No kind fisherman, human friendly pigs, or magically cleaned canteens ? It’s almost like the men are actually on their own, trying to survive. While the woman are part-time.
The fact that the fisherman conveniently arrived and willingly handed over a massive fish in exchange for nothing wasn't even bad enough. It was the fact that the ladies returned to the camp saying _"WE CAUGHT A MASSIVE FISH!"_ Did you fuck, you little liars? They were obviously being helped every step of the way. I was shocked how hands-off the men's team had it, in comparison to the ladies' team, which had two defenseless pigs basically delivered right to them.
I mean, the woman day1 had a plan most the shelter built and all had there jobs and a fire going aka organized,plus we got to see ass and boobs and willingly they showed the camera like bonus, the dudes just fight and bicker like eventually thst gets too much if I was there I wpuld force everyone who is fighing snd got alpha bullshit to leave cos this team this iland only snd only works on teamwork, if they dint leave it will get physically, like a example vic only went out caught fish to outshine Sam for his efforts with the nets that is example of what I mean, in a survival situation all the people the better you put egos aside put differences aside and fucking survive, I mean what if the camera wasn't there what if bear grills wasn't on the next iland, the amount of death like murder what will happen is why you need to all get along crucially like pretend you like each other or your all dead, like it's like at funeral all family puts all crap aside for the week and get along cos they are all trying to survive the situation and mutual respect of we need each other is there
Agree with you. Tho I'm happy that he wasn't stubborn and definetly chose the right thing in leaving there and he made it to 5 weeks without giving up. Will was a great bloke all season long. Hope they can keep their spirits up without him.
@@Game-Breaker97 Idk if that was possible tho. He literally said that the camera is too heavy and he doesn't know if he can make the jump. I know what you mean tho, it was a pretty strange attempt...
compare sam's determination diplomacy and mindset to the others that have been alienated throughout the series and it honestly shows a lot of character. dude knew when he had to earn back respect and absolutely nailed it. bringing in 2 dozen fish doesnt hurt too XD
@@mrsmith9597I agree. Sometimes it’s better to hold your cards close until you absolutely need to show them. It’s like having a great 6th man on your bench. Let the starters have their ego battles in the beginning and just when everyone doubts you, show them you can carry the team for a while when the starters get tired. Being on a successful team is about recognizing your role and rising to the occasion when expected of you.
when everyone is starving, holding your cards becomes more manipulation than intelligence . He only acted out of a selfish desire to not be punished, he shouldn't be praised. he should have acted sooner.@@Biscuitsgravy924
I get Vic's and others point - at the end of the day its results that count and had Sam split his time and got some wood, which is a garanteed win, he wouldn't of caught so much flak. That said, at the end of a few days his determination and strategy was right - a net will catch way more food than 1 rod. It took multiple attempts to set it right but now they know the way it should continue to deliver a bounty. Set the net then go fetch wood and water.
Kudos to Sam for not taking Vic's word at heart and breaking himself and the group...his decision to prove him wrong was awe inspiring put in his place
@@secrets.295 He's an Alpha male, not an abusing husband, didn't you see the last episodes? He misses his wife to bits, situations can cause you to do some things, but dude...
@@nomad-w4h Vic assumed that Sam couldn't fight because of his accent. I used to get that myself until I proved I could defend myself. Vic is a self righteous bully, and a stuck up snob.
vic's a complete piece of **** in terms of human interaction, even if some less intelligent beings say "alpha male" u know a alpha also does care about the physical and mental well being of the group, they will be objectively lookn at things no matter what! but vic's just tryin to make him self feel better. the day he lost that fish in the rocks he was so broken and was like "oh yeah ok lets hope the net finally did smth" and did he apologize or anything? NAH! the next mornin while 1 person was already up workin he is complainin about that person workin while he was tryin to sleep but when ever some one else felt the need to catch a break there was always the sideeye or some dumb comment less intelligent beings would make in situations like that! hence this guy is NOT an alpha, he just thinks he is, like alot of modern woman that dont even know how to fill up gas, oil, water or what ever other fluids that go in a car.... sad to see that both men and women nowadays are all just blaming the other gender....
This episode once again shows how good of a person Vic is. He held some grudges against Sam, but when Sam prooved him wrong, he admitted that he was wrong. Respect, Vic !
He was an *sshole lets be honest, in most egalitarian tribes they wouldnt stand for his nonsense, the top hunter who lets it get to their head is a danger itself, they start thinking they deserve more of the share
@@mansanoire9989 Mature Person thats passive aggressive all the time lol. He does the work, hes good at what he does. But calling VIcs behaviour "mature"...not really.
Sam actually went to jail for breaking into Vics home and stealing his TV a few months after this show was done! He finally got the respect from Vic :DD
Feel so sorry for Will. You could see he truly grasped the idea that this was a once in a blue moon experience. He wanted all he could..and sadly, he got it.
But why couldn't he stay on the island after the fall? What would havw happened if he stayed and the wound would have healed with the medical aids that were on the island? His wound would have gotten infected?
Bloody hell Vic is passive aggressive. He does well and he does a lot of work and gets stuck in and then he can't resist constant put downs and snide remarks with prissy rhetorical questions.
That's his biggest flaw for this experiment imo. He gets shit done and he knows it. He sees other people can't get it done the same way and rubs it in...
@@jareddrakencondor4187 well if someone would tell me i am useless i wouldnt do more i would do less because at that point i might as well focus on myself.
Actually, Vic's quite the hypocrite. When he complains, he's always right. When someone says we need to make use of the daylight, which is very reasonable, he's upset.
Yooo when they were working their ass off to secure the camp and that one foo was just watching the sun set………… it would have been straight up fucking hands bro lmfao😂
Vik might work hard, but he is hard bloody work. Got some serious issues with inferiority. Desperate for a pat on the back. Will comes across as incredibly compassionate in all the episodes.
the one thing i think Vic is wrong about is that NETS are a waste of time... i dont think so... its just luck... and whether you catch something is based on LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
This shows 1 important aspect of survival. Innovation. In all societies, you need someone to be innovative and break the norm. While yes they might not be the most liked, after failure and failure and failure eventually they succeed and improve the rest of society.
At 12:16, it would be far more efficient and supportive for the group if someone who could weave (like the guy who told him that he's doing it wrong) simply stood up and showed him the proper way to weave. This approach not only saves everyone time but also helps him feel like a valuable member of the team, rather than someone incapable of contributing due to a lack of skills. Weaving is an incredibly simple skill to teach, taking merely about five minutes. Yet, instead of offering guidance, they choose to mock him and urge him to "man up." This situation isn't about toughening up; it's about learning a skill that needs to be taught.
@bitemyshite That's understandable, but it still won't help the group. How is he supposed to do work for the group if he doesn't know how? They're in it together and they need to help each other to be more productive.
If the boys played by the girls rules it would be easy and boring, if the girls played by the boys rules they wouldn't have lasted three days. So they make little adjustments to keep it watchable.
He was just not losing an arm. It was just not that bad😂 Edit- I know it can be worse than it looks. But, I’ve had broken bones, severed artery’s, and never been to the hospital. I came out fine. I don’t get why they made him go, even after he got the surgery…
lol if you think they didnt give anything to the men you're deluded. That croc was a set up and notice hopw they never actually show vic catching any of the fish be brings in. They just dont make it as obvious.
I mean Vic can have his opinion and founded or unfounded trust in someone he barely has gotten to know on a personal level, but the other guy could just ignore it and let it dissolve. The wonderful thing about a gift is you dont have to accept it… 😂
Hard landing....big risk....lessons to be learned....survival is round the clock non stop....and turn fatigue into your Allie.Great show of the modern world pitted against nature and from the distance we find ourselves.5/5!
Hahahaha true, imagine thinking meeting someones grandma is impressive. The royals got lucky being born into their family. The rest of us earn our place.
The king forgot to pull out his penis in time and it was this sperm that first reached the egg. It was the first and last time this man tried. This is his lifetime achievement.
Man, I just love the dynamic when you get a bunch of men together like this. There’s camaraderie, frustration, coaching, competition, and true friendship. And at the end of the day, things get done. Makes you wonder how much more productive the workplace could be without femininity.
traps arent a waste of time.. but a trap should be something you set, and then leave... do something else and then check on it occasionally its not supposed to be, set a trap and sit there all day watching it... cos that sounds like he just wants an easy time
In reality, in an actual stranding, there’s a good chance a wound like that would have killed him through infection, or of he was lucky enough not to get infected, it would greatly affect his ability to complete many of the daily tasks. And in all honesty, there’s no point in taking the risk of a life long injury for a temporary scenario.
Not sure about Grylls' fearmongering about Autophagy. It's a cellular process that is almost constantly occuring and fasting increases it dramatically and it's shown to have numerous health benefits. Japanese dude won the nobel prize back in the mid 2010's for discovering it. Autophagy =/= starvation.
That's precisely what crossed my mind when he mentioned it. True, autophagy is heightened during fasting, but it's likely they've been experiencing increased autophagy since day 2, which isn't particularly remarkable. Elevated autophagy can actually be quite beneficial for your health. It's a completely natural process that everyone should experience occasionally in order to maintain good health. This process of cellular cleaning and renewal plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. The real danger lies in the "starvation metabolism," which typically occurs when a person's body fat drops below 4% and they have almost no skeletal muscle left. At this stage, the body begins to consume its internal organs. It's not just skeletal muscle and fat tissue being broken down, but also the heart muscle and other vital organs, in a desperate attempt to survive a bit longer. These losses can be recovered if one starts eating again, but without nourishment, death is inevitable.
@@Marco_My_Words there's pretty good evidence that the increase in autophagy from a 72 hour fast is extremely beneficial for people going through chemotherapy as well
I see where Vic and Sam coming from, Vic got the experience and proof that the net has failed already but then again failure is what makes us human of today. We learned from our mistake and try again. It's really leaning towards Vic since every man power is needed and you can't waste energy on something that will not guarantee good result.
reminder how such accidental injuries could be a death sentence in the past. If not for tetanus and subsequent sepsis when left untreated (many cultures did have some anti-biotic stuff they used on wounds, even though not really understand how, like honey or certain plants) the torn tendon in his dominant arm would severly limit him
That's because when you want to catch fish using those net the the high success rate of catching is actually around 4 am to 6am then 5pm to 7pm and try to know the strongness of the current which can be predictive by how big the moon but still there a time that the current is still strong which is easily known by observing how big the tides are..
@@xgtwb6473 think they die from suffocating because they can't swim / move to get oxygen through their gills (is the case for sharks at least) , and because it's so warm decomposition is much quicker than would be in cold water I'd guess.
I call bull crap. I been fishing since I was a kid. Fish dont go "bad" that quick. If they did, no one around the world would be eating them. It's made up for the show.. At least some of it has to be.
I’m yet to see a team that establishes daily routines, and day by day plans of what they need to do to survive. It’s usually addicting efforts, always from scratch, nothing planned, and they do it in weird times. You gotta accept that you’ll not have much energy after the first couple days, so you need to do the heavy lifting then, make camp, find water source, make sure you’re established. Then you need to find constant and sustainable food sources, when you don’t just go out and get lucky, but you are trying to repeat the daily work. Sure at least Vic goes fishing, but it is only one source, not reliable, you need to find other sources too, and day by day repeat the method. That is only working with a daily schedule! Then you gotta accept you’ll not sleep much at night time, so why not sleep at lunch, from 11am to 2pm, when it is warm anyways, and you’ll not have energy. Not to mention it is warm, so you can sleep without shivering, and during the day most critters are also sleeping so you wouldn’t be bothered. They have lights, so no reason why they cannot work at night with things that wouldn’t require a lot of visibility. And then lastly, you gotta plan out when certain things can be done, you cannot expect to go fishing and catch fish at daylight, fish also hides during the warm times, not to mention they are scared away by shadow over the water, so if they see your shadow, they will not bite. Again, all that planning, I miss. Sure might be missed from the videos, because it is a more boring side of the survival, but still, I don’t see it in any of the seasons, not even the result of something like that. + one thing, not everyone has the same energy levels and talents, so try to find for everyone what they are good at, if it is simply sitting in one place, give them something they can repair, mend, or create while sitting… you cannot expect that everyone will put in the same and equal effort and energy, it would be simply mayhem. But again, I don’t see this happening either, it is just constant decay and trying to wait it out until they can go home.
Its easy to say than done. None of them, have good experience with this kind of thing, even if some have a bit, like Vics, it could happen differently. Its possible if its your friends, or a designated team, but a random strangers with different backgrounds, jobs, personality and prejudice, its isnt as easy as us watching (you can see it yourself in the episodes). Malnourished, dehydration and hunger, takes lots of toll not only on the body but also your mental. Your thinking capabilities isnt normal. One might think to have a routine (like Will mentioned) but you can see from the others POV that some of them rejected the idea. Its possible, but only in a perfect situation or a sandbox well planned survival. What you have seen is what most 'normal people' will do in a survival mode.
@@haku9815 but it IS a perfect sandbox survival situation... they know what they are going to do, they know what they are up to, well before it happens, they get a day of training, and they also get tons of support that helps them to start. You're not gonna get a better option for a survival situation, one might even say, it's perfect. Yeah, I got it how many were simply obsessed by Vic's fishing capabilities and translated that to being the best survival, and you gotta give him he does have a talent to fishing among a lot of other things, but he was actually one of the participants that put them for way too long in a worse situation, because of his constant bickering, his demeanor, attitude, and because even if everyone should be doing what they are best at, he simply refused to do that for a whole day, in a life and death situation. If that indeed wasn't the perfect sandbox survival situation, that would have been the stamp on their death wish. Doesn't matter that the others didn't pull as much of their weight or at least not in the manner that Vic wanted it, him suddenly, without any warning or discussion just refusing to do what he is good at, it's childish and dangerous. But since this is not a real survival situation, but a show where drama is necessary, it didn't mean their end. In a way, I see your point, you're right that many things affect how one works, and I do agree with this, that's why I wrote that you gotta plan ahead and do the hard lifting BEFORE the exhaustion hits in, and focus your energy well. And the fact that they cannot plan, or establish a daily routine is actually the failure of all the "alpha" males and females who want to prove they can single handedly do it all, and when they get tired they start to whine about everything and they go on a tantrum.
@@VagabondTurtle I understand where you're coming from. And your whole point about Vics itself proves the imperfection and lack of a Sandbox where most variable are not in control. Mother nature in tropical island itself is a wreck, the people is a whole lot more wrecked, they have to figure it out, TOGETHER. The main reason its so hard to plan ahead of everything itself is due to the random mother nature and of course we human personalities. Its easy to communicate, comprehend and tolerate between 3-5 people, but psychologically its hard to do it with 11-14 people, especially with those soup mix backgrounds, thats why a team usually consist of 4-5 people. The things about choosing a leader nor someone who they can trust, is earned through hardship and experience, that thing itself couldn't be done withing few hours or days into the island. Before you get it sort out, things would dramatically be in wreck first, as you can see in their situation. Cus heck nobody got much time when its monsoon so suddenly and you havent done pretty much the basic rules of 3.
didnt you see they need to keep replacing the leaves either due to hot weather (the leave wilt so fast) or storm/monsoon? and they havent gotten much energy bruh just eating those small stuffs.
I don't understand how these guys didn't have at least three people fishing with Vic, using the same methods as him given how fruitful it was and he's not even a hobby fisherman.
@@Carlosmltr I must have missed that, I think in a previous episode they all went fishing when he was on strike so thought they had many hooks. I think it was poor of them to not at least have one person join him for some company and safety.
Autophagy is not when the body starts to eats itself - it repurposes unused and damaged cells. It's healthy and that's not what's going on in this episode.
why aint they setting the caiman snare no more? That was the easy win right there the pond was full of 'em. Net, rod, snare, pitt for pigs, water, wood, fire, shelter. Rinse, repeat.
6:07 anything that eats carrion generally will taste awful.. im not sure its a good idea to specifically target vultures... if the opportunity arises, fine.. but if it were me i'd hunt other things..
Vik is that Guy that only wants the recognition, not once did he teach anyone else how to fish making sure that he gets the glory for bringing back the food... on top of that he makes it clear that if you are smarter then him he is fully intimidated by that so he tries to put that person who is smarter then him down in order to maintain his pride....
or maybe they get put down because they sit around resting and cleaning feet. he makes an excellent point, when their "share" of the work is done, they relax because they're exhausted. everyone is exhausted, and this is survival, not society. the work isn't done until you are fed. and they're sitting around because they're done gathering "their share". it's moronic to see it literally any other way. even if everyone else was in cancer-survivor physicality, and vic wasn't, you still can't rely on one person. they'll get sick, they'll get hurt, or because other people are doing "creative labor" instead of hard labor, just succumb to exhaustion.
Guys if you ever join this kind of show, for the love of all ever, wake up early and use the whole day grafting. Sleep early so you'll savor the cold night. 11am is just crazy since by 6pm it's gonna be night time already in there.
Did someone tell them when there was fish in the net?? It seems really strange that 4 of them would all of a sudden decide to pull in the net together, when it was always a 2 man job before?
Will was the best person there, closely followed by Ross, Barney, Sam F and Sam B. Vic was good at surviving but just not sure he was the nicest person. Seemed to pick a fight with pretty much everyone, just appeared a bit annoying
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That cut to Sam watching the sunset while everyone is scrambling is priceless 😅
Did he smuggle some molly onto the island? To be fair, he did something he was good at and caught a gang of fish to feed the boys.
No kind fisherman, human friendly pigs, or magically cleaned canteens ? It’s almost like the men are actually on their own, trying to survive. While the woman are part-time.
Kind fisherman?
@@Michi880088The women spotted a fisherman and he gave them a fish in the previous episode (near the end)
@@VanniVenturesreally, am glad I was scrolling through it relentlessly and I missed that piece of rubbish
i dont even watch that shit
The fact that the fisherman conveniently arrived and willingly handed over a massive fish in exchange for nothing wasn't even bad enough. It was the fact that the ladies returned to the camp saying _"WE CAUGHT A MASSIVE FISH!"_
Did you fuck, you little liars?
They were obviously being helped every step of the way. I was shocked how hands-off the men's team had it, in comparison to the ladies' team, which had two defenseless pigs basically delivered right to them.
If only these guys had 2 piglets casually walk through their camp
ikr , in the women camp they treated it as a fking pet.
And one sleeping in the nearby bushes that can't be woken up even by screening women.
And given a fish by a fisherman
you forgot the fishermen that came by to give a fish
Absolutely embarrassing. What about the pig the crept up on and jumped on 😂 complete theatre
Barneys a real one dude. Always helping. Saved a dude. Caught the first food.
Finally the men's episodes
Men 👍
@@frederickmullins2429mens' 👍
I mean, the woman day1 had a plan most the shelter built and all had there jobs and a fire going aka organized,plus we got to see ass and boobs and willingly they showed the camera like bonus, the dudes just fight and bicker like eventually thst gets too much if I was there I wpuld force everyone who is fighing snd got alpha bullshit to leave cos this team this iland only snd only works on teamwork, if they dint leave it will get physically, like a example vic only went out caught fish to outshine Sam for his efforts with the nets that is example of what I mean, in a survival situation all the people the better you put egos aside put differences aside and fucking survive, I mean what if the camera wasn't there what if bear grills wasn't on the next iland, the amount of death like murder what will happen is why you need to all get along crucially like pretend you like each other or your all dead, like it's like at funeral all family puts all crap aside for the week and get along cos they are all trying to survive the situation and mutual respect of we need each other is there
@@dillyDillzmuaythai4lifeshut the fuck up it’s the men’s episode 👍
@matthew.t2381 men is episode? Grammatical incorrect
Really felt bad for Will actually, He was such a good sport in raising the whole team spirit!!
Agree with you. Tho I'm happy that he wasn't stubborn and definetly chose the right thing in leaving there and he made it to 5 weeks without giving up.
Will was a great bloke all season long. Hope they can keep their spirits up without him.
He should have crossed the same way everyone else did. Idk what he was thinking trying to climb around a wet and near vertical rock wall
@@Game-Breaker97 Idk if that was possible tho. He literally said that the camera is too heavy and he doesn't know if he can make the jump.
I know what you mean tho, it was a pretty strange attempt...
@@Game-Breaker97 That tool Vic was the one who told him to do that.
@@NetSraC1306
What would it have been like if Will hadn’t wounded his arm?
compare sam's determination diplomacy and mindset to the others that have been alienated throughout the series and it honestly shows a lot of character. dude knew when he had to earn back respect and absolutely nailed it. bringing in 2 dozen fish doesnt hurt too XD
@@mrsmith9597I agree. Sometimes it’s better to hold your cards close until you absolutely need to show them. It’s like having a great 6th man on your bench. Let the starters have their ego battles in the beginning and just when everyone doubts you, show them you can carry the team for a while when the starters get tired.
Being on a successful team is about recognizing your role and rising to the occasion when expected of you.
when everyone is starving, holding your cards becomes more manipulation than intelligence . He only acted out of a selfish desire to not be punished, he shouldn't be praised. he should have acted sooner.@@Biscuitsgravy924
@@mrsmith9597 Lazy? HE WAS THE FEKKIN COOK YE MUPPET. YE TRY COOKING FOR 11 PEOPLE, WITH NO EQUIPMENT TO SPEAK OF, YER SHITE.
I get Vic's and others point - at the end of the day its results that count and had Sam split his time and got some wood, which is a garanteed win, he wouldn't of caught so much flak. That said, at the end of a few days his determination and strategy was right - a net will catch way more food than 1 rod. It took multiple attempts to set it right but now they know the way it should continue to deliver a bounty. Set the net then go fetch wood and water.
Mostly of them wer hostile specially Vic,that sometimes I felt most of this program are "Scripted"99% of them are SCUM
Kudos to Sam for not taking Vic's word at heart and breaking himself and the group...his decision to prove him wrong was awe inspiring put in his place
Vic is a bully. What a terrible human being. I bet he is a terrible & abusive husband & father.
@@secrets.295 He's an Alpha male, not an abusing husband, didn't you see the last episodes? He misses his wife to bits, situations can cause you to do some things, but dude...
@@nomad-w4h Vic assumed that Sam couldn't fight because of his accent. I used to get that myself until I proved I could defend myself. Vic is a self righteous bully, and a stuck up snob.
He knew vic was right
vic's a complete piece of **** in terms of human interaction, even if some less intelligent beings say "alpha male" u know a alpha also does care about the physical and mental well being of the group, they will be objectively lookn at things no matter what! but vic's just tryin to make him self feel better. the day he lost that fish in the rocks he was so broken and was like "oh yeah ok lets hope the net finally did smth" and did he apologize or anything? NAH! the next mornin while 1 person was already up workin he is complainin about that person workin while he was tryin to sleep but when ever some one else felt the need to catch a break there was always the sideeye or some dumb comment less intelligent beings would make in situations like that!
hence this guy is NOT an alpha, he just thinks he is, like alot of modern woman that dont even know how to fill up gas, oil, water or what ever other fluids that go in a car.... sad to see that both men and women nowadays are all just blaming the other gender....
This episode once again shows how good of a person Vic is. He held some grudges against Sam, but when Sam prooved him wrong, he admitted that he was wrong.
Respect, Vic !
He was an *sshole lets be honest, in most egalitarian tribes they wouldnt stand for his nonsense, the top hunter who lets it get to their head is a danger itself, they start thinking they deserve more of the share
Vic is really by far the most valuable member of the team
That is what a real mature person does, take accountability and make amends. Salute to him 🖖🖖
@@mansanoire9989 Mature Person thats passive aggressive all the time lol. He does the work, hes good at what he does. But calling VIcs behaviour "mature"...not really.
@@carlson8334oh not his character and behavior, but that one action. it was a jab at his previous behavior by pointing it out when he acts maturely.
Sam actually went to jail for breaking into Vics home and stealing his TV a few months after this show was done! He finally got the respect from Vic :DD
WHAT?? If that real Sam is wacked
Every now and then I see a comment that’s stand-up-comic level funny, this definitely one of them.
@@asmodiusjones9563 It just seemed like a fitting thing to post after hearing that statement by vic :D
I can't tell if tht's a joke or real
Its a joke :D Or who knows.. maybe he did it!@@tytoalbasoren9457
Feel so sorry for Will. You could see he truly grasped the idea that this was a once in a blue moon experience. He wanted all he could..and sadly, he got it.
will was right though. A lot of their fish that day went rotten because they slept in so much.
But why couldn't he stay on the island after the fall? What would havw happened if he stayed and the wound would have healed with the medical aids that were on the island? His wound would have gotten infected?
@@phoenixpingu You answered your own question.
@@averageasian292 and how severe could have that gotten? Until the end of this survival island? As bad that his arm needs to get amputated?
@@phoenixpingu I’m not medical expert brother. If you watched the show, the men’s doctor explained why he needed to evacuate
Title of the video "Cannibalism is a possibility" 😢
What's actually in the video "21 FISHES FOR THE DISHES!" 😂😂😂
Tvensi woun fisheees for để desshes?
Bloody hell Vic is passive aggressive. He does well and he does a lot of work and gets stuck in and then he can't resist constant put downs and snide remarks with prissy rhetorical questions.
That's his biggest flaw for this experiment imo.
He gets shit done and he knows it. He sees other people can't get it done the same way and rubs it in...
@@NetSraC1306 which is not technically a flaw in a survival situation.
You want everyone to go the extra mile to make sure the group survives.
@@jareddrakencondor4187 well if someone would tell me i am useless i wouldnt do more i would do less because at that point i might as well focus on myself.
@@jareddrakencondor4187 Motivated people get more done than unmotivated people
@@osterhai then your just proving them right
Sam Farmar......that's the Man. Massive respect for his courage and will to carry on given the criticism.
Actually, Vic's quite the hypocrite. When he complains, he's always right. When someone says we need to make use of the daylight, which is very reasonable, he's upset.
44:23 it just shows how vulnerable people really are to nature. It’s a crucial reminder.
Yooo when they were working their ass off to secure the camp and that one foo was just watching the sun set………… it would have been straight up fucking hands bro lmfao😂
How was there no fist fights frl??
This seems like the most awesome experiences one could have with strangers!
It's very hard to take in some criticism and turn them into positivity, and that's exactly what Sam did. Hats 🧢 off for Sam❤❤❤
Vik might work hard, but he is hard bloody work. Got some serious issues with inferiority. Desperate for a pat on the back. Will comes across as incredibly compassionate in all the episodes.
i love how everyone putting things into the camp really brings them together
32:00 just man being mans hitts different
meeting strangers like this to grow this much together, man what a adventure never to forget
I'm impressed they keep the fire burning for a month
the one thing i think Vic is wrong about is that NETS are a waste of time... i dont think so... its just luck... and whether you catch something is based on LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
i love this show, i just wish you guys would upload them in chronological order
The Fishing Net is being used wrong. Cast it out and pull it in, rinse and repeat, until you catch your fill.
Why is that better than leaving it out?
@@Handlebrake2 How many times did it get snagged, tangled and shredded?
@@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164 oh lol, I thought you meant doing that multiple times a day somehow caught more.
This shows 1 important aspect of survival. Innovation.
In all societies, you need someone to be innovative and break the norm. While yes they might not be the most liked, after failure and failure and failure eventually they succeed and improve the rest of society.
Reminds me of Flik from A Bugs Life.
our vic has gone up himself, he wont teach the others to fish, he loves the daily pat on the back.
True definition of never giving up sam ❤️ my favourite character in this show 👏 😊
At 12:16, it would be far more efficient and supportive for the group if someone who could weave (like the guy who told him that he's doing it wrong) simply stood up and showed him the proper way to weave. This approach not only saves everyone time but also helps him feel like a valuable member of the team, rather than someone incapable of contributing due to a lack of skills. Weaving is an incredibly simple skill to teach, taking merely about five minutes. Yet, instead of offering guidance, they choose to mock him and urge him to "man up." This situation isn't about toughening up; it's about learning a skill that needs to be taught.
@bitemyshite
That's understandable, but it still won't help the group. How is he supposed to do work for the group if he doesn't know how? They're in it together and they need to help each other to be more productive.
Well thats a nice treat. Just finished the playlist and they uploaded one a few minutes ago. Thank you 😄
heerlijk he matthias
@@krakzy5840 Matthiasje
What is the opposite of a sympathetic nice and humble character? - Vic.
Riddicilous how mutch they give the girls and stagebut for the guys the rules are rockhard even when he almost lost his arm he is not allowed back .
If the boys played by the girls rules it would be easy and boring, if the girls played by the boys rules they wouldn't have lasted three days. So they make little adjustments to keep it watchable.
@brendanmichel5313 little adjustments like supporting the woman 100 percent more than the men? That's just cheating really.
He was just not losing an arm. It was just not that bad😂
Edit- I know it can be worse than it looks. But, I’ve had broken bones, severed artery’s, and never been to the hospital. I came out fine. I don’t get why they made him go, even after he got the surgery…
lol if you think they didnt give anything to the men you're deluded. That croc was a set up and notice hopw they never actually show vic catching any of the fish be brings in. They just dont make it as obvious.
@TheBabylane2 ah yes, the great conspiracy to make men look more capable of surviving than woman. Because that's an actual thing that happens.
It's a miracle that Will is alive... After this dangerous climbing activity...
man a fokin daredevil
no profesional climber would climb that
32:07 such a heart warming moment.
the girls a sedated pig , beaked beans and fish from fishermen , while the boys need to do it all by them self
I'm glad I wasn't the only one saying pig was sedated
I mean Vic can have his opinion and founded or unfounded trust in someone he barely has gotten to know on a personal level, but the other guy could just ignore it and let it dissolve. The wonderful thing about a gift is you dont have to accept it… 😂
32:07 Sam just ranked up from stranger to survivor.
Hard landing....big risk....lessons to be learned....survival is round the clock non stop....and turn fatigue into your Allie.Great show of the modern world pitted against nature and from the distance we find ourselves.5/5!
We need worker class and we also need creative class as well... That's what sam proved!
😂😂😂
The posh one thinking meeting the queen is some accomplishment 😂
Hahahaha true, imagine thinking meeting someones grandma is impressive.
The royals got lucky being born into their family. The rest of us earn our place.
The king forgot to pull out his penis in time and it was this sperm that first reached the egg. It was the first and last time this man tried. This is his lifetime achievement.
Men's Island Episode: Thriller and Suspense
Women's Island Episode: Comedy
Fucking hell, i had goosebumps when they pulled out the nets, such a great moment
Man, I just love the dynamic when you get a bunch of men together like this. There’s camaraderie, frustration, coaching, competition, and true friendship. And at the end of the day, things get done. Makes you wonder how much more productive the workplace could be without femininity.
The really sad part is he will likely have to wait about a month before the surgery will take place.
Thats episode makes me very happy. The man camp is a joy when things gonna right way
Would love to see a drunken Vick 😂
Seems like a very troublesome drinking partner 😂
traps arent a waste of time.. but a trap should be something you set, and then leave... do something else and then check on it occasionally its not supposed to be, set a trap and sit there all day watching it... cos that sounds like he just wants an easy time
Show has matured by now
4:11 TRIBE: Clear leader has appeared, short and concise. Brilliant.
Almost 6hrs deep into this unreal binge thankfully i got tomorrow off 😅
In reality, in an actual stranding, there’s a good chance a wound like that would have killed him through infection, or of he was lucky enough not to get infected, it would greatly affect his ability to complete many of the daily tasks. And in all honesty, there’s no point in taking the risk of a life long injury for a temporary scenario.
Not sure about Grylls' fearmongering about Autophagy.
It's a cellular process that is almost constantly occuring and fasting increases it dramatically and it's shown to have numerous health benefits.
Japanese dude won the nobel prize back in the mid 2010's for discovering it.
Autophagy =/= starvation.
Thank you for addressing this. When I heard him say that I was like... naaah.
@@nigelhutchinson5332 A little knowledge is dangerous huh
That's precisely what crossed my mind when he mentioned it. True, autophagy is heightened during fasting, but it's likely they've been experiencing increased autophagy since day 2, which isn't particularly remarkable. Elevated autophagy can actually be quite beneficial for your health. It's a completely natural process that everyone should experience occasionally in order to maintain good health. This process of cellular cleaning and renewal plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. The real danger lies in the "starvation metabolism," which typically occurs when a person's body fat drops below 4% and they have almost no skeletal muscle left. At this stage, the body begins to consume its internal organs. It's not just skeletal muscle and fat tissue being broken down, but also the heart muscle and other vital organs, in a desperate attempt to survive a bit longer. These losses can be recovered if one starts eating again, but without nourishment, death is inevitable.
@@Marco_My_Words there's pretty good evidence that the increase in autophagy from a 72 hour fast is extremely beneficial for people going through chemotherapy as well
I hope Dan is enjoying his new, what MUST be modeling, career. The man is absolutely stunning.
Finally an episode with the boys!!!! I can’t watch the women episodes.
Their episodes is really boring
@@SepehrraI find their failures to be pretty entertaining
I laugh at them being dehydrated and hungry like no duh go hunt go find water fav part where one girl just collapses on a rock
Men on the island mafe a pretty good job. Really impressive realistic and inspiring. The teamwork shaped step by step no easily but surely
18:39 "Yorkshire, born and bread" - Vic
Its wild how different areas have their own accents.
Vic is that guy in the group whose lived through everything and tries to teach lessons with tough love
I see where Vic and Sam coming from, Vic got the experience and proof that the net has failed already but then again failure is what makes us human of today. We learned from our mistake and try again.
It's really leaning towards Vic since every man power is needed and you can't waste energy on something that will not guarantee good result.
reminder how such accidental injuries could be a death sentence in the past. If not for tetanus and subsequent sepsis when left untreated (many cultures did have some anti-biotic stuff they used on wounds, even though not really understand how, like honey or certain plants) the torn tendon in his dominant arm would severly limit him
Vic can be aan asshole at times. But he is honest. And know when to say he fucked up and aknowledge others. Gotta give it to him.
We’ll said
This show loves to plant food (piglets for the girls) jamming fish in the nets to turn the show around to a positive! 😂
The net is getting bigger each episode
they dont have enough research before coming there😅😂
That's because when you want to catch fish using those net the the high success rate of catching is actually around 4 am to 6am then 5pm to 7pm and try to know the strongness of the current which can be predictive by how big the moon but still there a time that the current is still strong which is easily known by observing how big the tides are..
Where’s the fisherman to give them fish? The sleeping pigs? The self cleaning water can?
10000% a fish caught in a net for 8 hours wouldn’t be off. Super fixed episodes that are still entertaining to watch
They don't know when the fish got caught mabye it got caught at night Time or even the evening
Fish can be caught the moment you set the nets so yes they can go off
So the net kills them it doesn't trap them? 😂
@@xgtwb6473 think they die from suffocating because they can't swim / move to get oxygen through their gills (is the case for sharks at least) , and because it's so warm decomposition is much quicker than would be in cold water I'd guess.
I call bull crap. I been fishing since I was a kid. Fish dont go "bad" that quick. If they did, no one around the world would be eating them. It's made up for the show.. At least some of it has to be.
I’m yet to see a team that establishes daily routines, and day by day plans of what they need to do to survive. It’s usually addicting efforts, always from scratch, nothing planned, and they do it in weird times. You gotta accept that you’ll not have much energy after the first couple days, so you need to do the heavy lifting then, make camp, find water source, make sure you’re established. Then you need to find constant and sustainable food sources, when you don’t just go out and get lucky, but you are trying to repeat the daily work. Sure at least Vic goes fishing, but it is only one source, not reliable, you need to find other sources too, and day by day repeat the method. That is only working with a daily schedule!
Then you gotta accept you’ll not sleep much at night time, so why not sleep at lunch, from 11am to 2pm, when it is warm anyways, and you’ll not have energy. Not to mention it is warm, so you can sleep without shivering, and during the day most critters are also sleeping so you wouldn’t be bothered. They have lights, so no reason why they cannot work at night with things that wouldn’t require a lot of visibility. And then lastly, you gotta plan out when certain things can be done, you cannot expect to go fishing and catch fish at daylight, fish also hides during the warm times, not to mention they are scared away by shadow over the water, so if they see your shadow, they will not bite.
Again, all that planning, I miss. Sure might be missed from the videos, because it is a more boring side of the survival, but still, I don’t see it in any of the seasons, not even the result of something like that.
+ one thing, not everyone has the same energy levels and talents, so try to find for everyone what they are good at, if it is simply sitting in one place, give them something they can repair, mend, or create while sitting… you cannot expect that everyone will put in the same and equal effort and energy, it would be simply mayhem. But again, I don’t see this happening either, it is just constant decay and trying to wait it out until they can go home.
Its easy to say than done. None of them, have good experience with this kind of thing, even if some have a bit, like Vics, it could happen differently.
Its possible if its your friends, or a designated team, but a random strangers with different backgrounds, jobs, personality and prejudice, its isnt as easy as us watching (you can see it yourself in the episodes).
Malnourished, dehydration and hunger, takes lots of toll not only on the body but also your mental.
Your thinking capabilities isnt normal.
One might think to have a routine (like Will mentioned) but you can see from the others POV that some of them rejected the idea.
Its possible, but only in a perfect situation or a sandbox well planned survival.
What you have seen is what most 'normal people' will do in a survival mode.
@@haku9815 but it IS a perfect sandbox survival situation... they know what they are going to do, they know what they are up to, well before it happens, they get a day of training, and they also get tons of support that helps them to start. You're not gonna get a better option for a survival situation, one might even say, it's perfect.
Yeah, I got it how many were simply obsessed by Vic's fishing capabilities and translated that to being the best survival, and you gotta give him he does have a talent to fishing among a lot of other things, but he was actually one of the participants that put them for way too long in a worse situation, because of his constant bickering, his demeanor, attitude, and because even if everyone should be doing what they are best at, he simply refused to do that for a whole day, in a life and death situation. If that indeed wasn't the perfect sandbox survival situation, that would have been the stamp on their death wish. Doesn't matter that the others didn't pull as much of their weight or at least not in the manner that Vic wanted it, him suddenly, without any warning or discussion just refusing to do what he is good at, it's childish and dangerous. But since this is not a real survival situation, but a show where drama is necessary, it didn't mean their end.
In a way, I see your point, you're right that many things affect how one works, and I do agree with this, that's why I wrote that you gotta plan ahead and do the hard lifting BEFORE the exhaustion hits in, and focus your energy well. And the fact that they cannot plan, or establish a daily routine is actually the failure of all the "alpha" males and females who want to prove they can single handedly do it all, and when they get tired they start to whine about everything and they go on a tantrum.
@@VagabondTurtle I understand where you're coming from.
And your whole point about Vics itself proves the imperfection and lack of a Sandbox where most variable are not in control. Mother nature in tropical island itself is a wreck, the people is a whole lot more wrecked, they have to figure it out, TOGETHER.
The main reason its so hard to plan ahead of everything itself is due to the random mother nature and of course we human personalities. Its easy to communicate, comprehend and tolerate between 3-5 people, but psychologically its hard to do it with 11-14 people, especially with those soup mix backgrounds, thats why a team usually consist of 4-5 people.
The things about choosing a leader nor someone who they can trust, is earned through hardship and experience, that thing itself couldn't be done withing few hours or days into the island. Before you get it sort out, things would dramatically be in wreck first, as you can see in their situation.
Cus heck nobody got much time when its monsoon so suddenly and you havent done pretty much the basic rules of 3.
Vic... a down to earth Man, who knows wahat work is like...and self encouragement !!!
blessing
"..so, no, sorry, i don't trust ya" 💯
the problem is that they do not have a clear leader vote by the group, the default leader is Vic...
I don't understand how you can be on an island for weeks and not create a proper roof over your head.
Probably not enough energie. Plus like we saw in this episode the leaves have to be replaced so it takes away even more time.
didnt you see they need to keep replacing the leaves either due to hot weather (the leave wilt so fast) or storm/monsoon? and they havent gotten much energy bruh just eating those small stuffs.
Sam is a lazy guy but positive with his smile
I might be wrong but Sam Farmer owes the scuba diver some cash for those fish when this is over.
How do you not know to pick up the net first thing in the morning?
What a rollercoaster of an episode
Kyle is always chilling lol
I can't believe no one screamed Wilson hard and long on these episodes...
I absolutely love Dan 😂. Just look at his reaction at 18:17 🤣
25:30 What a legend.
Such a great metaphor
I don't understand how these guys didn't have at least three people fishing with Vic, using the same methods as him given how fruitful it was and he's not even a hobby fisherman.
I think Vic was using the last hook they had. Mentioned on a previous episode
@@Carlosmltr I must have missed that, I think in a previous episode they all went fishing when he was on strike so thought they had many hooks.
I think it was poor of them to not at least have one person join him for some company and safety.
Autophagy is not when the body starts to eats itself - it repurposes unused and damaged cells. It's healthy and that's not what's going on in this episode.
7:12 "Dan! I'm hiding for a vulture!"
21:06 vic smile is priceless 😂😂
I wish we can see these guys now in one setting
Love these videos
Sam never give up and that is hard work that people sometimes not appreciate until he got the fruit
sam just vibin lmaoo
why aint they setting the caiman snare no more? That was the easy win right there the pond was full of 'em. Net, rod, snare, pitt for pigs, water, wood, fire, shelter. Rinse, repeat.
Will leaving is basically a death. This must feel almost worse.
VIC is like the Messi of Survival Fishing
where is the pigs?
They were planted there by producers for the women.
6:07 anything that eats carrion generally will taste awful.. im not sure its a good idea to specifically target vultures... if the opportunity arises, fine.. but if it were me i'd hunt other things..
That at the end was waaay to risky. 😅
Vik is that Guy that only wants the recognition, not once did he teach anyone else how to fish making sure that he gets the glory for bringing back the food... on top of that he makes it clear that if you are smarter then him he is fully intimidated by that so he tries to put that person who is smarter then him down in order to maintain his pride....
he did in fact teach the others how to fish back in episode 7
Found the silver spoon kid in the comments
He had a little class where he even taught them how to make the poles and how to bait them.
or maybe they get put down because they sit around resting and cleaning feet.
he makes an excellent point, when their "share" of the work is done, they relax because they're exhausted. everyone is exhausted, and this is survival, not society. the work isn't done until you are fed. and they're sitting around because they're done gathering "their share".
it's moronic to see it literally any other way. even if everyone else was in cancer-survivor physicality, and vic wasn't, you still can't rely on one person. they'll get sick, they'll get hurt, or because other people are doing "creative labor" instead of hard labor, just succumb to exhaustion.
Guys if you ever join this kind of show, for the love of all ever, wake up early and use the whole day grafting. Sleep early so you'll savor the cold night. 11am is just crazy since by 6pm it's gonna be night time already in there.
Did someone tell them when there was fish in the net?? It seems really strange that 4 of them would all of a sudden decide to pull in the net together, when it was always a 2 man job before?
Maybe they needed four guys due to lacking strength from starvation.
The whole series is bullshit mate. Do not believe the television. Never believe the television.
Will was the best person there, closely followed by Ross, Barney, Sam F and Sam B. Vic was good at surviving but just not sure he was the nicest person. Seemed to pick a fight with pretty much everyone, just appeared a bit annoying
Most men I know would have turned this into a vacation. They would have had to drag us away when it was over.
Sam's actually a good guy, but everyone else thinks he's arrogant because he's privileged
Why isn't Bear dumping food in the men's lap like he did the women's?
Because the women would actually die without it