It is entertaining though. If it wasn't the show wouldn't last long and the last thing they want is bad ratings. Bad thing though is what is this teaching the kids who watch it. I mean, does what he's doing look at all safe?Call me a cynic, but I strongly suspect all of it is staged. The tunnel thing is a dead giveaway. The cameraman who is carrying all the video/sound equipment manages to ourtrun Bozo, then setup outside the tunnel in time to catch him diving and rolling to avoid the train.
Sure.
Not some sort of idiot; the epitome of idiot. It's a survival show that demonstrates the best ways to kill yourself. Like a "Jackass meets Nature" show.
my sentiment exactly.
Thank you. My thoughts exactly. And they wonder where kids gets these wild ideas.
So was I in my younger dumber days but I don't go around showing others how to do it.
Most of what Bear Grylls does isn't safe for civilians or in normal circumstances. If you've seen the program for any length of time you'd know several things: they run disclaimers on not to do the things Bear does and also he was a member of the Special Forces of his native country so he has the chops to do what he does. His program is about surviving in what some would consider circumstances the average person wouldn't find themselves in.
