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editYeah, I definatley challenge the shows authenticity. Sometimes, the "victims" seem to be acting (rather badly). --70.38.103.150 06:25, 14 September 2006 (UTC)
What makes me doubtful is that someone has not hit one of these guys with a shovel or something. I look at these folks ready to be killed and I think I would be going for the eyes. ~~ Mark ~~
Do you guys have any actual proof? Like it or not, in real life, most people will shrivel up and cry when put in terrifying situations like this. They are too overwhelmed by what's going on to think about "fighting back". If anything, this realistic portrayal of human emotions is only more reason to think that the show IS real. By the way, Mark, there was one episode where one of the victims actually hit the hand of an actor with a hammer. The actor than immediately cut the joke off and told the victim it was a joke. -Juan
Can someone update this article, its not on air anymore.
Intro
editThe first sentence is horrible - I can't even work out what it's supposed to mean, otherwise I'd clean it up! 86.143.48.55 (talk) 04:11, 29 January 2008 (UTC)