Let’s get across this river, we try and get out one of these rock faces here and somewhere around there will be a good place to camp. We scout the area from the air over a few days before so we have good idea of the route and I have a good idea of what we want to do, Let’s get across the river. But beyond that, we’re super a small crew. We have two camera guys, two sound guys and we have a story producer, who’s making sure that we’re kind of watching what I say or what the guest says so it kind of makes a complete package and makes sense. “It’s not laid out at all and there isn’t a production, which is, for me, how it makes this so fun. However, here’s what Bear Grylls said in a season-one call with reporters: While few things in life are safe-after all, walking across the street can be dangerous-you can bet no one is doing this, not the network or their insurance company or the celebrity’s representatives, without a lot of assurances that everything is as safe as possible. This is an NBC television show featuring A-list actors. While the celebrities haven’t practiced, Bear knows what he’s doing, and so does the show’s crew. That actually seems to be the best explanation for the show I’ve read: It’s safe but scary, like bungee jumping. It looked scary, but this actually was scary.”

You did stunts, but you were safe because you practiced, and you were hooked up to all kinds of cables. In an interview with reporters, Tom Arnold, who appeared on season one, said, “Now that I know what it was, if they’d ever told me everything in advance, I would have never in a million years have done it because I would have been scared.”Īrnold also said, “I kept comparing this to let’s say, True Lies or one of the other many movies I’ve done.

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