![]() ![]() So it could be reminiscent of Bachelor in Paradise or Love Island. There’s some kind of banishment, and the trailer shows a moment that looks like the cast is walking to Tribal Council. I’m unclear how the show or the, uh, mating works. Jordan Rosengarten makes animal noises into Mikaela Florence’s ears during a challenge on Love in the Jungle (Photo by Discovery+) Is this as wonderful as it sounds? Just watch this trailer, and then let’s discuss: Oh, and all of this is narrated by a British fellow as if it was a nature documentary. (Would a reality show with no talking work? Hmm.)Įven better-and by that, I mean much dumber-is the fact that they will, and I quote, “each identify as an animal they feel best resembles their personality” and “participate in mating rituals pulled straight from the animal kingdom.” That’s actually kind of interesting, though the show doesn’t take that to the extreme, as there are still confessional interviews in which they do talk to the camera. Instead, they can only communicate nonverbally. On Love in the Jungle, the participants-a cast that looks like hot twenty-somethings-aren’t allowed to talk to each other. That’s why I’ve been watching another Netflix show, and why I got excited when, on Friday, I received arrived an announcement and trailer for a new Discovery+ show. What I am in the mood for is total silliness. The Ultimatum has been Netflix’s #1 show this weekend, but I’m not in the mood right now to watch straight people pretend that the best way to determine the future of their relationship is to make demands of one another while becoming celebrity tabloid fodder.
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