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As all of the contestants are already rich and have over a million, they don't care about the money aspect of the game at all.

For a game show it felt unorganized and unstructured behind the scenes.

Between the selection of content creators and the shop a large portion of the show feels like filler.

Personally I'd prefer the format change to either accommodate for the fact that a majority of the creators won't be there for the money and change it to more of an 'I'm a celeb' challenge, or remove the content creators and change them for genuine contestants that're there for the money with maybe one or two contestants who have a higher willingness to spend money (to create that level of conflict).

Unfortunately between the host and contestant groups feeling similar in size, it feels like an imbalance as there should be less hosts that contestants. I don't mind the concept of a rotating host, but having multiple at once feels disorganising.

Some of the contestants feel engaging however most already feel like they're trying to just get their 15-minutes, coming across as fake or false.

Between the format and choice of contestants the entire show feels fake and false.

The only way to enjoy this show would to be if I had another show by it's side so I could distract myself from the constant dull parts.

It's unfortunate as I do enjoy watching the sidemen and some of the content creators in the line-up, but the whole show doesn't feel thought out and isn't designed for TV.

This show feels like it time-traveled straight from the worst parts of 90s reality TV - only now it's even more tone-deaf. Using live animals like mice or tarantulas as props for cheap "gross-out" challenges isn't just lazy, it's outdated, cruel, and frankly disturbing. It's 2025 - are we seriously still doing this? There's no empathy, no creativity, just recycled concepts with zero depth.

The rest is painfully predictable and brings nothing new to the table. It's not just bad TV - it's the kind you regret pressing play on. Hard pass.

Don't waist your time. There's low-effort TV, and then there's this.

I feel awkward to watch a show what is about bullying in the name of entertainment. I don't think it is okay to create shows that normalises the behavior of the showrunners towards the attendees. I usually enjoy a fun entertainment show but the disrespect, and laughing about people honest fear it is not considered "fun" in my dictionary. I would honestly think this is not up to Netflix standards. I started the show with the second season since I am a follower of one of the attendees, wanted to check them out but I cannot recommend this show to anyone. I have nothing more to say since I just couldn't watch more of the series.

I have no idea what other people were watching, but I found this unwatchable. Lots of shouty, annoying individuals who appear to be there to purely prove how childish adults can be. The plot was difficult to follow, money seemed to be spent like water and no one made any attempt to hold anyone else to account. I love reality tv, I love people being thrown together and made to tough it out, how this managed to be so bad is beyond me. Not a single likeable person, no redeeming qualities and zero grip on reality. Please save yourself an hour of your time and don't even attempt to watch the first show, I really wish I hadn't!

Omg best show ever I'm so glad it made it into the US been a fan for forever!!!!!!!!! The selection of people to participate in this was phenomenal and the way each episode was left at a cliffhanger was soooo good and left me at the edge of my seat. Omg best show ever I'm so glad it made it into the US been a fan for forever!!!!!!!!! The selection of people to participate in this was phenomenal and the way each episode was left at a cliffhanger was soooo good and left me at the edge of my seat. Omg best show ever I'm so glad it made it into the US been a fan for forever!!!!!!!!! The selection of people to participate in this was phenomenal and the way each episode was left at a cliffhanger was soooo good and left me at the edge of my seat.