Wild, made headlines when it was revealed he sometimes slept in hotels, not in the wild. (Photo by Ben Simms/National Geographic)īear’s first big show in the U.S., Man vs. NatGeo says the show “transports viewers across remote locations in the US and around the world, including crocodile-filled mangroves of Panama and underwater caves in Sardinia to deep crevasses on Iceland’s largest glacier and scorching desert slot canyons throughout Arizona,” where “cast members must face their deepest fears and tackle everything from wild animals to rock repelling as they journey through some of the world’s most unforgiving wildernesses” and have to “rely on their survivalist intuition, bush-craft techniques and sheer grit before their adventures come to a thrilling end.” Bear Grylls on scouting locations and staging dead animal carcasses Dave Bautista and Bear Grylls in Horseshoe Bend, Ariz., looking at the Colorado River on Running Wild with Bear Grylls. On Running Wild, Grylls said, “my job is to say, keep them safe, make it really fun, rooted in adventure, and honest and revealing about their journey.”
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Here they are, in alphabetical order by first name: “We’ve got better stars than we’ve ever had before,” Bear Grylls told me, although when I interviewed him in the early spring of this year, he couldn’t yet discuss who they were.īut NatGeo has since released the list of 10 celebs for season five’s 10 episodes (full episode descriptions and air dates are at the end of this story). (Photo by Jeff Ellingson/National Geographic) The celebrities on Running Wild with Bear Grylls season fiveĪrmie Hammer climbing in Sardinia, Italy, on Running Wild with Bear Grylls season 5. We have a format that has proved already so popular on NatGeo,” he said, citing reruns of the show that aired last year.
“But we’re not trying to reinvent the wheel. Previously, the show aired on NBC and then, for international broadcasts, “we sell it to Discovery around the world.” He said “it makes much more sense to have it on NatGeo,” which broadcasts internationally, and “we bring in global stars.” And if I had to sum up Running Wild in three words, it’d be that: adventure, exploration, and going that little bit further. NatGeo is “the home of adventure, they are the home of exploration, always going that little bit further. “I’m not going to sit here and say we’re totally reinventing it, but for me it’s about the natural fit of a home,” he said. First, for the move to NatGeo (Tuesdays at 10), Grylls told me that not much has changed with the reality series, except that he thinks the channel is better fit for the show.
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