I haven’t seen every single episode and I wonder sometimes if I’ve missed “that episode”. It would be kind of neat to see. I’ve seen an episode or two when (it might have been XL, not sure) when a female contestant was pretty forthcoming with her romantic feelings only to be shut down. It’s kind of vague now Any previous contestants want to chime in?

Episode Name: Forsaken

It’s time for another off-season running diary! Let’s just get right to it!

–Panama, San Jose Island.

–The Narrator lets us know that sand flies, snakes, dangerous spiders, and caiman live here (somewhere off in the distant night, Malorie asks, “Did someone say Caiman?”)

–Oh, wow! This is Kim’s first episode. I don’t recall if I’ve seen it. I think I have, but I don’t remember.

–She’s from Moab, Utah. That place is ridiculously awesome. Except now it’s been overrun by tourists. Same thing that happened to Sedona, AZ. It’s still a great place, though.

–”I got expelled from school seven times in one year.” Well, I did not know that. Hmmm…

–”I want to prove I have what it takes to survive to my little girl.”

–Pause right here to make a PSA: Memo to parents, you don’t need to ditch your young child, who has no concept of days or weeks, for 21 days (or longer) just to prove to yourself that you’re a good parent. In a real sense, by doing this you’re proving the opposite. If it’s an older child, ok. But a baby or toddler? No. Just don’t. Stay at home and develop a healthy attachment to your child. Every time I see this on N&A, it pisses me off.

–Kim realizes that she’s out of her element for fire building, that Moab isn’t the jungle. At least she understands that.

–PSR time for Kim! She starts off at a 6.2.

–Contestant Gary says he’s never felt so alive. He’s ex-military. The military guys do not do well at N&A. Seems like it, anyway.

–Gary’s PSR starts at 7.1.

–Didn’t see that coming! Nope. N&A never gives the dude a higher PSR!

–Kim gets naked and jumps into the water to swim toward the island. Now it’s Gary’s turn.

–Gary begins his episode by talking about how he’ll “motivate the shit out of her” (if his partner can’t keep up). What do you want to bet that this guy is crying before day 10?

–They hug. It’s awkward.

–Gary brought an ax (good choice), and Kim brought her bow drill. The exact drill that she said worked well in Moab, but she wasn’t sure about her skills with it in the jungle.

–There’s going to be a fight in this episode. I can feel it.

–Is Kim still a baker?

–Gary is an ex cop and now runs a tactical store.

–Kim confides to the camera that she’s not here for any authority bullshit. We’re already off to a great start.

–These early seasons where they don’t give them a pot feel much more difficult. The pot makes such a big difference.

–”How old are you?” Kim, doing her best to alienate the ex cop.

–Gary finds a stick that looks like a cross. Kim is not having any part of it. “To me, it’s a sign of my lord,” says Gary. UGH.

–The producers went out of their way to find two people that are the exact opposite of one another. But will opposites attract? Let’s find out!

–Gary doesn’t know how to use a bow drill. From the looks of it, neither does Kim.

–”I’ve only done this twice.” Kim, the legend.

–Nighttime. No fire. No shelter either. What exactly have these two been doing all day?

–Gary hears a noise in the dark. You know what that means: Stock animal footage time!

–OMG there’s a giant spider making its way down the trunk of the tree that they’re sleeping under. That’s not stock footage!

–Day 2.

–Gary is feeling it. He needs water.

–Kim is still having trouble getting fire started. Shocker.

–Gary is making the mistake of drinking contaminated water. Will it make him sick? We’ll find out.

–Kim drinks some water as well. Not good, guys. Not good.

–Gary’s sitting around watching Kim suck at making fire. Why isn’t he building a shelter?

–Nighttime. They’re cold and uncomfortable. I bet you Gary taps by day 10.

–Day 3. Kim wants to discuss things. She wants to cuddle during the night for warmth. Gary thinks it’s cheating on his wife. Ok, Gary. This guy is definitely tapping out.

–They’re having a fight about it. It took three days.

–”I’ve never left anyone behind.” Gary and his famous last words.

–Now they’re fighting about Kim’s inability to make fire.

–If this was my first time watching N&A, I’d be convinced they were both about to tap.

–Now Kim is crying.

–Gary says Kim has nothing to bring to the table. Great start, guys.

–Why isn’t Gary making a shelter? WTF is he doing? Oh, he’s sleeping.

–Kim makes coal! They have fire!

–This episode just took a turn. Fire solves everything!

–Gary is proud of her.

–Now they’re cutting firewood. Why weren’t they already doing that?

–Gary says he’s “feeling his age.” You’re only 53 and you look like you’re in decent shape. Man up.

–Day 4.

–Uh oh. The medics have arrived. Gary’s on the ground.

–Gary’s blood pressure is messed up. The medic thinks it’s due to malnutrition. Is this it for Gary? On day 4?

–And Gary taps. Not medicaly tapped. He just can’t do it anymore. I called it.

–Gary is now crying as he leaves his partner behind. I saw right through this dude immediately.

–This will be another “Guy quits, girl thrives” episode. 90% of the time when the dude quits, the woman completes the challenge. It’s like men are an obstacle to thriving.

–Stock animal footage time! What a large snake that is.

–It’s nighttime and Kim is getting eaten alive by bugs. I think it’s sand flies. Those bastards would make me tap on the first night. No thanks.

–Kim is ready for a fresh start away from Gary.

–She decides to go hunting near the river. She finds a coconut.

–It’s rotten but she tastes it anyway.

–Day 6. Kim is searching for more coconuts, and she magically finds a coconut tree.

–Kim cuts into a fresh coconut and the water spills out and onto her crotch. She immediately begins to drink this water and says, “I drank coconut crotch water, and I loved it.”

–Out of all of the gross things that have happened on N&A, that’s up there.

–Nighttime. Stock animal footage of a Caiman (sponsored by Malorie).

–Kim hears pig grunts in the dark. It’s not Gary.

–Kim is scared of the three little pigs.

–It’s morning time, and she’s making a trap for the pigs. I’m going to make a bold prediction and say that she will not catch a pig.

–How would she skin a pig? Did Gary leave his ax?

–It’s the next morning, and Kim is off to check her trap. “”Something ate all of my bait and didn’t set off my trap.” Shocker!

–Day 13. Kim’s trap has failed for five straight days. She’s very hungry.

–It’s that time on N&A where the parent, starving, dehydrated and exhausted, cries on camera and talks about how much they miss their kids. No sympathy from me. You did this to yourself.

–Day 18. She’s clearly going to make it to day 21, even if it’s just by sitting in the dirt some more.

–Kim spots a baby caiman. She pins the gator with a spear. Really? This is what she’s going to do? Kill a baby gator?

–I’ve gotta say, I’ve lost some respect for Kim. I liked her on her XL challenge, but she comes across as an entitled idiot on this episode.

–I guess Gary did leave her the ax, because she’s skinned the gator.

–Kim has more food than she can eat (thanks to that suspiciously convenient gator).

–She’s going to smoke the meat overnight and make jerky for the rest of her stay. Will it go rotten? Hopefully.

–Kim says she’s thankful for this animal. Right…

–-The bugs are bothering Kim, so she peed all over herself and then used the soot from her fire to rub it in real good. She’s got urine all over her face. She’s proud of this.

–Day 19. There’s a pig in her trap! How convenient.

–Doesn’t she still have jerky? And a lot of it? Does she need to kill this pig and waste most of the meat? She’s got 2 days left.

–Kim makes the decision to let the baby pig go free. That pig was definitely a plant by the producers just to bring drama into the episode. Now, Kim is redeemed for her decision to let the pig go free.

–Day 21. Extraction time. She must head up river through the dangerous jungle and the intense heat.

–Dramatic music plays as Kim struggles to make it to the extraction point.

–Kim almost runs straight into a Boa. That is not a small snake.

–She finally makes it to a clearing, and there’s the extraction vehicle. She did it!

–17 Days by herself, no thanks to Gary.

–Kim states that a “new me” is leaving the jungle and returning to her daughter. Sure…

–Kim’s new PSR is 7.0, which is lower than Gary’s initial PSR of 7.1. Are you fucking kidding, N&A?

–Gary’s new PSR is who gives a shit.

–Kim is back home with her daughter, where she should be.

–I’m no longer a fan of Kim. That episode rubbed me the wrong way.

–Suck it, Kim.

See you next time on the N&A Running Diary!

This is what I want to see next! A Mega XL with all the "legends", mixed in with some of the (for lack of a better term) lower tiered survivalists. They could bring 20 survivalists (or more) and break them up into smaller groups and have them merge, like other seasons or have them together as one tribe and have a banishment season. Start them out with more advanced tools and see what the survivalist can really do when faced with the longest challenge ever.

Sarah Danser, a contestant from the reality show "Naked and Afraid," tragically died in a car crash in Hawaii at the age of 34. She was a passenger in a vehicle when the driver lost control and collided with a parked car.

Key details about the incident: Cause of death: Car accident

Location: Hawaii

Details: Danser was a passenger in a car when the driver lost control and crashed into a parked vehicle.

Age at death: 34

Caiman

I love naked and afraid. But since last one standing I don’t feel like there’s anything to watch. I’ve seen everything and loved the new content! Just hoping we get new episodes of something soon haha rewatching worst partnerships now lol

I just found out about Sarah's passing while binging Naked and Afraid and stumbled upon this reddit. Wow, what a tremendous loss. Sarah won my heart and became my favorite person. She was such a strong competitor, so positive, willing to help and take charge when needed. I loved watching her and rooting for her. My sincerest condolences to those who loved her. So horrible and tragic.

What is the song they play on S7 E3 XL around the 52:48 time frame? It’s the piano one, I want to learn it

Just started watching XL season 7 and it features Sarah who is one of my fave survivalists and I recently read that she passed away in a car accident. I just wanted to say that she seemed like a funny and smart lady and a great partner on the show.

I've always liked Jeff and EJ when they have been paired together.

So my SO and just watched LOS season one and noticed that at the end as they're racing up the mountain Wazs fire/ember looks out, no smoke and appears to be all ash. Then suddenly in the next clip, still right on Dan's heels, he has this fresh looking fire?? Then he obviously obliterates the fire challenge.

If he stopped to fix his ember he would have been further behind. Did the producers maybe let him use a Firestarter to keep it close? If hus ember was fully out Dan would have won no question. I won't discount Waz's clear skill and technique with the fires, but it seemed odd?

Episode Title: Punishment in Panama

Welcome back to another N&A running diary! As we eagerly await a new N&A season, I’m going back to old N&A episodes to give them the attention they deserve. I’m trying to find episodes I haven’t watched, mixed with a few of the classics.

Let’s get to it!

–The contestants are arriving via boat. Side note: There’s an episode where the contestants have to take a raft to an island, and it takes them literally all night. Scariest episode by a mile. I’ll review that one soon.

–This is Laura’s first episode! I didn’t know that. I’ve never watched this one. Hell, yeah! She’s definitely a fan favorite.

–Panama looks beautiful. I’m sure the producers put them on the worst island imaginable though.

–Lots of stock footage of alligators and deadly snakes. Thanks, N&A!

–Laura’s intro is first. She’s from New Hampshire. What a cutie she is.

–Our male contestant is named Clint. He says he’s a country singer and songwriter. Ok, I can respect that. Let’s see what you got, Clint!

–Both seem confident in their skills, although neither have ever been to Panama.

–Laua gets naked first (I’m going to do my best not to perv out in this diary). She says she’s very comfortable getting naked. Mmmm. Yessss.

–Sorry, I tried. Let’s just move on.

–Clint is weirded out by getting nude. He shouldn’t be. He’s a good looking guy!

–The cameraman loves Laura’s ass. He should be ashamed!

–Time to look into their goody bag.

–Laura brought a machete. Wise choice.

–Clint brought…goggles? Oh, Clint. Why? Why?!

–I guess fish might be their best option. These islands they put the contestants on are always devoid of life.

–They have a map. Looks like there’s a cove on the island, and their extraction point is in the water. No thanks.

–Looks like they’re headed to a different beach. Sand flies are definitely going to be a problem. Nothing is worse than sand flies. I’d tap within an hour if those things were crawling all over me.

–Laura thinks Clint picked up survival skills just to impress people. That’s a rather judgemental thing to say, Laura.

–Clint's first impression is that Laura is a very attractive woman. Look, we try. We really do. It’s just in our biological nature to be pigs. Don’t blame us, blame science!

–PSR Time! My favorite most useless part of N&A.

–Clint’s PSR: 6.9

–Laura’s PSR: 7.9

–N&A loves to give women a lower PSR, no matter how skilled they are. Not this time.

–They’ve been hiking for five minutes and they’re already filthy. They’re caked in mud.

–Laura found water apples. They look delicious. Laura and Clint go to town on the fruit.

–Laura says she feels like Adam and Eve. Will they be banished from this delicious garden of water apples? Let’s find out!

–Now they found coconuts. What’s next? A comfy bed and a margarita?

–Laura cuts her finger with her machete as she attempts to open a coconut. Lots of blood. Looks deep.

–Clint makes a bandaid out of a leaf. I’m sure that’s sanitary.

–And now they’ve found a fresh water source, filtering right out of the side of the mountain.

–And they’ve made it to the beach, where a table is set up with sizzling fajitas, chips and salsa, guacamole, and ice cold beer. Just kidding. This is N&A, not survivor.

–Now I’m hungry.

–Let’s see what kind of shelter they build. Better be off the ground or sand flies are going to eat them alive.

–Clint is worried about bats and snakes. Laura is losing respect for him. Clint is in for it if he doesn’t grow some confidence. Laura won’t have it!

–They built a shelter high off the ground and inside the jungle. Let’s see if it works out for them.

–Day 2. Both contestants have bumps all over their body due to sand flies. I’d have tapped a long time ago.

–Fire making time. This is going to be a challenge. Is anything dry on that island?

–Clint’s trying to make fire with a fire saw, which uses friction between sticks. It’s not working.

–Laura decides to make a fire drill. Let’s see if that works better.

–It’s now dark and they still don’t have a fire. Not good.

–Laura’s feet are totally swollen from bug bites. Clint is beginning to freak out.

–Day 3. It’s about to start raining. What a miserable place they were dumped in.

–I don’t know if this is true, but it does feel like they stopped putting the contestants on tropical islands at some point in the show.. It’s just too difficult.

–Day 8. The narrator says that the rain has finally stopped. It rained for five straight days. Good lord.

–Laura’s body is giving up due to all of the bites she has. Does she get tapped on her first episode?

–Laura attempts to make fire while Clint goes for a walk.

–Laura chases after Clint because she needs help. I’ve gotta say, so far Laura is getting out-survivaled by Clint.

–They’re both frustrated. I feel a fight coming.

–Clint finally gets a fire going. Good job, Clint!

–Day 11. It’s time to get food.

–Laura is cranky. Narrator’s words. Clint is sick of chopping into coconuts.

–Laura makes a fish basket. There’s a 99% chance it doesn’t work.

–Clint makes a spear. He states he has zero experience on the ocean.

–Clint says he’s freaked out by the ocean. Is there anything this guy is not freaked out about?

–Laura is upset at Clint for being a giant baby and must set the lobster trap by herself. I thought it was a fish trap. Shows you how much I know.

–”I’m freaked out by sharks, snakes, alligators, and soap.” –Clint, probably

–Laura stabs a sea urchin. Those things can kill you.

–Clint refuses to eat the sea urchin. I actually don’t blame him for that.

–Day 13. Clint is going downhill. I don’t think he’s going to make it to day 21.

–Clint and Laura are at odds. Neither want to give the other credit for anything.

–Adam and Eve were banished from the garden of Eden. Will Laura and Clint be banished from Panama?

–Here comes the fight! It was building for days. Clint is pissed because Laura never gives him credit for all the manual labor he’s done.. Laura thinks Clint is a big baby. I think both of them are right.

–Day 14. They need food desperately.

–Day 17. Still no food. Laura is going out to the lobster trap, hoping for a miracle.

–The trap has two lobsters in it! That sure was convenient, N&A producers.

–I will never eat lobster. I have worked in seafood restaurants before and watching the cooks gut them while they were still alive scarred me for life.

–Laura and Clint are brainstorming their raft for the upcoming extraction, which is 2 miles out to sea.

–”I’m also afraid of scissors and glue.” Clint, probably

–Laura finds a Caiman in the jungle!

–”Did someone say Caiman?” Malorie, from somewhere far away.

–Clint refuses to hunt the Caiman. Shocker.

–It’s night time and they hear noises. Time for some N&A stock animal footage.

–It’s a Caiman! (Sponsored by Mallorie)

– There’s a momma Caiman and a baby Caiman.

–Are they really going to kill the baby Caiman just so they can continue on a reality show?

–They killed the baby and now the mother is searching for it. Sometimes this show enters a morally gray area. These people aren’t really starving. They can go home at any time. Do they really need to kill the baby Caiman? They’ve had a few of these moments in the show, like the pelican episode.

–Day 21. It’s time to get the raft ready. They begin their water extraction!

–It’s about to start raining on them, but just in time, the extraction boat comes to the rescue.

–Laura has a new appreciation for life.

–”I’m scared of french fries.” Clint, probably.

–And they’re headed home! They survived the 21 day challenge! Great job by our heroes.

–Updated PSR time!

–Clint’s PSR is now 7.3

–Laura’s PSR is now 8.2

That’s it for another great episode of N&A! It was fun to watch Laura’s first episode for the first time. I thought I’d seen it before, but I guess not.

Next time on the N&A Running Diary: A certain blond- haired young woman has an absolute meltdown in the sand!

See you next time!

I have a question: What is Dan's beef with Jeff? Dan is so incredibly negative and down right hateful towards Jeff. Where does this animosity come from? Sticky fingers is not a favorite of mine at all - especially after LOS season 1.

Episode Title: Breaking Borneo

–As we wait for a new N&A season, regular, XL, or LOS, I’ve decided to go back and do a running diary of different episodes throughout the show’s history.

–Let’s get to it!

–Breaking Borneo is a season 1 episode. It came out in 2013, when Breaking Bad was airing, hence the play on the name.

–Have we had many episodes in Borneo? Any classic episodes filmed there?

–Our female contestant is Julie, who is 6’4” tall and loves using her survival knowledge in the comfort of her back yard. It’s never a good sign when they film in their yard!

–Our male contestant is named…Puma. We don’t need to know anything else about this guy to know he’s going to 1) be an arrogant jerk and 2) fail miserably. Let’s find out!

–As Julie gets dropped off and then gets naked, she informs us that being naked will expose her to all types of plants and creatures: Rattan vines, leeches, Pumas…

–Puma is looking forward to seeing his partner nude. Perv.

–N&A really loves to drum up the initial “I’m attracted to my partner” nonsense.

–Looks like they got a pot, but I didn’t see the other items. Probably a knife and a fire starter.

–Initial PSR time! Easily the most useless part of N&A.

–Puma’s PSR: 7.1 Julie’s PSR…5.5

–Never change, N&A. Never change.

–These two are climbing down a jungle mountain. Looks dangerous.

–Julie identifies a boar track. I’m going to go out on a limb and say they do not kill a boar.

–Julie is dehydrated. Puma is concerned about her abilities. Shocker.

–There is a 100% certainty that these two are not going to be successful in making a fire on their first night. It’s way too humid there.

–They decide to build a shelter instead of concentrating on fire. They’re running out of daylight, so they choose to build the most difficult bed imaginable. It’s five feet off the ground. I bet you anything it breaks before night one is over.

–1:45 a.m. Our two heroes hear something moving around in the darkness. Time for some N&A stock animal footage!

–N&A is hyping up the wild boar danger. They’ll be ok. Stop your nonsense, N&A.

–They survive to day 2. The bed held up!

–Puma is making a fire making device while Julie is focusing on the shelter. Puma’s chances of getting a fire going on day 2 are zero percent.

–”I’ve never had this much trouble making fire.” -Puma.

–Puma thinks it’s time to drink water without boiling it because he sucks at fire building. He is not happy.

–Julie steps in to help with the fire building. Will she succeed where Puma failed? Probably.

–Puma finds a refreshing, small area stream from camp. He states he’s not going to tell Julie about it. Why? What’s that all about, Puma? I told you he was going to be an arrogant ass.

–Puma decides to take a chance with the secret water and he drinks some.

–It’s nighttime, and Julie is suffering from dehydration. She needs water asap or she’s not going to make it much longer.

–Day 3. Julie is struggling. Puma is still not telling Julie about his secret water source. He doesn’t seem to be suffering any ill effects from drinking the water, so why not share this information with her?

–Puma found an underground source of rain water that filters through the jungle. Good job by Puma.

–Puma’s back to making fire, but he’s not having luck, so Julie takes over, and it looks like they have a coal thanks to Julie’s skills!

–They have fire! Both contestants are feeling good right now. Maybe they’ll make it 21 days!

–They’ve found a few worms and a small river crab. They have themselves a snack. Thriving!

–Ominus music is playing. What’s about to happen?

–Uh oh. Their coals have burned out. Julie thinks this is Puma’s fault. Trouble in Borneo!

–And now the sky is opening up and they’re about to get absolutely drenched. Not good.

–Julie is trying to make another fire, and it’s obvious she’s using wet wood. What is she doing?

–Here comes the frustration and the first fight between Puma and Julie. They’re stressed!

–Julie is taking her anger out on random leeches she finds. She “wants them all to die.” Ok…

–Now the river is overflowing, and there’s a giant, murderous tree that Julie’s worried will fall on their camp. It’s getting intense for our heroes!

–The narrator lets us know that there’s a tropical storm moving through.

–A giant tree just crashed down near their shelter in the middle of the night.. Puma says it missed them by about 15 feet. That would be terrifying.

–It’s daylight, and they must rebuild their shelter. I’m going to make a prediction: These two will make it the 21 days. It couldn’t have gone much worse for them, and yet they’re still standing.

–Puma is feeling awful. He needs rest. We cut to nighttime and Puma says he’s got a bad fever and the chills. Maybe I spoke too soon about them making it 21 days.

–Puma is moaning throughout the night. He wonders if he got bit by a spider.

–It’s almost morning, and Puma calls for help. However, they’re stranded due to the flood, and help can’t come until morning.

–As the morning dawns, the narrator lets us know that Puma is at the breaking point. Finally the medical unit is able to reach him.

–The medics don’t know what’s causing Puma’s fever, but it could be serious. His temp is 105 degrees. He’s definitely getting tapped.

–They cool Puma’s body off in the river and then they carry him out on the stretcher. He’s gone.

–Julie’s now got 12 days alone.

–Puma is tested for a variety of infections at the hospital. Hopefully he’ll be ok.

–If you’ve watched enough N&A, you know that the female almost always makes it to the end when the male leaves early. Let’s see if that trend holds up here.

–Julie is hoping her fish trap will catch some food.

–Fish traps: The most useless survival invention ever.

–She checks the trap after leaving it in the river for several hours: no fish. Shocker.

–Another day, another useless fish trap failure.

–Julie says she feels weak and emotionally depleted. Is she about to give up?

–Day 15. The fire is out. She’s had no food, and now she needs to get the fire going again. She’s scared. She’s having an emotional breakdown.

–Julie refuses to give in to the dark side. She’s trying to get up to pee and can barely walk, but she’s fighting hard.

–Julie confesses that all of her training and skills were useless. Turns out making fire in your back yard is a little different than making fire in a rainforest. Who knew?!

–Day 18. Julie taps. I was wrong that she’d make it after Puma left.

–Julie wasn’t thriving and she wasn’t surviving either.

–Puma and Julie: FAILURES

–PSR Time! YES!

–Puma’s new PSR: 6.1

–Julie’s new PSR: 5.0

–Never change, N&A. Never change.

–That’s a wrap on this episode, and the first of (hopefully) many N&A running diaries as we wait for a new season.

See you next time!

Anybody else think they use armed guides when they are filming or some kind of deterent, I'm just surprised someone hasn't been mauled by a lion

I started off liking Eva a lot until XL1. Not throwing shade on her skills.

Heather: well I'm still not a big fan. Her last challenged showed a woman who was trying hard to be a good teammate. She worked hard.

There have been plenty of different people on this show from all walks of life, I have heard all sorts of sad and bizarre stories, some of them have even been downright weird!

Im quite a fan of the ninja guy who appeared early on, "the black MacGyver" as he called himself and I also have a soft spot for the man, Trent who said that a bigfoot sat on him when he was a child!

Who is the one who made an impression on you the most and for what reason?

Nathan was so incredibly rude to his partner to the point she tapped. When he climbed the coconut tree and slid down causing awful scrapes everywhere seemed the the ultimate karma.

I hope they never do another episode where the partners speak different languages. If he could have communicated to her his frustrations with her work ethic it might have been a good episode

Seen lots of episodes these last weekse via free streaming temporarily. So... After all I've seen and read... that cockroach called Jeff should meet far more karma than he did is last one standing s1.

I know this question has been put out there before but, If you were selected as a contestant for N&A, would what be your worst fear? Being naked? Skills readiness? Etc… ?

I stumbled upon a short, but clearly unblurred clip in an episode (on Max) that shows a contestants breasts. I believe it slipped through because the contestant is in the back of the frame, partly hidden by vegetation. However you can clearly see her breasts and nipples.

I feel like I should do something, but I have no idea who to even contact! Any of you have any idea or should I let this go?

Edit: you guys are out of your mind asking me to post it lol

I am new to naked and afraid. The first shows I watch were the last one standing. I then watch the first one of XL that Jeff was on. He was a nice guy on there and willing to share his catch. On LOS, he was not sharing. He seems like a completely different guy and not the nice guy he was on XL.

She defiantely has skills and is a kind person (starvation can change the nicest of people im sure) but dang dude idk something about the way she talks makes me feel like I'm a child and she's just being very condescending. Also---- she reminds me so much of Gabby Hannah 😭 I'm sorry eva

You guys are going to love this. I don't remember the place ,or the episode,or even the survivalist. There was an episode southern states swamp . When one of the two directed their camera into the forest at night there was a person in a kkk pointy hat looking back at them....I'm not losing my marbles I have witnesses who saw it too.

It's a YouTube video, part of an "Expert Rates" series, where, in this case, survivalists rate survival scenes from movies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_zTmKN2u4o