#1: Participants are stripped of everything they own.
#2: Their belongings are placed in a mobile storage container a half-mile away from their home.
#3: Only toilet paper, water, and food rations are provided.
#4: Each day, participants can retrieve 1 item from the container. Every choice counts.
*No competition. No prizes. 21 days to survive their own life. How will these ordinary people survive being Stripped?
Those are the rules to Bravo’s new reality show, which finds out how long its hapless contestants can live after being stripped of all their possessions.
We’re sure producers throw other obstacles their way, too, like abused lions and heat-seeking missiles.
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To shill the show, a Bravo “street team” descended on South by Southwest pretty much nekkid and concealed by only strategically-placed cardboard boxes, trash bags, and laundry baskets.
Watch the show’s first trailer here:
h/t: Instinct
crowebobby
Let’s see blondie on the left under the umbrella.
MarionPaige
There is a Swedish movie titled Naken in which a young good looking guy is dropped passed out and naked in the hallway of a building on the night of his bachelor’s party. The movie follows the guy as he tries to make it to his wedding on time. There is an added Ground Hog Day plot line in which the guy again wakes up naked in the hallway when he fails to make it to his wedding on time. The movie is fairly funny, has a lot of nudity and there was a sequel.
ingyaom
“Stripped of Everything” – including their chest-hair, apparently… but not their tattoo ink.
ShowMeGuy
Sounds like a sorry rip-off of *Naked and Afraid*.
Brian
Agreed! What’s great about “Naked and Afraid” is the caliber of survivalists. The contestants actually know how to start fires, camp, hunt. They have surprising esoteric knowledge about local plants, etc., and all sorts of tricks needed to get clean water and survive through almost anything.
This new show is like the Kardashian version of it. People who have zero skill, but want to become famous for playing a character. It’ll just be idiots being sassy, failing at everything. It’s so gross the way we promote these people. We’re glorifying *lack* of talent.
Ken A.
And it’s blurred. Gee if they’re going to do this on Bravo, a cable TV channel that people pay for, they stop censoring. I won’t watch it, not because of the blur, though it’s annoying, but because it’s a silly reality show.
Alan down in Florida
It’s not stripped if you’ve been pixilated. The cast (and probably the street crew) don’t mind being full-frontal, why should the audience?