"Survival": flip them all and give them their own series Israel today

If anyone from Network 13 captains reads here by chance, we'll be happy if the following message is internalized: this year is not 1994, you are not the mythical Channel 3 of cable, and heck, "Survival" is not "Celeste", no need to broadcast it every night of the week like a daily drama.

Although if you still brought yourself for the third time this week to watch the franchise's flagship reality, you may have also wondered where the interesting missions and intrigues that once made the series once fascinating have gone, in favor of whole scenes that feel like a telenovela.

For the third quarter of last night's episode, we saw a bunch of many older people with each other in a variety of infantile ways.

That this is a pretty amazing achievement for the survivors of the current season, it should be noted, that they burst into mutual hatred for almost a few hours into their stay on the island, giving up lightly on the Mandatory Honeymoon stage that every bunch goes through at the beginning of its journey.

Gender reversal.

Jackie Azoulay in "Survival", Photo: Network 13

The VIP survivors have slipped straight into all the racist clichés that have been building reality in Israel for quite a few years, with each of them initially trying to prove how enlightened and open and certainly not racist, describing his personal shock at the really harsh things said by Henry David - an actor working in Israel For quite a few years now, however, he has received his greatest exposure - precisely in the form of discussions on social media about his vomiting monologue from the first tribal council of the season.

It was already worth coming to "Survival."

So the episode we learned that Ashkenazis hear Naomi Shemer (?!), The medicine of Moroccans is only Ashkenazis and that Odelia really does not matter what the community is, but when it comes to food it is a different story.

At this point the survivors on the island are so deeply involved in the ethnic demon issue that it is unpleasant to tell them that they probably also do not agree with each other politically.

Another burning issue that has already exploded among the group of adolescent children on the island is the political tension between men and women.

And this happened when Ohad Buzaglo, a man who collects tattoos that apparently make up a treasure map, managed with great talent to get involved with all the women of the island, after telling about his many conquests in the romantic realm.

You would expect the experience of Buzaglo, the country champion in likes as he defines himself, to convince Shira Farber that he does not think there is a woman he can not reach will be the most exciting thing in this episode, but how can you concentrate on something when the relationship between Yuval is confused Reflector) to Michael Lewis continue to heat up.

Yesterday, for example, Yuval told him the dice in his stomach.

These are people over the age of 30, to remind you.

Country Champion in Lakes.

Ohad Buzaglo, Photo: Network 13

But still there were some interesting points yesterday, ones that carried a statement even, believe it or not.

The first came from a fan, whose anger at Jackie was legitimate, but her screams and the threatening manner in which she stood over him were completely non-existent, and on the contrary gender this scene would have created a real storm.

Another monologue of taste within yesterday's night of quarrels (oh, right. There was also some unnecessary mission there at the end), was when Yuval opened up about the drug affair in which he was involved.

An authentic moment of truth.

Yuval Shem-Tov, Photo: Network 13

In a moment of truth, the child star recounted the moment he thought his career was over, his need to be loved and the hard feelings that engaged in public discourse about a person in his low moments, as if it were not, well, a person.

At least from reserve service he got an exemption from the moment he became the confused Jubilee because he was not trusted in battle.

To sum up: an episode of quarrels, buttocks, and a final understanding that this is the most fun contender this season, and for our part we can throw them all away and give it its own series.

Nahardea.