Southern Survival

This show is an infomercial for Battlbox. Is this the future of advertising on Netflix? Ads are why I don't have cable TV!

The talentless cast stumbles through awkward, heavily-scripted scenes. Sometimes there are explosions, which are the high point of the show.

It is unclear if the cast represents real rednecks or an ironic representation of rednecks as imagined by a corporation.

I added two stars for the camera crew, who did their best to capture visually exciting shots.

This show could be entertaining i guess. But it feels like netflix just gave them a camera and a check. Not very funny, very forced, lots of low hanging fruit. The "education" is probably the funniest part. Because there's such a clear lack of knowledge across the aboard. I do commend them for making a business out of hanging out and testing amazon products. There's nothing special forming here. I think most people can do without this. Its pretty boring, not informative, tries so hard to be funny. But just comes off unappealing an mildly pathetic. Kind of like a child with a bad joke, but you have to keep laughing. Comparing it to mythbusters is easily the funniest thing associated this show. Could easily be surpassed. I cant see it catching widespread appeal. As even the title limits its audience. The shows content and attitude reinforces this. =) Wish you the best.

Immature version of mythbusters. No attempt made to follow any scientific method or design any experiments. The obviously pick their products through the "this looks cool" method of "science".

Feels like a very long commercial For there website.

The idea of the show sounds great, testing survival equipment. But boy they sure are the wrong people to do this. Guess I should have known better to expect anything decent going by the title of the show.

Very poor yolo style testing. Try hard humor that's cringe. feels like a long bad youtube advert that was given too much of a budget that skips over details.

terrible advice and ill quote what was said mid way through episode 1 "The most important thing we tell people is, if you're in a fire, inside a structure when a fire happens, get out." You don't say???