If the first two episodes of L'Isola dei Famosi were disappointing, the third one somehow manages to make things even worse. The interactions between the contestants become increasingly annoying, with forced arguments and moments completely devoid of interest. No one seems genuinely invested in survival, making the show feel more like a poorly executed social experiment rather than a true adventure.
The editing and directing don't help either: the pacing is slow, scenes drag on without any real tension, and the challenges feel more like an obligation than an exciting spectacle. The only redeeming element remains Walter, who at least manages not to be as unbearable as the others.
Overall, this episode is dull, tedious, and downright frustrating. If the show aimed to engage viewers with adventure and survival, it's still nowhere close to achieving that goal.
