Shipwrecked Reviews

This has got to be one of the best TV shows that is on television at the moment. We all need a bit of cheering up in this dreary weather and this program will certainly do that. It is on channel four saturday and sunday morning and is basically a programme in which young people are stranded on two dessert islands for 6 months trying to ...

i think this was the best program ever ,i watched it every sunday and thought it was great, it is not like bigbrother, its so good ive even applied for next year, i think it can teach you alot to learn about how to live without everyday things e.g mobile phones and microwaves .everyday things that we take advantage of .i do agree with you older ...

i started watching shipwrecked about a 1/4 of the way through the series and it was very easy to get into and understand what was happening. shipwrecked is a fantasticprogram were there are two islands one called sharks and the other named tigers there are 4 people on each island to start off and each week for 3 months a new arrival ...

In an era where Big Brother style programmes seem to be taking over the majority of our television watching it seems only logical to add yet another one to the growing list. So following on from shows such as Survivor, I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here and Celebrity Love Island we find Shipwrecked currently gracing our television sets. ...

This is one of those infuriating youth programs you can resist a peak at. It’s a kind of Survival for students and backpackers and wannabes looking for exposure or a free holiday. Its equally as demanding as the ITV bomb as selected attractive teens and twenty something’s have to survive on rations and arguments to keep the ...

The nights have drawn in, it's cold outside and what better way to pass the time while waiting for your dinner to cook than to watch a bunch of idiots fight it out on a desert island, thankfully somewhere in the pacific. This is the third series of Shipwrecked, and for those of you that need an introduction, it features the young and ...

The dark cold nights are now drawing in so what better way to warm up than watch a programme where people are put onto a desert island to co-exist for a number of weeks. The war clear blue ocean and miles of golden sand should perk up anyone’s winter blues right? Well maybe in a ideal world but unfortunately we’re talking ...

Channel Four’s ‘Shipwrecked’ has at last finished. Unfortunately, not for good as a new series is being planned. Why? For those of you not familiar with the series, allow me to elaborate: After a rigorous elimination process to discover a group of appropriate youths that are bound not to get along, they are then sent ...

Watching this show worries me. It's ewnjoyable don't get me wrong. In fact it can make compulsive viewing! But waht concerns me is this show highlights what is worng with society today! For those of you who might be totally unaware of this program it involves sending 17 younger people (late teens/early twenties) on to an ...

Did anyone else notice the point to this programme? It was about a group of youngish out of work actors who were to spend several weeks together shipwrecked on a glorious remote island. I was so glad when everyone started falling out and playing tricks on each other, it made it worth watching, you would think "what next". The group ...