YOU VS. WILD: Operation Jungle Rescue, Pt. 2

Name: YOU VS. WILD: Operation Jungle Rescue, Pt. 2
Item: YOU VS. WILD: Operation Jungle Rescue, Pt. 2
Author: Tess Farrand

Season 1 Episode 2

Family Content: +3 Some minor questionable elements. (Media-wisdom is suggested to discuss.)

Entertainment Quality:

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Violence
Sex
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Content:

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Continued moral emphasis on selflessness and sacrifice, but also there’s a strong focus on human survival as a high consideration;

Foul Language:

No foul language;

Violence:

Hunting;

Sex:

No sex;

Nudity:

No nudity;

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drug content; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

No miscellaneous immorality.

Episodes: Season Overview

Number	Date	Title	Content
1.1	4/10/2019	Operation Jungle Rescue, Pt. 1	+1
1.2	4/10/2019	Operation Jungle Rescue, Pt. 2	+3
1.3	4/10/2019	Searching for a Saint Bernard	+3
1.4	4/10/2019	LOST ON SNOW	+1

More Detail:

After locating the missing doctor at the end of “Operation Jungle Rescue, Part 1” of YOU VS. WILD, Bear Grylls asks viewers to join him in PART 2 and aid him in transporting the doctor’s medicine to a remote village. Miles of untamed jungle are between Grylls and the village, and a whole plethora of decisions awaits viewers. How will you and Grylls deal with lost equipment, mischievous monkeys and maze-like trees?

Across the first two episodes, choosing the correct path and reaching the end of the story successfully isn’t difficult. The experience is not trying to “win the game,” but in replaying each episode and trying new options. In this episode, the choices are as interconnected as episode one, which is a disappointment. Beautiful shots of the remote jungle exist throughout. Grylls is a capable actor, which is good because some of the situations in the story are obviously staged. Grylls’ occasional lessons on survival continue in this episode. There’s no serious objectionable content, so the whole family will enjoy this episode. A strong emphasis on human survival troubles the second episode’s basically moral worldview.