It is a “toxic” sequence that marked the viewers, who did not fail to express themselves on Twitter when they discovered the second episode of Koh Lanta!
This Tuesday, February 28, TF1 viewers and other fans of Koh Lanta discovered the second episode of the adventure of Sacred Fire, where the reds, the Tinago, and the yellows, the Paniman, clash in the wild nature of the Philippines. And during this new episode, a sequence has particularly ignited the canvas… And this is the moment when the yellows are about to savor some victuals after a hard managed to light the fire. But while they think they are grilling breadfruit, the yolks have actually been grilling pandanus, a poisonous aromatic plant, since it causes in particular more or less significant tingling in the throat and lips. And what shocked internet users is that the production did not react and let the candidates eat pandanus without intervening. And what had to happen happened: several adventurers felt bad, like Quentin, who suffered a food poisoningwithout having the right to the intervention of the doctor.
Comments from shocked viewers then flooded Twitter: “The cameraman who watches the yolks eat pandanus which is poisonous but says nothing to get a sequence“, “The cameraman who watches the scabs get intoxicated #Koh Lanta“, “Mdrrr so Denis is going to let them eat a poisonous fruit like?!“, “The yellows: poison themselves in front of the cameras. The production: #KohLanta“. In the end, more fear than harm… But one thing is certain, the pandanus has not passed, neither among the candidates, nor among the viewers!
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A candidate’s lie
It’s not always easy to keep the secret of one’s participation in the PAF’s most famous adventure show. And it is not Gilles, the 31-year-old farmer who lives in the North, and who is part of the yellow team, that of the Paniman, who will say the opposite. Indeed, the adventurer had to keep this secret for a long timeto the point of duty lie to those around youas revealed by West France. Not easy when you work as a family, like Gilles! “My wife and my mother take care of the administration and our store because we sell directly. My father helps me with the cattle and is responsible for growing strawberries” he thus explained. Gilles therefore had to go up “a scheme“and resolve to lie to his friends, who knew of his desire to participate in Koh Lanta this year. “They often asked me if the production had contacted me. I kept telling them I got no feedback“.
He did, however, agree to reveal their participation to his parents, his wife and two couples of friends, who all had to manage the farm during his absence. Gilles thus hid from the rest of his relatives his departure for the Philippines for the filming of Koh Lanta: The Sacred Fireon the pretext stay in new zealand for a “training with a view to resuming shares” of his father’s farm. Well done!