With 100 contestants competing over 50 days on a remote island, NBC is going big into the adventure reality space.
The network has announced adventure competition seriesMillion Dollar Island
has a whopping 100 contestants. And while the CBS competition usually spans 39 days, the new NBC series will last for 50 days. The prize, however, remains the same as ever — $1 million . The show is described as having 100 contestants who “must forge friendships and build alliances as they plot to stay on a remote desert island for up to 50 days and compete to win their share of the ultimate $1 million prize. Upon arrival, each contestant is given a bracelet worth $10,000. During their time on the island, contestants gain and lose bracelets through various challenges, but when a player leaves the island, they must choose who will receive their portion of the money.
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