Animated satire of survivor reality shows featuring random teenage archetypes vying for the final prize by any means necessary.Animated satire of survivor reality shows featuring random teenage archetypes vying for the final prize by any means necessary.Animated satire of survivor reality shows featuring random teenage archetypes vying for the final prize by any means necessary.
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- TriviaMany lines in the original Total Drama Island/Action aired in Canada have been either cut out or replaced with other lines in fear that they would be too mature for younger viewers.
- Crazy creditsThe original Teletoon version opened with a disclaimer being read by Chris McLean that went "This episode of TDI contains scenes of extreme stunts performed by animated teens. Do not try any of what you see here at home. Seriously, you could get really messed up."
- Alternate versionsThe original Teletoon version opened with a disclaimer being read by Chris Macclean that went "This Episode of TDI contains scenes of extreme stunts performed by animated teens. Do not try any of what you see here at home, seriously, you could get really messed up."
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A pleasant Surprise
The introduction of an impressive array of stereotypical characters began this animated reality television show, the most brilliant and unexpected oxymoron I encountered as of late. There's a way to relate almost any of the characters to someone you've met at one point in your life. Each character is memorable in their own way, if only because of the brilliant stereotyping, or the sheer wackiness of some.
On the "reality" half, there is very little real about it, and yet, it actually feels real in ways. At times, it's a biting satire of many of the absurd reality TV programs aired in the past few years. At others, the relations and rivalries between characters feel very realistic. The only problem, really, is that some of the humor feels weak and forced. On the other hand, some of it works really well.
If only this show didn't spawn so much awful fan-fiction...
7/10, for a great concept and intelligent writing, if weak in the humor department at times.
On the "reality" half, there is very little real about it, and yet, it actually feels real in ways. At times, it's a biting satire of many of the absurd reality TV programs aired in the past few years. At others, the relations and rivalries between characters feel very realistic. The only problem, really, is that some of the humor feels weak and forced. On the other hand, some of it works really well.
If only this show didn't spawn so much awful fan-fiction...
7/10, for a great concept and intelligent writing, if weak in the humor department at times.
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