Overview
- Netflix has yet to approve a second season of 'Celebrity Bear Hunt' due to concerns over its high production costs.
- Executives are exploring significant budget reductions, including pay cuts for hosts Bear Grylls and Holly Willoughby, as well as participating celebrities.
- The first season, filmed in Costa Rica, received critical acclaim but was costly to produce, prompting consideration of cheaper locations like Clacton or Croatia for future episodes.
- The show featured 12 celebrity participants, including Mel B, Boris Becker, and Lottie Moss, competing in survival challenges in the Costa Rican jungle.
- Despite its strong reviews and positive reception, the show's future hinges on achieving financial sustainability through cost-cutting measures.