User Reviews

Honestly, I would rather watch what happens next in the community happening without Jennifer and Andrew. I don't think Oliver wants to be in a community either. Those three are loners. They have it in their heads that they are the only ones doing anything for themselves. Communities in Alaska let others live and rise to help each other out when needed. Andrew and Jennifer are controlling. They don't thank the others for what they have done in their contributions. I mean even poor Oliver that really wanted to provide for his community failed but perhaps he wouldn't have if Jennifer and Andrew had just reached out to him about what they know. They are lazy. They don't communicate with others but they expect others to check in with them about all matters. It's not a community. It's an oligarchy.

I did not like Andrew or Jennifer, but I hope they continue with at least the other 5. Sorry but I am hooked on it.

Community ... I don't think they really understand the concept. They belong in the wild, living isolated from other humans.

I liked the other characters ... even Daniel Boone.

I really like this show. But it seems that Jennifer and Andrew feel they are the leaders. How come Jennifer is the only one not losing weight like everyone else. And props to Oliver.

Is there any reason why "100 days wild" has just...stopped...at Episode 7?

Really entertaining show. I like it a lot. When it comes to Andrew and Jennifer they're like a lot of people in general. When everyone else is always the problem, the problem is you. Love the rest of the 5 and it would be nice to see them start their own community next season

The two that are supposedly in charge are worthless. All they do is go out on that boat and catch dead fish and we can't forget complain about everything. If they want things done their whay why aren't they doing it themselves. For two people that supposedly live there why is it that they know what the fishing is like but continue to catch dead fish just so they can have something else to complain about. They just want for people to do what they want, when they want, and how they want it done. Where are they when the actual work is being done having tea.

And the obvious being, Jenn and Andrew, used the others to get them to stock up for winter, and then made them not feel welcome.

Oliver reminds me of Emily's Dad Steve Riedel from Bering Sea gold, proper eccentric, i feel he was put into the show to create drama.

The others are a decent bunch, would be nice to see another series, but cant see that happening.

Holy sh1t, Andrew and Jennifer didn't want a community, they wanted a cult. Interesting premise, would have been cool to see if the rebelling faction could have stuck it out.

Please bring this back and let us see what happened and if it's over like any show you should at least produce a last episode that sums things up. I love this type of show and these people wanted a commit and they wanted to just live there in there own. They weren't trying to own everything they just know how it has to be and need to get every started and in synch before winter and they just want to do what they want not what is needed.

Beautiful Alaskan scenery corrupted by weird millenial misfits. I think that Oliver is on the edge. He appears to be somewhat unstable, though likeable. However---one wrong move or word by one of this clique-ish clan could result in him sending the whole tribe of male hippies packing downriver...leaving him as patriarchal protector of the ladies. Maybe that would improve the show?

Two stars because I like everyone else including Oliver except dictators Andrew and Jennifer. If both of these hitlers started the colony I think everyone should leave their colony and start their own. That would be an amazing show. To the guy commenting Jennifer doesn't do squat, I've always wondered where she goes when she's not eating or cooking lol.

I agree with most that has been said about Andrew and Jennifer. But that's what actually gives the show a little depth. You can't hide from human emotions aka drama by moving to the wild. People will not be great simply because they are living closer to nature or whatever you want to call it. So to all of us who are going back to the office: don't be an Andrew. Don't be a Jennifer. Got a problem with someone (Oliver)? Knock on his tent and say: "Hey buddy, we need your help over here" and then say "Thanks" "You good?" "Slept well?" "Any nice dreams about Pat Boone last night?" Smile. Andrew should get a vasectomy and move with Linda to a place where other people don't exist.

How did Jennifer and Andrew decide the concept of community can be tight if living quarters are 10 to 15 miles apart through the wild of brush and snow? It's not like, "Come over, we need a fourth for bridge". Ridiculous plan. If they wanted everyone to pitch in on every project, they should have built a condo. Additionally, they are terrible leaders who believe they are always right, and those who disagree are troublemakers. Besides, the only person roughing it is a Oliver. Everyone else has power tools, shotguns, and fishing tackle. Also, I'm not in favor of the trapping. It's a brutal way to die.

I actually really enjoyed this show. The best thing about it, though is that it warned people about Jennifer and Andrew, who lured people in to build a "community," but who actually seemed to be more interested in developing some sort of cult. They were the most oblivious megalomaniacs I've ever seen, thankfully. I kid you not, though, I half expected Andrew to run out of his cabin to shoot the other characters at the end. What a couple of scary people...they don't even know how scary they are, just go straight to victim mode. The scariest thing about them is they can't see that they're wrong, and freaky.

The show succeeds in spite of itself. It does however fall into the same traps as other shows of it's kind, focussing so much on the creation of drama that we don't get to learn much about fishing, trapping, skinning, preserving meat, making snowshoes.

I'd love to see a show that focusses at least as much on how-to as it does on drama.

I don't see how you could make a season two of this mess, with the same people, but I'd like to know how the others fared after the show ended.

Those two make the show unwatchable. Get rid of them and Illwatch again. I love the rest of the cast and what they bring to the group.

This show started pretty slow and choppy and we almost had given up on it but by episode 3 we were all in. It's a great show that really questions what the meaning of "community" Is and how the leadership should be directed as well as all the drama that follows because of it.

By far the best survival show of 2020 next to Alone.

Give it a shot. These other reviews rated based on the initial episodes but it gets MUCH better along the way.

Started watching because I like the concept. But just like other communities they say no leaders but meanwhile the ones that started it are the leaders. Why do they want a community when they sent people out to starve while those people do all the work? I will stop watching because of them.

And then Oliver. I feel sorry for him. Sometimes people need time and play a different role in a community, like him making leather, they could have used his skills. Sorry for Adam and Evan. I hope they will start their own community without the dictators. Probably stop watching. Does anyone know whether Andrew and Jennifer leave?