Reality show participants learned after years in the wilderness that no one looked

- The ten remaining contestants from the English reality show Eden were told a prominent notice after a year in the Scottish wilderness of the leadership of the program. The show was clear after just four episodes no longer be seen on television. The last episode was broadcast in August.

Eden was called 'Big Brother for hipsters. The aim of the program is to build a new society from scratch. 23 people were dropped in the Scottish Highlands, and could have no contact with the outside world.

The British Channel 4 sent the program. The first episode in July attracted 1.7 million viewers, but this number has declined rapidly. Therefore Channel 4 decided not to broadcast the program. The recordings, however, just walked by.

The show was filmed by four cameramen. The participants themselves had been cameras to film.

By mutual tensions and health 13 of the 23 participants had left prematurely. The 10 remaining contestants remained a full year.

The participants were regularly struck by food poisoning. Some would even have been spotted at a dentist nearby. Also there are rumors that some participants alcohol and junk food were smuggled in.

Former participants spoke earlier hard on the program. So Tom Wah said the show 'bullshit' and it was not what he expected. It would also be the program as broadcast on television are 'very misleading'.

Tara Zieleman, the first participant who left the program, she was bullied. The leadership of the show soon decided to release the participants and let them go their own way.

Channel 4 has announced that she is planning to broadcast the rest of the show in 2017. According to the channel, the program was an experiment, and they did not know what to expect and how would react the participants. 'But that's why we have done this, and the whole story, including highs and lows, we will show later this year. '