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The document discusses three reality television shows. The first show is watched by 11.8 million people and sees celebrities surviving in the jungle for 22 episodes per year to become king of the jungle. The second show has around 3 million viewers and involves contestants completing an obstacle course without falling in the pool over 9 episodes to win a trophy and cash prize. The third show attracts 5.6 million viewers and tasks participants with challenges to reach Takeshi for a prize of 1 million yen over 22 episodes per series.
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- 3. The audience is usually all ages Around about 3 million people watch it Aim of the show is to get around a obstacle course without falling into the pool 9 episodes each series A trophy and a cash prize Its entertaining to watch people fall
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