The Island of the Famous 2024: the theft of food does not beat the Benigno-Gate

Once a reality show likeIsland of the Famous they managed to get people talking by riding all the ideas that arrived over the weeks and live broadcasts: today, to avoid the famous trash effect, the solution seems to be to consider only the most innocent dynamics in order not to offend anyone's sensitivity . Thus, we return to dealing with a topic thatIsland of the Famous has always been considered hot: that of hunger suffered by the competitors and their attempts to appropriate production baskets to make up for food shortages. Leaving aside the fact that once upon a time those emptied baskets made sense because they were there Dan Harrow to confess and cry live to his wife for having stolen them, today it seems that this elusive theft is so authoritative as to be treated with the same seriousness as a story by Arthur Conan Doyle. The facts are these: three castaways, that is the poet Pietro Fanelli, the model Khady Gueye and the countess Alvina Verencondi Scortecci – yes, it's theIsland of the Famous but it seems the Big Brother without VIPs – they would have taken a wastebasket from the cameramen, emptying it and leaving it “where they go to relieve themselves and the cameras obviously don't arrive”.

Hence the search for who would physically get their hands on the loot after that Greta Zuccarello he snitched by confiding in the presenter Vladimir Luxuria and to the public what had happened. Do we really care? Probably not, considering that the only one keeping this soporific dynamic alive is Khady who, after a further rationing of the daily food ration as punishment for having broken the rules, has lashed out several times against the leader of the week Samuel Peron because he refused to feed her more than what was established by the “Spirit of the Island”. «You are evil, you have no humanity. I'm here, I'm dying of hunger and if extra food arrives I'll eat it, what's the problem?”, asked Khady tired of being treated like a thief when it's clear that everyone, including the castaways who thought that theIsland of the Famous could have been a way to emerge as examples of absolute morality and rectitude, in his shoes they would have done the same thing. While baskets are being discussed in Honduras, we are still thinking to the huge elephant in the room which the production continues to ignore: the case of Francesco Benignothe only one who, if ridden appropriately, could save this one Island from a listener and a share that become more and more miserable from week to week.

Why the reality show chose to ignore the story dismissing her in just two minutes, without referring either to Benigno's resistance to not wanting to leave the reality show or to the silence on the part of the castaways, it is not known. Spectators are incredibly left wondering what really happened because no one bothered to explain it. In fact, to date we still do not know why Benigno was removed from theIsland of the Famous and whether it is true that the reality show tried to spontaneously push him towards retirement. Everything has remained unchanged as it was, crystallized in silence while I am moving forward leader, fire and confessional tests which now know why they are stale the right cast is missing to liven things up. The other big problem with this Island of the Famous it's just this: there are no strong and charismatic names that guarantee a dose of irreverence that in the past would have guaranteed the salvation of the program but which today many look at sideways so as not to irritate the higher-ups who have asked for cleaner and more controlled reality shows. Until a decision is made which way to go, we fear that the once workhorse will be a colt too weak to stand on his own two feet.