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“Our ex-partners merged! That’s why I like Umut,” says Samira. We remember: She had already expressed to Eva her very individual understanding of the concept of adultery by calling Eva an adulteress because she had fallen out with Eva’s boyfriend at the time. Now Samira carries around a memory pillow with an apology email from Eva printed on it.
It’s always about a certain Serkan. Serkan’s ghost hovers over the camp. Serkan with Samira, Serkan with Eva – Serkan with Umut?
Anyone who doesn’t see through the RTL bubble of a thousand “reality” formats won’t be able to keep up with this. Please be indulgent! “Do you have a boyfriend?” Hubert asks Eva. “No.” Both are silent.
Karma in the jungle pool
Eva unintentionally falls into the jungle camp pool. Karma, she believes. “Who made this stupid eye on me?” she asks. “I don’t safe,” says her competitor Samira. “This is the jungle.”
“Is there a skid mark yet?” the TV farmer asks the damaged Eva. “Unfortunately no,” she admits honestly. She suffers from constipation.
“I’m getting a snout,” Ariel says, stroking her upper lip.
Ariel on a word search
“I have paranoia,” says Ariel, like yesterday before the jungle test, still valiantly searching for the right word for her constant state of anxiety.
Mirja as a “Raising Star”
“Are you still with the Sky?” asks Samira Mirja Du Mont. Ariel follows up: “It’s worth it, right?” Ariel thinks Mirja is a “raising star”. She can’t know any better. They divorced, but there was never a bad word between the Kubrick gentleman and her.
Ariel freaks out
Meanwhile, Ariel, the over-the-top woman, is looking for victims again. She had already settled accounts with Gil. But I wasn’t finished with him yet.
First of all, umut. She destroys Umut – “That’s racism”. Why? Because he made fun of her accent. She pronounces “ch” like a “g”. “You don’t make fun of that.”
“And you!” Ariel points to Gil. “I just said to calm down,” Ofarim says gently. He did well.
“I swear on my dead!” says Ariel. “That’s really top drawer!” counters Umut. “Thanks for the compliment,” Ariel says.
It’s also Eva’s turn, in Ariel’s sights – “I’d be ashamed!” Ariel says to her. Why? Phew.
“You’re here because of me! Not because of you,” Samira continues.
That’s how Zoff has to be, at least in the jungle camp. Aimless insults that are based on insider knowledge and that no one really understands anymore.
At least it’s not entirely clear why Ariel suddenly becomes so focused on Eva. But the fact remains – it was not Eve who committed adultery. And Eva doesn’t let herself be put off. It may be that Ariel has lost her status as favorite for the title with her undirected fury.
Men have no chance here
The TV farmer, Umut, Stephen, Hardy, Helmut, Gil – incredible bores compared to the women in the camp. The men demonstrate a unity rarely seen between men on “IBES.” The TV farmer does have the potential to hurt others with his bright nature, but that’s not on the cards here either.
The TV farmer has to be Number 2, even though he has a campfire shift at night, and so he assigns two women to stand by for a long time.
But wait: there’s something going on between the men. But they only dare to gossip about the women in whispers. They’re afraid of Ariel. They poke around in the ground with sticks and push a cockroach into the campfire. Terminate more insects. Embarrassments.
Umut fails Grit Boettcher’s daughter. She has a giant spider in her hair. He fumbles with a poker in her hair. “Rangers, please!” she calls, the emergency solution.
Ariel against the world
The next day. Everyone sits around the campfire. Ariel suddenly has a quarrel with everyone. Hubert, Simone, TV farmer. Your tactic of whispering to everyone in private 1:1 conversations and turning them against others didn’t work.
Things are getting tricky for Ariel. If she soon has no one to talk to other than dear Mirja and everyone is against her, it could really happen that she gets what she has been telling herself all along: paranoia.
