Common Sense Media Review
By Stephanie Morgan
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Feminist real-life capture the flag has mild violence.
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Why Age 10+?
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Siren: Survive the Island
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What's the Story?
In SIREN: SURVIVE THE ISLAND six female teams of firefighters, police, bodyguards, soldiers, athletes, and stunt performers compete on "the island of fire" and in "the arena" under the guidance of "the master" who provides instructions through a large screen. Each day, the teams participate in an arena battle, with the winners earning a special advantage in the base battle. The base battle involves teams attempting to steal a flag from each other's base. If a team's flag is successfully taken, they're eliminated from the island.
Is It Any Good?
An air raid siren in the dead of night immediately establishes the chilling sense of unease that persists in this game of capture the flag like you've never seen. Siren: Survive the Island wastes no time in plunging contestants into intense situations, marked by a gunshot and a card with a single word: "Go." The challenges they face are undeniably demanding, pushing them to their physical limits. What really stands out about the series is its inspiring portrayal of strong women working together and showing empathy when their teammates stumble. With its gripping start and grueling tasks, the series will keep reality competition lovers on the edge of their seats.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about why the women featured on Siren: Survive the Island were picked. What about their professions makes them stand out?
Does this show feel scary despite being a game? Why or why not?
How do you think popular shows like Squid Game have influenced this show?
TV Details
- Premiere date : May 30, 2023
- Genre : Reality TV
- Character Strengths : Perseverance , Teamwork
- TV rating :
- Last updated : June 28, 2023
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