The Hunt: Prey vs Predator - Cash Chase in the Wild

0:00It's March 27th, welcome in. This is Edinburgh News Today, where local news meets AI. Channel 4 lost a new reality show called The Hunt, Pray vs Predator, airing Sundays through Tuesdays at 9 p.m. It brings together 10 everyday people from different backgrounds on the edge of a big forest somewhere remote. The goal is simple, the last one standing wins a prize pot that starts as zero and can grow to 100,000 pounds. The contestants split into predators and pray right away. Pray head out to complete team challenges that add money to the pot, while predators try to track them down and gently tap them on the shoulder to, catch them. When that happens, they swap roles, and any cash earn goes with it. At the end of each hunt, the remaining pray vote to evict predators. Viewers might recognize the format from hits like the traders, with plenty of whispering, alliances, and strategy talks around a fancy lodge where. Everyone stays. The hunts kick off in a clearing called The Glade, with pray getting a head start before

1:03the siren sounds. Critics point out the show leans too heavily on chit chat inside the lodge, dragging out the action and missing chances for real thrills in the forest. Without a tighter structure, the tension fizzles into frustration for many watchers. Still, elements like the role-swapping and daily evictions keep it watchable, though it faces stiff competition from established favorites in the races.