Reality show participants accuse Netflix of injuries

Two other contestants accuse Netflix and the producers of the series “Round 6: The Challenge” of causing bodily harm during the taping of the reality show last January in London.

According to the Delivery timeIt is a British law firm specializing in this field, and represents both players. The duo, whose identity has not been revealed He said he suffered hypothermia and nerve damage while filming in the cold.

The injuries occurred in the first competition of the reality show “Patinha Frita.” It is inspired by the first dynamic of the South Korean series “Round 6” – as well as the entire nine-episode reality show with a prize pool of US$4.56 million (R$22.29 million).

The game features a singing doll, and when the music stops it targets the players. Anyone who moves is eliminated.

The recordings were made at a former Royal Air Force base in Bedford, England Delivery time.

He added: “The contestants thought they were participating in something fun, and the injured did not expect them to suffer to this extent.” “They have now suffered injuries after spending time trapped in painful and stressful positions and in cold temperatures,” said Daniel Slade, chief executive of Express Solicitors, which is handling the case.

A Netflix spokesperson said the company had not received legal notice from any participant and that it “takes the safety of our competitors very seriously.”

In February, some participants reported inhumane conditions and alleged manipulation during filming. In the same month, the group underwent safety checks after accidents occurred during recording.

The only Brazilian in the “Sixth Round: The Challenge,” musician Johan Tanaka, echoed criticism of the recording conditions in an interview with Al Bawaba. capital Cities.

a diverse Anonymous sources reported that the recordings exceeded the agreed-upon hours, were not paid, and some even lost consciousness during filming.