Wild World Productions Rules and Procedures
Following are the rules and procedures of the Wild World Reality Game Show, hereafter known as the Show, a production property of Wild World Productions and Robot Messiah Studios, hereafter known as the Producers. Individuals selected to compete on the Show, hereafter known as Participants, agree to abide by and adhere to all established rules, procedures, and parameters provided by the Producers.
1. Participants agree to be videotaped and/or recorded for the duration of the Show, whether they are fully clothed, partially clothed, or nude.
2. Participants agree to participate in the challenges for the contracted duration of the production schedule of the Show. Participants are expected to be at the challenge sites during competitions, even if not participating in a particular challenge. Participants agree that withdrawal from the Show prior to the designated completion date, or prior to the completion of any other conditions for completion, will constitute grounds for immediate disqualification from competition. Disqualified participants forfeit all awards, bonuses, monies, prizes, salaries, or other benefits provided by the Producers.
3. Participants will have no unauthorized access to media or communications during the Show. For the duration of the Show, Participants will have no contact with the outside world. For the purposes of the Show, “outside world” refers to any and all geographical locales outside the designated area of competition, and includes any and all individuals located in those areas. Two-way or outbound communication (other than data uploading or similar authorized activity) from the designate area of competition is forbidden.
4. Participants agree to allow the use of their physical image and other personal information by the Producers, and any designate associates, for the exclusive purposes of promotion and marketing.
5. Each Participant should be responsible for his/her actions, as the Producers may not protect the Participant once s/he faces public scrutiny.
6. Participants may only eat food items (both flora and fauna) that are approved by the Producers. They may only hunt for food and not for any other reason. Rare and endangered species native to the location are not allowed to be hunted or consumed for food.
7. Participants are not allowed to destroy or litter campsites or other locations, voluntarily or otherwise.
8. Participants are scored according to performance in mental and physical challenges as well as their ratings with the viewing audience. Successful completion of any physical challenge results in the scoring of one point.
9. Audience response is measured using two methods. Data for the Audience Response Rating (ARR) is gathered during each broadcast using technologies which record involuntary viewer reactions. The Participant receiving the highest ARR will receive one victory point. The second audience measurement is the Voluntary Audience Reponse (VAR). At the conclusion of each broadcast, the viewing audience will be asked to vote for a “Most Valuable Player.” The Participant with the most votes in the VAR will receive one victory point.
10. Participants may download scoring and ratings information at properly equipped stop-goals.
11. Each Participant successfully completing the Show will receive $10,000.
12. Each Participant successfully completing the Show will receive an additional $1,000 per victory point.
13. Any Participant refusing or otherwise failing to compete in a challenge will receive no reward for that challenge. This includes points awarded as a result of audience response.
14. The Participant with the most victory points will be awarded $1,000,000. In the event of a tie, the award will be shared by the Participants with the most victory points. Should all participants fail to successfully complete the challenges, there will be no awards.