adellhammel Snagged this just recently from the library on DVD. I show it to my roommate, thinking she'll think the concept is good. She says, "yeah, this sounds good; let's watch. So we put it in and were immediately laughing about all the reality TV stereotypes they were using but got really hooked as the story went on. Not the best show ever, and there seem to be a few inconsistencies, but that's rather normal for most shows these days. It's certainly interesting with twists and turns both expected and unexpected. Kept me at the edge of my seat till the very end. I really wish there had been a second season made of Siberia.

Not Jared (bunbunnyny) It's not often that a show is written that makes you feel so many emotions in a single episode. Siberia does just that and goes above and beyond any TV show I've ever seen. Siberia will come across as an ordinary survival game show (and is advertised as one in commercials). But once you get into it, it is so much more.You don't have to love reality TV to remotely enjoy this show - you will fall in love instantly. Every character is an extremely realistic portrayal of archetypes not typically seen in the forms that you'd think, such as the nerd or environmental enthusiasts. But the two most amazing parts of the show are the acting and the message it sends. The acting is so phenomenal, that thousands upon thousands have become confused as to whether this show is real (I know some who watched the whole season and didn't even realize it was fake!) Their job was to make you question reality, and they did a very excellent job at that. The final piece of this beautiful show is the messages it hides. Beneath the horrific terror and competitive edge lie themes of bravery, forgiveness, and true love.It does not matter what kind of shows you're into, Siberia is a MUST-see for anyone. It first aired a year and a half ago, almost, and I'm still here waiting for a second season. It's sad to see this show that is capable of inventing single-handedly an entire new genre of TV show is not getting the reception that it deserves. And trust me, you'll be an emotional wreck by the end of the first season, in every way you can think of.

danadrummer Eleven episodes in and no one (including some supremely intelligent people writing posts about the show in the forum) has the SLIGHTEST IDEA what is going on.I would say as a Cliffhanger/Keep 'em Watching type show, that Siberia is a 100% success.With all the garbage that is on TV/Cable these days: Junkyard Wars, Pawn Battles, My Daughter is Pregnant and So am I, the dozens of cookie cutter competition shows, the ONE SHOW that requires one to think a bit is undeservedly falling of the ratings ladder.Well, look at it this way: The original Star Trek was a bomb when it was presented. The Odd Couple (many times voted the greatest sitcom of all time) never made it into the top 20 (I think).If Siberia is not renewed, I will be sad, and hopefully will be able to buy the DVD/Blu Ray sometime soon.P.S. Hey, viewers of this page: write a review and kick up the "stars"

neonrt-492-48717 I thought i heard that this show was not show like survivor where they vote people off. After watching the first two shows i thought dang i was wrong. So i stopped recording it. I later watched one where they were trapped and realized the whole game show thing was fake. Sadly there are about 5 camera men on the island who just hang out and not work. I would be like PUT THAT DOWN and carry some firewood .I guess the camera guy will be the last one eaten since he has to record it. Also the camera people probably had a nice place to stay and plenty of food since they are not " playing the game"They should have set this in 2020 with flying robot cameras .