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#1 That confirms what I previously reported: teams have to move five miles every two days. To that we add what David and Emiley described on the radio. They can even find things that real law enforcement couldn’t, such as by pretending to search a meta car rental database that doesn’t actually exist. You may recall from my earlier reporting that the hunters are already at an advantage-as long as they make proper requests, they get information from the producers, such as copies of receipts or pretend surveillance camera footage. Let’s discuss how these rules benefit the hunters. Hunted’s hunters, including Aki Peritz, Ben Owen, and Theresa Payton.

Hunted’s rules make the game easier for the hunters

Producers “can create a rule or take away a rule at any point in time,” Emiley said.

(David: “You couldn’t get certain resources.

Teams cannot take out more than $100 from an ATM at one time, and cannot visit an ATM more than once in a day.

Teams have to use the ATM twice during the competition.

(David: “You couldn’t use the same resources repeatedly.” Emiley: “You can’t use the same person twice.”)

Teams cannot be helped by the same person twice.

(Emiley: “You can’t go back to the same place twice.”)

Teams cannot return to the same place twice.

However, in a radio interview with B98.5’s Tad and Melissa show this morning, Emiley Cox and David Windecher revealed several rules that I haven’t seen discussed elsewhere.Īnd many of these rules seem to me to tip the competition even further in the favor of the hunters.

That raises a lot of questions. Why wouldn’t you make the rules of a television competition clear? What is there to hide? What are the rules of CBS’ competition series Hunted? Other than a patronizingly oversimplified post on the show’s web site, the show has not been forthcoming about its rules.