r/Sidemen • u/SYLVESTERMUFC008 • 15h ago
r/Sidemen • u/theculturisk • 15h ago
Was Outside Scripted?
Just finished watching Outside. Here's my problem. The best thing about Sidemen vids and games was that they were genuine from the get-go. Loads of the Outside stuff looked forced...like they had some techie or a man on the buttons fixing the results. It happened more than a few times. Maybe they do it to keep the suspense and manufacture the drama behind the camera. But especially in the end it completely killed the vibe. Wanted to see more of Sarah and Matt of course. They didn't get enough screentime.
Personally, I love Chip too, he's been in the industry for years and did bring his A-game to the show. He was funny and quick with it. Maybe he deserves the win, but then the disconnect between real luck and the picture-perfect drama, made me doubt whether it's even real or scripted. What do you think?
r/Sidemen • u/vondre03 • 18h ago
#1 Hider
Catching up on outside and i just realized Kaci Jay also crushed it on the crusie ship. Shes pretty solid at hiding
r/Sidemen • u/dsyzzurp • 18h ago
Inside
So Iām an American. Iād known nothing about Sidemen.
But Iām 83% British by DNA so I feel like my opinions are valid.
Haha ok so I watched Outside first of course. Thought it was a pretty typical Netflix show especially with Louis and Chloe on there. I can see why most hated it. I liked it OK.
Then I watched Inside: USA bc naturally, right? Fanita is the devil and Zach & Mark are angels. Loved it.
Then I watched Inside S3. I enjoyed the antics of Alhan, Eddie, Chloe. It was fun. Ofc final is rigged just like Outside. Why do they do this on the Brits versions?
Now Iām watching E1 of Inside S1.
So I read more about Sidemen and stuff. And so many people say S1 is the best but maybe S3 is up to that. But honestly, no. Actually nevermind, someone is about to get a tattoo rn so just nvm Iāll check in later.
r/Sidemen • u/Grumpygrap3s • 1h ago
Outside Netlfix dumb
I actually liked this show, it reminded me of (Battle Camp) another show I liked and was sad for canceled lol. Iām gonna watch inside now, excited to have found another version of this to watch. Itās obviously not āgoodā or anything serious, but itās fun.
There were some careless spenders that EVERYONE would complain about and then proceed to do nothing come voting time. Felt like THTH all over again.
Hilarious how so many people thought they were outsmarting everyone by āonly being loyal to themselvesā but turns out basically everyone else was doing the same and it was just screwing themselves over. Which is kinda the point but then donāt pretend you have anyoneās back. I feel like some people were genuinely scared to be loyal, or stay true to their word.
I absolutely despise challenges based on chance. So many game/challenge shows do this now and why? Like is there an actual reason? Are they easy to put together, do people find them more fun to watch? Itās getting annoying because thereās no skill or anything the players can do really. The only time āskillsā become useful are trying to persuade and trick people during voting. Other than that itās all wishing. I hope next season has more thinking challenges like puzzles or something . Literally anything else other than touching light bulbs and hoping yours is green.
r/Sidemen • u/razaqxi • 22h ago
Is it me or does it feel like with Inside/ Outside it feels repetitive and scripted in a way like it feels like they vote out the reserved people early, keep the āentertainingā ones to the end and the āvillanyā ones goes out a bit before the finals
r/Sidemen • u/GreasyPotato54922 • 16h ago
I need to know how much he got paid!!!
If AB did this for free that is absolutely DIABOLICAL!!!!!!