A reality show set in the wilderness was canceled because of poor ratings, but no one told the contestants.
According to the Guardian, a group of 23 strangers "were brought to the remote west Highlands of Scotland to build a self-sufficient community away from technology and modern tools." The show, called "Eden," was to document their year-long experience.
At the time the show was pulled, 10 contestants remained. But according to E! News, no one informed those contestants of the news, and they were left abandoned with the belief that their experiences were being showed on television.
But only four episodes of “Eden,” which debuted in July 2016, were aired before the show was pulled.
Those 10 people spent the year in the woods and continued to film their lives on handheld cameras.
The contestants missed important events that occurred during their isolation, including Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and the deaths of many celebrities, including British singer George Michael.
The show’s creator said the footage will air in some form later this year.
Read more at the Guardian.
MyFoxBoston.com contributed to this report.