We already know what happened to those spoiled kids who were given the time of their lives on MTV’s Exiled, but now that it’s all about to end, MTV has a special treat for those who want more.  Think.MTV.com cooked up some specials that will give us exclusive scenes and loads of information about the countries, indigenous people and social issues featured in Exiled.  Additionally, these specials will enable viewers to get involved in solutions to global poverty and disease.

MTV will be showcasing Exiled: The Real Deal and Inside the Exile on Saturday, November 8 from 1pm to 3:30pm.

Exiled: The Real Deal is an hour-long premiere which delves deeper into the journeys of former Sweet Sixteen girls Cher and Erin as they trade off their pampered lifestyles for the simple life—literally. At 1pm, viewers can catch Cher’s Real Deal as her family gives her a crash course on survival.  She’s sent to the Embera people in Eastern Panama, where she is forced to rely on herself to mingle with the Embera and survive on her own.  Once there, she learns that every individual in the community must be in order so that they would all survive.  Additionally, she discovers that even the princesses must work hard to get the job done.

At 2pm, Real Deal will feature Erin, the daughter of late rapper Eazy E as she heads to Mongolia to mingle with a group of nomadic herders in the remote countryside.  There, she will learn from her hose Eebee that one must not be selfish and instead must help with the daily chores.  Erin is then faced with the tasks of building the family’s home, collecting cow dung and herding goats on the open plains.

Finally, at 3pm, MTV will feature Inside the Exile, in which the exiles will speak of their experiences while they were away from their families.  Hosted by Tim Kash, the former Sweet Sixteeners will answer questions from studio audiences and reveal their thoughts on what went down while they were exiled.

Tune into MTV on November 8 for Exiled: The Real Deal at 1pm and Inside the Exile at 3:00pm.


-Valerie Anne del Castillo, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: MTV
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