The season finale of Hunted Australia has received a mixed reaction on social media with many punters criticising scripted elements of the show.
Rob Harneiss and Stathi Vamvoulidis won the series as they were the only two remaining fugitives who managed to avoid capture on Tuesday night's season finale.
First onto the helicopter was Rob while Stathi followed behind - with two hunters in pursuit as he ran down the beach to the chopper.
Both contestants were able to claim the $100,000 prize money, which they split with their captured teammates, meaning they each took home $25,000.
But reaction to the season finale on social media was mixed with many criticising the show's scriptedness and abrupt ending.
Think you've got what it takes?
While the first season has just wrapped up, casting for the second season has already begun.
The second season of Hunted Australia will be filmed in Melbourne from February 20, 2023 to March 15, 2023.
Hunted's application pages says "having a strong connection and/or family living in/around Melbourne will be beneficial for fugitives on the run".
Those interested in applying can do so on the 10Play website.
Shivé Prema
I am a video journalist and host of the Newcastle Herald TikTok account! I spend most of my days filming and editing videos but also like to write articles as well. I'm new to Newcastle, so I like to spend my spare time exploring this city and its many beaches.
I am a video journalist and host of the Newcastle Herald TikTok account! I spend most of my days filming and editing videos but also like to write articles as well. I'm new to Newcastle, so I like to spend my spare time exploring this city and its many beaches.
