| List of Drill Instructors (DI) | |
| Leo McSweeny (Former United States Marine Corps Sergeant) Tony Rosenbum (Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer) Dave Francisco (Marine Corps Sergeant Major) Annette Taylor (Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant) | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packagers | |
| Granada Entertainment LMNO Productions | |
Boot Camp was a short-lived, primetime reality competition series where 16 civilians (or recruits) tried to surrender every aspect of their everyday daily lives and to participate in real-life military training.
Premise[]
The game, as other reality TV shows, was based on participation and…more elimination. The four real-life Drill Instructors (DI's) set the pace of the recruits 24 hours a day. The recruits were put through a multitude of obstacle courses and other specialized training activities, aimed at building confidence and facing their fears. During the nine episodes, the recruits took part in missions that tested their training and ultimately revealed "the weakest link" in the squad. Throughout each episode the recruits faced an evaluation by their peers. The results of the evaluation determined who stays and who goes. The winner would receive $500,000.
Rating[]
Trivia[]
The show drew a lawsuit from Mark Burnett due to similarities to its long-running reality competition series Survivor.
The one and only sole winner of the series was Jen Whitlow.
Spin-off[]
Celebrity Boot Camp - an all-star spinoff special that has also aired on FOX in 2002.