Being consumed alive by a giant snake sounds like the stuff of nightmares, but for conservationist, filmmaker and "Eaten Alive" star Paul Rosolie, it was a personal goal — one that he's now ...

Discovery Channel says its controversial special Eaten Alive coughed up 4.1 million total viewers Sunday night, following a special 15-minute episode of Naked And Afraid starring Seth Rogen and ...

On Sunday night, Discovery aired the highly anticipated "Eaten Alive" special, in which conservationist and filmmaker Paul Rosolie went head first into the jaws of a 20-foot anaconda — or at ...

Paul Rosalie, we’re sorry to report, was not eaten alive by an anaconda tonight on Discovery’s special, Eaten Alive. He got hugged and kissed instead. When the snake hugging proved too much ...

What he's referring to is shoving his head into the mouth of an anaconda, letting it swallow him, and filming the experience for a Discovery Channel special called Eaten Alive, News.com.au reports.

Note to Discovery Channel: When you call a show “Eaten Alive” and hype it as a dude getting, um, eaten alive by a giant snake…you might want to make sure, you know, that it actually happens ...

Discovery's 'Eaten Alive,' which airs Sunday, is the latest stunt for a network that has been "getting 10 or 15 stunt pitches a week" since Nik Wallenda's Grand Canyon walk last year.

Discovery Channel's "Eaten Alive" features filmmaker facing off with a snake. — -- Discovery Channel is promising to go where reality television has never gone before: inside the mouth of an ...

Having said that, Eaten Alive is presented in an anamorphic (1.85:1) widescreen transfer that is full of scratches, debris, grain, awful contrast and more.