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Think of La Palma the same way you think of Jurassic Park. No one leaves that movie and immediately checks their backyard for velociraptors. You enjoy the adrenaline, jump at the right moments, and then switch on the lights. The show is pure entertainment, not a documentary from National Geographic.

The characters? Completely made up. The family drama? Fiction. The clumsy rescue boats and emotional speeches? All Hollywood magic. The only true thing is the name of the island and that it has a volcano. The rest is a fantasy about what could happen if nature decided to throw a world-class tantrum.

Anecdote time: my own “volcano” panic

I once booked a cabin in the mountains after watching a survival show. For the first two days, I kept a “go bag” by the door and checked for bear tracks every time I went to the bathroom. My husband had to remind me that the scariest thing in that forest was probably a grumpy squirrel. That’s what La Palma does to you. It makes you treat every hidden crack in the earth like a potential apocalypse. Relax. It’s just a story.

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The creators even admitted they wanted to “make the audience feel the tension of a real disaster,” but they also made sure to include a ridiculous amount of dramatic coincidences. Because, let’s be honest, no real disaster has that much family drama and perfect timing. Real life is messier and way less scripted.