dominated the 3:00 AM slot. Six months later, Peter's group went searching for the Loch Ness Monster where hilarity occurred in Scotland. They remain friends to this day. Cast Steve Zahn as Peter Gaulke, the host of Strange Wilderness. Allen Covert as Fred Wolf, the soundman for Strange Wilderness and Peter's sidekick. Jonah Hill as Lynn Cooker, the equipment manager for Strange Wilderness. Kevin Heffernan as Whitaker, a former car mechanic that becomes the animal handler for Strange Wilderness. Ashley Scott as Cheryl, a travel agent that gets involved with Strange Wilderness. Peter Dante as Danny Gutierrez, an RV driver. Harry Hamlin as Sky Pierson, the host of a rival nature TV show. Robert Patrick as Gus Hayden, an animal tracker. Joe Don Baker as Bill Calhoun, an old friend of Peter's father. Justin Long as Junior, a camera man for Strange Wilderness. Jeff Garlin as Ed Lawson, the head of the TV studio K-Pip that broadcasts Strange Wilderness. Ernest Borgnine as Milas, an old friend of Peter's dad and the original camera man on Strange Wilderness. John Farley as a mountain doctor Oliver Hudson as TJ, an animal handler. Blake Clark as Dick, an explorer who is friends with Gus. Seth Rogen as the voice of a ranger in a helicopter Kevin Alejandro as Hispanic Man #1 Jake Abel as conservationist Jim Meskimen as Park Ranger Don, a park ranger who interrupts one of Peter's filming activities for Strange Wilderness because he did not have a permit to film in the forest. David Mattey as Bigfoot, a Cryptid that was sighted in Ecuador. Jennifer Perks as Debra Meg Wolf as Judy, a K-Pip receptionist. Molly Wolf as Little Girl Bill Burrud as Peter Gaulke's father (archive footage) Reception Strange Wilderness received highly negative reviews. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 2% approval rating, based on 48 reviews with an average rating of 2.7/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Strange Wilderness is a laugh-free comedy that's both aimless and overly crass." Only one review counted for the website was positive, who was Donald Clarke of The Irish Times, who wrote "Strange Wilderness features a scene in which Steve Zahn has to have a turkey surgically removed from his genitals. The film also sees Harry Hamlin cut in half by pygmies and finds time for Ernest Borgnine to scowl at the camera. What's not to like?" On Metacritic, it has a weighted