The future of the Cabin Fever series depends on the whether the nine contestants wish to continue after the sailing vessel sank on rocks off Tory Island, the programme's executive producer said.
Mr Julian Vignoles, said the contestants were traumatised but otherwise unhurt. What happened next was entirely dependent on their physical health and mental health, he said.
The nine contestants aboard the 90-foot schooner were rescued when it ran onto a reef off the Co Donegal island yesterday.
Today UK Marine Casualty Investigation Board inspectors are to inspect the site of the shipwreck today.
Yesterday a spokeswoman for Coco TV, which produces the series, said it is intended to continue the series.
She said an alternative ship has been found in the UK. The first edition of the series, filmed before the boat sank will be broadcast tomorrow evening at 8.20 p.m.
The nine contestants and two crew are recovering on Tory Island.