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Survivalists are dropped off alone in separate areas of the Tasmanian wilderness where they must deal with the forces of nature, hunger and loneliness in an attempt to win $250,000.

Survivalists are dropped off alone in separate areas of the Tasmanian wilderness where they must deal with the forces of nature, hunger and loneliness in an attempt to win $250,000.
Kumi Taguchi looks back at the record-breaking achievements of the 10 participants and their time on the land, with unseen footage, surprising insights and new revelations.
Shay eats pademelon; Muzza returns to the game with a big eel catch; Corrine sustains herself.
The three remaining participants enter the final stretch; a pademelon catch changes the course of the game.
Unprecedented bad weather has remaining participants scrambling for higher ground as the Alone experience gets very wet and very real.
Muzza has gout, Tom shows frostbite signs, Shay is constipated and Corrine fears reproductive issues; six weeks rough sleeping, starvation toll pushes participants to physical limits.
Due to their physical limitations, the five remaining participants are subject to a medical evacuation.
One month in, all six remaining participants wrestle with the emotional toll of living alone in the wilderness, and for one person, the strain becomes too much.
While the season's first wallaby catch puts one participant in a strong position, the pressures of documentary filmmaking push another to the very edge.
The race to catch a wallaby is on; who will be the first to procure red meat?
As the experience enters its third week the race to procure protein from the land gets real, and while some are thriving, others are quite literally starving.
A triumphant catch staves off one survivalist's hunger, but as the adventure's adrenaline fades, the others must pivot their strategies to bring in food.
Racing against time, the survivalists hurry to establish shelters or catch food before they run out of energy.
Ten survivalists are dropped into the West Coast Ranges of Tasmania for the challenge of a lifetime, to survive in the wild without human contact; only the last one standing wins $250,000.