Outlast

The premiere follows the competitors as they fight to survive their very first night, forcing them to quickly establish camps, secure water, and battle against extreme physical conditions while sizing each other up.

On day one, players split into teams and race to set up camp on Alaska's remote shorelines before nightfall. Freezing temperatures test their resolve.

Tensions erupt between Alpha and Bravo after Bayo's big move. Low morale poses an unexpected challenge for one camp as new alliances form.

An injury puts an Alpha player at risk as Bri scrambles to join a new team before time runs out. Charlie Camp grapples with dropping temperatures.

With three camps left, the remaining players struggle to adjust to shifting power dynamics and a limited food supply as Joey strives to prove his worth.

On day 15, frigid overnight conditions cause a medical emergency in one camp. Later, a supply drop provides valuable resources and a hidden opportunity.

One player's fixation with Bravo rubs his Delta teammates the wrong way. A resource drop offers multiple advantages, but reaching it won't be easy.

Sick teammates pose risks to both camps. Drew and Drake cross the river to intimidate their competition, but things don't go as planned.

As the competition winds down, the exhausted survivalists face betrayal and a final challenge that tests their endurance and navigation skills.

Sixteen players must form teams to survive their first night on rugged Alaskan terrain — but frigid temperatures and scarce resources won't make it easy.

Three days in, some players break down and Jordan plays mind games. The teams must build rafts and beat the tide to reach crab traps on a nearby island.

On the heels of some big setbacks, tensions rise between the teams. While some players forge new alliances, others commit brutal betrayals.

At the two-week mark, strategy trumps sportsmanship as Paul pulls a self-serving move and Alpha Camp deviously plots to force players out.

Justin's sly move adds moral dilemmas and a new level of unpredictability to the game. Rival teams on each side of the river consider joining forces.

A lone player must find a team fast — or go home. A fishing expedition proves successful but heartbreaking. Charlie Camp puts Jill in a tough spot.

With six players remaining, dwindling food supplies fuel distrust and accusations. When loyalties come into question, one team begins to splinter.

After more than a month in the wild, the final two teams begin a hazardous hike to the finish line — but only one can claim the ultimate prize.