Remote Survival Season 1
Plucked from civilization and thrust into isolation, two remote survivors are forced to do whatever it takes to endure some of earth’s most dangerous terrains. Equipped with radio receivers, our Remote Survivors must decide between trusting their own instincts, and following the unknown voice inside their head. Those voices belong to two survivalists, Alex Coker and Cliff Hodges, who have been given the task of keeping our contestants alive. Coker, a former United States Army infantry, airborne, air assault scout sniper, and former CIA special protective agent, will push his survivor to the limits and see if they can live up to the natural challenges that Mother Nature provides. Hodges, the owner of an outdoor school and guide service that specializes in primitive wilderness survival skills, will coach his survivor to overcome all obstacles that stand in his way. Through chest and helmet cameras, aerial drones and solo shot cams blanketing the region, our experts, along with our audience, will follow our survivors on the adventure of their lifetime.
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Remote Survival Season 1 Full Episode Guide
Business developer Matt and restaurant cook Mike think they have what it takes to survive being stranded in the wilderness. They talk a big game, but will they be able to prove that they possess both the brains and the brawn necessary for survival in the desolate, dense forests of the Pacific Northwest?
Narcotics detective Jason and voice-over actor Colby leave their everyday lives behind as they traverse the desolate wilderness of the arid deserts of Utah. Temperatures often rise above 110 degrees Fahrenheit, which leaves the survivors vulnerable to life-threatening heat stroke.
Completely isolated in the dense, dangerous coastal rain forests of the Pacific Northwest, a former NFL player and a yoga instructor traverse frigid waters, climb steep ravines and struggle to find food, water and shelter.
A pastor and a wellness coach are isolated in the arid deserts of Utah, where deadly flash floods, steep cliffs and temperatures higher than 110 degrees Fahrenheit are the norm.
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