Alone in the Wild

Series 1

6 episodes · Oct 5, 2011

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  • Freddie Flintoff
    S1E1

    Freddie Flintoff

    Oct 5, 201160m

    It’s time for the ultimate team player to go it alone as England Cricket hero, Freddie Flintoff, is dropped in Botswana’s Okavango Delta to survive for seven nights, with just a handheld video camera for company. Freddie will be surrounded by dangerous wild animals, and out here, he is on the menu.

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  • Jason Gardiner
    S1E2

    Jason Gardiner

    Oct 12, 201160m

    Dropped by boat on a desert island off the coast of Belize in Central America, the first thing confronting Jason Gardiner is his shelter for six nights: a dirty, ramshackle fisherman’s hut. His first task is to make this habitable before searching for water and food.

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  • Joe Pasquale
    S1E3

    Joe Pasquale

    Oct 19, 201160m

    He was crowned ‘King of the Jungle’, but how will Joe Pasquale cope with five nights in a real jungle: Guyana’s vast rainforest, during the wet season?

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  • Tanya Streeter and Amy Williams
    S1E4

    Tanya Streeter and Amy Williams

    Oct 26, 201160m

    Winter Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams and World Champion freediver Tanya Streeter must draw on their fighting spirit if they are to fend for themselves for seven nights in a remote corner of Botswana’s Okavango Delta.

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  • Donal MacIntyre and Chris Ryan
    S1E5

    Donal MacIntyre and Chris Ryan

    Nov 2, 201160m

    What SAS legend Chris Ryan and undercover reporter Donal MacIntyre take on in the dense rainforest of Guyana is rain; torrential, seemingly unending rain and in such conditions everything is difficult.

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  • Aron Ralston
    S1E6

    Aron Ralston

    Nov 9, 201160m

    In 2003 he survived 127 hours trapped in a canyon with just a litre of water. Now Aron Ralston must survive another 127 hours and this time, on a desert island off the coast of Belize in Central America.

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