America Unplugged

America Unplugged (2014)

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Hosted by former Navy Seal Cade Courtley, America Unplugged is a new series that takes viewers on a cross-country journey to meet the folks that are unplugging from society. Each of the eight episodes provides a riveting look at the excitement and danger of living off the grid. The terrain, wildlife, and food sources are as varied as the people who choose this lifestyle. But they are all motivated by the same thing; they want to live free, as they pursue their own version of the American Dream.

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Scheduleevery Thursday at 20:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E08Ted BakerJul 24, 2014
S01E07Josh & Rachel JacklingJul 17, 2014
S01E06Arvo ThompsonJul 10, 2014
S01E05Mark PatrickJul 3, 2014
S01E04Ryan Lipinski and Addie LeemanJun 26, 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

What year did 'America Unplugged' premiere?

'America Unplugged' premiered in the year 2014.

What is 'America Unplugged' about?

'America Unplugged' is a reality TV series that follows families who have chosen to live off the grid.

Who are the main people featured in 'America Unplugged'?

The main people featured in 'America Unplugged' are Bretwood Higman and Erin McKittrick.

What are Bretwood Higman and Erin McKittrick known for?

Bretwood Higman and Erin McKittrick are known for their expertise in the remote wilderness and their work protecting wild places.

Where do the families featured on 'America Unplugged' live?

The families featured on 'America Unplugged' live off the grid, in remote areas of the United States.

What challenges do the families face while living off the grid?

The families featured on 'America Unplugged' face challenges such as finding food and water, dealing with harsh weather conditions, and living without modern amenities.

What are some of the skills the families featured on 'America Unplugged' need to have?

The families featured on 'America Unplugged' need to have skills such as hunting, fishing, farming, and building.

What is the goal of living off the grid for the families featured on 'America Unplugged'?

The goal of living off the grid for the families featured on 'America Unplugged' is to be self-sufficient and live a simpler lifestyle.

What are some of the locations featured on 'America Unplugged'?

Some of the locations featured on 'America Unplugged' include Alaska, Montana, and the Ozark Mountains.

What is the format of each episode of 'America Unplugged'?

The format of each episode of 'America Unplugged' follows a family as they live off the grid for a certain amount of time, and focuses on the challenges they face and the skills they need to survive.

What is the target audience for 'America Unplugged'?

The target audience for 'America Unplugged' is people who are interested in homesteading, off-grid living, and wilderness survival.

Has 'America Unplugged' won any awards?

It is unclear if 'America Unplugged' has won any awards.

How long are each episode of 'America Unplugged'?

It is unclear how long each episode of 'America Unplugged' is.

What are the production companies behind 'America Unplugged'?

The production companies behind 'America Unplugged' are Pilot Guides and Indigo Films.

How many seasons of 'America Unplugged' were produced?

It is unclear how many seasons of 'America Unplugged' were produced.

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