Hair Jacked - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Pimpin' Mohawk
The Fourth of July
The Poodle
Contestants Crystal and Derek play games including Bang Man and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Poodle," the outrageous Do of The Day! Then at 8:30 p.m., contestants Chenine and Rue face off in games such as Big Wigs and Split Trends for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Forehead Mustache."
The Forehead Mustache
Contestants Crystal and Derek play games including Bang Man and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Poodle," the outrageous Do of The Day! Then at 8:30 p.m., contestants Chenine and Rue face off in games such as Big Wigs and Split Trends for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Forehead Mustache."
The Full Frontal
Contestants Brent and Darla play games including Bang Man and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Full Frontal", the unbelievable Do of The Day! Then, Contestants Millena and Jasmine compete in games including Big Wigs and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Rotten Tomato."
The Rotten Tomato
Contestants Brent and Darla play games including Bang Man and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Full Frontal", the unbelievable Do of The Day! Then, Contestants Millena and Jasmine compete in games including Big Wigs and Nailed It for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with "The Rotten Tomato."
The Rat Lizard
The Bad Elf
The Monk
The Cockatoo
The Carrot Mop
The Soccer Ball
In this episode, Contestants Jacy and Aura compete in games including Mirror, Mirror and Spinning Back In Time for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with The Soccer Ball, the outrageous Do of The Day!.
The Cupcake
The Hair Jack
Tonight, contestants Devin and Savvy go head-to-head in games including Comb Over/Under and Spinning Back In Time for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with most iconic Do of the Day yet!.
The Clown
The Lion's Mane
Tonight, contestants Monique and John do battle in games including Comb Over/Under and Dryer Liar for the chance to win $10,000 or get Hair Jacked, leaving the salon with The Lion's Mane, the unbelievable Do of The Day!.
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