Lava Ka Dhaava - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Basement: Level 1
A mom and her college-bound twins, three pastors and identical triplets use a mummy, an ark and assorted antiquities to traverse a flooded basement.
The Bedroom: Level 1
In this episode, teachers, tennis pals and proud papas take leaps of faith across a magma-filled obstacle course designed to look like a bedroom.
The Planetarium: Level 1
Three teams — the Mama's Boys, Triple Threat and the Edutainers — enter a lava-swept planetarium. Only one will emerge the victor.
The Kitchen: Level 1
We need a giant stick of mozzarella stat! Doctors, nurses and party animals do culinary calisthenics in a kitchen like no other.
The Study: Level 1
Flight attendants, fiancés and fierce ladies leap across couches, swing from cargo nets and find time to contemplate an abominable yeti.
The Kitchen: Level 2
Two teams of lava-leaping maniacs go head-to-head in the kitchen, where one false move can send even the fiercest competitor to an unpleasant exit.
The Planetarium: Level 2
A fresh crop of victims, er, players take on the planetarium level, where the Earth really is flat and giant red buttons are sometimes best avoided.
The Basement: Level 2
Things bottom out on the basement level when a team of brawny bros takes on a trio of co-workers who met on the job.
The Bedroom: Level 2
There's no rest for the wicked as three tenacious teams of two compete to survive a perilous journey across a booby-trapped and lava-filled bedroom.
The Study: Level 2
In the season finale, host Rutledge Wood welcomes three new teams — including a trio of social media mavens — to the hottest party in town.
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