Redneck Island - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Welcome to Redneck Island
Twelve rednecks are brought to a tropical locale by Steve Austin, but this is no vacation. They're here to compete for $100,000. They soon learn their new camp has no toilet, but they have the opportunity to win a golden throne -- a luxury outhouse. Tensions run high as the contestants find out there's more than one way to get sent home from this "survival of the reddest" competition.

Leapin' Lizards
A new redneck in peak physical condition arrives on the island, challenging established relationships. Already tired of canned food, the contestants decide to hunt for an alternate protein source - lizard!

A Bird in the Hand
As the castaway rednecks hunt for jungle veggies, they learn they shouldn't search for food in the area that used to be the latrine. They don't have a lot more luck on the fishing front but manage to make a surprising catch at sea. Mistakes during the challenge put a popular team member on the chopping block.

All Mixed Up
With one team dominating, Steve Austin makes a surprise announcement that makes tensions run high on the island. The rednecks are excited about the arrival of some new critters in the camp and must decide where they fall on the food chain.

Beer Bliss
Redneck Island explodes with excitement when a crate of heavenly ice-cold beer washes up on shore. The party is short-lived, however, when Steve Austin informs them he has alternate plans for their precious beverage. An unexpected injury causes a contestant to make a big mistake that affects his whole team.

The Pinky Swear
The remaining rednecks decide to liven up camp life by pulling pranks on each other, building a waterslide and giving some of the guys their first pedicures. All the primping and fun stops when one team loses the challenge and a contestant is forced to pick between two friends when deciding who is the next to go home.

As Redneck Island Turns
The lines in the sand between the orange and blue teams are erased when Steve Austin makes a surprise visit to camp and announces a major shift in the competition. Contestants will now be competing individually instead of as teams from here on out, and one person is willing to go further than everyone else to win the $100,000.

Like Shootin' Fish in a Barrel
It is down to the final five. After a day of bowling and fishing, a sharp-shooting challenge makes one contestant safe from elimination, while putting two others on the firing line.

What Goes Down, Must Come Up
With only four contestants remaining, alliances will be put to the ultimate test. Meanwhile, contestants literally sink their teeth into their next challenge -- an eating contest. However, the exotic fare proves challenging to stomach in more ways than one.

One Last Beer Run
The final three contestants face their last series of challenges, as only two will battle it out to decide the winner of Redneck Island and the $100,000 grand prize.
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