Redneck Island - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Redneck Paradise
Steve Austin welcomes fifteen new rednecks to his tropical island to do battle for the $100,000 prize and the right to call themselves the reddest redneck of them all.
Beer Belly Flop
With the rednecks now in teams, previously formed alliances begin to break down.
The Human Slingshot
With 13 Rednecks left, the teams become human slingshots to earn their right to stay on the island.
Tug-of-War Touchdown
The teams are divided as the rednecks' guts and physical strength are put to the test.
Food for Thought
The eleven remaining rednecks are put to the test after a grueling reckoning and with injuries and tempers flaring, one team is almost brought to its knees.
Gone Tubin'
Life on the island finally becomes real after a shocking announcement, which leaves both teams in shambles. As a result, all hell breaks loose when secret alliances are exposed and other alliances are broken.
Balls to the Wall
A battle of the sexes begins after one redneck blatantly goes against their alliance. After a challenge that has everyone scrambling to show their worth, the new pecking order within the group is clearly established.
The Shady Burrito
Island life takes its toll on the seven remaining rednecks, especially the "all-girl alliance" which begins to crack under the strain of petty jealousies.
Varmints in a Tree
The competition heats up as the final five battle it out for a spot in the finale. The rednecks must endure a challenge full of ups and downs in order to receive a mouth-watering reward.
The Reckonator
The starting field of fifteen rednecks is now down to the final four until a sudden elimination washes away one redneck's dream of being $100,000 richer.
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