The Circle - Season 1
Season 1
Status and strategy collide in this social experiment and competition show where online players flirt, befriend and catfish their way toward $100,000.
Episodes
Hello, Circle
Ready for first impressions? The experiment begins as the players craft their profiles and start connecting ... for better or worse.
Face-to-Face
A surprise confrontation raises the stakes of the game. Later, the players get ready to party, and a special guest scopes out the competition.
There's a Catfish Among Us
An anonymous game of "Ask Me Anything" leads to a series of accusations. Meanwhile, Miranda refines her cheeky strategy, and Shubham finds his voice.
Planting Doubt
Another tense elimination leads to an honest conversation, a casual connection evolves into an intimate bond, and a quirky new player joins the game.
Sliding into DMs
As a new day dawns, a fresh face joins the Circle -- and presents a series of stirring questions. Rebecca turns the heat up on the gameplay.
Anonymous Trolling
Mercedeze faces her toughest critics and makes a candid request. Two new influencers are picked, and one player must say goodbye.
Picking Teams
Two new players settle into the Circle, just in time for trivia night. On the heels of a competitive match, Sammie makes an emotional reveal.
The Player I'm Saving is ...
Tension and tenderness intersect as the influencers deal with an elimination twist, and two players connect in person. A new face joins the fun.
Instant Block
How about another round of shake-ups? Sean shares a personal secret with the Circle, and a face-to-face meeting makes for an unusual bond.
Declare Your Rival
The Circle dials up the drama with a cutthroat round of true confessions. The game's first "superinfluencer" steps into power.
The Last Rating
As the experiment winds down, Sammie and Ed bond over similar suspicions. The players prepare to choose a winner -- and orchestrate one last block.
Finale
The truth finally comes to light when the finalists meet in the flesh, and at the players reunion, the winner is announced.
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