The Floor - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Let the Duel Begin
One player's mind freezes spectacularly against the clock.
This is The Battle We've Been Waiting For
A new player emerges to dominate in a night of bands, toys and bugs.
It's a Horror Show
Contestants' knowledge of musicals, horror movies and sports is tested.
Don't Judge this Book by its Cover
Tensions rise as the remaining players try to keep hold of their turf; eight more players go home.
I Did Not See That Coming
Fifty players remain, and two players are now tied for the most turf; eight players get sent home.
You Can Run but You Can't Hide
The trivia battle turns up the heat as only 42 players remain.
The BBQ Showdown
The remaining players are in for a shock when they find out the most players so far are going home.
The Professor
The remaining 25 players try to hang onto their turf to be the last one standing.
All Hail the King of the Floor
The 17 remaining contestants compete for the grand prize of $250,000.
Tonight, I'm Going to Make History
The 17 remaining contestants compete for the grand prize of $250,000.
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