The Floor - Season 4
Season 4
America Duels
Episodes
The Battle of the States
With $40,000 at stake in the premiere episode, bluff and betrayal are already part of the game.
Nowhere to Hide
A professional wrestler, a Brad Pitt doppelgänger and a Georgia Peach duel it out for territorial supremacy on The Floor.
History is Made
A player loses their category without playing a duel.
All is Fair in Love and Floor
Records are broken, as a new threat emerges and delivers a shocking blow that changes the face of the game.
Karma
It is a cut-throat night, as promises are broken, alliances are betrayed and justice is delivered.
Reign Under Fire
The reigning whale is challenged and eight incredible duels push ambitions, friendships and rivalries to the breaking point.
Playing Offense
While the player with the most territory is confident with their defensive strategy, it is time for others to begin playing offense.
Battle of the Besties
This season's most iconic duo goes head-to-head.
The Knives Are Out
A mission to take a major player down.
Semi Final Showdown
Only 16 players remain and the stakes have never been higher as they battle it out for a spot in the finale.
Fight to the Finish
With $250,000 on the line, the final 16 players must conquer the toughest, most intimidating categories yet to claim a life-changing victory.
The Winner is Crowned
With $250,000 on the line, the final 16 players must conquer the toughest, most intimidating categories yet to claim a life-changing victory.
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