The Way Out - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Gone Fishing
Mel Giedroyc strands the teams out at sea, where they must catch enough fish, solve slippery clues and stay afloat long enough to reel in a victory.

Art Heist
Mel Giedroyc sends the teams on a daring gallery break-in, cracking cryptic clues and dodging security in a race to steal the Mona Lisa in the fastest time possible.

Shrink Machine
Mel Giedroyc traps the teams in an off-the-scale world where nothing is as it seems, forcing them to decipher distorted clues and tackle a ticking time bomb.

Fire Fighters
It's a fiery finale as the teams race to rescue the hapless Donna from a burning flat. With a blaze to put out and puzzles to ponder, they must keep calm as the heat rises.
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