Wrecked - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Bush Man
The survivors find themselves trapped on a beach full of land mines, and Danny tries to lead them to safety. It doesn't go well. While Owen and Florence stay behind to help their friend, the others go into the jungle. Pack finds some food and makes a new friend.

Puke and Cigars
The island's owner, millionaire Declan Stanwick, introduces himself to the survivors and radios for a rescue ship. However, Florence and Jess are suspicious of Declan and do some exploring.

Six Feet
When the other hunters return, one of them recognizes Danny and insists that they can't kill one of their own. Meanwhile, Karen and Pack sneak into the control room to free the others, and Jess gets the shock of her life.

A Game of Chest
Declan challenges Steve to a game of chess, which would be more satisfying if Steve knew anything about the game. Meanwhile, the electricity shocks Jess into forgetting the last 11 years of her life... and her marriage to Todd.

Last Meal
Martha gives the survivors the choice to choose their last meal. Not only can't they agree, but they realize that they're all strangers to each other... and it's every man for himself.

Hunt Day
Declan opens Hunt Day, and the survivors split up. Todd chases after Pack, Steve is furious with Karen for her cheating on her husband, and Danny either wants Florence and Owen to get back together or he'll kill them.

Ballers
With the aid of special dream guest star Rob Corddry, Todd explores his life to find out why he turns to aggression. Meanwhile, Jess and Pack find a hiding spot... and the other survivors who escaped the ship sinking.

The Dark Prince Returns
The island's Dark Prince reveals himself, wounding Karen in the process. While Danny and Owen go to get a first aid kit, Florence listens Karen's very long story of how she met her husband. Meanwhile, Pack comes up with an idea after Jess' bracelet malfunctions, and Steve is still dead.

Mrs. Stanwick
Owen fights Chet to the death, Jess disables the generator, and Steve makes a miraculous return to absolutely no one's surprise.

The Island Family
It's the final battle between stupid and evil, as the survivors hole up in Declan's mansion and set a series of not-so-cunning booby traps.
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