Anyone watching "Alone"?

[rOmiLaYu]

History channel. If you pay for any service (cable or streaming) that includes the History channel, you can use their app to watch all previous seasons for free.

https://www.history.com/shows/alone

Shucks. Oh well...was looking for a new show.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Shucks. Oh well...was looking for a new show.

They charge $4.99/month, no subscription. It would be worth it I think. You could binge all the seasons in 2 months.
Or Philo is only $20 month. https://clark.com/technology/tvsatellite-cable/philo-review-live-tv-streaming-service/

 

[Falcon1]

He is quite possibly the most interesting man on earth, lol.

He seemed like a good dude and super intelligent. What has he been up to since he was on the show, hopefully getting paid to teach survival skills.

 

[Tactical Beaver]

I saw season 1 and really liked it. Looks like I've got some catching up to do. OP, what's your favorite season?

 

[GeauxLSU]

I saw season 1 and really liked it. Looks like I've got some catching up to do. OP, what's your favorite season?

Yikes, that's a hard one. I actually didn't care for the Vancouver Island ones (and was glad when they moved it) as it was simply who could hunker down and survive cold miserable rain the longest. At least since then, you get to see more ACTIVE survival skills being demonstrated. The one in Patagonia had some interesting characters.

 

[jimmythegem]

I saw season 1 and really liked it. Looks like I've got some catching up to do. OP, what's your favorite season?

Started watching Season 7. When Callie blew a fist full of snot from her left nostril, I was hooked. Watched all previous shows. Tough ass woman that Callie.

 

[robcho]

Yep, I'm always struck by 2 things.
1) The effort some of them put into getting certain shots and
2) The fact nobody has died. And I certainly don't want that but some of them put themselves in REALLY precarious situations. You aren't dialing for help if you fall off an icy cliff and die on impact.
I wonder if they are required to wear a GPS tracking device.....

They had a GPS device they carried in season 1. Called it the yellow brick. Would notify if they stayed stationary for to long. Said it was able to send and receive text but had up to an 8 hour delay.

 

[mcdougmd]

That hot steaming bowl of musk ox stomach contents is just not on my menu.

 

[GeauxLSU]

That hot steaming bowl of musk ox stomach contents is just not on my menu.

If you've ever had the misfortune of getting deer rumen on your hands, you KNOW that it had to smell worse than the bowels of hell. I told my wife "OK, I'm pretty sure that is the most disgusting thing anyone has ever eaten on this show."

 

[Falcon1]

Yikes, that's a hard one. I actually didn't care for the Vancouver Island ones (and was glad when they moved it) as it was simply who could hunker down and survive cold miserable rain the longest. At least since then, you get to see more ACTIVE survival skills being demonstrated. The one in Patagonia had some interesting characters.

Season 3 moving to Patagonia has been refreshing to watch. I may have burned out on another season in Vancouver, but am now hooked.