Alone / Season 2 / 2016 broadcast

A second season.
Ten different approaches.

Return to northern Vancouver Island through the original cast biographies, all ten selected equipment lists, regional context and clearly marked results.

Season 2 collection. Cast backgrounds and equipment appear first. Open the marked results panels to see Season 2 outcomes. No other-season outcomes are included. External pages can go further.

10participants

100selected item slots

13competition episodes

2016US broadcast

US HISTORY broadcast

April 21–July 14, 2016.

The competition aired over thirteen episodes. The casting special aired April 14; the reunion followed on July 21. Air dates describe the broadcast, not the days spent filming.

HISTORY Season 2 episode guide ↗
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Ten selected items.

Those lists are an extra equipment allowance. Clothing, cameras and production safety equipment are separate. A selected item is evidence of a choice, not proof that it caused a longer stay.

Explore the lists and counting method ↗

When you have finished watching.

Reveal Season 2 results and verified durations

Six durations are established in the primary material reviewed. Four remain unconfirmed in this edition. An unknown value is not a zero-day stay. Entries are alphabetical, not a complete ranking.

Alone Season 2: duration and outcome evidence
ParticipantDurationOutcome recordEvidence
David McIntyre66 daysSeason winnerSource ↗
Desmond WhiteNot confirmedNot independently established in this editionPrimary-source check incomplete
Jose Martinez AmoedoNot confirmedNot independently established in this editionPrimary-source check incomplete
Justin Vititoe35 daysJourney endedSource ↗
Larry Roberts64 daysRunner-upSource ↗
Mary Kate GreenNot confirmedLeft after an axe injurySource ↗
Mike Lowe21 daysJourney endedSource ↗
Nicole Apelian57 daysJourney endedSource ↗
Randy Champagne21 daysJourney endedSource ↗
Tracy WilsonNot confirmedNot independently established in this editionPrimary-source check incomplete

Sources may contain additional seasons. Food, isolation, injury and personal priorities cannot be reduced to a measure of survival skill.

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