Outlast: The Jungle / Season 1 / research guide

Outlast: The Jungle Season 1.

Sixteen people face Panama’s jungle environment with basic supplies and a team-only route to the US$1 million prize. This is the separately titled Netflix edition; its first-season information is kept apart from the Alaskan Outlast seasons.

This season only. Cast and context are open. Episode titles and verified results stay in closed, labelled panels. External sources can include broader spoilers.
Outlast: The Jungle — original format illustration, not a filming-location photograph.
Original CompareSurvival illustration · team survival competition

SettingPanama

Listed release windowJun 10, 2026 – Jun 17, 2026

Season catalogue8 episode records

Our editorial analysis

What makes this season different.

A setting change alters the work

The interesting comparison is which recurring jobs change in a hot, wet environment. Look at how shelter upkeep, drying and movement compete for time rather than equating every camp with an Alaskan one.

Background is a starting point

The original roster combines trades, sport, guiding and other work. Those introductions help identify a person’s perspective but do not independently verify competence across all survival tasks.

The membership constraint remains

A person’s practical contribution operates within a team-win rule. Judge the decision in that context, rather than imagining a solo version of the same scene.

Historical season record

Cast.

Names and episode teams are listed alphabetically. Historical roles describe the source introduction, not a current qualification or an offer of instruction.

Abby Chu

Dive master in Netflix’s original introduction.

Primary source

Ben Orndorff

Former federal agent.

Primary source

Braxton Fish

Adventure vlogger.

Primary source

Brett Johnson

Commercial fisherman.

Primary source

Dave Cecchini

Expedition leader.

Primary source

Halle Cooley

Model.

Primary source

Leiya Pillitteri

Permanent-makeup artist.

Primary source

Maddy Jones

Photographer.

Primary source

Marshall Strain

General contractor.

Primary source

Mary Wedell

Farmhand.

Primary source

Morgan Colburn

Sales manager.

Primary source

Nikki Hru

Boxer.

Primary source

Pharaoh Gayles

Wildlife educator.

Primary source

Sarah Awad

Former rugby player.

Primary source

Sean Jacobs

Aid-work background.

Primary source

Wes Saunders

Former professional football player.

Primary source

Cast evidence: Netflix first-season cast, format and release reference ↗ . External source pages may include wider outcomes.

Rules and resource choices

Read the equipment in context.

Basic supplies

The primary Netflix article establishes the starting premise but does not provide a complete auditable inventory for every team. No exact universal tool count is invented.

Labour and maintenance

Track which camp jobs recur and which object reduces repeated effort. A dramatic build only tells part of the story if it needs frequent repair.

Useful course questions

Ask how a group course divides hands-on work and how instructors support participants when heat, rain or fatigue changes the plan.

Place and release context

Understand the setting.

Panamanian jungle

Netflix identifies Panama. Exact camps are outside this collection, and the guide does not infer public access from a filming location.

Do not flatten the tropics

Jungle is a broad television label, not a complete description of terrain, water or weather at every camp. Use the setting to frame questions rather than to guess missing measurements.

Two release batches

The first six episodes were released June 10, 2026, followed by the final two on June 17. These dates come directly from Netflix’s season article.

A viewing framework

What to pay attention to.

Introduce the sixteen

The alphabetical roster gives the occupation used in Netflix’s historical introduction. It is not a current employment check or an expert-directory endorsement.

Practical and social decisions

Record the resource problem and the membership problem separately. One action can address both, but its success under a competition rule is not automatically a suitable teaching method.

Finish before opening results

Netflix’s article includes the finale, so the result and the outcome-bearing source link sit behind the marked panel in this guide.

Season-specific records

Episode guide.

Titles can hint at story developments. Open the list when you are ready. Dates identify the listed release, not filming.

Reveal Outlast: The Jungle Season 1 episode titles and dates
Outlast: The Jungle Season 1 · retained episode catalogue
EpisodeTitleListed date
1Welcome to the Jungle2026-06-10
2The Traders2026-06-10
3Burned Out2026-06-10
4Split Decision2026-06-10
5Staying Afloat2026-06-10
6Playing Dirty2026-06-10
7A Shot to Win2026-06-17
8For the Million2026-06-17

TVmaze first-season episode metadata ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗. Ray Mears episode names, where applicable, use the separately linked secondary programme record.

Reveal Outlast: The Jungle Season 1 recorded result

These are the supported finishing facts in this collection; this is not a complete audited elimination ledger.

Maddy Jones & Nikki Hru
Winning Team Alpha pair · Primary result source ↗
Checked November 6, 2026

Sources and research limits.

Factual records and our interpretation are kept separate. This is an AI-assisted editorial guide with linked evidence; an independent expert review or a claim to have watched every episode is not implied.

What remains to verify.

The roster, setting, release batches and winning pair have primary Netflix support. A full team-membership timeline, all initial supply differences and individual departure records have not been independently compiled.

About the visual.

The landscape is original CompareSurvival artwork. It is not an official logo, a contestant portrait or evidence of a filming location. Media credits ↗

From watching to practice.

Choose the skill you want to practise, then compare the setting, hands-on time and feedback offered by a course.

All Outlast: The Jungle season records ↗

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