Outlast / Season 1 / research guide

Outlast Season 1.

The first Outlast season puts sixteen people in Alaska with a rule that makes the social structure decisive: they must remain part of a team to win. Shared resources and shifting membership make this different from both a solo endurance stay and a fixed-pair demonstration.

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 — original format illustration, not a filming-location photograph.
Original CompareSurvival illustration · team survival competition

SettingAlaska, United States

Listed release windowMar 10, 2023 · released together

Season catalogue8 episode records

Our editorial analysis

What makes this season different.

The team requirement is central

Food, shelter and skills matter within a rule that prevents a purely individual win. When comparing a decision, consider both the practical resource and the team’s ability to keep operating.

Track resources separately from conflict

An edited dispute can overshadow the underlying camp problem. Keep a simple record of what the group needs, what it controls and what it chooses to do next.

No transfer of moral labels

The guide describes the format and the recorded result without using an edit to assign permanent traits to real people. A television role is not an assessment of current professional conduct.

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.

Amber Asay

First-season competitor; outdoor and long-distance hiking interests in the original introduction.

Primary source

Andrea Hilderbrand

Engineer and endurance-sport participant in the original introduction.

Primary source

Angie Kenai

EMT with hunting and fishing experience.

Primary source

Brian Kahrs

Longstanding wilderness-survival interest.

Primary source

Corey Johnson

Outdoor and self-reliance interests.

Primary source

Dawn Nelson

Ranching and outdoor background.

Primary source

Javier Colón

Long-distance travel and self-reliance background.

Primary source

Jill Ashock

Outdoor instruction and emergency-service background.

Primary source

Joel Hungate

Outdoor and mountaineering interests.

Primary source

Jordan Williams

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Justin Court

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Lee Ettinger

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Nick Radner

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Paul Preece

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Seth Lueker

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Timothy Spears

First-season competitor.

Primary source

Cast evidence: Netflix original sixteen-person cast guide ↗ . External source pages may include wider outcomes.

Rules and resource choices

Read the equipment in context.

Limited shared supplies

Netflix describes basic supplies and a team-based win. A complete verified starting inventory and all later supply drops are not reconstructed in this release.

Changing team resources

An object’s availability can change as a team changes. Do not treat all equipment visible later in the season as an identical starting kit for each original player.

Compare the learning experience

If this sparks an interest in group instruction, ask how the provider allocates tasks, handles disagreement and ensures each learner actually practises a skill.

Place and release context

Understand the setting.

Alaska

Netflix’s original cast introduction establishes the Alaskan setting. More precise secondary filming-site claims are not needed for this guide’s analysis and are not mapped.

A shared landscape, different camps

Access to materials, shelter exposure and travel between camps can differ. The edited series does not offer an exhaustive site survey.

One release, eight episodes

The original first season was released on March 10, 2023. A simultaneous release says nothing about the number of filming days.

A viewing framework

What to pay attention to.

Start with the original sixteen

The roster is alphabetical and contains historical introductions. It does not use later team membership to order participants.

Follow a resource through the story

Choose shelter material, a food source or a piece of shared equipment and note how its role changes. That gives a concrete analytical thread through the social narrative.

The final result

The closed panel gives the season’s reported winning team members with its secondary source level. It does not mix them with another Netflix season.

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 Season 1 episode titles and dates
Outlast Season 1 · retained episode catalogue
EpisodeTitleListed date
1Fire. Water. Flare.2023-03-10
2Hunger Pains2023-03-10
3Man-down2023-03-10
4Hunting the Thief2023-03-10
5Burn it to the Ground2023-03-10
6Luring the Enemy2023-03-10
7Desperate Measures2023-03-10
8The Final Straw2023-03-10

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 Season 1 recorded result

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

Nick Radner, Paul Preece & Seth Lueker
Winning Team Charlie lineup; secondary season record · Secondary 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.

Original names follow Netflix, including Andrea Hilderbrand. The detailed finishing lineup is recorded from the secondary season table and needs independent primary confirmation. Starting kits and every membership change are not fully audited.

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.

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All Outlast season records ↗

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