Crusoe

Crusoe, the only survivor of a shipwreck, and his trusty companion Friday find themselves in danger when a group of pirates land on the island, searching for a legendary treasure. Judy threatens to kill Crusoe unless he acts as a guide to the island. The situation goes from bad to worse when the Spanish Guard lands on the island and joins forces with the pirates whom they have been sent to arrest.

Friday has an unusual dream about a young woman whose spirit is lost and yearning for the sea, while Crusoe focuses his attention on fixing the water source to the tree house. However, Crusoe loses his wedding ring, and in the process of trying to retrieve it from the spring, discovers a temple to a water goddess with evidence that a woman was sacrificed on the island.

After a merchant ship lands on the island, Crusoe and Friday discover that it has been taken control of by a group of mutineers. Crusoe contemplates forming an alliance with the ship's trapped Captain in hopes that he can provide him with a means to return to England. Captain Taylor agrees, and together they plan to kill and overthrow the leader of the mutineers.

Crusoe and Friday come across a compass while passing through the jungle, but Friday accidentally drops the compass into the camp fire, melting the needle. Crusoe and Friday then set out to steal a compass from the mutineers and discover that Atkins has been keeping track of the tides. As they make their exit, they run into Olivia, who helps them escape after Atkins returns to the camp.

Friday deals with demons from his past as the cannibals return to the island to sacrifice two new captives. Crusoe, unable to stand by, decides to rescue the captives. They are initially only able to rescue one and aren't thrilled to find out exactly who it was they rescued!

Crusoe goes to find Olivia after Friday attacks him, suffering from delusions from what he believes to be a snake bite. Olivia determines that he had actually ingested some poisoned honey. However, the cure is a rare plant that only grows on the cliffs. Olivia and Crusoe set out on a desperate attempt to retrieve the cure for Friday, who is quickly falling deeper into madness.

Olivia informs Crusoe that the mutineer's ship has been fixed and he must think of a new plan to get on it and off the island. However, new problems arise when Captain Taylor's first mate betrays him. Olivia is caught in the crossfire when the mutineers attack Crusoe and Friday at the tree-house, and someone's attempt to find redemption causes more problems than it remedies.

Haunted by the memory of seeing another boy being attacked by a crocodile, Friday is unable to try to pass the final test as a child. Friday and Crusoe use Friday's childhood challenges as a competitive tool. But after an unlucky accident, Friday is once again forced to face the challenge he could not bear to do as a child, in order to save his friend's life.

Crusoe is overjoyed when Susannah appears on the island, claiming that she came ashore from a ship that has come to rescue him. Crusoe travels across the island to the cliffs in order to reach the ship and discover what transpired after mounting a flag as a signal for a rescue. Soon, both of their lives are in danger after Crusoe realises that there is someone else residing on the island.

A former king of a neighbouring tribe arrives on the island and sends three warriors to hunt down Crusoe. Friday tries to protect his friend but ends up developing an attraction to the female warrior. Meanwhile, in England, Santana has contacted Susannah over Crusoe's whereabouts, but she is reluctant to believe his lavish story and Olivia returns to England, intent on delivering Crusoe's message.

Crusoe and Friday are startled after a rescue ship arrives off the coast of the island. Upon reaching the beach, they find a shipwrecked lifeboat, and save the sole survivor from being drowned by the current, whom they later discover to be Jeremiah Blackthorn. Crusoe is overcome with joy and gratitude, but Friday isn't convinced that Blackthorn's intentions are pure.

In the nail-biting series finale, Crusoe and Friday defend themselves against Blackthorn and his men. Blackthorn sets out to retrieve the Crusoe bible from the tree house, for it contains the proof that Crusoe is the rightful heir of Blackthorn's fortune. Crusoe, shocked by the discovery of Blackthorn's true intentions, vows to get revenge.