Man, Woman, Wild

The their rented boat breaks down 20 miles off the shore of the Bahamas, the Hawkes find themselves in the center of the Bermuda Triangle.

A raging forest fire surges through backcountry Louisiana and burns down Mykel and Ruth's camp. Lacking supplies and with strong winds throwing embers in all directions, they must decide whether to hold their ground or find a way through the firestorm.

It's flood season in the Amazon, and Mykel and Ruth are stranded in a wobbly canoe. The forest floor has been largely deserted, and the pair struggle to find food. They eventually catch a fish, but have their hands full when it attracts piranhas.

When their raft deflates on the edge of a mangrove swamp, Mykel and Ruth find themselves on a deserted island in the Bahamas. As the pair looks for ways to survive, the dangerous terrain has one more surprise in store for them: quicksand.

The Hawkes are left alone on the island of Montserrat directly in the path of one of the most destructive volcanoes in recent history.

The Hawkes prove one man's trash is another's treasure while being shipwrecked on a deserted island.

Mykel and Ruth are stranded in California's mountainous high desert with nothing more but a canteen of whiskey.

Mykel rushes to build a fire to save Ruth from a dangerous hypothermic situation while being pursued by a black bear.

The Hawkes face the vast, frozen emptiness of Alaska while stranded in the cold of a crevasse-ridden glacier.

Myke Hawke returns to the stomping grounds of his youth when both he and Ruth are lost in the remote wilderness of Kentucky. Despite being handicapped by a bad stomach bug, Myke is determined to get rescued, even with a little help from Daniel Boone.

The Hawkes face sinkholes, falling stalactites, lost minefields and scorching temperatures while escaping from a dark cave under a Croatian mountain.

Our hosts encounter a freak storm in the Scottish Highlands that force them to scramble down the mountain and toward the coast. They must face heavy fogs, steady rainfall, and two-hundred foot drops off steep cliffs in hopes of finding a fishing village.