Added to Paramount+ on Tuesday, Mar 5, 2024 In Season 7 of the “Alone” series, participants face the most extreme challenge yet: surviving 100 days in the Arctic wilderness for a chance to win $1 million. This installment pushes the limits of human endurance and survival skills. Contestants are isolated, each with minimal gear, to live off the land in one of the planet’s most unforgiving environments. They must contend with harsh weather, scarce food resources, and potential encounters with wildlife. The mental and physical demands of this solitary existence test the survivalists like never before, making every day a battle against the elements, hunger, and their own limitations.
You can watch Alone – Season 7 on Paramount+ in Canada.
Length: Approximately 11 Episodes, 60 minutes each
Genre: Reality, Survival, Adventure
This Title is: Intense, Gripping, and a Test of Human Endurance
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Content includes survival challenges, potentially intense and distressing scenes.
Trivia
- The seventh season presents the biggest twist in series history—a 100-day challenge for a million dollars.
- Hosted by Colby Donaldson, featuring a segment “Alone: Tales from the Arctic” at the end of each episode with additional insights.
- Season 7 winner was Roland Welker, who managed to survive the full 100 days in the Arctic.
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Season 7 of “Alone” elevates the series to new heights with its unprecedented 100-day survival challenge in the Arctic. The sheer mental and physical fortitude required to endure such conditions is compellingly showcased, drawing viewers into the participants’ struggles and triumphs. While the series continues to impress with its raw depiction of survival, some may find the extended isolation and intense conditions portrayed to be quite stark. Nonetheless, the unique blend of human resilience, strategic survival skills, and the breathtaking yet brutal Arctic landscape make for a gripping viewing experience. The inclusion of “Alone: Tales from the Arctic” adds depth, providing further insight into the challenges faced by the contestants.
