It's the Outsiders' first day and they are competing for three badges - felling a tree, rescuing an air crash victim and inventing a camp motto. At the end of each episode, David summons the teams to his HQ in the forest to review the events and award badges for successfully completed challenges. The day's events lead to some hilarious moments as an irreverent Lou Sanders challenges David's decision making.
It's day two in the woods for the Outsiders. Will Jess Knappett manage to keep Jamali under control once he gets his hands on a pair of scissors, and will vegan Lou Sanders agree to milking a goat?
It's the Outsiders' third day living together in the wild. The competition is hotting up as the teams compete for three new badges - camouflage, inventing a camp flag, and composing an anthem, while David Mitchell hovers over proceedings.
David Mitchell oversees as the teams as they seek to prove they can build a waterproof shelter, design a gadget and turn everyday objects into survival items.
Tempers flare as the comedians take pot shots at one another in a hunting challenge. But they come together to convert David Mitchell to their whacky new religion.
It's the Outsiders' last day living together in the wild. There's all to play for as the teams go all out to impress a sceptical David Mitchell and prove they can survive post apocalypse by making shoes from natural materials and herding animals.
David Mitchell brings Joe Wilkinson and Jessica Hynes into his apocalypse bunker to discuss reindeer butchery, owl worship, and drinking pee ahead of Outsiders season 2.
David Mitchell, Phil Wang and Fatiha El-Ghorri bunker down in David's den to discuss mystery soup, the best moment of David's life, and the value of Phil's rice cooker.
David Mitchell invites Maisie Adam and Darren Harriott into his apocalypse survival bunker for a cup of mystery soup and a chat about menu psychology and dead dogs.
Maisie Adam, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Darren Harriott, Jessica Hynes, Phil Wang and Joe Wilkinson take on their first set of three challenges, including bug racing and creating holistic treatments.
There are some surprise visitors as David challenges the six comedians to put their music skills to the test by composing a fanfare and to teach a group of children about the ‘before times’.
David Mitchell challenges the six comedians to come up with three new laws for their society, invent some holistic woodland therapies and evade two pursuing bloodhounds!
The Outsiders continue to battle it out to see who will form the best post-apocalyptic society - this time sees David challenge the six comedians to put their knot skills to the test…
It's the Outsiders' penultimate day in the woods, and they must put their fashion skills to the test and sell their vision of a Utopian society to a bemused newcomer.
David Mitchell sets the teams a new range of outdoor survival tasks with a comic twist.
David Mitchell challenges his merry band of twisted firestarters to work together and create flames using nothing but sweat, swear words, and a supersized bow drill.
In a classic game of 'Guess Poo', David Mitchell challenges the Outsiders to identify different wildlife feces.
David Mitchell invites Guz Khan and Judi Love into his apocalypse bunker.
Chris McCausland and Laura Smyth venture into David Mitchell's bunker.
Alan Davies and Roisin Conaty join David Mitchell in his bunker.
The Outsiders trade stories around the campfire.
Four comedians share their best stories around the fire.
David Mitchell walks in the woods with Guz Khan and Judi Love.
Chris McCausland and Laura Smyth take a stroll with David Mitchell.
David Mitchell is joined by Alan Davies and Roisin Conaty for a nature walk.
Can three comedians defeat a trio of ten-year-olds in a survival challenge?
David Mitchell challenges the Outsiders to identify obscure camping gear.
David Mitchell oversees events as the Outsiders attempt to smuggle contraband past border control and devise an entertaining and educational fable for a group of children.
The Outsiders compete to create the best multi-tool using scrap rubbish, Roisin and Alan resort to stealing to impress with breakfast in bed, and a stranger incurs David's wrath.
The Outsiders discover that there's been a murder in the camp - and who man's best friend really is - before trying to win the Rationing badge with their mathematical ability.
David is feeling under the weather, so Lou Sanders oversees proceedings as the Outsiders compete to earn their Energy Healing badge and compose a new camp anthem.
The Outsiders attempt to upcycle some old bangers into useful additions for the camp, earn their Couples Therapy badge, and get the opportunity to exile their pet peeves.
It's the final day in camp, and the Outsiders attempt to build flying machines and become an elected political party in a bid to win the most badges and become champions.
