An addictive thriller that also captures the complex lives of teenage girls, The Wilds is worth getting lost in. Read critic reviews
The Wilds (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Day One
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
Nine teenage girls are en route to Hawaii when their plane fails, leaving them stranded on a remote island; Leah survives to tell the story to federal investigators; Leah's pre-island life is examined, and the relationship that broke her heart.
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2. Day Two
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
The castaways are still reeling after a tragic event; Rachel leads an expedition to the island's summit to get a lay of the land; Rachel is an elite athlete who takes extreme measures to succeed.
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3. Day Three
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
Leah, Rachel, and Nora swim out to the plane wreckage and return with a crucial find; Dot and Shelby search for a cave that might provide better shelter, but their contentious relationship makes matters difficult.
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4. Day Six
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
A shelter-building contest turns ugly; Toni provokes her team, and this isn't the first time her rage has caused harm.
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5. Day Seven
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
When one of the castaways goes missing, a search party heads out to find her; Fatin's past isn't glamorous; the girls make a shocking discovery.
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6. Day Twelve
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
An illness rips through the beach camp, affecting nearly every castaway; a look at how Leah's been faring since her rescue.
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7. Day Fifteen
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
A tidal surge forces the castaways to relocate their camp; Leah turns her paranoia on one of the other girls; Jeanette's astonishing backstory is unveiled.
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8. Day Sixteen
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
The castaways let loose, believing that their rescue is imminent; Shelby isn't feeling festive, and a look into her past reveals why.
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9. Day Twenty-Two
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
Starvation becomes a real possibility for the exhausted girls; Martha could spare them from that fate, but it would require a sacrifice she's not prepared to make; Leah's paranoia about the island escalates.
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10. Day Twenty-Three
Air date: Dec 11, 2020
Leah finally wants to prove a point, that there is more happening on the island than it appears; after her rescue, she continues to strive to find answers to her many questions.
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Critic Reviews for The Wilds: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Wilds: Season 1
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A Peace of art. great story and actresses
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i want it back i miss it so fucking much
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This show was so unbearable I went out of my way to make this account to warn anyone that might get dragged into watching this snooze fest of bad writing and acting. Just watch lost or read lord of the flies or something. Watching Paint dry would have been more interesting any of the characters in this show.
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Solid show, the characters seem authentic and well written.
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Such a fresh view love this all female cast and it's so different can't wait for more
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So good. I thought I'd get bored after couple episodes but I found myself more gripped by the end of the season. Mysteries, romance and drama. Wish there were a bit of horror component because the island could use some spookiness like a killer or something supernatural but still never watchable without it.
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Couldn't even make it through the first 10 minutes of the first episode. Just drips with anti-male 5th wave feminism. The constant pushing of "wokeness" through entertainment is just tiresome, repetitive and disappointing. Are there any writers/producers left in Hollywood that can just put out original products without trying to force feed their pretentious worldview down our throats?
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It's a good show id rate it higher but the obsessive girl bugs me ,not sure why the character is interesting
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An intriguing premise with remarkable actresses faced with not only survival on a deserted island but the individual life traumas that brought them together for a therapeutic retreat for teenage girls. Sadly the writers couldn't leave their hate filled ideology out of the plot line as they demonized Christianity while elevating pornography. A preference for the profane over the profound. A lost opportunity.
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Loved the first season. Very addictive watching. I'm a big fan of Lost and the premise reminded me of that but with a modern twist.
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