Alone

The premiere on History Channel took place on June 18, 2015. "Alone" is an American reality survival show where ten people are sent into the wilderness and live in complete isolation, away from the comforts of civilization. Each participant has ten survival items and cameras for self-filming. The one who lasts the longest wins $500,000.
The tone is raw, authentic, and unscripted. This is not "Survivor" with its intrigues and alliances: there are no cameramen, no producers on screen, no teamwork. Each participant is one-on-one with nature, hunger, cold, and loneliness. The show is filmed by the participants themselves, creating an unprecedented closeness to their experiences.
Format — 11+ seasons by 2024 (the last one — season 12 in 2025). The first season took place on Vancouver Island, Canada. Production — Leftfield Pictures (ITV America). Executive producers: Shawn Witt, Ryan Pender, Rafael Monserrate. Participants of the first season didn't even know about the cash prize — they came just to test their skills.
If you watched "Naked and Afraid" or "Survivor" — "Alone" operates on a different frequency: there is no script, no drama for the sake of drama, just pure survival. Fans of nature and self-sufficiency reality shows will enjoy the format, and for those looking for real, not staged challenges — this is one of the most authentic projects on TV.