30 Days With: Bretman Rock - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Is Bretman Rock Moving to the Jungle?
Bretman Rock is swapping his glitter for a blade as he gets ready to spend a week alone in the jungle. But before he can get there, he has to learn the basics at Boot Camp. Can he make it without makeup and WiFi?
Can Bretman Rock Survive the Jungle Alone?
Bretman Rock is hours away from being alone in the jungle but there are still some vital things to learn: like weaving baskets, cracking open a coconut, and starting a fire. Will he succeed?
Will Hunger Kill Bretman Rock?
"You know how they say your stomach starts to eat itself? It was definitely that."
Starvation is gnawing away at Bretman Rock so he uses what his ancient ancestors used to learn how to make fire – and watches YouTube.
Can Bretman Rock Escape The Jungle?
Bretman Rock is utterly exhausted, delusional, and desperate to get home. It's his last day in the jungle but he has to make a ten-mile trek to get out. Will he make it out in time?
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