Jonathan

Emily Maynard meets 25 bachelors in hope of finding love.

An outcast re-enters the game; a player confesses a secret, deepening the divide between the others; the cash prize continues to dwindle as players? arguments reach a new low.

A group of nine strangers is locked in a bunker until they all decide who deserves the 1.5-million-dollar cash prize. But there's a catch: the longer it takes them to make a unanimous decision, the less money they will win. If they take too long, they could be left with nothing and the clock is ticking…

With only three players left, a slip of the tongue may cost Jonathan his shot at the money; the group answers survey questions about the players; the outcasts agree on whom they want to win.

A group of nine strangers is locked in a bunker until they all decide who deserves the 1.5-million-dollar cash prize. But there's a catch: the longer it takes them to make a unanimous decision, the less money they will win. If they take too long, they could be left with nothing and the clock is ticking…

Money continues to slip away as players worry more about who will be cast out than who will get the prize; videos from home tell stories about the remaining contestants; outcasts select the next outcast.

A group of nine strangers is locked in a bunker until they all decide who deserves the 1.5-million-dollar cash prize. But there's a catch: the longer it takes them to make a unanimous decision, the less money they will win. If they take too long, they could be left with nothing and the clock is ticking…

The number of eligible contestants dwindles as another player quits; Adam welcomes his role as outcast; more alliances are formed, as paranoid players continue to be suspicious of each other.

A group of nine strangers is locked in a bunker until they all decide who deserves the 1.5-million-dollar cash prize. But there's a catch: the longer it takes them to make a unanimous decision, the less money they will win. If they take too long, they could be left with nothing and the clock is ticking…

Kelly decides to quit, reducing the prize money by fifty percent; Richard is allowed to return but encounters mistrust from the others; alliances are formed as players set their eyes on the prize.

A group of nine strangers is locked in a bunker until they all decide who deserves the 1.5-million-dollar cash prize. But there's a catch: the longer it takes them to make a unanimous decision, the less money they will win. If they take too long, they could be left with nothing and the clock is ticking…

Players agree to vote so they can end the game and go home but one player secretly changes the vote, causing suspicion and acrimony among the others; one player is outcast and another wants to quit.