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.

It's the Outsiders' penultimate day living together in the wild and all three pairs are under increasing pressure. Cracks in their relationships start to appear as they take pot shots at one another in a hunting challenge and have to lead each other blindfolded in a sensory deprivation challenge. Jess (pictured) attempts to persuade Jamali that their relationship has a romantic feel, but he remains unconvinced!

Today, David is equipped with a hose pipe as he tests out whether the shelters he's asked the comedians to build are waterproof.

Later he challenges them to design a camp gadget: Ed Gamble and Lou Sanders clash over whether to go for a burglar alarm or a swing, whilst Jess and Jamali come up with a wooden television – but will David be convinced of its worth?

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.

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' 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.