I Shouldn't Be Alive

Season 2

From the producers of "Touching the Void", this show features accounts of individuals and groups caught in dangerous scenarios, presented both through interviews and dramatic re-enactments. The main focus is how the survivors survived and the decisions they made that kept them alive; not who survived and who died.

Where to Watch Season 2

7 Episodes

Nightmare Canyon
E1
Nightmare CanyonTwo brothers go on a hike in Utah's Canyons. They expect the trip will take no more than 8 hours, but when freezing temperatures come, one brother breaks his leg and the other has to find help... and fast.
Frozen at 20,000 Feet
E2
Frozen at 20,000 FeetA couple go on a tour of the San Jacinto Mountains, only to find themselves stranded and alone for 4 days fighting for their lives.
Trapped Under the Ice
E3
Trapped Under the IceA man and his aged dad go kayaking in the Alaskan wilderness. Everything goes fine until they run into some ice on the river, and soon find themselves swept underneath.
Into the Heart of Darkness
E4
Into the Heart of DarknessTwo close friends head for the Amazon rain forest and get lost in the jungle. They have to survive the dangers of the jungle and hold on to sanity as they find their way home.
Blood in the Water
E5
Blood in the WaterFive boat safari goers find themselves stranded in the hippo and crocodile-infested Zambezi River when their watercraft sinks due to a mad hippo. Three get stranded on a submerged sand flat in the middle of the river and the other barely makes it to the shore. None of them are protected from Africa's deadly wildlife.
Dive into Danger
E6
Dive into DangerTwo divers get stranded in the Pacific Ocean when their boat has to leave them. As they believe help is not coming they make a decision to swim for shore miles away or die trying.
A Walk in Hell
E7
A Walk in HellA group of five teenaged scouts and three adult guides hike into the Grand Canyon during a heat wave. As their water runs out and the older members collapse in exhaustion, three of the teenagers must set out on their own to reach the Colorado River.