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SOS: How to Survive
If a person is in a life-or-death battle with the elements, his or her knowledge of what to do in the situation can be the difference between walking away from it alive or not. Survivalist Creek Stewart and his team want to help people learn what to do in perilous scenarios with this show that teaches innovative skills to help people survive when they're in trouble. Stewart recaps real-life survival situations and gives his opinion on what the people involved did right and wrong as they fought for their lives. Among his tips are how to repurpose everyday objects to help with survival, such as using a camera lens to start a fire.
S1, EP3 "Storm Surge"
A record storm surge created a river that surrounds the Yorks' house; Superstorm Sandy tosses Kim Joyce and her cats into its churning waters; a wind-whipped storm surge from Hurricane Ike hammers the home of Carole Hamadey.
S2, EP1 "A Snowy Mountain Misstep"
Ryan Montoya falls 2,000 feet off a mountain peak in Colorado and must endure frigid winter temperatures while finding a way to walk back to safety; the Sargeant family drives deep into the Arizona desert and becomes stranded.
S2, EP2 "Buried in the Snow"
Daryl Jané gets buried in seven feet of snow in the Cascade Mountains for two weeks; an LA couple looks to spend a fun weekend camping in California's high desert but they become hopelessly lost during a short day hike.
"SOS: How to Survive"
If a person is in a life-or-death battle with the elements, his or her knowledge of what to do in the situation can be the difference between walking away from it alive or not. Survivalist Creek Stewart and his team want to help people learn what to do in perilous scenarios with this show that teaches innovative skills to help people survive when they're in trouble. Stewart recaps real-life survival situations and gives his opinion on what the people involved did right and wrong as they fought for their lives. Among his tips are how to repurpose everyday objects to help with survival, such as using a camera lens to start a fire.
