The I-Land - Season 1
Season 1
Wiped clean of memories and thrown together, a group of strangers fight to survive harsh realities -- and the island that traps them.
Episodes
Brave New World
Ten people wake up on an enigmatic island missing their memories. Instead of answers, they find danger -- in the water and in one another.
The Gorgeous Palaces
The group argues over next steps. K.C. has a traumatic encounter with Brody, who sets the others on edge with his increasingly volatile behavior.
The Insubstantial Pageant
Waking in strange surroundings, Chase learns the disturbing truth about the island, and what she and others are doing there.
Many Goodly Creatures
Two rogues appear on the island and cause trouble. The group's memories begin to return, and each one proves brutal -- including a heinous shooting.
The Cloud Capp'd Towers
While K.C. agonizes over the horrors of her own history, Chase and Cooper uncover a shared one. Taylor finds herself in a distasteful situation.
The Great Globe Itself
Donovan reverts to his old ways. K.C. and Moses bond. Chase and Cooper realize critical truths about the vision that haunts them both.
The Dark Backward
Close to freedom, Chase must first navigate prison politics, face a devious warden and endure rude awakenings.
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