Solitary

From nine to three, to two to WON. A bomb detonates in Solitary and earns one guest a serious advantage in the final treatment, the Human Hamster-Wheel of Misfortune.

Val plays head games with the final three Guests in a test that makes them color blind, before a treatment that requires mental balance and inhuman strength to survive.

The Guests step into the Matrix as Val turns a virtual maze into a mind-bending reality, before a skull crushing treatment of medieval proportions.

Val redecorates the pods into cells that make the guests meager living space even more unlivable - before a thrilling prison break earns one guest freedom.

The guests are under the gun before Val's treatment forces the guests to literally beat themselves up.

The surprises keep coming when one guest is quickly eliminated... only to be replaced by a Solitary veteran.

The final two guests go head-to-spinning-head in an "a-maze-ing" test that gives one of them an advantage in the electrifying final treatment.

The final three guests attend their own funeral - they build their own coffins before having to lie in them.

A new Valphabet teaches the guests that "P" is for "Painful" and "Q" is for "Quit".

A gruesome test makes animals out of all of the guests.

A microscopic message has all of the guests speaking in tongues.

The guests have their nerves tested by dozens of snapping mousetraps.

The guests feel the sting of forty excruciating "Flesh Clips".

The nine guests from "Solitary 2.0" meet for the first time to reveal their secrets and share their experiences from their pods. Hosted by Todd Newton.

Val puts the remaining guests under lock and key... fifty times over. Then a relentlessly puzzling treatment with lots of ups and downs will help shape the final two.

Mathematical punishment! Then Val spins one guest to the breaking point.

The test consists of running on a tread mill and building a tunnel that will allow the contestants mice to escape. VAL has the contestants wear gag balls for their treatment.

The guests get a dominoes challenge, and then their appetites get tested.

The contestants have to remain inside a black box for three hours. After the test, VAL has the contestants stand on a bed of nails for their first treatment.

VAL profiles the contestants and gives a preview of the second season.

The contestants meet face-to-face for the first time as they talk about their experiences in Solitary.

The final two guests are locked in Extreme Solitary to battle for the $50,000 prize.

A test forces the guests to start raving like mad men.

The final four contestants are left in complete darkness and are forced to enter their own mansions of fear.