Before ending up on a deserted island, the teenagers on board Flight 29 attended the same high school, where the heated election race between Daley and Nathan turns sour when nasty posters about Daley are plastered around school.

A charter plane crash on a deserted island forces a disparate group of teenagers to bury their petty jealousies and cooperate in an attempt to survive.

The stranded passengers of Flight 29 are beginning to hone their survival skills, but as tensions escalate among themselves, they begin to wonder if they'll ever be rescued.

The survivors of Flight 29 discover that they are not alone.

When all of their video diaries go missing, a dark secret that one of the passengers holds may be revealed with drastic consequences.

After the destructive storm, Jackson and his crew discover that their food supply has been flooded and their shelter destroyed, and as their teamwork dissolves, the group splits up.

When Eric breaks the camp lighter and the fire goes out, the castaways are in real trouble. That fire is their source of heat, smoke signals, and, most importantly, clean water. No one is having much luck getting the fire going, but when Jackson gets very sick from drinking unsanitized water, the heat is really on. Can they get the fire lit again before it’s too late for one of their own?

Back in the real world, Abby was passive and mellow, but the need to survive changes people. While Daley and the others are safe at the campsite, Abby is roughing it in the jungle—no more yoga for this girl. When Abby returns to camp for a second time and challenges everything they have built, Daley expects the group to cling to the status quo—but she couldn’t be more wrong. Abby is ready to take action, and she’s not the only one.