Plot Synopsis

Told from the viewpoint of the survivalists, MEN WOMEN WILD is a one-hour reality series that follows three male/female pairs -- a husband and wife, a boyfriend and girlfriend, and a mother and father -- as each couple spends three weeks in a different environment, having to live off of the land, navigate the unknown terrain and find their way back to civilization. Set in three vastly different locales -- the high desert mountains of Morocco, the frozen snow-covered fjords of Norway, and the unforgiving jungle of southern Mexico -- each couple must work together like never before to overcome the unique obstacles that stand between them and the safety of civilization. Whether highly trained military personnel or self-taught primitive survivalists, each couple's unique skillset and experience are challenged in order for them to survive. In the process, they are faced with the same tough question: Do they truly have each other's back, and when the going gets tough, are they stronger together or better off apart? The survivalists are: married couple Justin Cook (age: 32) and Jenny Cook (34), an Environmental Scientist and Regional City Planner, respectively, from Montgomery, AL, who explore Norway; dating couple Mitchell Langon (40) and Jhoanna Trias (40), owners of a survival supply company in Las Vegas, NV, who are dropped in Morocco; and married couple Matt Stevens (29) and Ali Stevens (33), an elite survival instructor with the U.S. Air Force and part-time personal trainer, who explore Southern Mexico while their three children -- 15-year-old, a 9-year-old and a 4-year-old -- are home in Spokane, WA.