Surreal Life: Villa of Secrets - Season 1
Season 1
Eight stars, including Dennis Rodman, Stormy Daniels and Frankie Muniz, step away from celebrity life, move into a house together and learn about one another -- and themselves.
Episodes
Welcome to The Surreal Life
Eight unfiltered celebrities are invited to move into a house together, for the reboot of this iconic franchise. The cast discovers rooming with eight different larger than life personalities is definitely surreal.
A Surreal Life Family BBQ
The Surreal Life cast attempts to get acclimated to their surroundings and newfound relationships. When everyone bonds for the first time at a family BBQ an emotional reveal brings everyone closer together but leaves lots of unanswered questions.
How Did We Get Here?
Fears ascend to uncomfortable heights when the Surreal Life castmates go to an elevated dinner high in the sky. When everyone returns to the house after an emotional day, everything comes to a head as old wounds come to the surface.
A Second Chance For Dennis
The Surreal Life cast deals with the fallout of Dennis Rodman's unexpected exit from the house. With Dennis' possible return looming in the air, the house is split on what to do.
Surreal Theater
After Dennis' return, the roommates are given the ultimate bonding challenge to see how well they know each other. They'll each take the stage at the first Surreal Life Theater...where they'll be playing none other than...their fellow roommates.
Rollercoaster Ride
The Surreal Life is coming to an end but not before their last adventure takes them on a literal rollercoaster ride as their gifted an amusement park. The cast takes a look back at their wild experience and leaves a surprise for next Surreal Cast.
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