NetflixForget Temptation Island and Squid Game: The Challenge – Netflix has thrown down the gauntlet for most reality TV series alum in one show with new competition series, Battle Camp.
Before any of us get a chance to find Willy Wonka’s Golden Ticket or see if Celebrity Bear Hunt gets renewed for a second season, the streaming service is trying something totally new. What if a no-holds-barred competition show could bring together all our fave faces from other shows?
If you’ve ever watched The Traitors US, think of the same level of stacked cast, but without the green capes and deception from a turret. This time, all the drama will unfold face to face.
The new Netflix series drops its 10 episodes on April 23, 2025 – here’s all the reality TV alum we can expect to see competing.
Netflix’s Battle Camp is the who’s who from our favorite reality shows
Battle Camp’s nail-biting episodes will feature faces from Love Is Blind, Selling the OC, and Too Hot to Handle, just to name a few.
NetflixHere’s the full list of who we know is taking part:
- Avori (The Mole Season 1)
- Bri (Too Hot to Handle Season 6 )
- Chase (Too Hot to Handle Season 2 and Perfect Match Season 1)
- Gabi (Cheer)
- Georgia (Too Hot to Handle Season 3 and Perfect Match Season 1)
- Gio (Selling The OC)
- Irina (Love Is Blind Season 4)
- Kyle (The Circle Season 6)
- Lexi (The Ultimatum: Queer Love Season 1)
- Lorenzo (Squid Game: The Challenge Season 1)
- Louis (Too Hot to Handle Season 5 and 6)
- Morgan (Cheer)
- Nick (The Circle Season 3 and Perfect Match Season 1 )
- Polly (Selling The OC)
- Quori-Tyler (The Circle Season 6)
- Shubham (The Circle Season 1 and Season 5)
- Tony (The Mole Season 2)
- Trey (Squid Game: The Challenge Season 1, sadly without his mom)
See? We weren’t joking when we said this cast is stacked. Netflix even calls this their “reality universe.” But what actually happens in the show itself?
According to the streaming service, it’s all about the cash. To take home the title of the ultimate Netflix reality competitor – plus a cash prize of $250,000 – they’ll have to “endure high-octane challenges, grueling punishments, and a giant spinning ‘wheel of misfortune’ that determines who stays in camp and who must pack their bags and head home.”
Overseeing the reality crossover chaos is host Taylor Lewan, who “will at least try to keep things civil between bunkmates.”
If you can’t wait until April 23 for Battle Camp, check out the latest updates for Love is Blind, Too Hot to Handle, and Squid Game.
