Ep 3. Old Dogs, New Tricks

After the plane crash, the group begins to realize that they need to establish some kind of system to survive on the island. The first order of business is to secure a source of fresh water. However, Todd, who is appointed as the leader, is more focused on keeping up morale and organizing social activities than actually formulating a plan for survival. Meanwhile, the rest of the group, including Owen, who used to work as a flight attendant, and Florence, who used to be a survivalist, try to take matters into their own hands and start exploring the island for resources.

As they venture out into the forest, they encounter a pack of feral dogs that have made the island their home. Owen, who is trying to overcome his fear of dogs, decides to take charge and attempts to tame one of the wild animals with the help of the group. However, their efforts prove to be futile, and they return to camp empty-handed.

Back at base camp, Todd has organized a talent show to boost morale. The group performs various acts, including sketches and singing performances. However, tensions rise when one of the group members, Pack, steals the show with his impressive juggling skills. Todd begins to feel threatened by Pack's popularity and tries to upstage him with a bizarre dance routine.

Meanwhile, Karen and Danny, who have been left behind at base camp, begin to bond over their mutual love for CSI. Karen, who used to work as a flight attendant, reveals that she has always wanted to be a forensic scientist and offers to help Danny with his investigation into the cause of the crash.

As the night wears on, the group begins to realize that they need to put aside their personal differences and work together to survive. Todd finally steps up and begins to delegate tasks, assigning the more practical members of the group to find fresh water and build shelters.

Overall, "Old Dogs, New Tricks" highlights the group's struggle to adapt to their new environment and work together to overcome the challenges of survival. The episode also delves into the character's personal quirks and relationships, adding an element of humor and lightheartedness to the show's overall tone.