Viewers of Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. The docuseries showcases the Arkansas Sheriff, Eric Higgins addresses the dismal living conditions of the prisoners. He does this by implementing a six-week program. According to this, in a shift from confinement, inmates are now empowered to make decisions and care for each other. This establishes camaraderie and rapport among them, fostering a sense of community within the prison
Here’s how many episodes are in Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 has 8 episodes.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1: Shanks and Shakedowns
- Episode 2: Day 1
- Episode 3: The Ogs Take Control
- Episode 4: Pod Daddy
- Episode 5: Fire & Hooch
- Episode 6: The Vote
- Episode 7: New Blood
- Episode 8: Decision Day
The season dropped on April 10, 2024. This radical social experiment implemented by Sheriff Eric Higgins aims at granting more agency to the men who are incarcerated. As the rest of the episodes follow, it becomes evident that the rights of the prisoners and their independence come at a price. Watch the disruptive power struggles within the prison, frequent tensions between inmates, sporadic eruptions of violence, and more. At the end of the program, the inmates continue to make demands to retain their rights.
The cast of Unlocked: A Jail Experiment includes Eric Higgins who is the series’ primary cast. George Kralovansky, Isaac Holub, Kimberly Woodard, J.C. Begley, and Greg Henry are the Executive Producers.
When do new Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 episodes come out?
All episodes of Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 are currently available to watch on Netflix. There are no new episodes.
The official synopsis for Unlocked: A Jail Experiment Season 1 reads:
“At an Arkansas detention facility, a sheriff implements a radical social experiment to grant men who are incarcerated more agency in this reality series.”
