Relative Insanity

2013 • Lifetime
5.0
6 reviews
TV-14
Rating
Eligible
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Season 1 episodes (2)

1 Southern Belles vs. City Slickers
3/22/14
The small town Sourbeer Family goes up against the big city Arceneaux Family in the ultimate test of family bonds, as they compete for $25,000. Can the family members endure pies-in-the-face, the Pain-in-the-Butt Chair, snakes, scorpions...and each other...while stuck in a room together for two days? Or will the Black Sheep of the Family be all it takes to drive someone to hit the Escape Button?
2 Suburbian Schneiders vs. Country Crabtrees
5/2/14
For some people, spending quality time with their families can be downright torturous! RELATIVE INSANITY challenges real families to work beyond their issues by coming together and competing for a cash prize of $25,000. Each week, two families, housed in separate living quarters, are locked together for two days, during which they attempt to outlast and outfox their neighbors by earning the most money through a series of physical challenges, spirited games and controversial family decisions. Unaware of how much money the other group has collected, each family will be tempted to spend their winnings on everyday items and household staples that will make their stay more pleasant. But everything has its price, and if any family member can't handle the heat and presses the "escape button" to leave the game early, they put the entire family's chance of winning in jeopardy.

About this show

For some people, spending quality time with family can be downright torturous! "Relative Insanity" challenges real families to work beyond their issues by locking them in a room together while competing for a cash prize of $25,000.

Ratings and reviews

5.0
6 reviews
Andy Sloan
May 10, 2014
Big Brother producers never disappoint. Can't wait to see the rest of the season!
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Marquice Drayton
July 26, 2014
Next Big Thing
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