Ep 1. All Is Not Lost

Wrecked is a comedy television series that premiered on June 14, 2016, on the TBS network. The show follows a group of strangers who are stranded on a deserted island after their plane crashes.

The first episode of season 1 is called "All Is Not Lost" and it begins with the plane crash. The group of strangers include a self-absorbed executive named Owen (Zach Cregger), a part-time DJ named Pack (Will Greenberg), a British conman named Danny (Brian Sacca), a flight attendant named Florence (Jessica Lowe), and a handful of other diverse characters.

The crash leaves the survivors completely disoriented and confused. Owen takes charge of the situation, appointing himself "President of the Island" and tries to delegate tasks such as rationing supplies and building shelter. However, his tendencies towards self-serving behaviors quickly become apparent, and the rest of the group becomes skeptical of his leadership abilities.

Meanwhile, Pack, who had been performing as a DJ on the plane, attempts to make the most of their dire situation by throwing a makeshift dance party. However, his attempts to "lighten the mood" fall flat, and the rest of the group is not amused.

Danny, the British conman, uses his charm to try and manipulate the other survivors into thinking he is a valuable asset to their team. Florence, the flight attendant, is one of the few people who sees through his facade and tries to warn the others about his true nature.

The first episode of Wrecked is an introduction to the characters and the overall premise of the show. The group must work together to survive on the island, but conflicts and power struggles arise as they struggle to find food, shelter, and a means of escape.

"All Is Not Lost" sets the tone for the rest of the series as a darkly comedic take on the classic stranded on a deserted island trope. The show proves to be a hilarious and absurd take on the genre, with clever writing and great performances from the cast.

Overall, the first episode of Wrecked is a promising start to a fun and entertaining series. It establishes the characters and sets up the conflicts in a way that makes you excited to see where things go from here.