’72 Hours’ Host Brandon Johnson: ‘Mother Nature Doesn’t Discriminate’

The actor explains what fans can expect from TNT's new adventure competition

On every episode of TNT's new adventure series, "72 Hours," three groups of three people are dropped into the unknown with one goal: to survive long enough to find a suitcase with $100,000.

During those trying times, show host Brandon Johnson is their only connection to the civilized world.

"I may serve as like a lifeline for them," Johnson told TheWrap.

Johnson, who had previously starred on Disney Channel's "Shake It Up," hosted the series through its 73-day shoot that ended last December.

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Over its first season, "72 Hours" shot in the Southern Rockies, Fiji, New Zealand and Flinders Island off of Tazmania.

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