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Fishtank (2023)

ซีรี่ย์ฝรั่งซีรี่ย์ 2023

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Fishtank
ประเทศ
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9 ตุลาคม 2566
จำนวนตอน
45 ตอน (3 ซีซัน)
ความยาวต่อตอน
ประมาณ 111 นาที
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EP22/22 (30 สิงหาคม 2569)

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Contestants live inside a house that is streamed 24/7 for six weeks. Viewers can prank contestants and determine what happens to them via donations. A grand prize is awarded to the last surviving contestant.

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นักแสดง Fishtank

  • Sam HydeSam Hydeรับบท Jason Goldstriker
  • Burt BronxBurt Bronx
  • Chris LaFonChris LaFonรับบท Self

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เจาะลึก Fishtank: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

Fishtank, also known as fishtank.live, is an American 24/7 livestreamed reality competition created by Sam Hyde and Jet Neptune. The show features contestants (known as the "fish") living together in a camera-monitored house for several weeks with minimal rules while producers stage unpredictable tasks and challenges for them.

Viewers can influence the show in real time by purchasing interactive features—such as playing sound effects, sending text-to-speech messages, or affecting the fish directly via "fishtoys"—to prank, harass, or support contestants, who endure "unfiltered" conditions while the live feed rolls continuously. The series premiered in April 2023 and has aired five seasons as of 2026.

By mid-2024 the series reached one million unique viewers and about $3 million in revenue. The show is produced by Hyde and Neptune, operating under their production company Fishnet Inc. In 2024, it migrated its streaming infrastructure to Livepeer Studio's decentralized platform.

Premise

Fishtank's format is modeled loosely on "Big Brother"-style reality TV, but with an extreme, real-time interactive element. Eight to twelve contestants enter a furnished house equipped with cameras covering every room, with little to no external entertainment or communication beyond each other. Contestant selection is curated to include people with peculiar and intriguing personalities, with the aim of generating captivating content. Contestants are typically barred from leaving the house or using phones or the internet for the duration of the six-week game.

Producers, including Hyde and Neptune, periodically present challenges or twists, such as timed tasks or staged events, that can lead to immunity, elimination, or rewards. Many of the challenges are designed to frustrate or disgust the contestants, whose physical and mental strain often becomes part of the spectacle. Viewers may watch the live stream 24/7 and pay to affect the environment. For example, they may purchase virtual tokens, or "fishbucks", to send prerecorded voice messages or trigger house events, or buy in-game items, "Fishtoys", that alter conditions, such as turning lights on or off, silencing a contestant, or forcibly handcuffing two contestants together.

Production

The series is produced by Hyde and Neptune under their production entity Fishnet Inc. Beyond Hyde and Neptune, the show's visible production team has included Benjamin Taylor, a main production member and co-creator present throughout the series; Vance Latta, a season-one contestant who later joined the crew and has since worked in production roles including camera operation and in-house security; Cameron ("Mints"), who initially worked as a moderator on the platform before taking on a larger on-site operational role in season 4; and Matt ("Maejok"), who joined the crew around Bloodgames and has been associated with the show's live technical infrastructure, including cameras, audio, and servers.

Hosts

Sam Hyde (2023–2025) – Co-creator and primary host. Hyde frequently appears on camera (often in character) to explain challenges and interact with the contestants. He hosted Seasons 1 through 4 and was billed under his chaotic persona "Jason Goldstriker." He has had variations of the character, such as "Jebediah Goldstriker" in season 2, "The Duke" in Bloodgames, and "Jeremy Gold" or "G" in season 3.

Bam Margera (2026–present) – In Season 5 (2026) the show announced a new host rotation; Bam Margera (former professional skateboarder and star of MTV's Jackass) assumed hosting duties for the latest season.

Recurring guests

Among the show's most prominent supporting personalities are "freeloaders" (non-contesting participants introduced to disrupt or reshape the house dynamic) who appear across seasons, generally due to being fan favorites adept at causing chaos in the house.

Chris LaFon (better known as AirsoftFatty) – A recurring freeloader and occasional comic foil who appeared in season 1, season 2, Bloodgames, and season 3. A YouTuber from Michigan, LaFon became one of the series' most recognizable returning guest figures; his appearances generally emphasized endurance of awkward situations, improvised character work, and physical comedy reliant on his obesity, and in season 3 he briefly entered under the Famous House conceit before remaining as a freeloader and joining the final three fish in the Las Vegas RV arc.

Frank Hassle (born Cameron Williams) – A fan-favorite freeloader who appeared in seasons 1, 2, and 3, often under aliases such as "Chad King", "Johnson", and "Wild Randy". Among the show's best-known antagonistic guest presences, Hassle was repeatedly used to intensify conflict inside the house through harassment, destruction of property, and confrontational needling of contestants.

Alex Stein – A friend of the producers who appeared as a freeloader in seasons 1, 2, 3, 5, and Bloodgames. A Dallas-based comedian and online personality, Stein was typically introduced as an outside agitator whose role blended stunt casting with the show's broader taste for provocation; in different appearances he entered under alternate personas.

Season 1 (spring 2023)

The inaugural season ran from April 18 to May 30, 2023. It featured eight contestants from across North America living under the original Fishtank format. Josie Martinez won and received a cash prize of $35,000. During the program, additional characters, called "freeloaders", were introduced into the house. They could not compete for the prize money, but could interact with the fish, and received $1,000 if they tormented one into leaving the house. Most freeloaders were either fans of the show who wished to become contestants or well-known figures in niche online communities. Some were former contestants who returned with a new role after leaving the house.

Season 2 (winter 2023–24)

The second season aired from December 18, 2023, to January 28, 2024. It had ten contestants and took place in a new house with a 1970s theme and the fish in period clothing. Unlike the first season, most contestants had some awareness of the show's premise.

At the outset, production told each contestant that they were a "plant" and the sole participant who already knew about "Fishtank", and that the other contestants were unfamiliar with both the program and Sam Hyde. This conceit quickly collapsed as the cast realized that several of them were aware of the show. The season was presented as an increasingly grueling and psychologically demanding competition, with production gradually pushing the house toward the so-called "hell house" phase as conditions deteriorated and the property was progressively damaged.

A further storyline involved the fictional "Initiative Group", a made-up cult devised by production and introduced through the attic segments. The conceit was originally meant to continue through the full season, with any eventual winner needing to join the group at some stage, but the storyline was largely abandoned after about two weeks. TJ was the only contestant to be formally incorporated into the Initiative Group narrative before it was phased out, making it a distinctive part of his arc during the season. TJ won the $50,000 cash prize.

Season 2.5 / Bloodgames (summer 2024)

Between the second and third seasons, Fishtank aired Fishtank All-Stars Vampire Bloodgames, an interstitial spin-off commonly called Season 2.5 by fans and promotional material. The event premiered on June 25, 2024, and ran for about two weeks. Bloodgames was an outdoor live-action role-playing and survival variant featuring personalities from earlier seasons. Unlike the main seasons, there was no single grand prize winner; instead, players aimed to "survive" the game's narrative and challenges.

Season 3 (fall 2024, "Famous House")

The third season ran from October to December 2024. The house was upgraded to a large upscale residence and there were 12 contestants. The season began under the false premise that the participants had been cast as "Famous Stars" in a separate project titled "Famous House", presented to the audience as an over-the-top parody of scripted reality television shows such as Big Brother, but played straight to the contestants, who were selected due to their unfamiliarity with the original show. "Famous House" gradually transformed to "Fishtank", increasing the elements of absurdity and depravity ("boiling the frog") until the "rug pull" moment on day 14.

On November 24, after the show's true nature was revealed to the fish, 12 new contestants were introduced, believing they were participating in "Famous House". This created a situation similar to the one the original cast initially had, except that the remaining original fish (Burt, Binx, Payton, and Simbal) knew the truth and acted as plants, playing along with the new cast.

Late in the season, production left the principal house and shifted the remaining action to a recreational vehicle. The closing stretch was a road-trip-style continuation of the show, culminating in a trip to Las Vegas, where the season ended. Albert "Burt" Appouh was declared the winner but did not receive the advertised $50,000 grand prize, as it had been lost in a roulette bet during the Las Vegas finale.

Season 4 (summer 2025)

The fourth season began on June 13, 2025, but was cut short on June 30. According to the producers, all three potential filming locations raised zoning and safety objections, forcing production to halt.

No winner was declared. Instead, the remaining six contestants were awarded $8,000 each. This was the first season not followed by any edited episodes release, and marked Hyde's final appearance as host. Reaction to the cancellation was mixed, with viewers expressing frustration and confusion over the sudden end.

Season 5 (2026)

The fifth season ran from March 15 to April 14, 2026. It took place in the Atlanta area, had ten contestants, and reduced the season length to 30 days. It was hosted mainly by professional skateboarder and entertainer Bam Margera. A guest-host rotation included Margera, Neptune, and former contestant Letty.

In contrast to the relatively spare house mechanics of earlier seasons, production added a more elaborate internal game system, including an in-house economy in which contestants performed daily jobs for cash that could be spent in a market room, along with amenity rooms that unlocked over time. On Day 25, season 3 fish Burt arrived as a freeloader and introduced the fish to "goo production", which required them to manufacture slime in a designated "goo room" in preparation for the finale.

The final competitors, James Drake and the Twins, faced off in a gauntlet of 39 challenges over 24 hours, which came down to a goo-wrestling tiebreaker won by Drake, who was awarded the $50,000 grand prize. As runners-up, the Twins were awarded $20,000.

Edited episodes

After the first three seasons and the Vampire Bloodgames spin-off, the raw livestream footage was condensed into a series of edited episodes. These distill hundreds of hours of unscripted content into a structured narrative arc, highlighting key conflicts, character development, and major house events for a broader audience. The edited versions of Seasons 1 and 2 have been completed and released and Season 3 and Bloodgames remain in active production.

During a livestream on January 21, 2026, Benjamin Taylor and Jet Neptune discussed the difficulties of post-production and indicated that the project would place greater emphasis on improving its daily recap videos rather than continuing the edited-episode format. Therefore seasons 4 and 5, as well as subsequent seasons, will not receive the sort of full edited-episode treatment produced for the earlier installments.

Reception

Public and critical reception of "Fishtank" has been mixed and polarizing, but the series has a sizeable audience and dedicated fanbase. By mid-2024, the show had amassed over one million viewers and generated significant revenue through its interactive model. Many commentators have called the raw, unscripted nature of "Fishtank" a selling point.

Controversies

"Fishtank" has been compared to controversial psychology experiments, such as the Stanford prison experiment, due to its manipulative social dynamics. The production has on several instances been accused of disrupting the peace in the communities where it was filmed. For instance, in January 2024 an animal rescue group reported retrieving ten chickens that had been released inside the Fishtank house as part of a comedy bit.

During season 4 in 2025, these problems intensified; after the cast was moved from a Swansea, Massachusetts, house to the season-two property in Cumberland, Rhode Island, local police reportedly halted production in response to complaints about unsafe conditions, and the Cumberland property was condemned the next day as an illegal lodging house with a fire-exit violation.

Eleanor "Ellie" Moon, one of Season 4's contestants, was confirmed to have died by suicide in May 2026, according to a Reddit post shared by her sister on July 17. Moon was 19 years old at the time of her death.

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