60 Days In Specials

After serving time in the dangerous world of the Clark County Jail, Barbra, Robert and Tami are released, look back, and share never-before-seen insight into their time in jail.

After serving time in the dangerous world of the Clark County Jail, Zac, Isaiah, Jeff and Maryum are released, look back, and share never-before-seen insight into their time in jail.

A&E revealed that Zac's wife Ashleigh, is one of the eight new participants in the second season. She is joined by a former corrections officer, mother of an incarcerated child, bounty hunter, criminal justice student, a young lawyer, and two others. Their identities, as well as their reasons which led to their deciding to be a part of the program, are revealed in this special.

A&E revealed that Zac's wife, Ashleigh, is one of the eight new participants in the second season. She is joined by a former corrections officer, mother of an incarcerated child, bounty hunter, criminal justice student, a young lawyer, and two others. Their identities, as well as their reasons which led to their deciding to be a part of the program, are revealed in this special.

This special episode will focus on the journeys of Ashleigh, Sheri, Chris and Ryan. From the day they left home for Clark County Jail, until the moment they returned, we'll track each person's journey through Sheriff Jamey Noel's unprecedented program.

This special episode will focus on the journeys of Monalisa, Dion, Quintin, Brian and the sol called "Sewer-gate fiasco". By incorporating never-before-seen interviews, we'll take a deep dive into the hallmark moments of their experience. From fights to friendships to feuds, each participant will take us through their attempt to survive 60 days in jail.

Dan Abrams takes us through a look back at the past six seasons, counting down the top 20 most unforgettable moments of 60 Days In.

One month before participants enter Pitt County Detention Center to help identify problems inside, the inmates and staff tell an unflinching story of what life is like inside the jail.