Start here: Titanic: The Longest Night, Episode 1. At the end, you choose: Episode 2 or Episode 3.

April 1912. You're a kid travelling third class on the Titanic with your big sister Annie, on your way to your father in New York. Late on a freezing Sunday night, a long scraping shudder runs through the ship, and then the engines stop. A steward says go back to bed. Do you go up on deck and see for yourself, or stay in your cabin and wait for the crew?

Heads-up: this story is set during a real disaster in which real people died.

Sources: the 1912 US Senate and British Wreck Commissioner's inquiries into the loss of the Titanic; Lawrence Beesley, The Loss of the SS Titanic (1912); Jack Thayer's memoir; Encyclopedia Titanica; Britannica.

How this show is made: Survive the Story is made by a family with four kids. The voices of Hazel, Professor Hoot and every other character are generated with AI voice tools, and the scripts are written with help from AI and fact-checked before release.

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Titanic: The Longest Night, Episode 2. You chose to go up on deck and see for yourself in Episode 1. At the end, you choose: Episode 4 or Episode 5.

Out on the open deck, under more stars than you've ever seen, there's ice lying on the boards and a band playing somewhere above. You climb all the way to the boat deck, where an officer is begging people into a half-empty lifeboat. Do you get in, or stay on the big, bright, warm ship?

Episodes 4 and 5 arrive Friday, October 24.

Heads-up: this story is set during a real disaster in which real people died.

How this show is made: Survive the Story is made by a family with four kids. The voices of Hazel, Professor Hoot and every other character are generated with AI voice tools, and the scripts are written with help from AI and fact-checked before release.

© 2026 720 Connections LLC

Titanic: The Longest Night, Episode 3. You chose to stay in your cabin and wait for instructions in Episode 1. At the end, you choose: Episode 6 or Episode 7.

The steward comes back, and this time he isn't cheerful. Life belts on, you wait with Annie, Mrs. Kelly and her children in the crowded third-class general room, while stewards take a few people up at a time. Then you see people climbing up from the back deck on their own. Do you keep waiting, or find your own way up?

Episodes 6 and 7 arrive Friday, October 24.

Heads-up: this story is set during a real disaster in which real people died.

How this show is made: Survive the Story is made by a family with four kids. The voices of Hazel, Professor Hoot and every other character are generated with AI voice tools, and the scripts are written with help from AI and fact-checked before release.

© 2026 720 Connections LLC