In the eighth season of 60 Days In, which premieres on June 15, an all-new cast is placed inside the Pitt County Detention Center in Greenville, N.C.

While the cast of 60 Days In is paid for their work, a recent article revealed that they likely aren’t getting paid much. One estimate placed the cast’s salary per show at around $3,000.

A new season of the series "60 Days In" that claims to show "what really happens behind bars" at the Clark County jail is set to premiere its second season Thursday with a cast of eight new ...

60 Days In premieres ... Shows 20-Year-Old Texas Woman's Final Moments Shortly Before She Went Missing on a Jet Ski. See What Happens When an Innocent Person Goes to Prison – for a TV Show. 60 ...

Their latest docuseries 60 Days In treads such stomach-churning ground that, at times, you truly wonder if all seven of the average civilians who signed up to spend two months in a county jail ...

The second season premiers on Aug. 18 with an all-new cast who seem perfectly suited to weather the storms of prison life. (Fun fact: unlike other reality shows, quitting is very difficult.

In A&E’s “60 Days In,” seven innocent civilians pose as prisoners at a corrupt county jail in Jeffersonville, Ind., where none of their fellow inmates or officers knows they haven’t been ...

Seven innocent civilians agreed to spend two months in an Indiana jail and have their experiences filmed for an A&E Network series, “60 Days In,” that will air starting next month.… ...

They have never been committed of any crime, but seven ordinary citizens spend 60 days in jail to show real life behind bars. Seven ordinary citizens are pretending to be convicts in a harrowing ...

Seven people did for 60 Days In, a new unscripted series debuting Thursday on A&E. We talked to Sheriff Jamey Noel about why he agreed to allow civilians and a production company to film inside ...

“We need ’60 Days In’ more than any jail in America.” The series follows seven people who volunteer to go undercover, spending 60 days as inmates behind bars.

Almost six months after all the camera crews and undercover inmates left the Etowah County Detention Center, Sheriff Jonathon Horton said the “60 Days In” experience put him about 10 years ...