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ANT VOICEOVER: Selection for the SAS

is a test like no other.

There's no stereotypical
special forces operator.

We come in all sorts of shapes
and sizes.

The ultimate question
we ask ourselves,

would I give my life to this person

on the battlefield to get me home?

(TENSE MUSIC)

Go!
Ignore your pain!

Ignore the (BLEEP) suffering.

A new group of celebrity recruits...

I want a (BLEEP) yes Staff!

..have volunteered to leave
their comfortable lives behind.

(COUGHS)

I won't let fear stop me.

That's it, yes!
That's it!

It's go hard or go home.

(SCREAMS)
Yes! Good effort!

They'll be trained...

Go!

..to survive the impossible.

Do not let go of that rope.

Staff, I can't!
(SCREAMS)

Dive!
(EXPLOSION)

Chief instructor Ant Middleton

and his team of directing staff
will make no exceptions.

Don't be a (BLEEP) idiot,
give me your number

and this will (BLEEP) stop!

(PANTS HEAVILY)

Make a decision now.

I can't let them down.

You've done the right thing.
(BLEEP) amazing effort.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Tonight...

The place is falling apart.

Just like living
in a rental property, isn't it?

(LAUGHS)

..a shoot to kill mission...

Zero, I'm in position.

Have you identified
the high value target?

..leads to a deadly mistake...

Let's go, come on. Hurry up.

Make a decision!

(GUNSHOT)

That's the biggest fail
I've seen (BLEEP) ever!

..and a confronting interrogation.

Where would you place
yourself currently?

Um...

Do you think you're smarter
than everyone else?

(SIGHS HEAVILY)

What qualities do you think
you bring to the team?

(SIGHS NERVOUSLY)

You're just as stumped
as we are, aren't you?

Plus...

Let's go!
Go! Move it!

Give me everything that you've got!

..an excruciating hill climb...

Move!

(WHIMPERS)
Move!

..will force one recruit
out of selection.

If you don't want to be here,
give the DS your number!

(TENSE MUSIC)

Is today day eight or nine?

Nine.

Oh, wow.

It's the final 48 hours
of the SAS selection course.

What's the situation up there?

It's a damp situation.

Of the 14 recruits that started...

just five remain.

Ah, these are still
completely soaking.

I really think
we've all got the ability

to get through this thing.

Well, we're all still here,

so, we've been good enough
to get this far.

Yeah, exactly.
We've all done our best.

(SIGHS)

My neck's sore.

Ooh, I can feel the front as well.

Ooh!

Yeah, I can't...can't hold
my head up.

Yeah.
Yeah.

(COUGHS)

(RECRUIT GROANS)

(SIGHS)

How's the eggs this morning?

Oh, hard to get down.
Mm.

In pain and beyond exhausted...

I don't think I'm gonna eat porridge
ever again.

..the recruits force down
the unpleasant rations.

(YAWNS)

Even talking is a struggle.

(LAUGHS QUIETLY)
What?

Sometimes when it's really quiet...

the theme song
that I play in my mind,

like, it is just the funeral march.

Like (SINGS)
# Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum... #

(LAUGHS)
Oh, gosh.

That's depressing.

(LAUGHS)

(SNORTS)

(TENSE MUSIC)

I think today's the day, mate.
No.

I physically feel like I can't.

Why's that you reckon?

Just 'cause my back locks
up too bad.

Ah.

It just locks up to the point
where my legs just won't move,

like, they won't drive.

Yeah.

I had an injury in 2017

and it still impacts me,

um, and my ability to this day.

I'll do my best to try and stay up.

Yeah, you just do your best.

Yeah.
Push as hard as you can.

It's not about ourselves anymore,
it's about the team.

But I'm so strong up here
where it really matters

so, hopefully
it'll get me through to the end.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Let's go!

Run here now, quick, move.

Today we're down to five.

Some of you may not be stood here
this evening.

What we're about to do...

is gonna get harder.

It's gonna get tougher...

psychologically, physically
and emotionally.

You're also gonna need
plenty of grit

and determination today.

Remember any time during this course

you can voluntary withdraw.

If you're holding the team back,
you have a serious decision to make.

Really getting to those moments now.

Those selfless moments.

It's not about us anymore.
It's about the team.

Start (BLEEP) thinking about it.

Get your heads in the game
and push on

until you can't go no more.

Right. Standby.

Go. Move. Let's go.

With the DS hunting for a withdrawal
before final selection...

Let's move!

..only the strongest minds
and bodies

will prove they still belong
on the course.

Grit is when you've got nothing left

in the tank.

Go, let's go!

It's about really digging deep...

physically, psychologically
to find that something extra.

Out the wagons.
(BLEEP) get out!

Bergens on.

When your mind or your body's
screaming at you to stop,

you've got to find
that inner grit to push on.

Let's go, everyone move! Hurry up!

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Hurry up. Get in there. Move.

Yes, sir.

Move. Quicker, let's go!

Hurry up.

Down there to the DS.

The recruits are about to engage

in a time sensitive
shoot-to-kill mission,

led by expert sniper, DS Staz.

In special forces,

I was chief sniper instructor

for the unit.

Take your bergen off.

Deployed
on multiple combat operations.

Everybody (BLEEP) switch on.

I've operated in some
of the most hostile environments.

Sniping is a (BLEEP)
valuable skill set.

Sniping isn't just about (BLEEP)
Hollywood,

shooting people
from (BLEEP) 2mi away.

We're employed onto the battlefield
to identify targets.

Snipers employed correctly
can wreak havoc on our enemy.

The recruits must quickly identify
a high value target

about to launch an imminent attack
on SAS allies.

They must focus and decipher
which hostile breaks away

and uses a mobile phone
to order the attack.

If the recruits identify
the hostile with the phone

as the high value target,
they must eliminate him.

Only if the correct hostile is down
and the operation completed

within two minutes
will they pass the task.

If you positively identify
a high value target,

you have to make a (BLEEP) decision.

Take out that individual.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Thirteen and six, off you go.

Working together,
is Olympic gold diver, Matt

and international rugby star,
Mahalia.

Right, stay low.

(BLEEP) follow me. Let's go.

This is a critical mission.

If we can remove
an important commander,

it will disrupt our enemy

and potentially save
hundreds of lives.

Right. Sniper pair.

13, you'll be the shooter,
number six, you'll be the spotter.

You two are talking
through everything.

Gather the intelligence
and make a (BLEEP) decision.

This HVT has intel

that could potentially start
a (BLEEP) war.

So, focus on behaviour.

Someone acting differently,

someone that might break away
from the group.

Happy?

Yes, Staz.
Yes, Staz.

Alright.

I'll be known as zero, OK?

Number six, number 13, zero, OK?

OK, move off.

Taking cover atop a nearby building,

the pair will have a direct line
of sight to the hostiles...

while DS Staz supervises.

Zero, we've reached the sandbags.

Zero.

OK.

So, identify who is armed

and who is not.

Target on the right
with two weapons.

Then a man with on weapon.

We've identified
people with weapons.

Confirmed.

On the rugby field,

communication is really important.

OK so, you let me know

if we identify
the High Value Target.

If there's one bit of instruction
told wrong,

that could really be the difference
between winning and losing the game.

The ones with weapons
will probably be the bodyguards,

rather than the HVT themselves.

Zero. Confirmed.

Two people carrying
the weapons systems

are protection party.

Having ruled out
the armed personnel,

they narrow the HVT
down to the five remaining men.

Remember, this person
is going to pass on intel

so, look for someone breaking away.

There are two people walking away.

Anyone with access to a phone?

One talking on a mobile phone.
Zero good copy.

This is a time sensitive operation.

Have you identified

the High Value Target?

Going by behaviour...

they all seem to be congregating
around Royal Blue.

But I'm not sure.

(BLEEP)

Anxiety has a physiological effect

on your body.

Come on 13. Hurry up!

You know, the adrenaline makes your,

you know,
it makes your hands clammy.

Which one is the HVT, Royal Blue?

You have to be 100% sure, 13.

Your neurones are firing faster.

Make a decision.

I have a clear shot of Royal Blue.

So, you have to like breathe it out
and calm it down

and, you know, let it go again.

Let's (BLEEP) go! Come on!

Yeah, OK. Confirmed.

Royal Blue.

About to take the shot.

(GUNSHOT)

Zero, target down.
Target down.

OK, let's move.

What the (BLEEP) happened there?
That's a (BLEEP) mission failure.

Oh, god.

You incorrectly identified
the High Value Target.

It couldn't be more obvious,

this guy on the (BLEEP)
mobile phone.

He walks away, makes his phone call.

At that point
you should be thinking,

"Who the (BLEEP) is that guy?"

You build an intelligence picture,
and you work out who it is.

Yes, Staff.
Yes, Staff.

Now, (BLEEP) off!

Over to (BLEEP) DS Jay.

(BLEEP) start switching on!
Hurry up. Let's go.

Incorrectly identifying the target,

number six and number 13
have failed.

OK. 14, up!

(TENSE MUSIC)

With an odd number of recruits,

OG Bachelor Tim
will fly solo on the mission.

OK, you are the shooter
and the observer.

Sometimes this happens for real
on the battlefield.

People will move
into different areas,

different positions, alright?

Remember number 14,

this HVT is going to pass
on intelligence.

So, look for anyone with any form
of mobile communication.

Happy?
Yes, Staff.

Right, standby to move.

(MEN YELLING)

Zero, I've identified the place
where I should take some cover.

Zero.

Zero, I'm in position.

Zero, confirm you're in position.

(MEN YELLING)

Now, identify weapons.

There are two men with guns

and five men without guns, talking.

Any sign of comms?

The man with the red scarf
around his neck is on the phone.

Zero, have you identified
the potential HVT?

Remember,
you need to be absolutely sure.

The person pulling the trigger
has to be 100% confident

that they are engaging
the correct target.

If you shoot the wrong person,
you've incorrectly taken a life.

You have to live with that decision.

No, I've not identified
the potential HVT as yet.

Zero, this is a sensitive operation.

I've always been generally
not the best decision maker.

I've always been the person

that kind of goes mmm?

This is a time sensitive operation.

Have you identified positively

the High Value Target?

No confirmation
on potential HVT yet.

(MEN YELLING)

Struggling to make a decision,
time is running out.

Number 14, let's go. Come on.

At this point Staff,
if you have any more intel.

Zero, negative.

No ID of the HVT at this time.

Special forces
is all about making decisions

in high pressure situations.

(MEN YELLING)

The gunman is approaching myself,
heading this way.

You have to push
through all your fears.

Let's go, come on.

Hurry up.

Because ultimately if we don't,
we're gonna die.

(MEN YELLING)

Two gunmen heading in my direction.

Confirm, that is two gunmen
heading in your direction.

As number 14 hesitates,
the enemy has spotted him

and move in his direction.

Make a (BLEEP) decision!

Now!
(MEN YELLING)

Go, go, go! Now!

Make a (BLEEP) decision!

(TENSE MUSIC)

Gunman is approaching myself,

heading this way.

(MEN YELLING)

Engaged in a high pressure,
time sensitive sniper task...

Two gunmen heading in my direction.

Have you identified the HVT?

..number 14's indecision

has led him to be located
by the enemy.

(MEN YELLING)

Make a decision. 14.

Have you identified the HVT?

I couldn't 100% say that it was.

Make a (BLEEP) decision!

Number 14,

you have been compromised.

(GUNFIRE)

Extract, extract, extract!
(BLEEP) go!

Get (BLEEP) down.
What the (BLEEP) happened there?

What was the brief?

It's a time sensitive
(BLEEP) mission.

It's (BLEEP) critical
to make a decision

and identify who is the HVT and why.

Yes, Staff.
Over to the (BLEEP) DS.

Off you go.
Yes, Staff.

Indecisive, compromised

and running out of time,
14 has failed.

Four, seven, go on.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Last to take the shot,
AFL field commentator, Abbey,

and Thai cave rescue Hero, Craig.

OK, stay down, stay down. Stay down.

OK.

Zero, give me a readout.

Remember, this HVT
will be acting differently.

We have personnel,

one in, uh,
distinguishing white clothes.

Maybe the HVT.

Within seconds,

Craig makes a hasty ID
on the target.

Number seven, number four,
you're working as a (BLEEP) pair.

Communicate!

My worst trait

is that
I don't use the resources

that I've got
in...in other people.

I'm a bit too much
of a do it yourself

sort of guy sometimes I think.

You have the shot?

Yes.

Not questioning Craig's decision,

Abbey has the wrong target
in the crosshairs.

I probably need to work

on my attention to detail...

particularly
in stressful environments.

Are you sure?

You have the time.

Go.

(GUNSHOT)

OK, he's down.
OK, target is down.

He's down, he's down.

Break away from the position. Move!

(BLEEP) get here!

Get (BLEEP) down!
What the (BLEEP) happened there?

I told you to build up
a (BLEEP) intelligence picture.

You ran straight in number seven,
positively identified the HVT,

wearing white, permission to fire.

How the (BLEEP)
do you know he's a HVT?

What led you to believe that?

Uh, distinguishing...

You fucking guessed?
Distinguishing?

What-what was distinguishing
about him?

A (BLEEP) different coloured shirt?

It's what we do on operations,
we (BLEEP) run around,

(BLEEP) check this geezer out
he's wearing a pink shit.

I might just (BLEEP) slot him.
He looks like a bad dude.

Number four,
were you happy to take that shot?

You're working as a (BLEEP) pair.

You both must agree.

You incorrectly identified
the (BLEEP) HVT.

On a whim.
On a (BLEEP) guess.

(BLEEP) fail.

Move, hurry up. Hurry up.

(BLEEP) hell.
Talk about (BLEEP) epic fail.

If you (BLEEP) get out of there,
which is lucky,

guess where you're ending up?

You're going straight back
to a (BLEEP) court of law

to explain your (BLEEP) actions.

And to say I (BLEEP) shot him

because he had a (BLEEP)
different coloured shit on?

Are you (BLEEP) taking the piss?

Are you (BLEEP)
for real number seven?

Number four, not (BLEEP)
paying attention to detail.

You've got (BLEEP)
blood on your hands,

you (BLEEP) took the shot.

You gotta (BLEEP)
live with that now.

Yes Staff.

That's the biggest (BLEEP) fail
I've seen

(BLEEP) ever!

On a (BLEEP) sniper exercise.

Ever!

(BLEEP) off to the DS. Move.

With mounting pressure
on the weakest to withdraw...

all have failed the task.

This state of the course
you really need to start

(BLEEP) switching on.

You're not (BLEEP)
paying attention to detail.

(BLEEP) number 13, number six,
shot the wrong (BLEEP) person.

Number 14 you didn't take the shot.

Number four and number seven,
(BLEEP) me.

Well, you better question

why you're on this (BLEEP) course.

Ask yourselves a serious question
on the way back,

if you (BLEEP) belong here.

Special forces mission

require the best of the best.

Go. Move! Move!

It's do or die

and if you're not good enough,
you are out.

Hurry up!

That was (BLEEP).

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Get back in,
get into the accommodation.

Move. Hurry up.

Number seven, number four,
get out of my sight.

Oh, my goodness.

Just make sure
you fill your water bottles up.

Top 'em up.

So, what's your takeaway from that?

Listen to the (BLEEP) instructions.

(LAUGHS WEAKLY)
I just feel like, I don't know.

(SIGHS)

Like I'm gonna give it everything
and every time I do,

like I try and give it everything
but it's just like

that constant screaming.

It was our own fault.

Yeah. We were that bad.

I'd even go so far
as to say we deserved it.

Yeah.

(LAUGHS)
Wow.

Now, you're thinking like
a SAS recruit.

Oh, we did. It was bad.

I just feel like I'm, like,
just doing dumb shit too

which makes me think

that they don't think
that I should be here.

Are you still referring
to this morning?

Yeah but not only that,
like I've done a few things

that are just dumb.

Yeah.
But I'm just very hard on myself.

You are very hard on yourself.
(SIGHS)

Just learn from it.

But that's the thing every challenge
I go into I go in with like

the right mindset of going,
right, piece it all together,

everything that you've learnt.

Everything little thing.

I'm at my weakest
when it comes to focusing

in stressful environments.

It's like I still just...

I don't know.
Don't do what I set out to do.

When you're not able
to actually go out there

and perform at the level
that you expect of yourself.

(SIGHS)

Mentally that is really,
really tough.

Coming up...

Give me everything that you've got!

..an excruciating grunt task...

(GROANS)
Fight through the pain.

..pushes one recruit...

(SCREAMS)
..to withdraw.

If you don't want to be here,
give the DS your number!

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

And...
What in the world?

..a once in a lifetime
desert storm...

wreaks havoc in the camp.

This whole place is falling apart.

(TENSE MUSIC)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

It's...it's gonna rain. Yeah.

No, I don't think it's gonna rain.

You don't think it's gonna rain?
It's a dust storm.

Sandstorm.
Nup.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Holy shit.

What in the world?

As one of the driest places
on earth,

a storm in the Jordanian desert
is a rare and alarming occurrence.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Oh, wow.

See, thunder.
Thunder.

Great.

Imagine wind, sand
and rain on top of everything else.

Who knows, they might not beast us
in this weather.

Yeah, they will. They won't care.

Missions don't stop

because of the weather
I don't reckon.

Alright listen in.

(BLEEP) obvious storm coming in.

We've got some sandbags,

make sure you get them
all (BLEEP) filled up.

Start battening down
all the sides of the doorways,

the main entry areas

because this place
will (BLEEP) flood.

With the camp unprepared

for ferocious winds
and lashing rains...

the recruits must start sandbagging
before it floods.

Alright, let's do it.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Oh, god. Oh.

Do you want to hold,
and I'll shovel?

Sure.

At this stage of the course,

you are at the end of your tether.

OK, go.
(RECRUIT GRUNTS)

But you have to give more.

Quick, quick, quicker.

Good job, Mahls. Great work.

This is where grit
comes to the forefront.

Next bag.
(GRUNTS)

You've got to ignore the pain...

(RECRUIT GROANS)

..ignore the elements,

and just give absolutely everything
you've got...

to get the job done.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Oh, my god.
(GROANS)

As the downpour intensifies,
so, does the urgency...

Timmy, Timmy.
Move onto the next.

..as the water nears the door.

When you're hurting
and you just wanna stop,

you need to literally
grit your teeth

and just get it done.

Here, here, here.

Right, let's keep going.

Pain and discomfort
are pretty horrible things.

But it's important to push yourself

perhaps beyond what you thought
that you were capable of.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Beautiful. Work of art.

Oh, my god.

(GASPS)
This whole place is falling apart.

But as the sandbags do their job...

(GROANS)

..water has penetrated the roof.

This is just what we didn't need.

Look where the most puddles are.
Yeah.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

There are no limits
on special forces selection.

(SIGHS EXHAUSTED)
Yeah.

You've got to dig deep.

You cannot stop.

That's why the selection process

is the most brutal military course
in the world.

How are you going to sleep in this?
I dunno.

This side is OK

so, you guys will just have
to move over to the other side.

Yeah, come over here
and let this slide flood.

Yeah.

It's just like living
in a rental property, isn't it?

(LAUGHTER)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Next...

Get up there, go, go, go!

(PANTS HEAVILY)

..an excruciating hill climb...
(GROANS)

Start showing us
that you (BLEEP) deserve

to be on this course.

..forces one recruit...

Move! Move!
(WHIMPERS)

(GRUNTS)

..to quit the course.

(PANTS HEAVILY)

If you don't want to be here,
give the DS your numbers!

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

(TENSE MUSIC)

Oh, my god!

Is this all you've got?

How many buckets
do you reckon you've done?

Like, 50?
Yeah.

Imagine if they brought us
a cup of tea?

That'd be nice.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Get a (BLEEP) move on!

Go! Fast as you can!

As the desert rain continues,

just one task stands
between the recruits

and the final day of selection.

Getting so tired now.

Like I was just sitting there
and just wanted to like...

drift off.

The only way
to stay on the course now

is with intense mental
and physical grit.

Move!

Alright let's go, dig in!

Hurry up!

Special forces selection,
the hardest selection in the world.

To see who's the best of the best.

How do they get through?
They find that (BLEEP) grit.

In a gruelling test of willpower,

the recruits must haul 40l of water

to the top of a steep
500m sand dune.

Needing to force out the feeble,

the DS want to take
someone's number.

We will not bring forward the weak.

If you (BLEEP) up,
you can voluntary withdraw.

That pressure is on your shoulders
right now.

So, (BLEEP) make this count.

From here on,
only the strongest of the strong

will make the final 24 hours
of the course.

Standby.

Go! Move!

Move it!

Do not (BLEEP) walk!
Let's go, come on!

We will only take forward the best.

Show us that you want to be here!

(EXCLAIMS)

Give me everything that you've got!

Tell you what
14 actually sounds like

he's doing some (BLEEP) work.

OG Bachelor Tim, charges ahead.

Get moving number 14!

If I'm in that place
where I wanna tap out,

you kind of have to think, right,
I'm not gonna let you beat me.

Let's go, come on!

I use that frustration
and that anger

and then just grit my teeth

and drive it through.

Let's go, come on!
Hurry up.

Come on 13!

Close behind, number 13,
Matt, also advances quickly.

Get up there, go, go, go!

Grit is just pushing through
when you want to stop.

Come on 13, (BLEEP) move!

It's just doing that extra crunch,
that extra somersault,

that extra dive

when you just think

you cannot do a single bit more.

Keep moving!

13!

What the (BLEEP)
has happened to you?

Someone creeping up behind.

He's (BLEEP)
probably double your age.

Come on let's go!

I might well be
the oldest person out there

and I certainly

won't be the strongest.

Come on 13,
what are you (BLEEP) doing?

Get the (BLEEP) up!

Come on! Move it!

But I am determined to keep going

beyond when it feels like
you should quit.

Let's go!

Good effort number seven.

(BLEEP) move!

Let's go 14.

Come on!

Let's see some grit.

(PANTS HEAVILY)

Fight through the pain.

Come on!

Get up here!

Number six, (BLEEP)
get out of first gear.

All the way. All the way in.

If you don't want to be here,
give the DS your numbers!

This is where we find out
who can stand the pain.

(SCREECHES)

Get the (BLEEP)
water in your hand and move!

(GRUNTS)
Or (BLEEP) get off this course.

This is where we separate
the weak from the strong.

It's here where we see

who will break.

Number six!

Stop (BLEEP) around!

As the others push
through the pain...

(SCREECHES)
The fight is not over yet.

Get up this hill!

Number six.

Come on!

..number six's body is breaking down

and she teeters
on the edge of withdrawal.

Come on, number six.

Think about your mum.

Think about if you want
to (BLEEP) do this.

I think you've got (BLEEP)
a little bit more in you than that.

(PANTS AND GROANS)

Use those emotions
and get up that (BLEEP) hill.

When I was four my mum
was in a hit and run car accident.

Come on. All the way up.

It really impacted our family a lot,

so, I just wanted to make
my mum proud the whole time.

Let's go. Move.

And be the child that, you know,

would put a smile on her face

despite what she had to go through.

There.

Find your (BLEEP) rhythm.

Once you find your rhythm,
you're absolutely fine.

And I want to do the same
in this course.

Hurry up!

Start showing us
that you (BLEEP) deserve

to be on this course.

(GRUNTS)

(PANTS HEAVILY)

(BLEEP) drive
and get that kit up there!

(PANTS HEAVILY)

As number six presses on,
Tim approaches the top.

This way.
(GRUNTS)

That's it. Get up there.

Come on. Come on.

Let's go. Follow me.

Let's go, all the way in.

Come on, move. Put it down there.

Make your way back down
to your bergen.

Hurry up.

..and is first to pass.

Number seven, let's move.

Followed by Craig...

That's it, get 'em in there

and make your way back down
to your bergen.

Get down to your bergen, move.

Let's go number 13.

..and Matt.

There you go. Right, move.

Back down as fast as you can.

As they descend...

Get up.
Trying!

..Abbey pushes through

the debilitating pain
and exhaustion.

Show us some (BLEEP) grit
and determination.

Show us that you (BLEEP)
want to be here!

(PANTS HEAVILY)

If you don't want to be here
give us your (BLEEP) number!

(YELLS)

You (BLEEP) earn this, let's go.

Move! Move!

(SCREAMS)

Do not drop them.
(SCREAMS)

(PANTS HEAVILY)

When I'm in pain,

there is that little voice
in your head

that's telling you to stop,
telling you it hurts.

Hurry up! (BLEEP) dig deep!

I can't, I can't carry this.

(GROANS)

It's really hard to block it out.

(PANTS HEAVILY)

I said don't (BLEEP) drop them!

Move!
(WHIMPERS)

Move! You can help it!

(GRUNTS)
Good, that's it.

Let's get that one up there.

But I'm not a quitter.

(GRUNTS)
Get that jerry can to the top. Go.

I will not VW.

I will not.

(GRUNTS)
Let's go.

Put them down!

In the middle there.

Right, let's go! Move!

Come on six!

Mahalia is now the only recruit
left to reach the summit...

All the way to the top!

..and still has a punishing 100m
to go.

Family's the most important thing
to me.

Come on!

They're the ones
that have supported me

throughout this whole time.

So, when I'm tired
and I wanna give up,

my family will be
in the back of my mind,

pushing me through.

So, I can push through mentally

but physically,
it's not how it works.

(PANTS HEAVILY)

I'm done, Staff.

Are you sure?
Yes, Staff.

(BLEEP) outstanding effort.

Look at me. Look at me.
Keep your (BLEEP) head held high.

Head held (BLEEP) high.

You pushed way beyond
your physical, mental boundaries.

This is yours to take in.

No-one else, look,
no-one will (BLEEP) understand

what you've been
through apart from you.

(BLEEP) amazing.

I've loved having you
on my (BLEEP) course.

It's been an absolute pleasure.

You've been (BLEEP) amazing

and I want you to (BLEEP) prove it

when you get out of here.

(BLEEP) push through,
smash everything that you do,

do you understand me?

Yes, Staff. Thank you.
Well done.

Make your way slowly down
to the wagons.

Number six, Mahalia,

is the tenth recruit
to withdraw from selection.

There's been many times
where I've had to surrender.

When I haven't made certain teams

and then I've had
to just stay back home

and train while my team
toured the world

and played for our country.

Life definitely does have times
where you have to accept

'cause it's out of your control
and you can't make it happen.

It definitely takes courage
to do that.

(PENSIVE MUSIC)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

(PHONE RINGS)

Having withdrawn from selection,

Mahalia makes an emotional
call home to family.

Hi Mahlie!

(SIGHS SADLY)

(TEARFULLY) Hello.
Hi!

(LAUGHS)

This is not the face I want to see.

Well, it's the face
you're looking at.

Unlucky.

Aww, love you babe.

Come on, what's up?
Tell me. Talk to me.

The last day's tomorrow
but I couldn't get through today.

Aww, it's alright darling.

Yeah, no, I definitely push myself
a lot further

than I've ever pushed myself.

Um...

through pain...

but my...my back's just cooked.

This has gotta be
one of the greatest things

that you could...you could
do darling, you know?

To make it to the second last day.

That's, we are already proud of,
I'm so proud of you, you know baby.

Yep.

How's everyone back home?
How's the kids?

How's General?

Aww, General!

(LAUGHS)

General!

Hello, my boy!

(LAUGHS GENTLY)

Alright darling.

Good to hear your voice
and see your face.

We love you.

Love youse.
Love you baby.

See youse.
See ya!

(BLEEP).

Sorry Staff.
Don't be sorry. Listen.

(BLEEP) amazing.

Well done.
Listen, it was one of those.

I didn't want...

Your body gives up. It gives up.

Listen, it is what it is,

and you should take absolutely
loads from this.

Yeah, definitely.

Despite all the pain, like,
the experiences have been unreal.

Like even the mindset, like,

it's just put me
in different perspectives

and thinking differently,

um, which is gonna help me a lot
going forward.

Good, well, it's been
an absolute pleasure

having you on my course.

No, thank you.

But I just want to tell you
you're an amazing woman.

Thank you very much.
You're a strong woman and...

Youse are all amazing.

So much respect for you all.

Thank you.
Absolutely amazing.

Building resilience
has been massive for me.

There were many times where my body
just physically didn't want to move.

But in my head I really felt like

I pushed myself
that little bit extra

that I've never pushed myself before
so, I'm super proud of my effort.

I'm absolutely feeling gutted
that my body held me back

because I wanted
to make it to the end

but sometimes
you've just got to accept it

and leave your ego behind
and do what's best for the team.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

Making it to the last 24 hours
of the course,

the recruits breathe
a sigh of relief.

(COUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Tim!

(LAUGHS)

Oh, god.

(TENSE MUSIC)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Dammit, the rain's back.

But a waterlogged camp
isn't as much fun.

Just need my umbrella.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Oh, no.

(GROANS)

Oh, my god!

The tea towels they are at the end
if you need them.

Oh, thanks.

(LAUGHS)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

As the recruits battle
the volatile conditions...

the DS meet to discuss them,
ahead of final selection.

Right, today we're getting
to the part of the course

where we're starting to lay
a lot of pressure,

a lot of stress together,

to see how they cope with it,
you know,

and push them to a point to see

if I could get
their numbers off them.

Mm.
And that's exactly what we've done.

So, no better task
than a sniper task.

Staz, you ran with that.
Yeah.

So, first pair to, 13 and six.

It was a fail.

Then, number 14, uh, the long wolf.

OK I'm going to extract.
Extract, extract.

(BLEEP) go!

He didn't take the shot.

Moving on, we had four and seven.

It was terrible.

They'd been there I think
no more than 30 seconds.

The immediate request
that came through to me on that was,

happy, permission to fire.

He's down.
OK, target is down.

He's down, he's down.

It's just like,
do you not (BLEEP) question

that one little bit?

You know, this is stuff
you shouldn't be failing.

Yep.

So, the water resupply.

It was a resupply
but at the end of the day

it was a beasting to see how much
they could push themselves beyond

the fact their body's telling them
to give in.

Seven seemed to dig out blind,

it was like the best I reckon
I've seen him perform the whole lot.

He found that second gear
from somewhere and then obviously

the signature tune of number four
was wailing from behind.

(SCREAMS)

As well all know she struggled
and I'm just surprised she,

how she never quit.

Number four's hanging
on by a thread.

Straightaway number 14 took
the lead on that, and he was strong.

He was strong.
Yeah, really strong.

He created the big, um, distance
between him and the main pack.

13 shocked me because at the start
he had his chest out like this,

he was gagging for it,
look at him and then he went.

Then he was like ugh.

He was surprising.

What I'd like to do tonight
before we go onto tomorrow

is bring them all in individually,

all four of them and give them
a good roasting...

Quiz 'em.

..on why they're here.

It'll give us a good indication
when we bring them in

on how they're gonna cope
with tomorrow.

Let's do it.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

(TENSE MUSIC)

Number seven.

Is that seven?

Each recruit
will be called for interrogation

to determine whether they deserve
their place on the course.

Stand there, hands on the post.

Bringing the recruits
in at that stage of the course

is just to see if you have

the psychological resilience

to move onto the final exercise.

It's a form of making them sweat.

Making them realise

that they might be
at the back end of the course

but they're not there yet.

Sit.

The moment you start
to get complacent,

you will not pass selection.

(TENSE MUSIC)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Number seven...

think about this question.

Do you think you deserve to be here?

You?

Yes.

Why?

Because I think
overall my contribution

to the team is positive.

(BLEEP) boring.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Tell us what qualities
you think you bring to the team.

I think I'm a, uh, rational thinker.

Did you say rational thinker?

After you (BLEEP) killed
an innocent (BLEEP) person

just by the colour of their shirt?

So, let's (BLEEP) cross that out.

Let's start again.

Go.

Um...

You're just as stumped
as we are, aren't you?

Yes, Staff.

(TENSE MUSIC)

This morning,
you didn't work as a pair.

Yes, Staff.

Give me some (BLEEP) reasoning.

Elaborate.

Um...

I've proven that, uh,

capable of making some
pretty bad misjudgements.

Are you weak at being a team player,
is that what you're saying?

I have...

I've tried.

Where would you place yourself
currently in the team?

Be (BLEEP) honest.

I think second.

Yep.
Second?

Interesting.

Who would you place last?

Calling out the weakest
is a horrible question.

But it is absolutely critical.

Trust in each other is so important.

Would I have this person

on the battlefield next to me?

Would I give my life to this person
to get me through the other side?

Um...

(CLEARS THROAT)

number four.

You think she's been
(BLEEP) worse than you?

Yes, Staff.

Ultimately, if your team think
you're weak,

then you don't belong
on this course.

Number 14.

OK.

Next to front the DS is Tim Robards.

Sit.

Do you feel like
you deserve to be here?

I do feel like
I deserve to be here, Staff.

Why?

I believe that, um...

I bring some intelligence,
I've been trying to listen.

Intelligence?
Intelligence.

Intelligence?
Intelligence, yes, Staff.

Um, trying to listen
and take in the information

and process and I believe I've been
trying to stay rational.

Do you think
you're smarter than everyone else?

I don't, I wouldn't say
I'm smarter than everyone else,

but I can process things,
block things out.

I just focus on...

Right, your (BLEEP)
waffling now number 14.

Where would you currently place
yourself in the team?

(SIGHS)

The battlefield
requires extreme confidence.

It's about having the courage
in your capabilities.

Believing in yourself.

If you don't,
you'll get yourself killed.

Be honest.

Overall, I'd place myself
first I think, Staff.

First?

That's noble.

(CLEARS HIS THROAT)

OK.

Who would you place last?

At the moment number four, Staff.

Only because I've just seen
her falling a little bit behind

and-and a bit of fear creeping in,

little bit of doubt.

Keep the noise down.

Stand up.

Number four down the bottom again.

Interesting.

Yeah.

Number 13.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Matt Mitcham is the third recruit
to face interrogation.

13, tell us

what qualities you feel
you bring to the team.

Uh, I believe I bring...

energy and enthusiasm

and good morale to the team.

Um...

I sing and...

I sing around the camp and bring...

make the mood light
and make people laugh.

You sing around camp?

I do, Staff.

Go on then.

Sing us a song.

Uh, today I was singing,

# Drip, drop, drop, drop,

# Splashing all around... #

Do you think a (BLEEP)
special forces soldier sings

(BLEEP) drip, drop, drip, drop?

I'm not sure, Staff.

Take a (BLEEP) guess.

Out on the battlefield...

Take a (BLEEP) guess.

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

(TENSE MUSIC)

You sing
around camp?

I do, Staff.

Sing us a song.

Go on then.

Uh, today I was singing,

# Drip, drop, drop, drop,

# Splashing all around... #

Do you think a (BLEEP)
special forces soldier sings

(BLEEP) drip, drop, drip, drop?

I'm not sure, Staff.

Take a (BLEEP) guess.

Out on the battlefield...

Take a (BLEEP) guess!

Um...

Have a guess!

On the battlefield, no.
No!

Tell us your weaknesses then.

I can be impulsive.

I identify that it's under moments
of high stress

that I miss certain elements
and that is what...

(BLEEP)
hell I'm gonna fall asleep.

Where would you place yourself
currently in the team?

Second.

Who's last?

Number four, Staff.

You put her below number seven?

I do, Staff.

Number 13 is the third recruit
to place Abbey last.

Shit.

(SIGHS)

How'd you go?

Um, like,
as soon as I left I'm like,

(SIGHS)

like, with the ranking
of each other,

felt like a horrible task to do.

Yeah. There shouldn't, yeah.

Yeah.

I said...

that I felt
that I was after Tim and that,

um, I thought went you and then you.

(SIGHS)
So, I'm sorry.

No, you're alright.

(CRAIG C CLEARS HIS THROAT)

Uh, so I went Tim, me, you and you.

Ah, yeah, no, you're alright.

Abbey you've been a great...

team player,
great support and everything

but just the communication
put you down there as well.

Yeah.

When a recruit has been singled out

people can get demoralised

and start on a downward spiral.

And if you let
that weakness infect you,

you become a burden to the team.

So tight.

It is so tight.

And you've still
gotta comment on us, you know.

(LAUGHS WEAKLY)

Number four.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Abbey Holmes
is the final recruit to endure

the confronting interrogation.

Stand there, face the post.

Number four, she'll be interesting.

'Cause (BLEEP) hell, if your team
don't think that you're good enough,

you don't (BLEEP) deserve
to be here.

Mm.

Step up.

Sit down.

(LAUGHS AWKWARDLY)

Why are you (BLEEP) smiling?

You've got nothing to smile about.

Number four,

who would you place last
in the team?

Um...

I think...

number seven, Staff.

(TENSE MUSIC)

OK.

Where would you place yourself?

Probably three, Staff.

Give me some (BLEEP) reasoning.

Elaborate.

I feel like at different times
of the course I've probably lacked,

I guess,
that attention to detail piece.

Or retention of information,

um, which is obviously
something that is quite critical

with what you guys do.

When I'm under pressure,
um, I just...

Fall apart.

Yes, Staff.

I know that I can't afford
to (BLEEP) up.

Do you think you deserve to be here
number four?

(EERIE MUSIC)

(THUNDER RUMBLES)

Probably when I'm under pressure
I just...

Fall apart.

Yes, Staff.

I know that I can't afford
to (BLEEP) up.

Do you think you deserve to be here,
number four?

Yes, Staff.

You didn't sound too sure.

I know that there are things
that I need to really work on.

But I am very determined,

very driven.

So, I think that I'm capable
and deserving of doing this.

I think I deserve to be here, Staff.

Why?

Integrity.

I work hard.

I'm motivated.
I wanna be better every single day.

I'm always team first,
I always put my team first.

I would prefer to be the best
(BLEEP) teammate

that there ever is than
the strongest individual in a pack.

I know that obviously coming in here
I have had my fears

and whatnot but I really feel like

I've tried to attack
everything 100%.

So, yes, I deserve to be here Staff.

You know the answers.

So, make sure you (BLEEP)
get them right, do you understand?

Yes, Staff.

If I listened to the people
who told me I couldn't do something

or that I'd never get there
or that I'd never achieve it,

I wouldn't have.

It is those people
that really drive you to be better

and get better and prove them wrong.

Go straight back
to the accommodation.

Yes, Staff.

If you think there's a limit,
you can keep climbing.

I want to find that threshold
and I want to smash it.

Do you know what?

Quite impressed with that.

Like I said, prove
how much you want to be here.

And she's done exactly that.

That's a good sort of reality check
before they go in the final exercise

on the final day.

Make them think about their team,

make them think about
their strengths,

make them think about
their weaknesses

so, hopefully that will prepare them
for what's about to come

because if they get
it wrong tomorrow,

they won't pass the course.

Mm.

Everybody on the (BLEEP)
parade square, go!

(TENSE MUSIC)

Final four.

You all indeed deserve to be here.

This will be your last night
on camp.

Make the most of it
because tomorrow,

huge, huge task ahead of you.

Most difficult and most painful

that you will have experienced
on this course.

I want you to push harder
than you've ever push before.

You have everything you need
to get to the end of this course.

Some of you to pass it.

We've done our bit.

Now, it's over to you
to (BLEEP) make it count.

Go, come on, move!

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