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No one's safe here.
I might be in serious trouble.
For the first time ever,
the toughest survival competition on the planet
goes Down Under.
I didn't come out here to just win the final challenge.
I came out here to win every challenge.
As 14 of the world's most elite survivalists
take on the Australian Outback for one month...
...where they must conquer their environment...
"Savage" strikes again, baby.
...and each other.
Anybody can go home at any time.
Sending people home is what I do.
Yes!
In an all-out battle of skill,
Each camp must build a spring snare trap.
- Innovation... - Yes.
- ...and grit. - Let's get there.
To win $100,000.
Yes!
Failure means elimination.
Everything's at stake.
The competition is real and people are getting eliminated fast.
I hate losing.
As the pressure mounts...
- I didn't steal it. - Are you [bleep] kidding me?
- Come at me. - Yeah.
That little snake.
...and rifles fall.
I don't cry [sniffles] ever.
'Cause in your darkest days you don't [bleep] quit.
The Outback has been taking people out left and right.
You give up in survival, you die.
Only one with the will...
This ast One Standing is stacked.
...and the skill...
This is $100,000 on the line.
I'm not going home!
I'm the [bleep] queen of the jungle!
Who says girls can't dominate in this challenge?
...will become...
I'm ready to fight.
...the ast One Standing.
This time it's mine!
Previously on ast One Standing.
On day one in the rugged Australian Outback,
14 aked and Afraid survivalists faced an immediate challenge
to create and transport fire.
- I gotta bring this pyre to fire. - Burn for me.
- Whoo! - The winners receive bows...
- I'll be taking this. - ...and fishing kits.
But the bottom two men and women
faced a day-two elimination challenge.
The only thing that could take me out of a challenge is an injury.
So does it worry me?
Yeah.
The top ten finishers were split into separate camps
and quickly turned their focus to securing food...
Yes!
...through any means available.
I was actually looking to see if your lines are out 'cause I was gonna steal them.
No.
While the bottom two women from the day-one challenge, Trish and Kaila C,
and the bottom two men, Trent and Matt,
are about to face a double-elimination challenge
that will send home the losing male and female competitors.
- Are you ready for this? - Yep.
Going into competition with Trish,
she honestly is one of the people
that I really didn't want to go against.
She's a fierce competitor,
but I'm gonna go out there and fight like hell
and I'm gonna make sure that I stay in this.
- Get through day two. - Yep.
An advantage that I have over Kaila right now is I've been here already.
I've done 28 days in the previous Last One Standing.
I've been through these competitions,
so I'm mentally prepared for that.
And I'm not quite sure she is yet,
but whatever it is that I need to do, I'm gonna do it.
Today everything's on the line knowing that it's the savage Matt Wright
that I have to challenge.
But I will say, all I have to do is beat him one more time.
If I beat Matt Wright two days in a row in challenges,
people have to think that maybe I'm something they didn't think I was.
Maybe they didn't think I was a contender.
I think this will change their minds.
The countdown has begun.
It's definitely begun.
The stakes on this are absolutely huge.
Trent, you know, he's a tough son of a bitch.
He's a good competitor.
I'm essentially giving Trent a hand up on this competition. I don't like it.
The last thing I want to do is lose the competition because I injured myself
and I couldn't do what I needed to do.
- You ready for this, buddy? - It's go time.
To secure your spot,
you must gather the materials required for a controlled burn.
Indigenous Australians have used controlled burns
for thousands of years to clear paths, reduce brush
and protect against crawling insects.
But they can pose significant risks if the fire swells out of control.
Oh, my God, we have to put this out.
Help. Fire everywhere
For this elimination challenge,
the competitors must collect flammable material
in order to complete a grass line
and pack the base of their signal tower.
Then, using their ferro rod and cookery, they must ignite a fire
and guide the flames down the grass line to light the pyre at the end.
- Oh, that's gonna be interesting. - Uh-huh.
Uh, that's going to be tough.
The first man and first woman to light their signal fire
will successfully complete the challenge.
The loser will immediately be eliminated.
The challenge starts now.
Your challenge starts now.
I deserve to be here.
I want to be here, and I'm not ready to go home.
I don't want to be last.
At this point, I just need to move as fast as I can.
I'm grabbing grass, and that's gonna light the fastest.
Then I've got paper bark that's gonna create a good, solid hot flame.
And then I'm grabbing the big timber
that's gonna allow that elevation to reach up there to that pyre.
I'm putting this grass orientated like the other grass.
I just need to add a little bit more grass.
I want this thing to burn. I want it to burn fast,
and I want to have no chance of leaving this competition.
Okay. I gotta control this area here to jump.
You know what? Matt has a bad hand.
I think that's gonna play in my advantage on this one.
If I can knock him,
not only out of the challenge, but out of this competition,
that is what I want to do.
I'm going full at it, 100% all day to take Matt Wright out.
I'm trying to gather up as much stuff as I can to make this flame tall.
I know I need fuel.
I don't focus on anything but gathering tinder and grass,
which I know is gonna ignite.
And it's gonna ignite fast.
My priority right now is to collect material once
and not have to do this again.
I'm so excited right now.
I feel like this is kind of my redemption.
So I'm just hoping that I don't mess this up
and I can actually get a flame going.
I am just filling this gap so that it doesn't go out.
I have a big gap that I need to fill in.
There's lots of dry grass.
There's lots of tiny twigs and sticks that I can use
so that this fire moves along and eventually gets to my pyre.
This paper bark is going to be able to get taller than the grass.
Flames are unpredictable. I think I can control it. But you never know.
What I'm trying to do is create some height.
Make sure it doesn't fall over when it's on fire.
Yesterday, I got a big fire going quick.
The bad part is that fire got real hot, real fast
and burned way bigger than I needed to. Hot.
So this, I have to be as fast as I can be without getting hurt.
I'm gonna block this from the wind.
I'm so focused on my fire right now.
I have no idea what Trish is doing or how she's doing.
I'm getting my fire bundle set up.
Gonna try to...
Yesterday, I was not successful making fire with the basalt rock.
I've never really made a fire like that before,
but I've made plenty of fires with my blade.
So, I know I can make fire,
and it's just gonna be a matter of who does it faster.
Got fire.
Oh, my God.
Here we go.
Yeah, fire's going.
My hand is without a doubt hindering me.
I'm having a hard time making a fist,
and I can definitely feel it.
It hurts. It's painful.
But at the same time, I have to fight through this pain.
Okay, Here we go. Here we go.
Here we go.
Okay. The fire's going.
Matt has flame.
He lit his fire before me.
He got an edge on me.
I'm feeling panicked, but the game's not over.
Got it going.
Oh, yeah, let's get the blood pumping.
I look up, Matt's across from me.
He's fanning it with his pelt.
Of course, that makes sense.
So I pick up my pelt, start fanning.
Try to get some oxygen on this thing.
And you hit that fan right and that fire just started moving.
All of a sudden, bursts into flames.
I'm back in the game.
Try to get it to keep going.
At this point, I got to give everything. I can't make a mistake.
I can't mess up.
Heart and soul has gone into every single day on these challenges.
If I don't come out with a victory, it's a crushing moment.
My heart's pounding right now 'cause I'm super excited and I am betting on myself.
And I'm gonna win this challenge,
and I'm gonna stay in this game.
Right now we're neck and neck, Trent.
Yeah.
This is hot.
May not look like it.
I am burning.
Guiding the fire is unpredictable,
and sometimes it may want to go back.
Sometimes it may burst forward.
Out here, with all these little hills, these trees, let's say a swirling wind,
you can get a back burn,
which means it actually pushes back towards where it's already burned.
I need to swing this pelt harder and faster to overpower that wind.
Essentially, one and a half handed.
It hurts. It's painful.
But at the same time, I have to fight through this pain
or go home early.
It's so windy.
So I just want to try to guide this this way
because I want it to keep catching.
I'm trying to contain this and block the wind as much as I can,
but it's just whipping in every single direction.
The wind is blowing in the opposite direction.
I can feel it on my face.
I can feel it touching my hair.
I feel like I probably have no eyebrows left, but it's okay.
I intend to do everything I can to stay in this challenge.
It's going. It's getting there.
Everything's at stake today.
If I come in last, I go home.
I would be devastated if I went home on day two.
God, it's [bleep] hot.
Holy [bleep].
I'm definitely fighting the wind right now.
I'm feeling like it ain't over.
Ooh, it's warm.
Just gotta keep this going.
Keep those flames moving.
Hot.
Grab mine. Grab it.
Grab it. Come on.
My fire hits the gap.
It slows down a little bit.
My tinder bundle, I see that it's compressed.
I see that it's not as airy as the fire line,
so I know it needs more air.
Go. There you go.
Let's go.
I look up at Matt's fire.
I'm ahead of him.
This fire hits the gap before mine,
and all I'm racing through is did I put enough stuff in that gap?
I want a weak spot.
Go, baby, go.
Every time I swing this pelt, the fire's growing.
It's getting closer. I know I have a lead on Matt last time I looked,
but I don't have a chance to look.
I'm heading towards that pyre,
and I know when my flame's big enough
it's gonna jump right to that pyre.
I got him. I totally got him.
I've always said I'm dangerous when I'm hungry.
Come on!
But when you see me about to get eliminated,
that's when I really get dangerous.
Holy [bleep]!
2 - Right now we're neck and neck, Trent.
Every time I swing this pelt, the fire's growing.
Go, baby, go.
Come on! Yeah, buddy!
Instant replay.
Check it over here, buddy. Either way.
I need some instant replay.
The challenge is so close,
producers must check the video footage
of both fires to determine a winner.
- I'd go to battle with you any day. - Dude, that was...
I was looking at you. you didn't have it.
I swooped my flame on mine,
grabbed it, looked up and yours had hit too.
- God. I mean, we're talking just a millimeter. - Yeah, that fast.
That was a neck-to-neck fight.
I controlled my destiny.
I didn't get pulled out from an injury today.
Controlled burn.
Controlled my destiny.
I gave you my all, man.
- That's what I had. - You 'frickin gave it everything.
- That's what I had. - Oh.
I get to stay in the challenge,
and I can't tell you how huge that is.
Definitely some tears.
Tears of joy. Tears of...
...hard work and continuing on this challenge.
To be eliminated right off the gate,
it's just not my style.
Today, "The Savage" continues.
. It's [bleep] hot.
I didn't come all the way to Australia to lose,
so I'm not gonna focus on anything else but my fire.
I'm just trying to move it along the best I can.
I feel like there's still an opportunity for me to get this.
It's so [bleep] hard to stay by this [bleep] fire, though, 'cause it's so hot.
, yes. Oh.
This has been a two-day trial by fire,
and I am so proud of myself.
Sometimes I'm underestimated, but I feel like I've proven myself.
I'm still here.
I intend to advance as far as possible in this challenge,
no matter who's here, whatever the challenges.
I absolutely earned my spot here.
did it.
I gave it my all.
The one thing that I didn't want
was to go home first on this challenge.
But I tried so hard. I really did.
It really just shows, like, this is anybody's game.
Leaving the challenge early sucks.
It sucks bad.
I know I have the skill to go the distance,
but on day two, come on.
I gave it everything I had physically, emotionally.
There was nothing left on the table with this one.
But what I do feel good about I went up against "The Savage",
and I almost got him, almost.
I know he's beatable. I beat him once.
So if the rest of this challenge is like
the first two days of this challenge,
it's gonna be one hell of a fight to the end.
I'm so bummed that I'm going home.
I really wanted to be the last one standing,
and I really thought that I had a good chance, but,
I may not be the last one standing,
but I will definitely tip my hat
to the one that is the last one standing
'cause this challenge is [bleep] hard.
With Kaila C and Trent eliminated from the challenge,
12 survivalists remain to compete for the title of ast One Standing.
It was tough.
Feels amazing to be here another day.
Headed to the next camp here.
And to be honest, I don't really have anyone I don't want to be with
'cause it's part of the challenge.
Just getting paired up and letting those cards fall where they may.
Spread through zone one are two camps of three
and two camps of two.
For camp balance, assignments were predetermined
based on the day-one finishing order.
The last-placed female will join the second-placed man and third-placed woman.
And the last-placed male will camp
with the second-placed woman and third place man.
- This is almost boiled. - Okay, cool.
Oh!
What's up?
- Oh, my God. - Oh, my God!
- Yo, dog. - Back from the dead.
I have never worked with Matt Wright before,
but he's been a legend for a long time.
So we have three really good bow hunters.
So I'm feeling really good.
There is a lot of potential for what's to come.
I think, Matt Wright, "The Savage,"
is probably the most decorated Naked and Afraider out here besides me and Laura.
So to be in the same camp is insane.
This might be one of the most stacked camps I've ever been on in my life.
I can't believe you got the bow. This is awesome.
Can't wait. Let's go!
Is this Scotland or Australia?
- Oh, wow. Hello. - What's up?
- It's good to see you. - Yeah. Good to see you.
You're just passing by.
Make room for the roommate.
Oh, you come and stay. Nice.
- Mmm. Yep. - Good.
Yep.
- What's up, Suzanne? - Hello. How are you?
- I'm good. I'm good. - Good.
- How was your day today? - Well, I didn't go home.
Congratulations.
- Just you two here? Nice. - So far.
Suzanne.
I don't know her.
But I've seen her on challenges,
and I know she's going to be difficult.
We don't have everything set up yet.
Okay. Where'd you guys sleep last night?
- On the ground. - Just like in these spots, right here.
- Just out, yeah, like... - Oh, okay.
Yeah, we just... we're just trying to get it together.
You see any food around here?
You got a ton of questions, Trish.
- Where's your camp? Where? - This is my camp.
- You're with us. - I'm with you.
That's why I'm asking the questions.
- Yeah, I mean... - So you didn't say that part?
Well, I said it to him. I didn't know if you heard me.
No, I didn't. I didn't hear it.
That would have been good information up front.
Because, quite frankly, communication is important.
And you should never assume anything.
I just hear you coming over here.
No, no, I'm part of your camp now, so, yeah.
No, we don't have everything set up.
Are you kidding me already?
This camp feels weird.
Feels like a little cold welcoming.
Well, good job on staying in.
Yeah, thanks.
This is gonna take every ounce of my [bleep] being
to play nice.
The little bit that I know about Trish,
I would not trust her.
She's the one that will do what Patrick is doing, but underhanded.
All we can do is try and win her over.
Sweet Darrin is a little snorolopolous, snorosaurus.
It's been hard to sleep, really cold,
and this ground sucks.
We have a really exposed camp.
It's pretty cold out here.
This is not a pleasant place to sleep for any of us but Darrin, apparently.
.
I slept in a ball all night and super uncomfortable. Super cold.
I'm not enjoying this.
Yeah, last night was colder than the first,
so I can't do another night of it being that cold.
I was thinking of getting some paper bark and laying it down.
I could, like, lay on the paperbark, but...
Kaiela and Ky have not been sleeping very well.
If you don't sleep at night, you can't perform during the day.
And we all need our sleep if we're gonna go into challenges.
The thing with the paperbark tree
is it's a super, super versatile and important resource.
I need to be able to sleep, so I'm going to make myself a mattress.
I recently just had major surgery on my abdomen,
so I'm trying to look after my body out here.
Take it slow.
Be steady. Be careful.
How great is that?
It's super spongy and soft,
and have a blanket with it.
Bedding.
This is the one I'm excited about.
This is the blanket.
- I'm gonna sit by the edge of the water. - Yeah.
- Hopefully something. - Heck, yeah.
- Good luck. - Thank you. Thank you.
It's now day three. This is a big difference.
I went from the bottom two.
Now I'm in a fantastic camp.
Laura and Max are absolute incredible survivalists.
I'm hoping we do some group challenges
because we're going to be able to absolutely crush it.
It's still attached.
- No pain? - No.
My hand, good news is the burning has stopped.
It's holding up real well,
- though, which is, you know. - Yeah. Yeah.
How's your hand looking?
- It's getting better. - It's getting better. Nice.
- Appreciate it. - Thank you, sir. Have a good day.
It shouldn't be a problem leaning forward.
You want to rip down, looking along the stream,
seeing what's around, maybe find some muscles.
We'll go find food. - Yep.
- You want to go one way, I'll go the other way. - Cool.
I'll go scout out intel...
- Get some intel. Cool. - ...and keep an eye out for resources
while I'm doing it.
Maybe I'll be lucky and I'll find some fishing lines
that are set from the other team.
- So I need to try and find some bait. - Yeah.
- Rebait my hooks. - Yep.
I was gonna do that as well, go out and bait hunting.
Yeah. And then I was gonna make some shoes.
I'm gonna go find some bait.
Last night was rough, and Trish arrived on to camp,
which I wasn't too bothered about at all. I'm wanting to...
[bleep] this sand.
So I'm gonna protect as much as I can.
- Hey, Trish. - Hey.
Do you know who made it out of the guys?
I don't. I'm about to go find out.
Wait. Oh, my! Drum roll.
You didn't slay the legend
Matt Wright.
- We've got a pretty stacked squad over here - What's up, everybody?
Matt, Max and Laura are all on the same team.
That's three legends on one team.
That's hard for me.
I'm gonna have to turn my game up.
What happened to your hand?
I had a little too hot for my own hand.
The previous Last One Standing,
I could see Patrick popping his little weasel head up and sneaking around
into each and every person's camp.
You know, it's one thing to find a resource in your own backyard.
It's another thing to find a resource
in the enemy's backyard.
I like this guy right here.
Patrick is a snake in the grass.
Because of that, it makes me not want to trust him.
So I'm looking for these muscles.
It's Jermaine.
What's going on?
Jamie, I really think you should-- Yeah.
Jermaine. Look around closer for some fishing lines.
Jamie's getting a little paranoid.
No, no, there's no fishing lines out there.
I reeled them all in last night.
Oh, there's a deep pool here.
I gotta go back to come forward.
- No, it's good to you. - There's actually a zero slope here.
Come on up.
I see, like a twinge of fear in Jamie's eyes.
And when I see that fear,
I know for sure that they have lines set up there.
There's a good spot to come up right over here.
Too bad.
- No, there's a perfect spot right in front of you. - Right here.
Right in here's a good spot, actually. Oh, fishing lines.
- Oh. - Got it.
- Whoa. - Oh.
- What? - Hey, we got a fishing line!
That's pitifulness, right there. That's desperation.
That's what weasels do. They come in and steal [bleep].
- That little snake. - pisses me off.
2 There's a good spot to come up right over here.
- Fishing line. Got it. - Oh.
- Whoa. - Oh.
What? Hey, we got a fishing line!
That's pitifulness right there. That's desperation.
That's what weasels do. They come in and steal [bleep].
That little snake.
This is what makes someone a legend slayer.
Coming out here, getting first place
and then stealing second place's assets.
Come at me.
pisses me off.
I moved on, making shoes.
I already knew what to expect.
- Yeah. - I'm not surprised.
He tells you his gameplay, like so if you don't listen,
and he's not kidding, he really is going to do all the things he says
He has, like, diarrhea mouth.
Jamie is pissed.
He is pissed.
He is fired up right now.
He's not letting it show.
But I could see it in his eyes.
Don't let him get into your head.
No, he's not in my head.
Hmm.
- It's definitely not my head. Trust me. - Okay.
- Don't let it. Don't let it. - Definitely.
There's a lot of testosterone.
There's a lot of ego.
And I will sail through. Let the men be men.
Let those egos explode
'cause I'm just gonna be trying to just keep my head in the game
and keep a target off my back.
That was ridiculous.
Oh, here we are,
in a challenge that is supposed to be the best of the best,
not the sneakiest, the biggest thief.
You wanna prove that you're awesome?
- That's not how you do it. - Yeah. No.
Well, Patrick, if you want to be a legend,
you need to be able to compete against the legends,
not steal their items and try to sabotage
and get yourself ahead.
So, not only did he take it from Jamie at that point,
but he's taking his fishhook from Suzanne and also Trish.
- Come on! Yes! - Yes!
Yeah, baby!
Yes, Patrick!
Yeah, baby!
- Ahhh! - Whoo!
Yeah! It's all coming together, baby!
Yeah, Patrick, that's a great fish.
yeah!
I know.
- I can't listen to him screaming. - I can't listen either.
Thank you, Jamie.
I personally wouldn't steal, but that's just me.
He's my camp mate. He already did it.
There's no giving it back.
I'm really not gonna feel bad when I'm eating fish, so...
Patrick is screaming like a giddy little girl.
- That's [bleep] crazy. - Ugh! That's wild.
On Day One,
came in first place, got the bow.
Day Three, here I am in first place again,
getting an additional asset,
hooks in line and fish for the fam.
Making you guys fat and happy is worth the shade
I'm gonna get for stealing that line.
Yeah, that's gonna be, um...
a fun thing for you to navigate.
It's already getting really hot.
I know.
Hey, I reckon we've got a scroll in our skull.
- Really? - Yeah.
Oh... [bleep].
- Your first scroll, Kaiela. - Oh, God.
I'm nervous.
Aho... here it is.
Survivalists, look what I found.
Ooh. Mailman.
"Proceed to the mark on the map..."
- "...for the opportunity to earn cash assets." - Ooh.
Ooh...
- Cash! - Cash, dude!
Competitors must use their skills
to secure valuable survival items cached in the environment
that will give them an advantage throughout the competition.
The stakes are huge, but we are fueled-up.
We have everything we need
to become champions out here.
And the more assets we can get into our possession, the better.
All four camps are to report to a central map
where they will learn the next steps for procuring survival tools
cached in the surrounding environment.
Hello, Jamie...
you got any passive lines out?
- Morning, everyone. - Good day, mate.
- Morning, Ky. - Hey.
Looks like there are three objects out here.
"Strategize with your camp mates to decide which cache you'll pursue.
Survivalists have the option to pursue each cache individually,
as a duo or as a trio."
We gotta think about that.
"Each survivalist must make a decision.
You will each choose to pursue a specific cache."
Phew. Ooh.
- Got some of choices today. - Whoa.
There are three survival assets in this cache challenge.
Each is located within a one-mile radius.
A 25-foot length of flexible, waterproof paracord...
Ropes will be so handy out here.
...the hide of a one-ton scrubber bull,
which can be used as wind protection,
or warmth, ground cover and clothing...
- Yeah, that's good. For cold nights. - Yeah.
...and a bow and arrows,
which could secure vital protein wins
in the hands of a skilled hunter.
Oh! That's... that's a big deal.
In order to win the cache,
the survivalist or survivalists
must compete using a variety of survival skills.
"Once you've declared your choice,
proceed to the marker on the map
that matches that choice.
There, your challenge awaits."
Ooh.
There's three challenges, but there's four groups.
So that means, no matter what,
someone's getting skunked today.
- Let's start talking about this. Yeah. - Well, should we-- Yeah.
- Let's make a plan? - We need to have the talk.
Cache challenge is gonna be really different this year.
We all have to decide
which challenge we're gonna head to,
so we don't know what other people are doing.
- I think like, rope or hide... - Yep.
...is like our main two...
I say, just go for the hide.
- Yeah. - Yes.
It's not a mad rush,
so, uh, that's a little spice in the sauce.
- Trish, what do you think? - Ugh.
Yeah.
- Okay. - Mmm-hmm.
You know, as each of those items are concerned, right,
- we have one bow... - Yep.
...but a second bow would be nice.
- You'd double up our chances. - For sure.
- We could hunt together, potentially chasing... Yeah. - Simultaneously, yeah.
- I mean, the rope is the one thing we don't have. - Yeah.
- People like that bragging item like a bow. - Yeah.
We have a bow and fishing assets now.
We have fishing assets, right? So, boom.
We need the hide 'cause it's cold at night.
- So, we're gonna send you to go for the rope. - Okay.
- Okay? All right. - Yeah.
- Let's go. - Let's do this.
Cheers.
Each of the three camps has selected a contingent
to compete in retrieving a highly coveted rope.
Darrin and Kaiela, Trish and Suzanne,
and Matt and Laura, will compete as duos,
leaving Patrick as the only solo competitor.
This is intense. This is clutch.
This could be a huge game-changer for us if we can get this rope.
"From atop a cliff,
survivalists must bushcraft cordage and a primitive hook
to retrieve a coil of rope from the cliff's base."
For this challenge, survivalists must create a hook
from the available materials
and craft multi-stranded cordage
that is long enough to lower 10 feet
through a small hole in a cliff's outcropping.
The hook and cordage must be both strong and maneuverable enough
to snare and lift the cached rope.
The first to retrieve the rope
with hook and cordage intact
earns the asset.
"Your challenge starts now."
For my first challenge, I know the difference
between first and second can be extremely small,
and time is of the essence.
So, I'm grabbing up the grass.
Matt's off to find a hook.
We're trusting each other
to be able to complete the tasks at hand.
All right, so right here, I'm getting a nice, sturdy hook.
This will be the hook right here.
This point, the hook, could be dropped down.
- So I'm trying to tie, instead of braid the whole thing. - Yeah.
So, I'm kind of tying a knot, a knot, and then just tying more knots.
And if I braid it, it's gonna take way too long.
Is that as fast as you can...
- as you can make it? - Yeah.
My strategy, right now, is to focus on the cordage,
and only have to do it once.
I have made plenty of cordage.
I know how to make cordage really well and pretty quickly.
And the material I'm using for cordage
is basically this stuff that's behind me.
It's not that strong individually, but bulked up,
it makes really good cordage.
I am making multiple hooks,
so that we can decide which one's gonna work best,
and we have a backup.
Oh, Jeez.
Okay, Trish, here's the hook.
This part has to be here, so when it's going down,
- it's gonna be able to lift. - No, this was the hook.
- Oh, I see what you're saying. - You see what I mean?
Suzanne and I started out a little rocky,
and this is our first opportunity to work together
as a partnership.
And I have no idea what Suzanne's logic is,
but I'm gonna try to smile.
I'm gonna try to be nice.
Right now, I've got my hook done,
and now, it's time for me to start making cordage.
Everybody has cut almost all the grass down,
so I find some smaller grass and start weaving cordage.
My game plan is to be the fastest
because the three other teams came here in a pair
to take me on solo.
I wonder what kind of strategy Darrin has right now.
He's pretty good at making cordage.
I didn't want to discuss my strategy
where other people are next to me
listening to my strategy that I'm discussing.
I guess they know I'm the Legend Slayer,
and they're not taking their chances going against me head-on.
I need something that's gonna be strong, not brittle.
So Darrin and I, we decide
to get a really long stick
and make a small amount of cordage,
and put that on the end of the stick
so we don't have to make nearly as much cordage.
Okay.
Even though I'm by myself,
I'm the first to finish my hook and retrieval line.
I see Patrick going up to that hole to get that heavy rope
with a thin little line of string and a flimsy hook.
There's no way he's getting that thing out of that hole.
And I know that the real-world experience right now is gonna allow me,
if I get the chance, to get in there
and hook that rope asset.
Yeah, baby!
Oh, [bleep].
2
Yeah, baby!
It's okay. It's okay.
We got this, Kaiela.
It actually fell off.
Come on, Suzanne.
I can't get the loops.
I have no control over my hook.
The cordage is too thin.
The hook fell off.
I need thicker cordage, so that I can turn the hook
and properly get it into one of these loops.
This is the worst-case scenario.
Everyone has an advantage over me right now.
While camps of Matt and Laura,
Trish and Suzanne,
and Kaiela and Darrin
continue to craft their cordage and hooks,
Max travels alone to the bow and arrows cache.
All right, here we go.
"Stuck up high, in a giant golden orb weaver's spiderweb
is a bow and arrows."
Found throughout eastern Australia,
the giant golden orb weaving spider
spins sturdy webs up to one meter in diameter,
and guards its nest with a painful venomous bite
that can cause dizziness and swelling.
To earn this major hunting asset,
the survivalist or survivalists must craft a five-rung ladder
with the resilience and strength
to hold up 200 pounds.
They must create fire and a torch.
Primitive torches are an ideal tool
for smoking out insects and arachnids.
Look at that clearing out.
The first to climb the ladder,
smoke out any spiders and melt the web,
will win the bow and arrows.
"Your challenge starts now."
Let's roll.
I got to find the best cordage possible.
And probably, these sticks look pretty good
to get the rungs on.
I love that I'm at this challenge by myself
'cause I'm allowed to take my time with it.
Because if you force this and you speed up,
you're not gonna have a sound ladder.
So being able to be slow and methodical,
and actually create something that's structurally sound,
is how you win this.
If you don't, then you're gonna be slipping down rungs,
you're gonna be with a torch in your hand.
You never know what could happen.
I'm thinking, the best way
is to build kind of a tepee/triangle,
and, um, it just will put less stress
on each rung that I have to create.
It is hot.
On the banks of a shallow creek,
the remaining survivalists reach the hide challenge.
Jamie and Ky compete as singles,
while Jermaine and Cheeny have chosen
to increase their odds by pairing up.
"Survivalists will craft a water transportation device
- to carry water from the creek and overfill a pot." - Wow.
"The first survivalist or survivalists
to overfill their pot
will earn a scrubber bull hide."
"But first, survivalists must protect themselves
from the scorching outback sun
by applying a layer of manure..."
"...from the feral scrubber bulls
on their bodies."
A layer of manure. Well, we picked the challenge, guys.
Scrubber bull manure
has long been a potent physical-barrier sunscreen protection
for Australia's indigenous peoples.
After applying the manure, the competitors must improvise
a tight water-holding vessel.
Transporting water over uneven terrain
is a critical skill for primitive survival.
Full pot of water, full bamboo,
and two more canisters.
- Look out. - Let's do it.
To secure this asset,
competitors must overfill their camp's pot.
"Your challenge starts now."
Come on, Jermaine.
Ooh!
Oh, man, I grabbed the wettest one.
Argh! It smells.
- It's not as bad as I thought. - Beh!
I just... I don't even hesitate.
My hide's off, and I'm rubbing it
all over my skin, everywhere.
And I'm enjoying it, man.
I've got Ky right behind me.
She's an absolutely amazing survivalist,
so I need to watch out.
Just... Oh, [bleep].
Once I heard that it was transporting water up and down,
I know that Cheeny and Jermaine are gonna have the advantage.
So I need to make a bigger pot than just my hide,
so I can fill all my pot just at once.
I'll try to put some cordage.
Ky is crafting an indigenous water-carrying vessel
by harvesting paperbark,
which is layered and stitched together with cordage
to form an outer frame.
A scrap of hide is added as an inner water-resistant layer.
The vessel is pulled together as a large, stable bowl.
Okay.
Here we go.
Gotta go get water now.
We're gonna go to the river, where we're gonna improvise our device.
- Yeah. - I'm glad there's two of us.
There's two of us, that's right.
- 'Cause then they gotta do double. - So, don't rush.
We're twice as fast.
For thousands and thousands of years,
humans have been using leather pouches, leather bags,
to transport water and other liquids.
It's no different.
We gotta make this into a bowl or something.
We didn't line them with anything like theirs were.
They were just bare leather.
It's sieving through.
Let's see. We're gonna have to move with it.
Put your hand under it. It slows it down a little bit.
It's holding.
Cheeny is just the best partner anybody could have.
Skill set is high, obviously,
so I'm in a good spot.
I'm thinking of something that can soak up water...
like... like this, actually.
Argh.
Let's go.
Okay, so this is gonna take a very long time.
Uh, so I'm gonna bail out right now,
and go and help my teammates.
Let's go. Let's go.
Jamie joins campmates, Trish and Suzanne,
as they compete for the rope cache.
Here we go.
Run, Jamie, run!
Trish, give me a job!
Jamie, make some... cordage.
And she's making a hook out of the sticks.
So, if you can make a hook...
...out of this stick.
I got the hooks.
I have multiple. Yeah.
We need cordage.
We need cordage.
If we get enough friction on here,
a couple of different knots on it
should hold this from slipping out.
All right, grab this hook. Let's see what kind of force we got.
- Pretty good. - Pretty good.
- All right. Let's go. Let's go. - Let's go. Let's go.
- Okay. You got this? - Okay.
- We're gonna need to be gentle with this. Yeah? - Yep.
I see Matt and Laura
with their thicker line.
And this could be bad for me.
Come on, buddy.
If we can't get this rope, we just sent Max
to a challenge by himself
while wasting our time
trying to get something that we didn't earn.
Here it is. Almost, almost, almost, almost.
2 Okay. Come on, buddy.
Here it is. Almost, almost, almost, almost.
Yeah, buddy.
- Uh, there it is. - Got it! Got it! Got it, got it.
Hold on. I gotta... bring it through this hole.
Oh, let's go!
Ahh!
Oh, my God!
We got it! Yay!
- Oh, my gosh. - Yes!
Trish, stop!
- Wait! Look at how close we were. - I know.
That was awesome.
Argh!
Yeah, enemy camp just returned it. I'm leaving.
For years, people have wondered what happens...
- Yes! - ...when Matt and Laura show up.
And that's what happens.
While the rope asset has been claimed,
Jermaine and Cheeny are still competing with Ky
for a scrubber bull hide in the water-vessel challenge.
Oh, that's better.
That's better.
So, as the hide... gets soaked with water,
it's holding it more.
I'm glad there's two of us.
I still think I'm in the race.
I've seen Cheeny and Jermaine lap past me.
I'm not sure how much water they're getting in their pot at once.
That's my only hope for winning this challenge,
is to be able to transport more water up at once than them.
Okay.
- Get up there. - I'm going.
I can almost guarantee it's gonna work.
I don't wanna drop this water.
Be cool, be cool, be cool.
Yeah! That's it.
- What? - We done, baby!
Yes!
- Yeah, baby! - Whoo!
Yeah, Jermaine!
Two people were better than one.
That's unfortunate, when you're throwing water up.
But, I mean, I didn't even get a chance to get any water in.
I may have over-exerted myself,
and I hope I don't pay for it later.
Teamwork. Yes!
This thing is massive.
I mean, it's six-foot by six-foot.
It's the biggest hide I've ever seen.
It's almost as big as a moose.
- Holy cow. - Look at this thing.
- You kidding me? - Now you see me. Now you don't.
- What's up? - What's up?
Oh, my God. This is gonna be lovely.
- This is amazing. - Yeah.
With the hide asset won by Jermaine and Cheeny,
and the rope asset claimed by Laura and Matt,
all competitors are now focused on the bow and arrows cache.
Ooh, is it hot!
I'm the second person down to the bow and arrow.
I see Max crafting on his ladder.
I gotta get crafting on mine.
I wanna get that bow and arrow,
and keep it out of other people's hands.
I'm not sure where Cheeny and Jermaine are.
Hopefully, they get here soon.
Oh, yeah, that thing is heavy. And it's really big.
Jermaine!
Oh, man... it's hot.
So, moving slow.
I don't see him yet.
Who knew little old me can move so fast?
Oh, yeah. That's [bleep] right there.
I look over and Patrick's there.
But luckily, I have all my stuff already,
and I got it set.
So, I'm still cool, calm and collected.
I am waiting for my backup.
I mean, I'm already ready to go.
We'll just have someone to make a fire.
We'll just tie this stuff off.
And, uh, yeah, I think we're in a good spot.
In order to claim the day's final asset,
all camps must craft a five-rung ladder
strong enough to hold 200 pounds,
and create and light a bushcraft torch.
The first to complete the build,
climb the ladder and melt the spider's web
wins the bow and arrows.
We were so close with that last one.
This is the last asset that hasn't been claimed.
And we're gonna give it our all to get that.
Max is almost done building his ladder.
But I've got my whole team with me,
and I think we've got a good chance to get this.
- Patrick! - Yo?
- What do you need from 'em? - Do you want to make cordage?
- Yeah. Out of the grass? - Yeah.
- Hey, Max. - Yo!
How'd you guys do?
- We got it. - Let's [bleep] go!
- Hell yeah! - Whoo!
All right, Max, What you got?
So right now, I have, like, kind of an A-frame
just 'cause the structural integrity of an A is much better
-than, like, two slides. - Well, hell yeah.
-Oh, yeah. - So I need time to tie off,
and then we need someone to get a fire going.
- Good job, Max. - Yo, whaddup?
Actually, I already have a stick.
- You just need to get a fire going. - Perfect. Perfect.
- All right. I'll do that. - Yeah, here you go.
Max has been out here in the burning sand
and the sun, working by himself.
Matt and I come in, but it doesn't mean it's a given.
Everyone else is here.
This is a hell of a challenge.
This is high-energy, very intense,
fierce competitors.
So, we definitely got to get our bleep] together.
- What are you thinking? - We need long, straight...
How high up do you think that is?
Jamie, what do you think?
- I think, 10-foot ladder? 10-foot ladder? - We need some sticks.
We need one with Y-sticks on it, though,
so that we can attach rungs.
- So, like, one, two, three, four... - Perfect.
...and then we just get a long stick,
- a long stick... - Well, we have to secure it.
Okay. Let's get another one of these.
- Trish, what about this right here? - Well, it's got a branch.
- I don't even know... - It had to be dead, breaking.
Um...
See this one. Can you hold this? Yeah. Yeah.
- Okay, Trish... - Yep?
The other pole is over there.
I'm just creating some rungs.
What other pole? Where did you leave it?
- The one you have, just put it over that one right there. - No, we just cut this one.
No, we just cut this.
We just cut this. I don't know where your other one is.
What? He set it down?
- I don't know where he put it. - Oh, my God.
I'm gonna make...
more rungs.
What if we did a couple of, like, branches
with a couple of the... like more of this?
Well, that's what I'm saying. Like, these are gonna go.
The rungs are gonna go in there.
- Yeah. - Yeah, if we get...
It'd be really good to have Jermaine here.
I know. I don't know what's taking him so long. He was right behind me.
Jermaine!
I'm looking for Jermaine. He should be coming down that hill any minute now.
I hope so.
This is definitely a challenge
that helps to have all three here.
Right now, the stakes are huge.
- Jermaine! - Jermaine!
It's so hot right now.
2 Jermaine!
I'm looking for Jermaine. He should be coming down that hill any minute now.
I hope so.
- Jermaine! - Jermaine!
Yeah?
- Let's go! - Get down here!
Coming!
This is definitely a challenge that helps to have all three here.
With the hide asset won by Jermaine and Cheeny,
and the rope asset claimed by Laura and Matt,
all camps are now focused on the final cache,
the bow and arrows.
- So, this is, like, wedged in here. - Okay.
- We don't necessarily need cordage for it. - Right.
We can do something similar with this.
- They don't have to be even. - Like, this one's wedged.
Yeah, that one's wedged.
We need one more down there.
We're working it,
and within minutes of being ready
to have a try at burning that bow down out of that tree.
I'll climb the ladder 'cause I'm the lightest, yeah?
- Yeah. - Okay.
I'm gonna go get more reeds.
- You wanna keep tying? - I got a quick idea.
- Yeah? - All right.
All right, so, you know, these are gonna wanna slide.
Oh, so there's a couple that are on, uh, Ys.
I see that, but what if we... what if you just pick us up a whole bunch of Ys?
We can set minimum of two.
We lay it against the tree.
- With those other Ys underneath these... - Underneath it?
...they're strong enough to stand on right off the bat.
- Hardly need the tie 'em. - Oh, it's a genius idea.
Let's do it.
So, Max put the hard work and got the actual structure together for the ladder.
It's a classic ladder, five-run design,
but the problem is, those rungs slide.
We gotta get some Y-sticks.
Those Y-sticks are gonna become extra support for the rungs.
So right now, I'm just cutting a little bit more support beams.
Matt came up with a great idea that'll help us.
Sometimes you get stuck, where you're only focused
on what you're doing, and you haven't stepped back
to look at your design and see if there's any flaws in it.
So, just having Matt's experience is huge.
Everyone is working a 100-percent,
giving it their everything
to try to secure this last resource.
So, we don't have a second to spare.
So I am, right now, trying to make a fire.
All right, fire's done. So...
Nice. That was quick, girl.
Hell, yeah.
Keep it kind of going till we need it.
All right. What are we attaching to the stick
to have the fire in?
You got your knife. Maybe try to split the end
and we'll be able to maybe jam something into it.
Okay.
We decided to go for a shorter ladder.
Because of these materials, it's a lot lighter.
But due to that, we need a longer torch.
I got different materials.
- Nice. - Goes in for dry grass.
Yeah, yeah.
Max splits the top of the piece of wood,
and I am jamming down pieces of paperbark in there
along with a long piece of burning pine on a branch.
Hoping this torch is good enough
and that it can last long enough
to light this spiderweb so we can secure this bow.
What do you think? Should I put my fat ass up there?
- Or should we-- - I mean, you're the-- you're the tallest,
- but how-- how's your-- - It's definitely you.
- It's me? - Yeah, as long as you don't hate heights.
No.
- These rungs, we had 'em all supported with Y's. - Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Should hold your weight no problem.
Yeah. We're getting pretty close.
But here we go.
It just doesn't match up.
No, it sure doesn't.
- Okay, okay. - Um...
All right. I'm going to go and try and find another one.
Guys, I have fire.
Yeah, well, it's a little early.
It-- It's okay.
- Uh... - I'd rather have it and feed it
than not have it when we need it.
That pole you got...
- Yeah? - ...it's probably long enough.
I think that should do it.
- Boom. - Let's go!
Yeah, yeah.
You ready? You ready? Come on, let's do this.
Yeah!
Let's go.
Here. Set it up. Set it up.
Get a long stick for the fire!
Hurry, hurry, hurry!
I'm trying. I'm [bleep] always hurrying.
Please do.
- Okay. - Ready?
Somebody hold this fire.
- Yeah. - Okay, hold it, hold it.
- Max. Let me know when. - All right.
- This is your powerhouse spot right there. - Okay. Okay.
- Where? - Right here. Come on.
We're trying to get this ladder set up.
Yeah, get something-- My hand's here.
- Got it. Move your hand, move you hand. Okay. - You're good.
I climb up, hoping that it's gonna hold.
I'm talking to my group in this moment,
and I look down and I'm like,
"This thing seems strong."
Hold that-- Whoa. That's good.
- Top rung. - That one right there.
The trust I have in this moment for my group
is literally with my life.
- All right. We're good. - Nice.
- Just keep going. - All right, all right, all right.
Don't look at them. We've got it.
Keep going. She might not get it.
Keep burning. Keep burning. Keep burning.
I'm hoping the fire lasts long enough
to actually get this web burned
so that we can get the bow down.
You're good. You're good. You're good.
Ah, yeah!
Let's go!
Jamie.
Nice try, guys.
Aah! They [bleep] got it.
God, disheartening, yo.
Way to go.
Yes!
Oh, yes!
You know, the team worked together flawlessly today.
It was absolutely incredible.
We got two of the three items.
- Get in here. - Yes!
- Strong. - Oh! Let's go.
I just got a bow in my hand.
And you know what happens when the savage gets a bow.
Power trio!
Holy [bleep]!
Oh, my God!
- Whoo! - In here. Get in here!
- Aah! - I love you guys!
Yes.
Whoo!
Let's go.
That was a slow walk for me.
Jesus Christ, you guys.
That's [bleep] up.
Let's find some shade. - Let's get some shade.
We already have a bow and arrow.
That hide is gonna be clutch.
The only win that they have is that rope.
We have fishing asset and we have a hunting asset.
- And now we have a hide. - And we have a hide.
We're the team to beat.
- Yeah. - Let's go.
Aah!
The [bleep] cavalry showed up.
The cavalry showed up.
That's outside the box.
- Yeah, that was perfect. - Heck yeah.
- Ideal. - Can't read that in a book.
I mean, you could script it.
- That's it right there. - You gotta live it.
Matt, Max, and Laura,
they performed today.
But if they feel like they're the A-team
or the number one team,
you better get ready, strap in,
because we're here, man. We're here.
- Are you still happy? - Yeah.
Just look out. Just look out. We're coming.
2 Ooh.
Whew.
I think it's always disappointing to come home
after a cash challenge with no cash.
I know.
I think more than anything,
our pride was just a little hurt
because we didn't win anything.
But that was our first test to how we work together,
and I think it went really well.
We learned each other's communication styles
and what we need in those moments.
And moving forward,
we're going to be a lot more dialed in together.
That hide was huge.
- Yeah. - As soon as I saw it,
- I was like-- I was like... - Oh, yeah.
..."We need this."
Because we've been cold at night.
I know.
My issue with our camp at the moment
is we're not moving forward.
We're not making our situation better.
And part of that is we're exhausted.
These challenges take a lot out of you.
But that doesn't mean that we can sit back
and just slowly die out here.
I'm gonna wash the poop off myself.
Yeah.
I'm gonna wash off.
I need to get this off me.
I'm going to take it slowly, take it carefully,
because I am noticing a little bit of swelling
around the site where I had my surgery.
My doctors cleared me, but this is proving
way harder on my body than I thought.
Feels good to have this thing.
Right?
My God, we're gonna finally be warm.
We already have a bow and arrow,
but if you get hypothermia at night
or can't get any sleep,
like nothing else really matters.
This is gonna keep us strong into the next competitions.
And I feel like we are
the number one team to beat out here.
So, I mean, we definitely...
came out a winner,
because, what, two camps didn't get anything.
Yeah, two camps got zero assets.
Yeah.
And one of those two camps,
we stole their fishing line and hooks.
Or I did.
Yeah, so they're hurting right now.
Yeah.
I feel like today was a brutal first camp challenge.
It was hot, and...
there was a lot of tough competition out there.
I don't trust Trish.
And it is a competition.
So I'm not letting my guard down with her.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I feel very bothered.
It's all good.
Well, how about at least check the water
and see if there's any water in the pot?
- Yeah. - Because we'll need that.
Yeah, [bleep] beauty!
Yes!
Here we [bleep] go!
Mmm-hmm.
These hides...
are literally amazing.
They are huge.
We cut them,
and we all get to have one.
It is so cold out.
I can't imagine what life is like
in the other camps right now.
I'm a little concerned about my surgery area,
so I'm gonna get the medic to come
and see if they can take a look.
Okay.
No.
Yeah.
Ky's swelling and discomfort
could be early signs of infection.
The medics will monitor her condition closely,
as a serious infection cannot be treated in the bush.
2 Okay, I'm gonna go get some water.
Okay.
The medics told me to rest and hydrate today,
so I'm trying to take it easy.
Well, last night was [bleep] crazy, huh?
Yeah.
I've survived with Ky a lot, and, you know,
there's no one better than Ky out here.
She is as real as they get and as strong as they get.
You know, losing Ky as a camp mate would be devastating to us.
I hope she's all right. That's all that matters.
I don't...
I hope she's all right, too.
The problem with overexerting yourself
this early in the game is it can lead to burnout.
So things like being comfortable,
finding food, getting sleep.
Hydration and water sources
are going to be absolutely key for me right now.
We need to focus on survival.
Yeah, we can't lose momentum now.
Yeah, no.
I feel like there's probably a challenge
coming up any day now.
I am inspired by the way that Ky moves forward
and pushes on and proves herself
and keeps up with the boys.
Um, that's something that I've always done in my life.
But this is kind of scary
because there's a lot of concern
around the increasing swelling at her surgery site.
Today, I just want Ky to be safe.
I want her to take care of herself.
Her health is more important than her being out here.
Now that I got a bow in my hand,
I'm doing a little preliminary scout.
When you step into an entirely new country,
new terrain, like Australia, everything's different,
the smells, the sounds, the way this place works,
the way animals move.
I have to figure it out on the fly.
I'm seeing a couple of signs of pigs.
But, right now, I'm learning
that you have to wake up early before the sun gets up
if you really want to have a chance.
Boy, last night was great.
It was.
Because it's warm now.
The pelt was the big win.
It was.
Today, we should do the fishing thing.
We should. We should go further down.
All day. Further down.
- Okay. - Yeah.
In case we have a challenge tomorrow.
If we can catch a lot of fish,
maybe we invite Max and them over for dinner.
We're getting to the phase
where people are gonna start bartering things.
See if maybe they'll return the favor.
We're giving them food,
yes, we're of course gonna ask for something in return.
So we trade them fish in return for some meat
if they get lucky.
That's the objective.
Right?
Max and Laura and Matt,
when they won their bow competition yesterday,
uh, they were hooting and hollering,
"We're the A-team."
And I just have objection to that.
So the A-team should be fed...
So I think it's a...
It's a good way to get...
Yeah.
Let's mount up.
Okay. Let me put my [bleep] away
and take what I need for the day.
Everything that you get in a competition like this
is a form of currency.
If I share food,
it's because I'm purchasing something.
I'm not just giving it for no reason.
- Let's get one of those big ones today, Cheeny. - Up there.
Yeah, let's catch a bunch of fish.
We're the only group without fishhooks right now.
- I know. - Yeah.
And I feel like we put a huge target on our backs.
- Huge target. - No everyone's just gonna starve us out.
- Yeah. - And they're all catching fish right now.
Like, good fish.
Yeah.
Meanwhile, we're, uh...
two bows up.
Hopefully that helps us in the long run.
We're just on a walkabout.
Awesome. Awesome.
Y'all fishing down that way?
Yeah. And I was gonna tell you guys,
if we can get, like,
a good amount of fish,
we're gonna have you guys over for dinner.
If we can pull in four or five fish...
- Yeah. - Yeah.
...that's plenty enough for everybody.
Enjoy that stolen line.
Listen, I didn't steal it.
I only use what's stolen.
And if you ain't stealing,
- you ain't trying. - Yeah.
It's the game, but I--
when I bring this fish, will you eat it?
It's like...
every fish is just riddled with karma.
Jermaine and Cheeny, they have the fishing asset
that Patrick stole from Jamie.
And as much as I'm hungry,
you know, would love some fish,
there's something bad about the taste of something
that was acquired through being stolen.
Just so you know, every fish you eat is a little karma.
- That's true. - Look, Patrick... I just want to say,
Patrick's Patrick.
- Yeah. - He does what he does.
He takes off. He comes back.
He does his thing.
We had no clue.
- Karma food is okay. - Yeah.
You got to do what you got to do.
Matt, Max and Laura
are giving us some crap this morning
about the stolen fishing line.
But that's part of the game.
You're allowed to steal.
And now we have a line and a hook,
and we have to eat out here.
We have to keep our energy up for this competition.
It's a tough position to be in,
but I'm just doing what I have to do right now
to get through this challenge.
It's funny how easily somebody will justify a stolen item.
God damn, right?
This is where we, uh...
did the hide challenge yesterday.
When you came down the hill, did you look in that pool?
Oh, right away.
Yeah, I saw tons of fish.
There's a nice little pool there.
Oh, Jermaine, there's a deep spot right here.
There's a deep spot. Yeah.
- Yeah. - Let's fish it.
These big boys are sitting
and just waiting for some love.
I got the love for 'em.
Fish on!
Yeah, Jermaine!
Fresh one!
Yeah, baby!
That's a good-sized fish.
Yeah, she's good.
Nice, buddy.
So we see this amazing fishing hole.
Just like that.
And we are catching fish hand over fist.
Hell yeah, Jermaine!
And they're big.
Catch a couple-- few of those.
They're like 10 inches long and super-meaty.
And we got more bait in my hand.
I'm gonna go catch a brother and sister.
Yeah, baby! We eating today!
Jermaine and I have found
the most glorious fishing hole.
Fish on!
Yeah, Jermaine!
Nice!
Dude, he's a monster.
This seems to be the money spot.
We're just gonna camp out here,
and we're gonna just keep fishin' this hole
until the fish stop biting.
Fish!
Go, go, go! Take your time. Take your time.
- Keep going! Keep going! - Ho-ho!
- It's a big one. - Keep going.
Sucka!
- Ah, yeah, baby! - Ooh, this is a [bleep] honker!
- Are you [bleep] kiddin' me? - Yeah, baby!
- Oh, my gosh. - Cheeny, hold that sucker up.
Oh, my God, look at that beastie.
That's what I'm talking about!
It's a weird thing...
when, you know, you have a stolen fishing asset,
and we're doing better than the people who have...
you know, who we stole it from.
Yo, what up, fam?
Hey, it's Patrick.
Oh.
We got a surprise for you, bud.
Oh, [bleep]!
It's the biggest one I've seen out here.
Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!
Wait.
- What? - Yeah.
Holy [bleep]!
I steal 'em. You catch 'em.
That's right. If you ain't stealing,
you ain't trying.
We got-- we got company.
- There he is. - What? Who?
- Jermaine. He's fishing down here. - Oh.
There's Cheeny.
Walked quite a bit down the stream,
we've came across Jermaine, Patrick, and Cheeny.
All right, stay here with this while I clean this one please.
Yep.
We were hoping that we were going to be
the only ones fishing this far upriver,
but they followed Patrick,
and now they know that this spot is good.
I can't believe they've just found our fishing hole.
This is our spot,
and we were here first.
- Oh, look at this. - Oh, right here, look. Right here.
Right here, bro. Right here.
Right... right here.
Yup. Let's do it. Let's do it.
Here.
Up on top so we can just drop in.
They are standing literally in the hole
that we just caught those big fish out of.
I really don't want anybody fishing that hole
except for Bluffs Camp,
so of course I'm gonna misdirect them a little bit.
You're not gonna get one there.
You said what?
Just 'cause I love y'all, you're off the hole.
We're off the hole?
Get as far deep as you can,
throw it at that rock.
Watch what happens.
Nice.
Thank you for loving us.
You're a good man.
Our camp...
is a machine.
We're jelling,
we're warm,
and we're eating more than the other camps.
I think that puts us in a very...
good position for upcoming challenges.
So freaking pretty.
Berry picking adventures with, uh, Darrin and Kaiela.
Bush is covered!
Picking berries till dark!
Better than nothing.
Ky, unfortunately, does not feel good right now.
I am really nervous about Ky
on whether her body will be able to keep up.
Ky was my partner on the last OS,
and she is one of the most genuine
skilled survivalists I have ever met.
Ky doesn't complain about pain or discomfort at all,
and so we're a little worried.
Chill out. That was a lot of calories burned
for no gain, unfortunately.
Yeah. Well...
Yeah.
I'm starting to get a little bit concerned.
The swelling is increasing.
With Ky's condition not improving,
medics are called in
to reassess the swelling in her abdomen.
With your recent surgery
and the intensity of these challenges,
I'm gonna have to run some tests
to make sure something more serious isn't going on.
Okay.
Medics will check Ky's vitals
and perform a field urine test
looking for possible infection,
which could result in her removal from the challenge.
Ky is then returned to camp to await her test results.
So how are you guys feeling this morning?
- Yeah, great. - Feeling good,
- feeling strong. - How are you feeling
knowing that I found a scroll?
- Ooh! - Ho-ho-ho! Bring it on!
"Proceed to the map...
...to flex your mussels and test your skills."
Oh, they spelt "mussels"
- M-U-S-S-E-L-S. - As "mussels."
Let's go.
The survivalists have been instructed to head to the river,
where they will learn the details of their next challenge.
Alpha's not here.
Hmm.
This is fishy.
I think we're, uh, missing some people.
Mmm.
There's a whole 'nother chunk of people.
Whoa!
There's only two.
- Where's Ky? - What the [bleep]?
Hey, Darrin, is Ky like lagging behind?
Ky got medivacked last night.
2 That's pitifulness right there.
That little snake.
That bleep] pisses me off.
Aah!
For this competition,
the PSR, or primitive survival rating,
weighs an individual's survival skills
and items collected
to determine the likelihood
of becoming the last one standing.
Yep, yep.
Using her bushcraft expertise...
- We got it! Yeah! - Oh!
...Laura secured the cached rope...
Keep going, Laura! Keep going!
...and bow and arrows.
Ah, yeah!
Her PSR notches up from 9.7 to 9.8.
Paperbark should not burn.
After a strong start on day 1...
Yes!
Guys, I have fire.
Yeah, well, it's a little early.
It's okay.
I'd rather have it and feed it.
...Suzanne struggled to work with her camp...
Trish, stop.
...and couldn't secure any cached assets.
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. - It's good.
Her PSR falls from 7.9 to 7.7.
Yoo! That's it.
After scoring a massive hide...
This is gonna be lovely.
This is amazing.
...Jermaine continued his success while fishing...
Fish on!
Yeah, Jermaine!
...and is looking to stake his spot in the competition...
We're gonna have you guys over for dinner.
The A-team should be fed...
...launching his PSR from 7.5 to 7.8.
To see all the survivalists' PSR rankings,
head over to Facebook.com/NakedandAfraid.
2 "Proceed to the map...
...to flex your mussels and test your skills."
Let's go.
I think we're, uh, missing some people.
There's a whole 'nother chunk of people.
Yeah.
Whoa!
- Wow. - No way!
- There's only two. - Where's Ky?
Hey, Darrin, is Ky like lagging behind?
Ky got medivacked last night...
- ...in the middle of the night. - What?
- No! - Why?
Ky's stomach, uh, was swelling up
over the last couple of days, and...
Oh, my God.
Ky.
What?
Hello. Okay...
Me?
What?
Oh.
Okay.
Ky has tested positive for infection.
The medics cannot determine the cause
of her infection in the bush. That's freaking crazy.
So, out of an abundance of caution,
they decide she must be treated in a hospital
and medically evacuated from the challenge.
Well, [bleep], guys.
Dude from last year...
- Thank you, love. - ...take it.
- Love you. - Aw, I love you, too.
- Love you. - You get better.
This challenge did not go as I expected.
I went out on the back of major surgery,
and I was feeling good.
I really hoped that I'd be able
to stay in for a long time,
and I really don't want to leave this challenge.
I'm sorry, I--
I'm like-- Oh, man.
- I know! - I'm trying hard.
- Yeah. - No, you're doing so well.
Yeah. I'm very sorry.
Unfortunately, this season of ast One Standing
is over for me.
I feel really sad and frustrated
that I wasn't able to continue in this competition.
I'm disappointed with the way this challenge went.
Out of seven challenges, this was my first
and hopefully my last early departure.
Ky is rushed to a local hospital for further treatment...
where she makes a full recovery...
as 11 survivalists continue fighting
to be the last one standing.
- Wow. - In like 30 seconds, she was gone.
- We were, like-- hadn't even woken up. - Yeah.
- Oh, no. - Oh, my God!
Knowing Ky,
and knowing that she got med-tapped,
I know...
I know that it had to be bad,
especially if they medivacked her
in the middle of the night.
I was hoping to be able to go mano a mano,
you know, against her at some point, so.
Ky, I hope everything's good.
I hope you're strong. I hope you heal up well.
But know that I would have wished
to have you out here to compete against you.
This is anybody's game.
Anybody who leaves is one step closer
for me to get to the end.
And I don't care who goes first or second,
as long as they go.
You know, guys, I'm gonna read the scroll
in Ky's honor. And...
I told her last year,
"Don't mourn the fallen in survival.
You don't have time for that."
And that's what we're gonna do here.
We're gonna remember her after this challenge.
"Today, we'll test your bushcraft skills.
Each camp must work together to build a baited three-stick
spring snare trap."
"The last camp to complete their trap
face an elimination challenge."
Wow.
Wow.
Everybody sees that we're down a person,
and I think that that puts a target on us
because we're the weak link here.
Ooh-hoo.
- Wow. - Wow.
Ultimately, I do need my competitors weaker.
When you have an advantage in ast One Standing,
you have to take it.
If Darrin and I get sent to elimination,
we are going to go head-to-head,
and I do not want to do that.
All right, here we go.
Your challenge starts now.
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