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No one's safe here.

I might be in serious trouble.

...the toughest survival
competition on the planet

goes down under,

as 14 of the world's
most elite survivalists

take on the Australian Outback
for one month...

- Aah!
- ...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."

- Whoa!
- Whoa!

...to win $100,000.

Yes!

Failure means elimination.

Oh!

The competition is real

and people are getting
eliminated fast.

The Outback has been taking
people out left and right.

You give up
in survival, you die.

Only one with the will...

This is $100,000 on the line.

I'm not going home!

...will become...

I am ready to fight.

...the last one standing.

Australia!

Previously on
Last One Standing...

The survivalists competed

in an Aboriginal Australian
shelter building challenge.

We can put it right here.
This is the biggest piece.

While the camps
of Max and Kaiela,

Matt and Darrin...

Whoo!

...and Patrick
and Cheeny found success...

We're not going home!

- ...Laura...
- Ow!

- ...and Trish...
- Ow, [bleep].

...sustained serious injuries.

I feel like
damaged goods right now.

And heatstroke
caused Jamie

to be removed
from the competition.

One, two, three, go.

The winning groups
advanced to zone 2...

One, two, three.

...where,
based on order of finish,

Max and Kaiela picked first
and took a calculated risk.

I'll take Laura
with a broken neck

over 90% of
the survivalists out here.

Would you like
to stay with us?

You know, there was
definitely the gamble,

picking Laura.

And Matt sent Jermaine
back to Cheeny and Patrick,

further fueling their camp's
internal conflict.

- Jermaine's driving
Patrick nuts.
- Yep.

I would say, if
we put them three together,

one of them's tapping out
because they
don't want to be here.

Again, I'm gonna be
on a team with Patrick.

I don't deal with
bull [bleep],

and there's a lot of
bull [bleep] in this camp.

This is a stressful situation.

What the [bleep]?

Oh, my God,
Jermaine's on his way here.

That's bull [bleep].

- Hey!
- Oh, my [bleep] Christ.

They picked Trish
over Jermaine.

Oh, stop.

So dramatic.

Hey, guys.

- Jermaine.
- What's up?

I guess our group
will never be disbanded,

- literally.
- Yeah.

- Welcome home.
- What's up?

Oh, my gosh.

I didn't expect this.

I guess the other teams

already picked
their camp mates,

and they just made us be
back with Jermaine.

What the [bleep], you guys?
You [bleep].

- Welcome back, dude.
- Yeah.

Kind of dreading the same
old headaches in camp.

So where's the other people?

- Trish and...
- Trish is with Matt.

- Okay.
- And...

And Laura's with Max.

- Okay.
- Okay.

Our camp has been
together since day one.

Nobody else here can say that.

And, you know,
I'm sorry that some people

are probably not too happy
you're not getting along,

but this is hard.

Suck it up, buttercup,

because to be
the last one standing,

your camp needs to be strong.

And we were thinking
we were gonna get Trish.

We figured
you would get picked first,

then Laura.

Yeah, it kind of was
a drop-off.

It was like, "You're there."
We just kept walking.

Wait. They didn't choose?

We were just like,
"Laura, you're here.

It's your people."

- And then...
Trish is with Matt.
- Trish is with Matt.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

Jermaine told us
that nobody chose anybody...

uh, after the competition,

that they were just
put in camps.

We know he's lying to us.

Jermaine's ego
has already been hit.

He's lost the shelter
building competition,

and now he's the last kid
at dodgeball to get picked.

I can see
the doubt in his eyes.

So I'm gonna slowly
fill his mind with doubt,

and these mind games
are gonna chip away at him

and he's gonna take himself
out of this competition.

I think this is our fate.

This is the universe
trying to tell us something.

Yeah.

Ah, this fish looks amazing.

You guys are awesome.
Thank you so much.

It's all about
getting you back to strength.

- You know? You had a rough--
- Thank you.

That's a rough go
you just went through.

Thank you.

You were surprised
we picked you?

Yeah, I was.

I absolutely was.
But, uh--

We figured you'd be a
lot easier to get along with.

I know Jermaine did not want

to go back with Tricky
and Cheeny,

his original camp.

That also crossed our mind.

- Yup.
- Yeah.

Patrick,
he's here to play the game.

He's a trickster.
That's why I named him Tricky.

But it makes you a target,

and, uh...

I think it's totally
turned around on Patrick.

- You guys are devious.
- And we figured--

Yeah.

You chess-playing
mother [bleep].

If there's a rift,
we might as well

let that rift keep jacking--
you know, keep going.

Patrick's karma
kind of came around,

and Jermaine is
left to drive Patrick wild.

That's a little powder
keg over there, simmering.

And now it just got
re-simmered.

They were super-excited
to get a refresh,

and, uh, we're putting them
in deja vu.

Darrin, did we just
play the game a little bit?

Dude, you guys just
mental-chessed the
out of Last One Standing.

And I'm so glad
I'm here for it.

We're gonna be hungry.
- Yup.

We got a bow,
but we have no fishing asset.

So our food options are
pretty limited.

- Yeah.
- It does suck

'cause we had
the best assets in the game.

We had fishing, hunting,
and hides.

Just gonna have to
steal a hook.

Meh.
Stealing's your game, Tricky.

- I know.
- That sounds like fun.

Yeah.

But the thing is,
we know there's animals here.

Yeah.
Wish we had a fishing kit.

But we have a boat.

And I would really love an
opportunity for the next hunt.

Well...

Yeah, that'd be sweet.

Cool.

I'm just trying to
give you some advice.

Well,
if I see pigs, I'm shooting.

Patrick and Jermaine,

sometimes the guys will
kind of bicker back and forth,

and I have to step in
and be Mom and break 'em up.

I've been taking all of
the negative stuff in stride,

but, mentally, it is a drain.

Dude, seriously,
get some shots in,

just to practice.

Every day
we're out here surviving,

we lose weight,
we lose calories,

we're losing muscle.

Let's do a little bit of
target practice.

To get a pig out here
is absolutely incredibly huge.

You could eat 100 fish,

and it will never be the same

as sitting there,
gorge-feeding yourself

on a nice fresh pig kill.

It has salt.
It has protein.

It's going to be
those calories we need

to replenish what we've lost.

The vitals of a pig,
about that big.

Out here, practice is crucial.

Practice is essential.

It's not an option.

It's mandatory.

You know,
sometime around maybe day 8,

I had missed a pig.

It's in here.

I know it's in here somewhere.

It was disheartening.

But, as my dad would say,

you got to shake it off
and walk it out.

You have to practice
every single day

to really hone
those skills in properly.

Dead pig.

To respect the animal's life,

you must become super
proficient with your weapon.

And you always got to prepare
for those unexpected shots.
It's hard to do.

It takes
a little core strength.

But doable.

Every day, I'm strategizing
what's going to make it

for the next 27 days.

I'm gonna have
to be the fastest.

I'm gonna have
to be the most precise.

So when the hunt comes,

I'll be ready.

That's a dead pig all day
right there.

We have not eaten
a big protein score.

So every hunt we go on,

the stakes
are incredibly high.

We've got to eat.
We need protein ASAP.

Right here.

Jermaine and I decided
to check out a new area

to go out on this hunt.

I am new to bow hunting.

Even though I do
shoot a lot back home

and I've been practicing
out here,

Patrick's
been hunting a bunch,

but Jermaine
has the most experience.

I don't care about the glory.

I care about eating.

So I tell Jermaine,
"You are shooting first.

I will shoot second."

It was a good shot.

It was an inch below.

It was so close, man.

To miss always sucks,

but our goal is a pig.

Jeez, they're just tastier.

We need something
with fat on it.

I think it's gonna be
a hot one today.

Mmm-hmm.

Maybe have a little roof

and some shade
over the top of us.

I think I'm gonna
do a little cabana style...

- Yeah, do it!
- ...situation.

I'm gonna
use all of the paper bark

from the last challenge.

Maybe try to, like,
build a little lean-to,

instead of
the Aboriginal dome.

This is looking bangin'.

That's awesome.

It's a lot of energy to
put out in these challenges,

and it's been so hot out here.

Laura, her neck got injured.

She's not the same Laura,

and I got to make sure
that she's strong

because she's an asset,
not a liability.

Making it a home.

Making it homey.

Now it's time to start
thinking about hunting.

- We need to have bacon.
- I know.

I've taken
several animals with bows,

so I feel pretty comfortable

when it comes down to
getting the shot.

Yeah.

Fish are constant.

That should be your staple.

But the pigs
are extraordinary.

Hopefully, I can get out
and get on a hunt tomorrow.

Hoo. Let's go.

So I hand the bow to Cheeny.

It's her turn to lead.

Too bad they're not
good to eat.

I know.

Oh, [bleep]!

Arrows! Arrows!

- Take that.
- Arrows!

2
Oh!

Just gonna tire
this little piglet out.

Oh, we're getting this one.

God damn it!

Jesus Christ!

God damn it!

I was that [bleep] close to
getting a piglet.

I know.
I got close to a piglet, too.

I just burned myself.

I know.

It's frustrating.

We missed, by a hair,
a deer and a hog.

To go after an animal,
walking for miles,

you know, that sucks.

To score an animal
would ensure

that we had enough protein
to have energy

for any challenge that's
coming up.

But we're walking away
with nothing,

and all that weighs on
somebody like me.

It put me in
a weird mind space.

Mmm.
Looks like they got nothing.

Hey, Patrick.

She almost got one.

Almost.

Found some scapulas.

- Nice.
- So...

We shot at the fawn...

- Shot at a pig.
- Shot at a pig.

- Chased some piglets.
- Chased some piglets.

The bow's been
in plenty of hands,

and nobody's come up
with anything yet.

So it just goes to show
how difficult it is out here.

Well, you took
a shot at a small--

- At a fawn.
- At a fawn.

Just under him.

Yeah. Just. Like that.
- Yeah.

That's why I was
trying to get you to practice.

I know, from last year...

- It's cursed.
- ...Link and Jeff were saying

that to get, like, the shot,

you have
to like practice a lot.

I was like literally...

Yeah.

- Yeah.
- It literally-- It-- it--

it tickled the belly.

I'm getting really frustrated
with Jermaine right now

because he's not listening
to a word I say.

Jermaine won't even
target practice with the bow,

but insists that
he's the best archer here.

It's weird. It's like
they lose their energy.

That's what I was trying...
- 'Cause it's so--

...to warn you guys about.
Yeah.

That's his strategy to take
people out of the game, is...

annoy them, frustrate them.

Uh, because it's really...

the strategy is not based
in actually skill.

Uh, he knows
that the other competitors

are more skilled than him.

I need a nap
'cause I'm blown-out.

So close today.

Yeah.

What up?

Uh-oh.

Oh, God.

I think everybody now knows

that Tricky is here
to play as shady as possible.

If you guys want,
we can like leave a, uh...

- Nope. Nada.
- ...fishin' line there.

- No.
You want us to? Okay.
- You know, and then I'll...

I'll give you guys a fish
every time I catch two.

Oh, that's great.

Yeah. No.

How'd Jermaine do
on his hunt?

Yeah, they had...

He missed like three shots

- on different animals.
- Oh, Jesus.

Jermaine should have
been practicing
with the bow a little bit.

'Cause he's like, "I missed
the deer by that much."

If you miss by that much,

you would have missed
the kill zone

- by... and it would have
hit the deer...
- By that much.

...somewhere in its body.

And then they chased piglets
around everywhere, and...

Jesus.

They lost those, too.

What the heck?

That's why we picked Trish.

Picking Trish over Jermaine
was a tactical decision.

And that strategy is working.

Some people's clock's ticking.

You know what I mean?

Which direction is the clock?

The clock is sending
a mother [bleep] home.

Yeah.

All right, right now,
early morning.

Mission objective,

bacon.

- All right.
- Good luck.

- Good luck to you.
- Have a good day.

- You got it.
- Hell yeah.

- All the pig vibes.
- Later.

Oink, oink.

Oink, oink, oink, oink.

Kaiela's already got
a little bit of
skin and bones on her.

And Laura,
her neck is messed up.

But you want to make sure
you take care of your assets,

so today I'm going hunting.

I've proven myself
to be a hunter.

Warthog.

Got him.

So, hopefully,
we can get a pig...

If you can get a pig
on the spit,

you're winning.

It's getting complicated.

This is a small area,

and we have three people
with a bow.

And when you compete for
hunting grounds,

it often messes up everybody.

Having people walking
through the hunting ground,

spooking stuff,
getting in the way.

If we, all three, are trying
to hunt this very small area,

most likely,
nobody will get a shot.

Competing to feast on pig.

This is a real-deal hunting
and survival situation.

And I know Matt is
a sharpshooter,

but I'm not too bad myself.

I want to prove
that I can still hunt,

and I can still do all those
things that I did in Africa.

I just nailed an impala.

Oh, my God.

Thank you.

It's a battle
and it's a challenge

to see who can be
the first one to get a pig.

If he takes the shot,

will they split the pig
with us?

Will we split the pig with him
if I take the shot?

I didn't come all the way
to Australia to lose.

Here,
you can't share $100,000.

If Max gets a pig,

I don't know that he would
share it with everybody.

I came here to win.

I came here to
be the last one standing.

And I should have known
at the bottom of that tree

is just
the smallest little root.

The [bleep] bow then
hits the root,

threw my shot low and left.

And no bacon
on the end of that arrow.

No one to blame on that shot
but myself.

I had a clean shot, too,

but I let Matt take the shot.

He missed, unfortunately,
and I'm thinking in my head,

"Oh, I should have done that.
I should've done that."

That's kind of how it goes.

Looks like
I'm starving tonight.

So that kind of puts me
in a tough spot.

Which side do you want?

I'm gonna start in the middle,

just stand on this delta
and...

Cool.

Maybe I'll walk this way, actually.

It looks like easier walking
to go further.

Kaiela and I decided
we're gonna go fishing.

They had some luck with this
fishing hole yesterday,

so I'm going
to hopefully catch

and pay back some of the fish
they gave me last night

when I showed up to camp.

Oh, God, I could just sit up
on that big tree.

I have to let
my neck heal right now.

I'm really disappointed
that I can't go 100%.

I don't care how many days
surviving out here,

nobody's safe.

Even legends can go home
at any time.

Do you have any luck
down there?

I just think
it's like kind of shallow

for them to be biting
this time of day.

Yeah.

I mean, we were fishing about
this time of day yesterday,

but I also think it might be
a little bit hotter.

And then, also,

they just seem to, like,
not bite two days in a row.

Yeah.

Come on, big fellas.

That
shelter building challenge
was extremely brutal,

and, uh, I would love to have
a couple of days to recover,

but, you know, it's
not just losing a challenge

that can take you out
out here.

It's the fatigue.

It's the not taking in
enough calories.

I have a really fast
metabolism.

I have to eat a lot

to maintain
the weight that I am.

And it's gonna
get harder and harder

as things move along.

Yeah, I mean, there's tons of
little fish milling about.

I'm getting bites,

but they're all just
a little bit too small.

This morning,

I actually saw
the pigs go to bed.

And what that means is,

I saw them leave the meadow
first light

and go into
a certain parts of the trees.

So I feel
like I tucked them in.

I let them sit in there
and feel comfortable.

And I'm hoping
those pigs come out

and they walk right back out

where I saw them go in
this morning.

All right,
so what I'm gonna do is

I'm gonna grab a branch
off of this fig tree.

These figs are not ripe,

but these pigs are gonna stop
and see if they're ripe.

If I can get them to stop,
I'll get a shot.

I'm setting up a small blind
right below this big rock.

All right. So, right now...

right now I'm sitting in
this little blind,

and I've been here for about
an hour, hour and a half.

It is a, uh...

Eerie quiet.

Being patient.

Can't move.
Can't really do anything...

but wait.

2

[bleep] yeah!
Got him! [bleep] yeah!

Hoo! Pig down, baby.
Pig down.

That was the perfect shot.

I think it went clear through.
It looked like a hard shot.

I know, right now,
this pig is somewhere.

An injured boar
can not only kill you,

it could kill multiple people.

I need to make sure I get him
before he gets me.

[bleep] yeah!

yeah!

Yeah, baby!

Oh!

Oh, my God.

I have taken more big game
than anyone,

but, I'll tell you, this one
means some of the most to me.

Yeah, so, I'm out here to be
the last one standing.

And I wasn't about to be
the last one standing

without doing what I do,

and that's savagery.

And, uh...
thank you, buddy.

I appre-- ah!

I thank you so much.

That's about
200 pounds of bacon.

Savage strikes again, baby!

I think Matt got a pig.

I don't know why else Matt
would be yelling.

That wasn't a sound of fear.

That was the sound of joy.

Hoo!

Tomorrow's a possible
day of competition.

It obviously would be easier
to starve 'em out.

But at the same time,
if I'm gonna feed 'em,

that also frightens them.

They know
"If Matt's feeding us,

you know, how much stronger
does he think he is?"

Each strategy
has their own advantage,

so I do have to make
some tactical decisions.

Oh, Mr. Matt Wright,
what did you get us?

This is for all of us, guys.

Oh, man!

I mean,
I haven't eaten in three days.

At this point,
I'm feeling pretty tired,

and in my mind, I'm like,

"Why would you
feed your competition?"

I think Matt must be feeling
really confident, there.

And, you know,

it just goes to show
how good of a guy Matt is.

Competition or not,
he's a provider.

Matt has proved once again
he's the best hunter.

You need to intimidate
your enemy a bit.

Make them feel
like you're unstoppable,

and they might start
to believe it.

Today, naked people will
not be hungry.

If people are
going to feed me,

I'll let them feed me.

And I can use this
to my advantage.

So I'm gonna be having

a Patrick-sized portion
of this pig.

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Whoo!

Holy [bleep]!

What the [bleep] ever!

Even though Matt's the one
who brought home the bacon,

I'm proud to be part
of this group,

and I think that it's showing

a lot of integrity
between the three of us.

It feels good.

- Hell yeah, baby!
- Yoo!

Whoo!

This boar is massive.

200 to 250 pounds.

He's bigger
than Cheeny.

My boy.

The sun's going down,

and I only have
a certain amount of time

before it gets dark.

Once it's dark, I'm going
to have a hell of a time

trying to process it.

So I need
these other camps to help.

Kaiela,
you got something?

Guess what this means?

We got work to do.

There's no division
right now.

We all know task at hand.

There's meat coming
off this pig

as fast as possible.

This is a pig for everybody,

and everybody's willing
to put in the work

to get it done.

There it is.

You did.
You nicked the heart.

Sure did.

Good butchery knives
would make this

so much easier.

I know.

We're carving up
the pig right now.

We got the bonfire ripping.

We're eating tonight.

Here we go.
We got the first bite

of my outback pig.

We're all going to take
a bite of the heart.

Ah.

Bon appetit.

Yeah, buddy.

All of us have
just been living

on miniscule amounts of fish.

I'm gonna have fat

for the first time
in two weeks

just dripping down my chin.

Oh, God.

I'm gonna eat
pig liver, pig heart.

Shoot, I'd even eat
his testicles right now.

That's how hungry I am.

We're having some
Australian mountain oysters.

Oh, my God,
what do you guys think?

Best balls I've ever had.

Best balls
you've ever had?

Living like true wild savages.

- Yeah.
- It is, 100%.

Last One Eating.

What a night last night.

- The pig kill.
- Yeah, dude.

That's the game changer.
You know, like,

you get a big kill like that,
it just sets you right.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

We all had
pork last night

because of Matt.

I don't know
if it's the best strategy.

I'm dumbfounded,

because that puts me
in a strong position
to contend

moving forward.

I wonder what's going
to happen today.

That was
a fun party, buddy.

Yeah, it was.

Being in a camp
with Matt,

I'm definitely going
to have an advantage.

Because even though
Matt was gracious enough

to take his huge pig kill

and to share it
with everybody,

we still have so much meat.

And now we're on top.

It's that extra little push
for the next competition.

We have a lot to do.

We had to process that pig
in the middle of the night.

Right now, Darrin's
cutting off the hooves.

We're flipping those...

flipping those hind legs
into roasts.

Should we strip
that rib cage,

get it in the pot?

- Yeah, let's strip that
as fast as we can.
- Yeah.

We can
hang that rib cage

- right here over this fire.
- Yeah.

And as that dry crust happens,
now no flies can lay eggs.

You know, it really is
a special feeling

when you don't have
to worry about your next meal.

Meat-rich is a real thing,

'cause you feel right now

- as if we literally
hit the jackpot.
- Yep.

Oh, no.

- We got some mail?
- Oh, snap.

What do we got?

Uh-oh. Here we go.

What the heck is that?

We had a feeling something was
going to happen today.

Oh, shoot.

I think I'm going
to get some shots in

with my bow right now,

just to practice.

Oh.

Guys, we got a scroll

and then some.

Oh, we do? Crap.

Patrick and Jermaine,

they're not getting along,

and my biggest fear
moving forward is

an elimination challenge.

You know, we're
a three-legged chair,

basically.

We need all three legs
to be strong.

Otherwise,
it's gonna fall over.

And if we go
to an elimination challenge,

there might not be
a future for me.

"You will need
to fell a tree on day 16."

The previous
Last One Standing,

this was
an elimination competition.

I could get sent home

because my team isn't strong.

And I want to be here.

Oh, [bleep].

2
What do we got?

"You will need
to fell a tree

on day 16."

"To compete, your camp must
craft a primitive axe."

"You may begin now."

For this two-day challenge,

each camp may craft a maximum
of six primitive axes

using any natural resources
available to them

in the Australian outback.

Constructing bushcraft tools

using natural resources

is a key survival skill.

Added a barb
and a spear point.

Holy...

- Oh, my God.
- Right!

Two-day challenge.

- Let's make it happen.
- Let's get this done.

Primitive tools is

actually one
of the very first things
I ever did.

No way.

Using primitive tools, it's...

It's a pretty amazing thing.

It's only been a few days,

but we haven't had

success in this camp.

So this could be actually
a real benefit for us.

I know this is
something that I've done,

and I feel like

I can do a really good job at.

I'm super stoked
about this, actually.

- Hell, yeah.
- Yeah.

- This is going to be
so much fun.
- Yeah.

- Kicking axe and taking names.
- Whoa!

- Let's go!
- Let's go.

Come on, team.

We have no idea

whether this is
an elimination challenge,

but I am treating
every challenge out here

as if it's
an elimination challenge.

We got
some work to do today.

They gave us rope
this time.

Mm-hmm.

- We can bind
whatever it is to...
- Mm-hmm.

If we can find some
of that really dense wood

for the handle.

- So I tried that last year...
- Yeah.

...and it wasn't as good.

In this challenge last year,

my team came in third

and almost went
to elimination.

Ah, goddamn.

I learned

the handle and being able
to secure this axe-head

is probably
the most important part

of building one of these axes.

I learned a lot
by seeing Darrin's axes.

Plus, Darrin was
in my camp afterwards,

so I learned even more
from him.

Now, I kind of feel like
an expert,

similar to Darrin.

Just having done
this challenge,

I know exactly
what I'm going to do.

Let's get working.

Patrick has
done this event,

but we're
in a different country.

It's a different tree
that we're chopping down,

and it's a different rock
that we're using.

I appreciate the fact
that he did it last year,

but I'm sure there's more
than one way to skin a cat.

We don't want to all go
in there with six axes

that all look the same.

If there was
a fail point on one,

it could be a fail point
on all of them.

I think this is a blue gum.

It's really the closest thing
I found here to oak.

I think it'll be
a good handle.

I do bushcraft stuff,

but I don't craft axes.

However, axes work

on a fulcrum, right?

So it starts from a handle.

Handle needs to be strong.

The blade needs to be sharp.

We're going to try scapulas.

So we were hunting,

and we found
this bovine scapula.

Like, two of them.

I could chop
that tree down by hand.

It looks really good,

and it will cut.

As long as it's lashed well,

that might actually work.

I think
rock selection is

pretty important.

So in a rock,
I'm basically looking

for something
that is going to have...

a platform.

None of these are
obviously the size

and the shape of an axe.

But maybe
we can make something

the size and shape of an axe.

All right, let's see
what we have here.

We can always come back.

Let's see what we can knap,
get out of the sun.

I'm so scared

- of my neck right now.
- Really?

I'm, like,
just trying to move

without swinging my bag

so that I don't yank it.

So this challenge is
a primitive axe build,

which I have absolutely
no experience with.

And Laura's neck is
still hurt.

So Max and I are going to have
to pick up the slack

on the endurance part of this.

But Laura is going to guide us
through how to make this.

I think we're just going
to have to make do

with what we got.

So that is a higher
than 90 degree edge

you're trying to hit.

- Do I not want that?
- Nope.

So in order to...

- Let me see.
- Here.

So you want
to look for something

that's less than 90,

like this one.

Being able
to manipulate a stone

really depends on the angles
of the stone

- and how it's going
to want to break.
- Yeah.

So you want an area
that's less than 90 degrees

so that you can hit it
with another rock

and break a chunk of it off.

I'll show you. I'm not going
to actually break it,

but you're taking it,

and you want to do,
like, a few practice hits

to make sure you're going
to hit the right spot.

And then you want
nice, clean hit.

You're not hitting
the rock and stopping.

You want to think,
hit through the rock,

and you want
to carry it through

- as soon as it hits.
- Okay.

- It's already
cracking nicely.
- Oh, [bleep].

- That's good, though?
- No, it's not good.

- Really?
- It's full of inclusions.

It's going to [bleep] you.

Yeah, that's not
really super strong.

Really?

Some rocks have
these inclusions

where it's
naturally occurring breaks
in this rock

where if you hit it
too many times the wrong way,

it's going to want
to split there.

This one does not have

- great angles on it right now.
- Yeah.

So you have to look
for these inclusions

and avoid them

so that you don't
make something

that is just setting
yourself up for failure.

- I'm not
super thrilled with these.
- Oh.

I honestly think
that the only option I have

is to go and find more.

Darrin
and I both did this

on the previous season.

What did you find
from your knowledge last time?

- What would you say...
- Um...

...worked and didn't work?

- What worked
for me personally?
- Yeah.

'Cause our camp came in first.

For me, it was a small axe
that I could hold.

All the other big axes broke.

...three.

Oh, rock fell off.

And my small one
kept us going,

so we actually were
able to come in first

because of it.

Yep, that's why
I made hand axes.

- Yeah,
you made awesome axes.
- You know? Hatchets.

It's about short,
precise swings.

More like when a dog chews
a table leg,

and not one of them broke.

- You would have
kicked our ass...
- Yep.

...if you guys
went faster.

You got
to patent that [bleep].

I killed it last year,

and now I have
more of a problem

of everyone trying
to replicate me.

But I've got years and years
of knowledge doing this,

and they don't know
how many tricks

I have up my sleeve.

I already know
right where we're headed.

Yeah, all right.

Darrin, I think
I'll take a little walk up

just to see
if there's anything special.

- Okay. All right, good luck.
- Yep.

I've been scouting
for knapping rock

- the whole time
we've been here...
- I know you have.

...and I've noticed

two fine-grained basalts

- that I think will work.
- Perfect.

And I think
I'm the only person here

that's noticed that.

See this stuff?

Oh, yeah.

You got all
the rocks catalogued.

I love it.

They're not
all peaches and cream.

See the little micro divots?

But no one else recognizes
this type of stone.

No, definitely not.

See if I can get a spall
off of this guy.

I might be able to just drive
a huge flake

off of a giant chunk, Trish.

I want to watch
what you're doing.

No, I don't
like that stuff.

So we've got
a natural fracture

going in right here.

It's stopping all the force
from going deeper

- into that stone.
- Oh, I see.

When flint-knapping,

gaps and imperfections
in the stone

will deflect the force
of the hammer,

causing it to break unevenly.

The best flint is
the most homogenous stone.

Ooh.

That looks nice.

Yeah, see, that's
what I'm looking for, Trish.

Nice.

- Stuff like that.
- Okay.

Getting to finally be
working with Darrin in a camp

is amazing,

but I'm hoping that I can

pull my own weight
and contribute.

You're doing awesome
picking these.

Yeah.

Darrin's great
at flint-knapping.

I'm great at roaming,

my energy.

And I can walk and explore
more than Darrin.

I remembered from my travels

that there is nice,
jagged volcanic rock.

A lot of these people out here
don't have the same energy.

They're probably going to be
combing mostly the beach

for rocks,

not thinking to come out here
in the hot sun.

As all of our feet know,

this lava rock is super sharp.

It cuts up our feet.

These little Swiss cheese
jagged parts of this

are going to rip
into the tree.

This is forged by nature
in a volcano.

And that is going to make
all the difference

in this competition.

Now it's time to dominate.

Kind of dividing
and conquering right now.

Patrick went out to find
some basalt rocks.

I can try
to figure out a handle.

Never made
a bushcraft axe before.

But luckily, Patrick has
done this before.

He knows what works.

He knows what doesn't work.

So I trust him.

I think we're going to do

like what Darrin did
on the previous
Last One Standing,

how he steamed the branch

and wrapped it
around the head.

By just
quickly heating

a green branch over a fire,

you can cause
the moisture in the bark

to turn to steam

and it softens the wood
and makes it flexible.

Took like 10 minutes.

That's gorgeous.

I'm going to try
to get some vines

'cause the vines bend
real easy.

We just have to watch out
for the sap that's in them.

That's paper bark.

Wrap it around so I'm not
touching the vines.

Even though I haven't
done flint-knapping

that much before,

I am quite athletic.

I also really just enjoy
chopping wood.

It's one
of my favorite activities.

I mean, we can pretty much

just bludgeon
this tree to death

and splinter it
and get it to fall.

I got
some bomber axe heads.

Oh, awesome, dude.

Oh, yeah.

Let's sort
through what I got,

see which ones I want to use,

and then you guys can

mess around with them
after that.

I finished
a prototype already.

Checked it on the tree.
It chops it down.

Nice.

Did it get into it?

Come look at it, dude.
It's into it.

I mean,
they're brittle,

but bone's as hard
as concrete.

Like, once
it's lashed properly,

dude.

I'm making handles
for everybody.

I'm going to make
my own handle.

- Okay, that's fair.
- Yeah.

What are you going
to make the handle out of?

Rubber vine and rope.

Rubber vine.

Okay.

You... I want to know
how that works.

- I'll show you.
- Yeah.

I know
Pat's seen this before.

He's obviously done it before.

There's something about
that rubber tree thing

I don't like.

I think the handle needs
to be very strong.

I'm going to make a proper axe
and see what happens.

I know that this is,
like, really tried and true.

'Cause I know when Jeff
and I did this,

a lot of people's axes broke

that used kind of styles
like that.

An issue we had was keeping
our axe heads together.

The axe head comes dislodged.

Been lashing for a long time.

Like, I don't think
that that's a good handle.

I think
they look pretty damn good.

I think they're going
to handle all right.

I know
from experience

there's a way
for that axe to slip out.

She's definitely chopping.

I'm not trying
to argue with you, dude.
I'm just saying.

- No,
I'm not arguing with you.
- I'm just trying to give you,

like, advice 'cause I did
the challenge.

You're not
listening to what
I'm saying, brother.

My problem is

I definitely want
different looks.

If one of them fails,

pick up the next one.

Everybody wants to be told
they're doing well.

I think in Patrick's case,

he needs to be told
he's doing well.

And I don't want to do that.

This is a competition.

We really have
to get our craft right

um, and come in

with the best thing
that we possibly can.

You get what I'm saying?

We've got to have
a different look.

He won't take,
like, any advice at all.

It's frustrating.

It could be
an elimination challenge.

And I know what it takes

to not go home
in this competition.

We're only allowed six axes.

And if they break,

then you lose.

2
Like, I don't think
that that's a good handle.

I think
they look pretty damn good.

I think they're going
to handle all right.

I'm not trying
to argue with you, dude.

- No,
I'm not arguing with you.
- I'm just trying to give you,

like, advice

'cause I did the challenge.

There is a difference

between cocky and confident,

and it comes with maturity.

Cocky becomes confident.

Patrick has not matured
to that level yet.

Life gives you

education.

Just one teeny bit of advice

- for the both of you.
- What's that?

I understand you guys have
the best of intentions

when you speak to each other,

- it's just your delivery.
- Mmm.

Sometimes your tones sound

not so friendly.

And, you know,
it's not what you say,

it's how you say it.

Don't get it twisted.

- Trick, I'm deferring
to you on this thing.
- Uh-huh.

That doesn't
mean I'm not going
to give a different look

and ask questions.

'Cause if one of them fails,

- you know what I mean?
- Mm-hmm.

Got to have
a different way to look at it.

That's fine.

Yeah, it's good
to have a backup.

I am going up

to switch it up a bit.

Darrin is without
a doubt a rock hound.

You know, he's a wealth
of knowledge,

but I am also wanting to be

able to build my own here
as well.

That's a pretty decent piece
right as it is.

My skill set, obviously,
making knives

and crafting things,

comes in very handy
on a challenge like this.

I have made
these primitive axes as a kid,

played with them,
chopping stuff.

This is right up
my wheelhouse.

This ain't
the best rock,

but we're going
to get edges on it.

Watch, everyone's going
to try to replicate

what I made last year.

Oh, yeah,
you know they are.

Good thing I didn't tell
the viewers everything I know.

For a functional quickie axe,

the style I made last year is

the same style
I'm making this year.

I'm just doing
a different technique

other than flint-knapping.

It's related.

It's just as ancient.

This is just called
peck and crumble.

You're basically using
a slightly harder rock

to literally peck
and crumble away.

And with stones
that aren't able to knap,

this is how you shape them.

Now I'm just getting
my grooves for my axe handle.

I don't need a lot,

just enough to make sure
I have a good solid purchase

so I don't lose this head
during the challenge.

Then next I abrade

and try to grind it
to a nice, smooth flat edge.

When ground
between two stones,

wet sand acts
like primitive sandpaper,

breaking off tiny particles

from a peck-and-crumble tool

to create a sharp edge.

New stuff this year.

Same end result,

but a different process.

We'll be able
to swing this one
a lot harder.

I haven't
been over here yet,

really hoping this opens up.

I have made lots
of primitive axes,

and I've cut down trees
with primitive axes.

And then I became
a blacksmith,

because I never wanted
to have to do it again.

It's definitely a skill set
of its own.

Flintknapping off
the biggest rock

you could ever find right now.

I think I already have
better rock

than what we've been
dealing with.

Like, I'm putting all my force
on that right now,

I'm probably going
to [bleep] my neck.

And it's not breaking.

And that's like
a super flimsy,
thin piece of rock.

Yo, Max!

Kaiela!

Yeah?

Come up here!

"Come here"?

Yeah!

Okay, coming your way!

Marco!

Polo!

Dude, check this out.

You can knap

right off the rock face
up here.

It's already an axe, you know?

- Jackpot!
- Yeah.

Dude, you can knap
right off the face.

- So I'm just...
Look at all these I got.
- Face-knap!

Any of these would work
better than what we have.

Sick.

Yeah, dude.

Let's [bleep] get it.

- Dude, I love you too.
I'm so glad I'm on your team.
- Yeah.

Thanks for believing in me,
even though I was broken.

It's okay.

You know, I was like,

Hell yeah.

Let's [bleep] go.

That is
our secret weapon.

I don't know if any
of the other groups have
figured out

that that cliff face is
basically a giant rock

that you can knap axes off of,

but hopefully they haven't,

because that really gives
our team an edge.

- Hit here.
- Take that out?

Yeah.

Knapping, bro.

- Yeah.
- We're knapping.

Matt, once again...

- Mmm.
- ...thank you.

- My pleasure.
- Thanks for your hard work.

Nice axe handle.

This axe, I've crafted
a fantastic handle.

It's solid. It's strong.

And I'm lashing on
a piece of basalt rock

onto the end of it.

So this axe, I believe,
is going to be

absolutely a powerhouse.

I don't know, Darrin.
What can I do?

So I got four heads.

And I made
these two little guys.

Hopefully, these are
smaller in your way.

Yeah,
something small is

going to work for me.

Something that fits my hands

and my, like,
strength ability.

I'm just going
to wrap everything I have.

Okay.

Can you give me,
like, a double knot?

- Yeah.
- Right there?

- This?
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

The camp that I'm with
right now, Matt and Darrin,

I mean, they're amazing,
both of them.

Matt, what a powerhouse.

I got a full belly of...

some pig meat
that Matt brought home.

And Darrin's amazing axes.

That looks great.

But I have no doubt

that I don't need to ride
anybody's coattails.

I saw the way
Darrin built his axe last year

- using the fire.
- Yeah.

We're going to need
to use our pot

to boil to create steam.

All right.

Got to get a fire going,

steam some water.

How are you feeling?

A little wore out.

Yeah.

- But keep
chugging along.
- Yep.

I'm in my head a little bit

about making
these primitive axes.

I can see that Laura
and Max are very confident

in what they're doing,

and I am simply just
lacking that today.

It's going to be
a late night tonight.

We haven't gotten a handle
on these axes yet,

- literally and metaphorically.
- Yeah.

- Like, I don't know
if fishing is going to happen.
- Yeah.

Just tough going in
tomorrow with nothing.

For sure.

How about, Kaiela,
would you want to go fishing?

Yeah,
and you guys work on this?

And then we'll get
this thing going.

You're the best fisher here.

So I noticed that Kaiela's
kind of dragging along.

She's kind of, you know,
in her feels.

I think
having the, you know,

having one person do that,

- we can still
get [bleep] done.
- Yeah.

But if we send
two people to do it

and we get no fish, then...

- Then we're screwed.
- ...we're screwed.

- Yeah.
- And she's
a great fisherwoman.

So I'm thinking,

how can we make sure

that she's still in the game?

Because we still have
to make these axes,

but she's helping
to provide for the team.

Not feeling it
right now.

I don't know
why I'm emotional,

but I'm, like, about to cry.

I'm just scared
because I feel

like I could do
really well at this.

But there are elements
with this challenge

that can create chaos
within your mind.

I just feel overwhelmed.

My teammates have
so much more experience.

And at the end of the day,

I'm also competing
against them.

And it does not
feel good right now.

This sucks.

2
I'm tired.

You are?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

I wonder what's going
to happen today,

whatever challenge it may be.

We are
still out here starving.

We are still out here
sleep deprived

and trying to survive.

And to add to that,

we are now competing
against each other.

And it is overwhelming,

and it is hard.

But I know that I have it
within me

to push through that.

That thing is so cool.

- Thunder clap.
- Yeah.

I spent a lot of time

building this freaking battle axe.

I just knew we needed
another option

within our mix of axes.

We'll see how it works,

but I think the edge is
really nice,

and it's going to continue
to get seated in there.

And if it tries to split,

I have the rope around there,

so I'll hold it
for a bit longer.

I think this will be
The Damager.

This is just one of six
that we have, total.

We got some hackers,
we got some choppers,

we got some frickin'
nice little fine-detail stuff.

I think we need to do

a little quick test
on all of them

and see if there's
a certain order

that we want to chop with them

- and use them
and all that kind of thing...
- Totally.

- ...what we feel
comfortable with.
- Let's do it.

This is going to be
a tough challenge.

We're the only camp
with two women and a guy.

And my partners,
they both have just been

kind of in a funk.

So I'm really hoping
for a win.

But I'm in a tough spot.

So I just want to make sure

that we show that girl power
as well as my power.

And we got to be
careful about the angles, too,

for chipping.

Oh.

Because if you have it at 45,

- that's the angle
that you would knap at.
- That's good.

It's only been
a few days.

I hurt my neck

on the last challenge.

I'm not back to 100%,

but I'm treating
every challenge out here

as if
it's an elimination challenge

because I came pretty close
to potentially having
to leave,

and I'm not gonna
make that mistake again.

All right, I think we're good.
I don't think we should
bust them up any more.

Timber.

- Nice.
- Hell, yeah.

We got
a couple of big axes,
a couple of small ones.

We'll bring extra rope
to make repairs.

And I'm definitely
gonna bring my three.

I'm bringing weapons
of mass destruction
to this tree.

I got Pat Bunyan right here.

This thing?

This thing's gonna chop down
a tree so freaking fast.

Feeling really good
about the volcanic rock.

So we've got
a wide variety here.

We have different materials,
different shapes,
different sizes.

Because if we go in
with six axes
that are identical

and they just keep breaking
one after another,

we brought the same knife
to a gunfight, basically.

Just try it so you get
an idea for it.

Yeah.

- I like it.
- Yeah.

See how there's, like,
zero movement on it?

Yeah, I like it.

To win any game,
you have to be 110% invested.

Right now, heart's just not
into this one.

This feeling
is not going away.

Bone's pretty tough.

It'll chip away at the end
as we swing,

but as we get to the base,
it's gonna be a lot thicker
so it'll be stronger.

Between
the three of us,
we have all our bases covered.

We could be walking home
in first place this time.

Today, I expect
we might just get first

because we are amped
the hell up.

Porkapocalypse is about
to knock some trees down
today.

It's gonna be ready to go.

Last year, second place
and the axe challenge.

It's going.

Falling!

- Oh!
- Yes!

Holy [bleep],
they just finished.

For me this year,
second place, not acceptable
in this competition.

I have to come in first.

I made four axes
just like I did last year.

Matt's got freaking...
two clog hoppers.

Matt's gonna be
our big swinger,

and Trish and I will be
the little swingers.

Don't have
the best stone this year,
but, hey, it'll work.

These are solid.

Swing as hard as I need to.

We're just gonna
kick some ass,
take some names.

Looks like
we gotta head downriver.

Yep.

Looks like we got
to go right up that way.

- Yup.
- Over the hill.

Up over the hill.

Yeah. Sweet.
Let's do this.

- Let's go.
- Let's work.

Let's go.

Let's chop a tree down today.

I feel
confident walking up.

I think I have a lot of faith
in the tools that we made.

But it's hard to not think
that our camp is the underdog.

It's just... "Who's gonna win?

The brute force
and these big guys
with their big tools?

Or us?"

Let the battle begin!

- Oh, yeah.
- Let's go.

I'm looking
at the other teams' axes,

and by far
we have the best axes.

Like some of them are made out
of freaking rotten scapulas.

Like, those are gonna fail.

Here we go.

Today, your camp
must fell a tree
with a bushcraft axe.

In this challenge,
each camp must take turns

using one
of their six primitive axes

to chop down
one of Australia's abundant
native eucalyptus trees.

Each marked tree
is roughly equal in size,

ensuring a fair test
of skill and endurance.

The first camp
to down their tree

will earn a set of blades
and nine emu eggs.

Let's go!

Look at those things.

They're green
and they're huge.

One of these eggs
is maybe, like, a dozen
normal chicken eggs.

If we come in first,
that is gonna be a huge score
for our camp.

First place,
you also get two knives,

definitely a massive advantage.

These are smaller knives,

which is gonna be huge
for all the delicate
cutting tasks that we have.

So I really wanna win
this challenge.

The second camp
to finish will earn a blade
and six emu eggs.

Six is still good.

The last camp to finish
will earn nothing.

Wait, no elimination?

No elimination.

- We're just eating today.
- Let's go.

I'm just grateful
I don't have to do
an elimination challenge

when I'm thin,
and frail, and weak,

but the zone that I enter into
when I'm in these challenges,
instinct takes over.

It's like
this superhuman, weird thing
that comes out of me.

It's this gremlin
that wants to compete,
and I can't contain it.

Once it's out, it's out.

It's running rampant,
and everybody be scared
because she's crazy.

Your challenge starts now.

Let's go!

As soon as we break
off that line,

it is 100%
adrenaline fire fight.

Go, go, go.

That one's
in the shade.

Yup, let's do it.

Yeah, baby, let's go.

We're
looking for a tree
that has a good lean to it,

that's not leaning
towards other trees,

that's not gonna
get caught up.

Chop it,
hit it once in there.

- All right, we're in there.
- Claim it. Yep.

All right.
Get after it, buddy.

It takes a lot
of brute strength
to take down these trees,

but it also takes endurance
and finesse to be able
to cut the tree

and see what the tree
is actually doing

instead of just bashing away
and hoping it just goes down.

It's not really the same
as like felling a tree
with a normal axe

where you're actually
chopping through fibers.

Here, you're gonna be
bashing through each fiber

and not really getting
clean cuts.

This is insane.

- He's about to chop that...
- Keep [bleep] going.

- All right, hit it.
- Hit it.

We
started this competition
fast and furious.

Jermaine, Cheeny, and I
are all pretty strong,

and I have more energy
out here than anybody.

That is gonna intimidate
a lot of my competitors.

Plus, I've tested these axes.

So going
into this competition,
I'm feeling really confident.

Switch?

Yeah, Jermaine, get it.

Dude,
that's the money right there.

Nice short strokes.

It's all about strategy
out here.

We wanna work our way
around it

kind of like a beaver
'cause we wanna try
to get to the center

and give it a good whack
and crack it.

Here.

Yup. Hit it.

Nice, Darrin. Nice!

The axe
is doing awesome
in this challenge.

My goal is to remove
all the bark from our cut zone
before I tire out

so Matt can step in
and start removing the wood.

Yeah, baby.

Dude, last year,
I played it safe.

We swung light with our axes
so they wouldn't break.

This year,
we gotta swing harder

and test our tools
to their limits.

You're
killing it, Max.

You're killing it.

Yeah, dude,
that was worth it.

Hell, yeah.

Look at your hard work
paying off.

We used our best axe head,
and I am so glad we did.

Because that thing's
a powerhouse
with Max behind it.

Don't stop, keep going.

Okay, switch.

Jermaine
is like an animal.

He is hammering away
at this tree
like a woodpecker.

We need to get this tree down
so we can get those eggs
and knife.

- Get it. Good work, Jermaine.
- Keep going.

Jermaine,
that axe is money, dude.

- Matt, you ready?
- Yep, ready.

- We're going to town
on this tree.
- Come on, Matt.

Darrin essentially
chipped away the bark,

and I came in
to bash the innards
out of this tree.

Home run.

This axe
with that Darrin Reay
signature vine twist,

it had a monster,
about 5-pound rock.

That big rock allowed
for some serious
fiber crushing power

on that tree.

Just call it
when you're ready, Matt.

All right.
Three, two, go.

This is one
of the few challenges
that I told myself

I would not come in
second or third

just because the axes I build,
I know they're the best axes.

I like to show
that what I do works hours.
Ours don't break.

Get it, Trish. Get it.

Oh, [bleep].

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Get it, Trish. Get it.

Oh...

- Switch out. Darrin, go, go.
- Man down.

Irreparable.

The three camps
are neck and neck

as they take turns
chopping a eucalyptus tree

using their bush crafted
primitive axes.

The first to fell their tree
and carry it
to the starting point

receives
two precision hunting knives
and a cache of nine emu eggs.

Hammer it.

You're slipping out.
Your head's slipping out.

Cheeny,
Patrick, switch.

Cheeny jumps in
with her scapula,

but I'm looking,
this scapula is not putting
much of a dent

in the hardwood
of this tree on the outside,
so I'm a little bit worried.

You know, I'm pretty lucky
that I got two guys
on the team,

but you should
never underestimate
a woman in these things

'cause we are just as strong
and I've been swinging
an axe for a long time.

- Switch. Switch with me.
- Switch? All right.

This isn't really
taking [bleep].

I feel like
my greatest contribution

to this challenge
was yesterday.

Making our axe heads out of flint,
that was a really good move.

They are actually
holding it together.

All right, you wanna tap out?

- No.
- Nice, keep going.
Yeah, girl.

People think that if you have
a woman on your team,

you might be
a little bit disadvantaged
because they're not as strong.

And that is BS.

Kaiela and Laura for that fact
are some of the toughest
people out here,

and they could easily be
the last ones standing.

Oh, baby, she on a roll.

Go, go!

Darrin, we gotta repair...
Some of these need
some more cordage.

Get some, tree!

Your mama's a balsa wood.

This eucalyptus tree,
I realize that I know
this wood.

I've chopped
this tree down already,

testing some of the wood
around here.

This tree
has a lot of moisture in it,

and because of that,
it can't hold its weight
under pressure.

So I know what we have to do
is smash those fibers.

So I bring out the bruiser,
and this is a baseball bat
sized axe.

A tomahawk
made with a basalt rock.

It hits that tree,
and each fiber just smashes.

I know it's gonna fall.

We're, like, so close
to being the first
to finish this challenge.

Jermaine, get on this side
and hit that end.

- What? Yeah, I know.
- Keep going.

Almost there.

You ready to step in, Kaiela?
This might be breaking.

I'm ready.

- Go.
- Get in there.

We need one of those knives.

And not only do we need
one of those knives,

we need those eggs
in our stomach.

That is nature's
freaking multivitamin.

What do you want here?

You want this all done
on the side or the handle?

Yeah! Yeah, buddy--

Darrin, Matt,
and Trish are the first camp
to fell their tree.

Now they must haul their tree
to the finish line

to claim their prize
of nine eggs and two knives.

Jesus, they're already done?

- Man, that was quick
for them.
- Wow.

Let's get some!

Yeah! Get on here, buddy.

My design
last year, second place.

This year,
I swung a little harder.

Freaking amazing.
First place, baby!

I love you.

We just won,
and we won by a landslide.

And we showed
to the other survivalists

that it's not just a fluke.

You know, you don't get
the reputation we get

without putting in
the true and hard work,

dedication to the art
of survival.

We are here to win,

and it's gonna be damn hard
to push us out of the way.

Keep going,
don't worry about it.

All right,
we still got second. Okay.

- Nice. Dude, that was fast.
- Go, go, go.

We're neck and neck
with Max, Laura, and Kaiela.

First place is already taken.

We need to get this tree down
so we can get those six eggs
and knife.

All right, who's ready to go?

- I'm ready.
- Go.

We don't
wanna be third.

Third place, you get nothing.

Chop, baby, chop.

No matter what,
we're not losing
this challenge.

- yeah, Max.
- My string's popping.

All right, here.
Stop, breathe, fix it.

- No, I got it.
- Okay.

It's just the string.
The string doesn't
really do anything.

Luckily,
these strings we put on there
for reinforcement purposes,

they're not actually
holding it together.

We used our best axe head.

This incredibly strong
basalt rock.

Absolute monster of an axe.

Okay, about five.

We're confident
that we're gonna get
at least get second place.

We're so close
to getting our tree
on the ground.

Nice, Laura.

To take down a tree
with a rock,

you're exerting
a lot of effort.

I'm definitely
slowing down my breathing,
taking deeper breaths

so that I can continue longer
at chopping this tree down.

- yeah.
- Almost there.

You ready to step in Kaiela?

- Coming
at a different side.
- Yeah.

- I'm ready.
- I'll help you out.

- Go.
- Get in there.

Whoa!

- Go, go, go!
- Yeah,
I'll get in there.

- There we go. Timber!
- Hell, yeah. Keep going!

- Whoo! Let's go, baby.
- Go!

There you go.
Splintering is good.

- Go.
- [bleep] yeah!
Come on.

Falling! Go, go!

- Let's go.
- Go, go, go!

- All right.
Ha!
- Whoa!

Come on.

Oh,
it's getting close!

2
Oh,
it's getting close!

Come on. Let's go.

Slow down.

Let's go.

Let her down!

- Second place, baby. Let's go!
- Good job.

- Yes!
- Holy [bleep].

Let's go!
Absolutely slayed it.

Three, two, one--

Drop.

I don't know what happened.
We were running
with the tree...

I must have rolled my ankle
and I've hurt it for sure.

- Look at those six eggs.
- Look at this!

- Holy [bleep].
- It's so beautiful!

My little babies, I love you.

They're so pretty.

We crushed it.
We put together
some beautiful axes.

I was up all night
crafting this bad boy.

I was able
to lay into that thing
the entire time.

It was seated perfectly.

We came in second.

We ended up scoring
a really nice knife
and six emu eggs.

So that means
we're getting protein

that will push us
into the next couple of days,
and that's a huge win.

I mean, to actually have
a proper blade of some sort,
you know...

To get two knives
is absolutely huge.

You have to have
those smaller knives

to make small traps,
small mechanisms,

and also to process big game.

- Yeah, let's go eat.
- Yeah.

We gotta go eat. Let's go.

- We be eating. Yeah!
- Nice work, yo!

I don't
like to lose.

I don't even imagine it,

I don't know how
to put myself in that position
of losing.

And it's like... I don't know.

It's just...
I'm not having fun.

Guys, we did fantastic.

So pound for pound,
Patrick, Cheeny, and Jermaine

are probably
one of the biggest
powerhouses teams out here.

And, you know, obviously,
coming in last today.

I can't help but think
that picking Trish
over Jermaine

was a tactical decision.

Trish does not like to quit,

and I had to pick that
over someone
who has brute strength,

and it was worth it.

Whoo!
Good job, buddy.

- Today was a day.
- There's the axe that did it.

That was the one.
That belongs
in the Smithsonian.

- Whoo!
- What are we gonna do
with all this food?

Dude...

This is incredible.
Like, we got two
freaking pig legs.

We got ribs,

we got a whole pot
of freaking pork
brewing on the kettle.

And now we've got, like,
4 pounds of eggs.

We've got more protein
than I've ever had
in a challenge combined.

And egg protein
is like the best protein
for your body.

So, hey,
my eggs are right here
under this paper bark.

It really
is a special feeling

when you don't have to worry
about your next meal.

- We gotta eat, and laugh,
and [bleep] sleep.
- Yep.

- Nice work, yo.
- Yeah.

Good work.

So this
is a massive amount of food.

We're each going to be able
to eat two of these things.

It's a huge score.

Max was a powerhouse today.
He gnawed through
most of that tree.

I was definitely trying
to get as much power
as I could.

My neck's still
a little bit jacked up

so I'm struggling a little bit
right now with that.

Tonight, we wanna hard boil
at least one of them tonight?

Oh, yeah, for sure.

I don't think
they're gonna keep
as long as we want,

- so I'm just gonna bury
the rest of them here.
- Oh, cool.

I think the biggest sin
out here would be to let
any of them go bad.

Totally.

As soon as we get back,
we just make, like, a nest
for these eggs

because they need
to be as cold and refrigerated
as possible

before we can decide
what we're gonna do with them.

But they're these beautiful
blue-greenish, like,
emerald eggs.

I've never seen anything
like it.

It's just so special
about that.

It feels like a dragon
should be hatched out
of that thing.

- Dinner.
- Nice.

Hard-boiled emu eggs.

You wanna
drag that whole pot in?

Oh, yeah, you could dump
the whole thing.

- All right. Keeping it.
- Yeah, exactly.

Submerge that thing.

Submerge that thing.

I'm so excited.

Egg-cited to eat this thing.

It's probably, like,
six chicken eggs all into one,
and I'm ecstatic.

It's so good.

Mmm. Holy [bleep].

Dude, this thing is massive.

Mmm.

I cannot believe how fast
Matt and Darrin's tree
went down.

I can.

I knew that Darrin
was gonna have some
of the best hatchets out here.

Yeah.

It is a little disappointing
to be so close to winning.

Morale seems low,
but honestly, right now,
we needed to take home a win.

I can't believe
that we lost.

It took forever
to get those trees down.

Yeah.

So
we finished last place.

That kinda [bleep] weighs
on somebody. Like...

This feeling
is not going away.

You looked
like you were limping
coming in.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah.

So, when we were coming back
with the tree,

my right ankle just went
.

So you ended up
twisting it when you were
carrying the tree?

I, like, rolled it.

- Oh...
- Yeah.

So do you want me
to call a medic for you?

Yeah.
Let's just get it looked at.

All right. One sec.

I must
have rolled my ankle.

Didn't feel it.

We cross the finish line,
my adrenaline starts
to wear off...

Definitely done something
to my ankle.

How can I help you?

I rolled my foot
on the last challenge.

You can obviously walk on it?

Can walk, yeah.

It's just when I go to flex,
it hurts.

Or really... This way.

And most
of your pain is here?

It's right there.
Hurts like a sum bitch.

And you say
it flexes the pain?

- Yeah, if I do like that,
you can actually see it.
- Yeah.

- Like, it's right there.
- Yeah, sure.

I started noticing
Jermaine just being
a little more quiet.

He looked a little defeated.

You know, losing a challenge
never feels good,

and sometimes it just
brings you to a bad place.

I've been
in Jermaine's shoes before,

and it's so easy
to get into a funk.

My heart
is not in this at all.

And, you know,
survival is 90% mental.

So, obviously,
this is supposed to be firm,
but not tight.

- And you can adjust it
however you want.
- Yes, sir.

As much, obviously, as rest
as you can give it
in the first 24 hours.

And if you can
elevate it at all,

like, put it up on something,
on the pot or on a log
or whatever,

- just to keep
that fluid moving down.
- Cool.

But, yeah,
just rest and keep it up.
And we'll see how we go.

- Any concerns?
- No.

All right.

My ankle,
it's swollen, it's throbbing.

I don't know if it's terrible.

There's no way I'm gonna be
the Last One Standing
if I can't even stand.

Yeah, I just, like,
pulled something.

Jermaine has to go.

He's a threat
to my survival out here.

He's not in this game.

So you know, sometimes
you just gotta
or get off the pot.

And today is the time
to flush the toilet.

Oh, yeah,
it definitely looks swollen.

2
- Let's go.
- Let's go.

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.

-
- Are you okay?

Recovering
from whiplash,

Laura took charge
of her camp's
primitive axe build...

Hit through the rock,
and you wanna carry it
through it.

Almost there.

...leading
to a second-place finish...

- Timber!
- Go, go, go!

Second place, baby.

...but
reaggravating
her neck injury...

My neck's still
a little bit jacked up.
I'm struggling a little bit.

Still,

her PSR rises

from 9.6 to 9.7.

We are still out here starving

and trying to survive.

Unable
to secure necessary protein...

I don't know
why I'm emotional,
but I'm, like, about to cry.

...Kaiela continued
to physically exert herself
during the challenge.

- All right, you wanna tap out?
- No.

But an infusion
of emu eggs helps replenish
some lost calories.

Mmm, holy [bleep].

Her PSR

holds steady at 8.8.

We have not eaten
a big protein score,

Failing
to turn his hunting experience
into a big game kill...

That's why
I was trying to get you
to practice.

Jermaine
continued to clash
with campmate Patrick.

I don't think
that that's a good handle.

I think they're gonna
handle all right.

A last-place finish
in the axe challenge...

Falling!

...and an injury...

...have shaken
Jermaine's confidence.

There's no way I'm gonna be
the Last One Standing
if I can't even stand.

His PSR drops

from 7.6 to 7.4.

To see
all the survivalists'
PSR rankings,

head over to
facebook.com/nakedandafraid.

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I'm trying to find
a better place to hunt

because what I need to do
to put food in my stomach

and be able to play the game
by my rules

is to get out there
and hunt my own game.

And I need
to find a place to do it
where I can't be disturbed.

Hey. Good morning.

Hey, Jermaine.
How'd you sleep, bud?

I slept all right.

You know,
I've been kinda talking to you
about how I feel.

Yeah, man.
What's going on?

Well, this is just not like
a normal survival adventure.

Yeah, it's a lot different
than your normal
Naked and Afraid.

One thing I don't do
is put myself in places

where I don't feel
a good vibration,
and I don't feel it.

I don't feel it here.

- Only you know
what's best for you.
- Yeah.

I just think my expectations
were completely different.

Obviously,
I want you to stay,

- but you need to do
what's right for you.
- Yeah.

Yeah, I think,
you know, I'm calling it.

- So you're done?
- Finished.

- Like,
you're tapping out?
- I am tapping out.

You sure?

I'm 110% sure.

Sad to see you go, man.

Yeah. I'll see you
on the other side.

- Yeah.
- All right.

- Well...
- Walk me out.

Enjoy that whatever it is
you're gonna eat when you
get out of here, for me.

I'm tapping out

because the vibration
has, for several days,
been off for me.

Patrick is toxic.

It is... It causes [bleep].

That's the way
he's playing the game.

I've removed [bleep] my life.

It's just not the way
that I'm comfortable.

Rolling my ankle,
that was the last straw.

If I'm not 100%,
you know, what are we doing?

It's just...
This isn't the place for him.

And at the end of the day,
Jermaine has to do
what is right for him.

It's Jermaine's road.
Only he can walk it.

She's
gonna be fine.

She is gonna win
the whole thing

if she can
see through Patrick.

I mean, I could
see through Patrick
from day one.

She is steady,
she's highly skilled,
and she's quiet.

Growing up,
my dad always said,
"Watch the quiet ones

'cause they're the ones
that'll whup your ass."

- What up, bro?
- What's up, buddy?

What are you
up to today?

I'm on the way out, brother.

- No, you're not.
- Yeah, I'm gone.

This is all working
according to my plan.

If you identify yourself
as a threat to me,

I will take root in your head.

You've been, like,
insane in the competition.

Competition's not the problem.

It's putting two
of my loves together.

They don't go together.

Yeah, they're oil
and water for you?

- Pretty much. Yeah.
- Yeah.

I'm gonna go after you
and take you out
some way or another.

My heart's
not in this thing, man.

I like to do
the regular survival thing.

Yeah.

- I'll see you later.
- All right.

I think that part
of this game, for some people,
you delve into mind games.

Patrick's got this little...
The mustache twirling
antagonist.

Patrick is playing that role.

For me, I like to be
in the wilderness

and I don't ever want that
to be a negative feeling.

Survivalists follow their instincts.

And in this case,
I followed my instincts.

I've never tapped before,
so it was weird. A new thing.

But 100%
made the right decision.

With
Jermaine's exit
from the competition,

only eight survivalists remain
to compete for the title
of Last One Standing.

Jermaine has left.
Not really a surprise.

If you can't get along
with your camp, it's tough.

You know what they say
is the strong shall stay

and the weak shall fall
by the wayside.

And unfortunately,
Jermaine fell out and he left.

And now we're down to eight,
and I am one step closer
to be the Last One Standing.