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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.

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.
-Whoa!

To win $100,000.

Yes!

Failure means elimination.

Competition's real and people
are getting eliminated fast.

As the pressure mounts...

-I didn't steal it.
-That little snake.

...and rifles fall...

The Outback has been
taking people out left and right.

If you give up in
survival, you die.

...o nly one with the will...

This is $100,000 on the line.

I'm not going home!

I'm the queen of the jungle!

Who says girls can't
dominate in this challenge?

-...- will become...
-I am ready to fight.

...The Last One Standing.

Australia!

Previously on Last One Standing.

-I need one more L bracket.
-I'm looking.

The survivalists competed in
a spring snare group challenge.

-Ready?
-Back up. Back up. There we go.

Let's go. Come on.
Come on. Come on.

Where the camp of Matt,
Laura and Max won a feral goat.

And Jamie, Trish and Suzanne were
unable to complete the competition

and were sent to an
elimination challenge.

-Oh, my God.
-Ultimately leading to Suzanne's extraction

-from the Outback.
-That was close.

I'm trying to remember how
many good things I did out here.

-This is a fig, yeah?
-I'm getting you.

The other camps scrambled
to stock up on calories.

-Bugs.
-Goddamn it.

And some hunted bigger wins.

Matt and Laura's teamwork
nearly landed a kill.

I just sent an arrow
through a pig in Australia.

But Patrick and Jermaine clash.

He's not listening to me at all.

I feel like I'm
getting held back.

And Patrick took
on a risky solo hunt.

This is stalking your prey.

This is actual
wilderness hunting.

When it comes to
strength, hog's got me beat.

I can outrun that hog all day.

But they are masters
of camouflage out here.

Uh, this pig in particular blends
in with the bush really well.

Damn.

I have a feeling there's
a challenge coming up,

and I could really
use the protein

It's a bummer.

I really wanted to
bring home the bacon.

You see anything?

Yeah, I tracked that hog down.

-You tracked him down?
-Yeah.

Where was he?

I ended up chasing him down
to the river and got a shot off.

Missed about three
inches over his back

at about 35 yards.

Patrick doesn't know
how to hunt pigs.

You do not want to
educate a very smart animal.

They become hyper cautious
where they were not before.

And I found a good
fishing hole too.

And I think he's
gonna come back.

If he's coming to us,

we simply bide our time and
wait for this animal to come to us.

That's patience.

That's hunting.

And he seems to
be sticking close.

To run up on a boar
with a bow and arrow,

I mean, without
stating the obvious,

going after a pig
that size by yourself,

you can make better decisions.

I feel like my camp mates aren't taking
me seriously as a hunter or a survivalist,

and it's starting
to piss me off.

-What up?
-Hello.

-Can I sit here?
-Yeah.

Patrick has come over.

The man is about as easy
to read as a one-paper book.

I hear him constantly talking.

So I'm listening.

We had a big boar.

I mean, Jermaine thinks
that it's like 200 pounds.

I took a shot at
night and missed.

I ended up coming up
on the hog in the river.

Get a shot off, and I missed the
back by like two or three inches.

-Oh, really?
-Yeah.

You're gonna be bummed if
we head out of here tomorrow,

since you guys have made
progress on finding... finding a pig.

Actually, if we head
out of here and migrate

and get different
teams, I would be happy.

Yeah, I'm just getting
tired of Jermaine.

-You're not super stoked to be over there.
-Getting annoyed.

Jermaine is a
little bit bullheaded

and has been absolutely
driving Patrick nuts.

We're in a
competition challenge.

There's no reason that
we can't let that just smolder

while we continue our
camp in a different strategy.

There'll be a
revamp of some sort.

Yeah, I hope whatever it is...

...food comes with it.

Assets, rearrange, teams change,

new dynamic, new place.

Didn't get much
sleep last night,

and definitely feeling it today.

Uh-oh.

-Kaiela?
-What?

Wait, there's a scroll?

Scroll mail.

Oh, I am ready.

Oh.

I see something.

Oh, yep. Here we go.

A scroll. Yes.

Today you will
begin your migration!

-Whoa.
-We're leaving.

Oh, thank God.

The survivalists are
instructed to pack up their camp

and meet along a dried riverbed

where they'll learn
about their migration

and the next stage
of the competition.

We get to start the journey.

I know at this point,
migration most likely

is gonna mix us up,
which would suck

because working with Max and
Laura has been absolutely incredible.

We've been crushing
this challenge.

-Time to pack up.
-All right. Time to pack.

This fishing gear has been
an amazing survival item.

Just packing it
up, keeping it safe.

You should carry
the maggot farm.

Maggot farm's staying with us.

That's yours.

Just make sure we water up
before the hike too. Drink what's left.

Oh, yeah. We don't
wanna waste the drop.

Last One Standing is
a whole different beast

from a regular Naked and Afraid.

One minute you're friends. The
next minute you're competitors.

The adrenaline's flowing.

Ready to rock and
kill the next challenge.

All right. See you at camp.

See ya.

Let's hit it like
we're mad at it.

I am ready for
camps to switch up.

I'm not planning
on being vindictive.

I'm going to be opportunistic.

No individual can take
me out of this competition.

Everyone's got their jerky,
or if anyone has any left.

Yep.

All right, let's make our moves.

I'm guessing somebody's
going home today.

Yep.

It's been days now
since our last challenge.

We don't know what's coming,
but we know it could be a separation.

It could be an elimination
or any combination of those.

Your camps are now disbanded.

Dude.

I've gotten to like Jamie
and I enjoy the way we tick.

But as a partnership, we have
not performed the best of our ability.

So it'll be good to
try to change it up

and try to find
something else that works.

-Dude.
-Oh.

-Miss you.
-We'll miss you.

Our team's getting disbanded.

And that sucks, 'cause Kaiela and I
have been working awesome together.

I mean, she is a beast out
here in these competitions.

Before you continue, surrender all
earned survival assets at the tree.

What?

Finding out that I have
to surrender my fishing kit

is really upsetting.

It feels like it's something
you won fair and square,

and now we're
shaking up everything.

I'm surrendering the
bow and arrow, rope.

I don't have anything.

The fishing assets,
what's been feeding us

and keeping us
alive this whole time.

So knowing that that's going
back up for grabs is terrifying.

I lost my hide, my fishing
kit, and I lost my boat.

Three of the strongest
assets in the game.

Having given up
all their assets,

the survivalists must
now choose a scroll.

-Oh, here we go.
-Come on lucky scroll.

In a random draw,

competitors will be paired
up for the next challenge

with a survivalist who draws the
name of the same local wild bird.

Picking a scroll to find
out who my camp mate is

means that my fate
is left to the gods.

Magpie.

-Magpie. Let's go.
-Let's go.

Realizing that I'm partnered
with Max is a huge sigh of relief.

He's got a great attitude,
he thinks outside the box,

and I resonate with a
lot of Max's survival skills.

In addition to Kaiela
being paired with Max,

Darrini and Matt
will work together.

When I find out that my partner
is Darrin, I'm absolutely ecstatic.

His bush craft skills, along
with my bush craft skills,

go hand in hand.

Jamie and Trish
will remain a pair.

And Patrick and Cheeny
will also continue on as a unit.

My man.

My first thought is hell, yeah,
because Patrick is the Energizer bunny.

He has more juice than
anybody else out here.

I'm so happy he's with me.

We're a good balance of
stamina and bush craft knowledge.

I think we're gonna
be in a good place.

And Laura and Jermaine will
compete together for the first time.

I've never met her before.

I've never worked
with her before.

Obviously, her
reputation precedes her,

but I'm very confident
with my skills.

So I would argue
that we're super team.

Here we go, mate.

-You ready to rock this or what?
-Yeah, for sure.

Okay. Cool.

Yeah, glad to be with you, Bud.

-Finally.
-God dang.

I've been trying to get on a challenge
with Matt for, like, 10 years now.

It finally happened.

We're just gonna kick
ass and take names.

The newly-formed pairs
will face an immediate test

of their bush craft skills.

Your task with
your new camp mate

is to build an aboriginal
Australian dome shelter

that can fit both of you inside.

Following in the footsteps
of nomadic indigenous tribes,

the competitors will
construct dome shelters

that protect them from the
Outback's punishing elements

and can also be easily
moved as needed.

-We got this. Yeah.
-Let's go.

Yeah.

For the first phase
of this challenge,

survivalists will collect materials
before moving on to phase two,

building their shelters.

They must use at least 10
strong flexible saplings or vines

and three horizontal vine
rings native to the Outback,

tying them together
in a dome shape

before proceeding
to phase three,

covering the framework
with lightweight shingling,

leaving only a doorway opening.

It's stripping a lot of bark.

Yeah, I know.

To me, it's just
building a wicky up.

I've built a lot of
little wicky ups.

It's going to be interesting.

It's got to be some
sort of dome shape, so...

I'm nervous.

I've built plenty of shelters, but I've
never built anything like this before.

I have built a very
similar structure to this.

It is a very common
dome-like structure,

using saplings that's used all
across the world in different cultures.

Tie it off in the middle.

And then we just build the
dome all the way around it.

-Okay. Yeah.
-Yeah. For sure.

I'm thinking, like, probably
has, like, paper bark

-incorporated in it.
-Oh, yes, yes.

Feeling confident but wary.

Building a livable shelter in a short
amount of time is incredibly difficult.

Once built, it must be packed and
carried to continue your migration.

In the final phase, the pairs
must test their shelter's portability

by packing and transporting it across
the finish line to complete the challenge.

And we have to get out of here.

The first three pairs to finish

will migrate to zone two
with their new shelter.

The first three camps
will earn survival tools.

First place earns the
choice of three assets.

Second place earns
the choice of two assets.

And third place earns
the remaining two assets.

There are three bows, two fishing
assets, a hide, a couple other items.

We could at least get
our hands on a bow.

We might even be able
to get our blankets back.

The last two pairs of
survivalists to finish are not safe.

Damn.

The four of you will stay
behind at Red Bluffs tonight

and face elimination tomorrow.

Damn.

I know how that feels.

I've been through elimination
twice already. I need a break.

So the stakes are
huge for this outcome.

And the fourth and fifth
place teams go to elimination.

I have been in first
place or second place

in every single competition, and
I'm not gonna be in the bottom.

-Your challenge starts now.
-Let's go.

The first step for
all survivalists,

is collecting materials
for their dome shelters.

-Okay, vines.
-There's vines over there.

You want to get
off some paperbark.

-Oh, you gonna be able to get all the vines.
-Yeah, I'll get vines.

Right now, I'm grabbing
our horizontal pieces

'cause these have less rigidity.

I need 10 lodge poles, essentially,
that will curve over and make a dome.

And then I need three
horizontal to go around the side

in order for me to
attach paper bark.

That's good. That's good.

I once built a rock igloo.

Very robust.

Essentially used all this river
rock to build a massive igloo.

And it worked out great.

So I love building shelters.

I'm trying to cut
really, really large

sections of paper bark.

This paper bark, nice big pieces
so we don't have to tie as much in.

I know I can trust Matt to
get what we need the first go.

Hopefully, we can just get
this shelter done in one go.

So the vines right now can be
used to help hold everything together.

This is a poisonous vine.

This rubber vine is no joke.

The sap, it can cause skin
irritations and even blindness.

The milky sap of the
rubber tree is highly toxic

and can cause severe burning,

blurring of vision and
swelling of the cornea,

which left untreated, can
cause permanent damage.

See about grabbing a
couple of long ones over here.

Right now I'm looking for
the longest vines I can get.

Watch out, Chris.

I'm glad Patrick's
my partner in this one

'cause he has a ridiculous
amount of stamina.

Think that boy
has no off switch.

There we go.

We're up against some
pretty formidable teams.

Max and Kaiela, Matt and
Darrin, Jermaine and Laura.

Talk about some strong folks,
but I'm not here to go home.

I'm here to be the
Last One Standing.

Here we go. Perfect.

Okay, so I've got a
nice big vine here.

I'm getting, uh, as much of this
bark off as possible as thick as I can.

I've never done this before, so I'm
as confident as anybody could be

who's never done
something like this before.

I don't want to be
in the bottom of this.

There's so much at stake, but
it's anybody's game at this point.

You think we're
good on saplings?

Yeah, I think we've
got enough of that.

-How many did you get?
-I got saplings and vines.

-Okay.
-If we can win this,

we will have three
items that we can pick.

It's a big deal 'cause
it kind of gives us

the what's up on this whole gig.

Laura and Max, my
friends for the last 10 days,

are now my competitors,
and I know how they operate.

I know that they're tough.
I know they're strong.

But I'll tell you what,

Darrin and I, we are absolute
war horses, the both of us.

We know what it takes to
win on these competitions.

The stakes are very high today.

You get to choose
three assets if you're first.

That could put other teams
out of the game for food.

We're gonna kick ass
in this challenge today.

Definitely don't want to
go through elimination,

especially with how much energy
we're already exerting on this.

Tomorrow would suck.

Worst-case scenario is
two out of the five teams

are going to battle
it out in elimination.

That is something that
I'm not prepared to do.

Right now I'm a little bit worried
everybody here could win this.

I got to bring my A game
and I got to send some home.

Be at least 10.

Divide and conquer. Matt's getting
saplings. I'm getting paper bark.

Getting big used pieces.

Competitors are in phase one of
the Aboriginal Dome Challenge.

They must collect saplings, vines
and paper bark to build their shelters.

We're gonna be able
to use these right here.

Lash on any paper bark.

Got to try to stay
calm, collected.

Really hard for us
to not be first on this.

Right now, I'm just collecting all
the materials of our aboriginal shelter.

Pretty much got
most of it right now.

-How are you doing?
-I'm pretty much done with the collection.

Jamie, come over
here and get this.

It's real easy.

I have found a great spot to collect
and harvest all the paper bark I need.

It's coming off in
really large chunks.

I'm really happy about this.

Excellent. This is great.

We need a lot of this paper bark

'cause the shelter's
got to be bombproof.

We can't have any holes.

-I got six of these, Laura.
-I think we need more.

-Yes, ma'am.
-The vines don't work out great.

You want me to
grab a couple more?

If you want more, I'll get more.

-I can grab a couple.
-No, no, I got it.

I'll get what I can.

I'll get more saplings.

You can trust me. My
name is not Patrick.

If you have different sized
saplings in this kind of shelter,

then they're gonna
work against each other

and the whole structure
is gonna be fighting itself.

I am almost done with
this big piece of bark,

and I'm rushing
to Matt to help him.

I've never got to work with
an amazing shelter material

like paper bark before
It's like having a tarp.

I look over and Matt has
gathered all of the polls we need,

and I'm working on like, my
fourth big piece of paper bark.

Hey, Darrin, I think I've got
enough to start putting this together.

Okay. I'll get this
big one undone,

-and then I'll come help.
-Roger.

Take my time. What I'm
doing here is I'm going

straight across the
apex in the middle.

I'll go across the middle, but
that's gonna give me the perfect X

and everything's gonna
start lining in place.

See this right here?

This is gonna
create the structure.

My strategy right now is gonna
be trying to get a solid frame.

Matt and Darrin
are the first pair

to gather their
shelter materials.

In addition to being provided a vine
ring on which to construct their shelters,

each pair has been given
an equal amount of rope.

For phase two, competitors have to build
the frame of an aboriginal dome shelter

using 10 saplings
and three vine rings,

tying them together
in a dome shape

before moving on to phase
three, covering with paper bark,

leaving only a doorway opening.

Do you think we've
got enough bark?

We'll just start getting this
framework together and I'll start lashing.

I feel like Kaiela is
a certified badass.

If I can roast one more tree
here, it will be a good spot.

Nice. You got some good pieces.

Time to get building.

This shelter has to have a
strong enough framework

to be able to hold up
a layer of paper bark

that goes over the entire
thing that shelters us

from the rain, from
snakes, from the wind.

-I'm just gonna secure them in now.
-Okay.

And then we'll
tie them in a sec.

First things first.

Instead of tying
everything off individually,

I'm going around and I'm
stabbing them into the ground.

The sand is really great for pretty
much putting stuff down in the ground.

Okay, that's two.

This brings me back to my
challenge in South Africa.

We just got to find thorns so we
can pack in all these walls here.

Max has been a great mentor.

He's done this
challenge so many times.

He knows it inside and out.

As a survivalist, I've
always been confident.

Australia feels
a lot like Africa.

Here, you have to test your
skills every step of the way.

It's really all about
trying to get 10 pieces

all the way around so we can
tie it off real structurally sound.

-Behind you.
-Okay.

Okay. I'll grab the sticks if you
wanna start tying off after I put it in.

-Yep. Yep.
-Is that cool? Watch out for your knife.

I haven't seen Kaiela
except for at challenges.

So this is the first time we've had more
than a sentence of a conversation together.

It's amazing that we're able to literally
attack this thing like nobody's business.

Patrick, how you looking, man?

Pretty good. What do you think?

I've got three big
pieces right here.

One small one.

This is good. Let's go.

Start building.

We gotta get the longest ones.

The first thing we need to do is
we need to start creating this dome.

Can you grab that one right
there, the big one, the thick one?

-Okay. Gonna tie it to the door first.
-Yep.

So we grab one vine, we
attach it to one side of the door,

grab another vine, attach it to
the opposite side of the door.

Here, maybe.

-No, no, no. This needs to go across.
-I know.

We're gonna have to lash too. I
don't think it's gonna be high enough,

but I'll get the stick
in just a second.

We need something that's
gonna support the shingles.

We're trying to get vines
big enough to be tall enough

to be part of the
frame of this shelter

so that we don't have
to use multiple vines.

-Cheeny, grab that long vine there.
-Yeah.

I really need to
hurry right now.

Grab this paper bark and head
back to the shelter building area.

This is good. This is good.

We have everything we need

and we've got a
pile of paper bark.

A pile of vines, and we're
ready to rock and roll.

Well done, Trish.

Jamie, I'm putting some
paper bark out around our rings

-so that we don't have to stand in the hot sun, okay?
-Okay.

Oh, that's perfect.

It's the only strategy
we've got right now

-'cause the sun is so hot.
-Okay.

This heat is strong.

The sun is just
scorching the ground.

It's gonna make this
challenge really tough for us.

The Scot and the Jersey girl.

We're gonna build this shelter.

It's gonna be amazing.

We're gonna be protected.

We're not going to elimination.

Vines seem to be the
most visibly straight thing.

I'm making a bit
of a gamble here.

The rubber vines are,
of course, like rubber,

but they are strong
and they are flexible.

Which might help in the
construction of this shelter.

The saplings need cleaned up.

They need branches taken off.

-So this could save us time in the long run.
-I hope so.

All right. How many we got?

-There's four here.
-Are they pretty tall?

-Let me see.
-They're all right.

-I think we've got enough on the saplings.
-Getting a couple more.

-Okay.
-Pretty sure.

Just a couple more.

This is the first time Laura
and I have been put together.

I don't think she trusts me.

Plenty of saplings.

Laura, we are good on saplings.

Okay.

I've made a shelter
like this 20 plus times,

and I just don't know what
everyone else's experience level is.

Probably the saplings are
gonna be too short, I think.

Oh, we can connect them up top.

Not to worry.

I have that implant. Sweet.

-I think if you want me to
just arrange them around -Yep.

And then I can start tying.

I'm sticking saplings into
the sand around the ring

so that we can
get them lashed in.

You've got six there.

I'm not sure. Just, uh, I
know we need a bunch more.

-Just stick one in. I'll tie it.
-Here's seven.

-Eight is on.
-Yep.

The way this structure works is you
have two strong, tall, equal saplings.

They arc over and they're actually
adding to each other's strengths.

They're working as a team
to strengthen the entire thing.

As the rings are tied,

the tension created keeps
the shelter held together tightly.

Like, loop that
under one of these.

Yeah, these may not be
long enough is the problem.

These saplings are
way too small to connect

and arc over each
other in the middle.

They're not going to
have that dome strength.

And actually, it's just gonna
make more of the teepee structure

that we are not going for here.

So this isn't, uh...
This isn't tall enough.

-I gotta get some longer.
-Tie this real fast.

I'm gonna hold it down.
I gotta tie on it. Just tie it.

Jermaine is trying
to tie all of these

little saplings
together at the top,

and I really don't want to tie it
because all we need is to have

two strong saplings
supporting each other.

They're two totally
different sizes,

so we need, like, all in the
same size or else it's gonna pull.

So I don't really know.

Tying them here is not the move.

Jermaine and I, we have
completely different ideas

of how to make this thing work.

And I don't think his vision
is gonna make this happen.

Grab that side.

I see that everyone else
has the right size saplings.

Things are coming together,
and we have basically nothing.

Oh.

Are you okay?

Dude.

-Oh.
-Are you okay?

God.

-Let me see.
-No, I'm all right.

-Are you good, Laura?
-Yep.

I'm gonna keep going, then.

Are you dizzy?

I'm all right.

That was a good tallywack.

Do you need a medic, Laura?

Yeah.

I'm all right.

This is so important for us
to place well in this challenge.

I'm gonna have to try to
push it as hard as I can.

Okay, let's go. Let's do it.

Yeah. Let's go.

All five camps are currently
working on phase two

of the aboriginal
dome shelter challenge.

They are creating the shelter
structure using saplings and vines.

Matt and Darrin, and Kaiela
and Max are currently leading.

The first three camps to
finish will earn survival assets.

The last two camps face an
elimination challenge tomorrow.

What is that? How many?

We got one, two,
three, four, five, six...

-seven, eight, nine.
-Nine.

Cool. I'm gonna throw number
ten in this gap right here.

-How's that?
-It's good.

All I'm doing is lashing
up a quick tie on that.

Once we have those
ten saplings all bound up,

we now have to wrap it in vine.

-We're gonna need three rings.
-Yep, three rings.

What's nice with
this kind of shelter

is the fact that you
can build it easily,

assemble it, disassemble it,

and it's built with
every material on hand.

The structure of this
thing is coming into play.

I look up and I see my old
camp mate Kaiela with Max.

I can't tell if they're farther
ahead if we're farther ahead,

but I can also look and see that
no one else is even close to us.

Rock star.

We only need three,
so let's just go up high.

That's ten pieces all the
way around, just taking shape.

I think we want the
one right next to you.

It's all about making this
thing as bomber as possible.

Even though it's
so hot out here,

we're just making
sure we have something

that can weather any
storm that comes towards us.

Once we have our
saplings secured,

we have to get our rings around
the edges for bracing and support.

I think everything's
fine here. Let's go.

I keep looking over my shoulder
to see where everyone's at

and I can see Matt and Darrin, who
are absolute competitors, are pretty close

but we're neck-and-neck,
it seems like.

Okay, perfect.

We need one more horizontal
piece that needs to fit in here.

We have to win this challenge.

It's so important for us to have
assets within this environment

'cause it's so harsh,
inhospitable, and hard to survive.

And if we get first place, that
means we get three freaking items

which puts us in
the driver's seat.

And who knows what happens and
where we're gonna go once we're driving?

Here you go, I'll hold
these, you can tie.

You can just... Done. Okay.

And I think we're looking
pretty good. Okay. Done.

Right now, it looks like
everyone's moving pretty quick,

doing different types of things.

I'm looking for a big sapling to try
to hold it sturdier so it's not just vine.

Copy.

Cheeny and I, we get
a couple of these up,

and I'm realizing these
rubber vines are very flexible,

but they're flimsy.

There's no way
they can support this.

I'm gonna chop down
a large pine sapling.

With Patrick going
for these pine trees

is either gonna
make or break us.

It's taking time, and I don't
know if it's gonna work or not.

Patrick, we're wasting
time with this, man.

I don't think so.

We have to get stronger
materials to work as the frame

in tandem with the vines.

-Hold this.
-Okay.

Tie the ends.

-You have it.
-I don't have the rope.

It's right there. Where?

I don't have it.

I don't know, Patrick.

Patrick and I have been given a
piece of rope for this competition,

and we've lost it.

We can't find it anywhere,
and we're panicking.

I think ten might do it, Trish.

I'm confident in
these vines right now

because they are
strong, really strong.

And they are also flexible as well, so
we can flex them into different shapes.

We gotta move,
Jamie, we gotta move.

Going as good as we can.

I'm going as fast as I can.

I know you are.

The sun is just burning
my whole body up right now.

It's draining, it just saps
you of all your hydration.

I am the Scotsman.

This is not the kind of
weather that I'm used to.

I just cut a piece off of it.

There's no reason why
I would put it in my bag.

How did we lose our rope?

We are stressed right now.

Our adrenaline is
pumping through our veins.

If we can't find this rope, we
can't finish this competition.

We need it to tie the
structure together.

Here it is.

This challenge is about how fast
we can get this dome shelter done,

and losing the rope
is a big blunder.

That could cost us
being in the first three.

Did you tie it?

I need another piece.

I've got all the vines
attached to the circle.

I just need to try
and stand them up.

-I'll hold it, you tie.
-Okay.

-I've just realized...
-What?

The vines aren't staying up.

Oh, this sucks.

Jamie and I have failed before.

It has to be retied
'cause this is too long.

Dude, we're last, dude.

This means we're
going to elimination.

We could always fix this on
the end somewhere and arch it.

You think it's long
enough to arch?

It's not long enough. There's
no way it's long enough.

Okay.

Rubber vines was a huge mistake.

They're wanting to
collapse in on each other.

Here we are again.

If you want to hold that,

do you want me to go
and look for something?

Hold on, let me look
at something here.

Jamie and I are figuring
out how to put this together.

We probably need some more vines

because the ones we have
were a little heavy and awkward.

Sake, man.

I'm gonna leave Jamie
to go into the woods

and go find something sturdier.

Ow! Oh!

I feel this, like, spray go all over my
face, my arms, my chest, and my legs.

I got sap in my eye.

You got sap in your eye?

I can't see out of my eye.

My eye is burning very
badly. I can't see out of it.

Hang in there, Trish.

I'm not giving up, but...

I'm working with one
eye right now, and it hurts.

Trish has gotten toxic
rubber tree sap in her eye,

which acts like a chemical burn

and can cause
permanent blindness.

It's burning, I can't see.

Rubber tree sap is
like the equivalent

of putting Krazy
Glue on your skin,

and that splashed into my eye.

The medic applies saline to
flush the sap out of Trish's eye

to try and prevent
permanent damage.

If I don't stop what
I'm doing right now,

I could have total vision loss.

And it's not something that
I wanna play around with.

-I'm just worried about my eyesight.
-Yeah.

I'm trying to push
this through and...

stable the structure, sake.

The medics are flushing
out Trish's eyes right now.

I'm just hyper focused
on what I'm doing.

All I can do is hopefully
complete the challenge

for me and Trish.

Come on.

If we come in last, we are gonna
be up for elimination tomorrow

and we do not have
any survival assets.

This is huge.

I really need my partner
right now to hold this down.

As Jamie struggles
without his camp mate,

Matt and Darrin, and Kaiela
and Max are out in front,

almost done with phase
two of the challenge,

building their structures.

Only the top three pairs
are safe from elimination.

Come on.

Attached. Ready.

-All right, bark shingle time?
-Definitely.

Once we've got these ten
supports up, the structure's sound.

Now it's time for bark.

Once we get them on there, I'm
gonna do a ring like a belt and go around.

Yeah, got you.

It needs to have no holes

so that you're protected
from the elements.

I look up and I see Kaiela
with Max just down from us.

All right, now, let's
put the shingles on.

They are just
neck-and-neck with us.

Those are flying
down there, Matt.

Let's get the largest
pieces out of here.

We got everything lashed.

That means we can throw
on top all of our paper bark.

And this is where we make
or break this challenge.

Okay, here we are.

Start layering
on the big pieces,

and that's gonna allow us to cover as
much circumference and area as possible.

-Shingle from the bottom up.
-Yeah.

-This one's huge.
-You get that?

We can put it right here,
this is the biggest piece.

And then we got a couple more
big boys. Let's get that side settled.

Make sure we got
all of the bark on there

'cause we gotta make
sure everything's covered.

How do you think that looks?

We need to have three.

Three? Okay, I'll
get the other one.

-Two teams are already putting bark on theirs.
-Yeah.

I look over and I see Max
getting this up really quick.

I look over at Darrin and Matt,
and they are also ahead of us.

One more piece and
it's time for shingling.

Okay, copy.

You have to go hard. You gotta
go balls to the wall on these things.

Because just 'cause
somebody is ahead of you

doesn't mean they're gonna
stay ahead of you the entire time.

-Go.
-Shingles start.

I wanna stay out of
elimination more than anything,

and that means
finishing in the top three.

-We just gotta make sure that this is watertight.
-Yep.

I know Jermaine and
Laura are hot on our tracks.

This one needs to be secured
so I can get another one.

'Cause it has to go all the way
to the front. All the way around.

Which one's gotta be
secured? That one?

That's the one that hit you.

-So cut us that.
-Oh.

I'm not gonna let it go.

I'm worried about Laura.
She got hit in the head.

I'm gonna just go super hard

and try to protect my
neck as best as I can.

Good? We're at height.

Now it's time to get it
started with paper bark.

I'm gonna hand it to you,
I'm gonna keep stripping.

Okay.

I'm dizzy and nauseous,

but I look over and
see Patrick and Cheeny.

We could still actually finish and
possibly not have to go to elimination.

-Keep going.
-Hell, yeah.

We got this thing.

It burns. It's hard. It burns.

It's about an 8.
8 to 9, I'd say.

I really need to finish
this or else we'll be last.

Trish is still getting treated by
paramedics, and it is so hot right now.

It's only me trying to tend
to the shelter right now.

Come on.

I cannot, for the life of me,
get the structure up into the air

without an extra set of hands.

This might work.

I'm worried about my
partner. I feel awful for Jamie.

I feel like I'm letting
my partner down.

My feet are getting burned
by the sand, this is just torture.

But I'm hyper focused.
Never give up, keep on going.

As Jamie and Trish look to
avoid the elimination challenge,

Matt and Darrin, and Kaiela
and Max are racing to finish first

and get their pick of
three survival items.

Getting this ready to be a belt.

I'm using a vine to
actually make a belt

that goes over that paper bark.

I know that from building
stuff through the years.

If you just have a
belt around something,

you have a really good
chance of that working great

to hold that paper bark in.

Top three choices
of items, buddy?

We get a bow, we eat.
We get fishing asset, we eat.

Yeah.

So top three? Food.
That's what that means.

It's a tight one here.
We got quite a match up.

I'm not trying to pay attention
to what everyone else is doing,

'cause all I can
control right now...

Is what we're doing.

-And we're holding it down.
-That's right.

It's looking good, dude.

Who knows? It could
be anybody's game.

Right now, we are both cranking,

and I see that Max and Kaiela
are just a step, a hair ahead of us.

They have a few pieces of paper bark
separating us from first place to second.

Oh.

Right here. We just need a
couple right here and we're golden.

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

Right there.

Just fille it right here.

We just need a couple
right here, and we're golden.

As five pairs of
survivalists compete

to make aboriginal
dome shelters,

only Max and Kaiela,
and Matt and Darrin

are near completion
of phase three,

covering their
shelters with paper bark

to provide sun
and rain protection.

Once their paper
bark exterior is secured

and both survivalists
can fit inside,

they can move on to
the fourth and final phase,

packing up and
carrying their shelter

like indigenous
nomads before them.

You ready to get inside?

I think we're ready, buddy.

Let's get in this
joint. Check it.

-All right.
-Oh, yeah.

Oh, this is cozy.

-Yeah, we fit in here nicely.
-Yeah.

Look at us in here.

Not bad.

-I feel pretty good about this so far.
-Hell, yeah.

Let's go, baby.
Hop on in. Inside.

No Problem. We got this.

Let's go!

-Clear to pack, baby.
-All right.

So once we get
it all set together,

we're supposed to tear
the whole thing down

just like aboriginals had
for thousands of years.

And so I'll get the biggest
pieces down on the base.

-Clear all this space.
-Yeah, clear that.

So I'm looking over at
my opponents right now.

One of them is detaching.

I don't know what
the other one's doing.

We need to strategically
put this in place, pack it down.

-All the paper bark in one spot, buddy.
-Yeah.

We have to untie it,
bundle it up, tie it together,

and carry it across
the finish line.

-Big piece in the bottom.
-Yeah.

Every second counts out here

'cause you never know
what's gonna happen.

Let's be right, nice, and gentle
so we can put this thing up nicely

when we get back.

Hell, yeah, Kaiela. Good work.

Yeah, good work.

-I hurt so bad right now.
-Okay.

We need to finish
this right now.

I'll try to pull some
apart, but I'm not standing.

-Let it go.
-Don't let me stand again.

Yeah, you just sit down.

Here's two big
strips right there.

Cool.

Laura's trying to find
ways to help me out.

I'm looking at her,
she's flushed in her face.

She's tired and the tension of
that vine that hit her in the head...

it was a solid knock.

Give me the, "I'm doing
just fine, Jermaine."

I'm doing just fine, Jermaine.

Okay. The rings.

And everything on the bottom is
girth hitched so we can just slip it out.

Yeah.

Never stop our hustle.

-Never stop the hustle, but you can look behind you.
-'Cause you never know.

You could break a leg
right before the finish line.

I might have to carry your ass,
you might have to carry mine.

I can sort of see what
Matt and Darrin are doing.

They seem like
they're neck-and-neck,

and we're at the point where
we're tearing down our shelter,

and it looks like they're
doing the same thing.

Well, we're tied
for first right now.

The heat and the
sun beating down

is becoming more intense.

My gums are vibrating.

I can feel myself
getting a bit lightheaded.

Oh, nice, Patrick. You've
got some huge pieces.

-Yep.
-Here.

We still got this,
Cheeny, we still got this.

There's nothing more
critical than being third.

We need to protect
ourselves from elimination.

We're not losers.

Just pierce it on like this,
and I think we're done.

Yeah.

If it sits, it fits.

And it fits, we sits.

Snug as two bugs in a rug.

Ready to pack. Go.

Patrick and Cheeny have
now finished phase three,

and are trying to catch Max
and Kaiela, and Matt and Darrin,

who are already into phase four.

Okay, perfect. Let's
get this thing tied off.

We're still in this game,
buddy. Still in the game.

-This is gonna be pretty heavy for us.
-Yeah.

Need to tie that bundle up
tight. Use a big piece of bark.

Right behind us
is Darrin and Matt.

They are a powerhouse team, so I kind of
figured that they might be right with us.

Hell, yeah, Kaiela. Good work.

Yeah, good work.

We're neck-and-neck, it seems
like, but we're heads down.

Let's go.

We're not going to elimination.
We're not going home!

We're not going home.

Right now, I think we're
pretty close to being done.

You're good, Trish.

My eye. It's, like, irritated.

It's not burning, but
it's, like, super irritated.

I'm starting to see, like,
colorful spots in my vision...

and I'm really scared right now.

Come on, get it. Nice work.

Get it on your shoulders.
Get it on your shoulder.

Nice and slow. You
got it on your shoulder?

-Hold on.
-Okay.

I got it.

-You okay?
-It's hard.

Push it.

You see that line, baby? You
see that line? Dig deep right here.

Oh, my God.

I am absolutely elated
that we got first place

up against Matt Wright,
who's a freaking legend.

Up against Darrin, who
literally lives this stuff

since he was
freaking nine years old.

We were able to show up and
beat those guys, which is huge.

Okay, one, two, three.

I ain't last today,
baby. I am not last.

Matt and I came in second.

Oh, my God, that was the most
exhausting challenge I've ever been in.

Five years, I've been
wanting to work with this man.

-That's a good first challenge, bud.
-Yeah, I know.

With two camps finished,

the other three
camps are competing

for the last safe spot
in the competition.

The bottom two
pairs will not migrate,

and will have to face off tomorrow
in an elimination challenge.

Looks like a lot of people
are in trouble right now.

You with me?

I'm just seeing, like, some black
spots, but I might just be thirsty.

Okay, we're calling it.
Hey, can I get a medic?

Lift.

Lift. Okay.

I can't see Jamie.

Jamie?

Oh.

Jamie looks like he
might be going out.

Blurred? Where?

Blurred where, though?

We're not going home!

I'm looking around
and it's just chaos.

Laura is out. A medic
is checking on her.

Trish has a medic
flushing out her eyes,

and Jamie is on the ground.

I thought these guys were
supposed to be legends.

What the hell is this?

Jamie?

Is my partner okay?

Burns trying to open my eyes.

I can see your face, yeah.

Now that the top three pairs

have completed the
dome shelter challenge,

the focus shifts to the
multiple medical concerns

facing Laura, Trish, and Jamie.

Not good.

I'm vibrating.

Muscle twitching, dizziness,
and mental confusion

are core symptoms
of heat stroke.

The body temperature
spikes dangerously fast,

which can swell brain tissue,
disrupting normal function.

Immediate hydration
and cooling of the skin

are necessary to
prevent a possible seizure.

I'm, like, super
freaking out right now.

I'm worried about my partner.

I haven't seen anybody
cross the finish line yet.

I saw Jamie just
laying on his back,

and medics attending
to Laura and Trish.

-That's a situation -Yeah.

Right now, this could be
catastrophic for their challenge, though.

Yeah, heat exhaustion's
no joke, man.

And the heat today has been,
like, extreme in comparison.

Excruciating.

Heat stroke kills
people every single day.

-If so, I don't want to touch it.
-Yep.

I mean, I just got
whacked. It just hurts.

I think I'm okay, it just
knocked some sense out of me.

At this moment, I don't know
who's placing where or what.

My focus is making
sure she's okay.

This has turned into
a catastrophe of a day.

My neck hurts really bad.

Just from where
the stick hit you,

it might have
given you whiplash.

Medic tells me that they don't
believe I have a concussion,

but I can no longer move.

I'm hurting.

This is really scary because we're
racing around during these challenges,

and our bodies are
so exhausted and hot.

Could be a recipe for
disaster for any one of us.

Laura's heart rate is normal.

And with no signs of
blurred vision or dizziness,

she can be cleared
of the concussion.

I'm glad you're okay.

Me, too. Thanks, Jermaine.

That's all I was worried about.

However, medics have determined

the impact from the
branch caused whiplash.

Laura may experience neck
pain and stiffness for several days.

There is still a little
bit of stinging in there.

It's not as profound as it was
previously, but I can still feel it.

After flushing out Trish's
eye with a saline solution,

her eyesight improves
and pain subsides.

And medics determine she is
safe to continue in the challenge.

But Jamie's symptoms
from heatstroke persist.

He's in a bad way. He's still
not really making much sense.

He is, like, limp.
There is nothing there.

All I'm worried about is
he gonna be able to get up?

If Jamie can go, anybody
can go. He's a tough mofo.

He was pretty tough, yeah.

-The exertion today was insane.
-Yeah.

It can be any of us.

God.

Jamie's vital signs are checked.

His core temperature
is 104 degrees.

Systolic blood
pressure is nearly 130

and he has an elevated
pulse of 120 beats per minute.

As the body overheats,

breathing and heart rate
may become rapid and weak,

reducing blood flow and raising
the risk of damage to vital organs.

We really need to get
him cooled down, I think.

We've tried getting water and ice
on him, but we've got the creek there.

I think that's going
to be our next option.

Lift.

Efforts to cool Jamie
down are not working.

His temperature now
spikes over 105 degrees.

A big step down. Watching
yourselves there, guys.

This is a really dangerous place,
to be honest, being out in the sun.

His vital signs have
started to come back,

but he's still really confused.

His neurological status
just isn't coming back

The minute he's got heatstroke,

which is a really sort of severe
form of, uh, heat related illness,

it can sort of attack
all your organs.

So, your brain and your kidneys.

And eventually you can
die from it. It's really severe.

He needs to be seen in a
hospital as soon as we can.

-Okay, let's go help him, then. Thank you.
-Yeah.

We need to get him out of here.

We need to do a
medical evacuation.

Can you send down the
ATV for us, please? Over.

Lift.

Medics were able to stabilize
Jamie's heart rate and blood pressure,

and his core temperature
dropped below 104 degrees.

For Jamie's health and safety,
he'll be taken to a nearby hospital

to receive necessary
medical treatment.

Sit him up. We'll go
one, two, three, go.

They're taking
Jamie out of here.

There we go.

Oh, my God.

-Smidge more.
-Smidge more.

I'm gutted. Absolutely gutted.

It's devastating, just to
think that making a shelter

as simple as this
could take us both out.

Oh, I hear a vehicle coming.

Oh, somebody's getting
pulled out for sure.

This is a double tap?

Oh.

Oh, man.

He was on his
back. I saw him and

-he did not look good.
-Yeah, he was not looking good.

Dude, he was like a dead fish.

Strong son of a
bitch right there.

Just gave it all and...

and left none of it.

I mean to be... to be the
last one standing here, it's...

you're fighting each other,
but you're fighting this place...

-Yeah.
-...and Australia don't take no.

-No.
-Yeah.

I'm at a loss for words because

I thought he was one of the
toughest competitors out here.

But this, this weather, this
heat can take anybody out.

I'll go home at any time.

Anytime. Tomorrow is
never promised out here.

Following Jamie's medical
evacuation for heatstroke,

he's been treated with
I.V. fluids and oxygen.

His blood pressure, heartrate and core
temperature are back in the normal range,

and his condition's
rapidly improving.

For the remaining nine
competitors, the competition resumes.

Man down.

-I guess it's, uh, the three of us.
-Yep.

Jermaine, Laura and Trish did not
complete the dome shelter challenge.

However, due to Jamie's
medical evacuation,

there will be no
elimination challenge,

and the three
survivalists are safe.

-Thank you for your sacrifice, Jamie.
-Yeah.

Jamie is the reason
we're all still in it.

-Yeah.
-Jamie took it for the team.

For the competitors who
finished the challenge...

Looks like we have, uh,

-couple of items to pick up.
-Oh, yeah.

...the next step is picking
surrendered survival tools

based on the order of their finish in
the Aboriginal dome shelter challenge.

Max and Kaiela will choose first
and can select any three items.

-We'll take one of each.
-Yeah.

Let's grab the hide...

-Okay.
-...fishing asset, and then the bow.

Kaiela and I are first place. We get to pick
three items. We're in the driver's seat.

Literally, what we pick here will
dictate how we're gonna do for the next

one, two, even probably 10 days.

-Nice. Sweet.
-Perfect.

Matt and Darrin can choose
two of the remaining items.

All right, let's see,
uh... fishing and a bow?

That means we're going for food.

Second place gets
to pick two items.

Matt's the best archer to
ever be on Naked and Afraid.

So, of course, we grab a bow
and I grab the fishing asset.

That means everything is
on the menu out here for us.

Good game. Whoo!

Patrick and
Cheeny finished third

and are left with the last
two unclaimed assets.

-Looks like we get the jute and...
-We get the rope?

-...I got my bow back.
-Yeah.

We didn't get a fishing
asset, but we did get a bow.

I'm not really worried because
I got us the fishing asset before.

Oh, fishing line! Got it.

Hey, we got a fishing line!

And I'm gonna continue
to be opportunistic.

If someone leaves a fishing
asset out, I'm gonna take it.

That's what it takes to
be the last one standing.

With all items claimed,

the survivalists will
begin their migration.

Due to injuries to
Laura and Trish,

medics don't feel it's
safe for them to migrate.

They, along with Jermaine, will remain
in Zone 1 and set up camp for the night,

where medics will continue
to monitor their health.

Looks like we go this way.

We're banged up over here.

I'm blind. She's crippled.

I mean, survival is
hard enough as it is,

but when you're injured it
just ups it so much more.

So everything's
gonna be a battle.

Everything's gonna
be a struggle now.

-You got it?
-Yeah.

The other three groups

will take their newly claimed
items and their shelters

and migrate a half mile to
their new camps in Zone 2.

-You good, buddy?
-Yep.

We're all exhausted after
an excruciating challenge,

and now we gotta drag our shelter
back to our new camp location.

Surrounded by jagged,
sun-scorched basalt terrain,

Zone 2 lies in an open
highland that intensifies heat

and offers little shade for the
hot Australian temperatures.

All three camps are
located along a river,

which provides
opportunities to fish and hunt

its abundant population
of deer and feral hogs,

bringing a protein source but
also an equally large threat.

We're almost there.
Almost there, buddy.

-All right, ready? Drop it on three.
-Yeah.

One, two, three.

Whew.

To be honest, I don't think we can
assemble this before the sun comes down...

-No.
-...so let's just take all that paper bark

-and get us a spot set up.
-Yep.

My biggest competition on
this challenge is probably Darrin.

Darrin obviously
has a lot of skill.

But I'll tell you, I'd like to be
able to keep my enemy close.

-You and I did a great job today.
-Yep.

-Not an easy challenge.
-Yeah.

Whew.

What do you think? Like...

-drop it here and check stuff out?
-Yeah, this looks pretty good.

-Okay.
-Yeah.

-This looks like home.
-Yeah, we have all that paper bark

-we can, uh, just lay on for tonight.
-Perfect.

Just got to camp with Max
and, uh, yeah, what a crazy day.

What do you think? Lay side by
side with the fire in the middle?

Exactly. Let's get to work.

Being able to come in first
in a team challenge with Max

and to have more assets, and really
be at the top of this right now, um,

is incredible for my
confidence and my morale.

I think it's a great pairing. I'm
excited to see what we can do together.

-Whoo! What a day, Kaiela.
-Yeah.

Moving forward with Kaiela
as a partner, she's a tough girl,

and she just knows
what she's doing out here.

But she's only skin
and bones on her,

so I don't know if she's
gonna be strong enough

to be able to take this
thing all the way to the end.

A little bit more to go,

-and then we can relax.
-Yeah.

Oh. I think I see our new home.

-Looks like we got another hog skull.
-Yeah, we do.

-You want to set it here?
-Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

-We're right by the water.
-Yeah.

I think we should
cowboy camp tonight.

Yeah, we don't have
much daylight left.

-Let's just worry about the shelter tomorrow.
-Yeah.

-Yeah, let's, like, uh, start setting up camp.
-Yeah, let's do it.

Our second time
making home together.

I know. Aren't we lucky?

I'm definitely happy
to have Cheeny back.

Our teamwork was always great,

but I had the hardest time
just dealing with Jermaine,

and him always wanting to take lead
and telling me how to do everything.

We just weren't compatible
camp-mates after a while.

-We can just pick up where we left off, Patrick...
-Yeah.

...and just keep doing
what we're doing.

It feels so good to not be smack dab in
the middle of Patrick and Jermaine's drama.

Ready to start a new day.

-This'll last us all night.
-Yeah.

We're only here for one night.
There's no need for a shelter.

But it gets cold at night.
The fire's super important.

I'm hurting pretty
bad right now.

With my neck
completely immobile,

I do not feel very
capable of much.

Trying to get firewood, a super
simple task, and I can hardly do it.

And my neck is just
not doing well with it.

How's your eye?

It's so blurry, this side and
so, like painful. It feels swollen.

It feels really swollen.

This is not the way I thought
this day would go down.

I had that eye injury. We'll
see how it feels in the morning.

But, um, I think the most important
thing for us tonight is to rest and sleep

and try to get our injuries
healed up as much as possible.

Goddamn it. We're a mess.

I feel like we're all friggin'

-walking wounded.
-Yeah.

It is, um...

It's kind of my worst
nightmare to be out here

and to not even be able
to take care of myself.

Not the place I expected to be.

Yeah, I feel that.

You know, it's a competition
to be the best of the best, and

-I can't even move my neck.
-Yeah.

It's not what any of
us expected or wanted.

I've got one eye. Like,
I can't see anything.

Yeah, it's blurry but I can... I
can see, but it's like really blurry.

Okay.

How's your eye?
Can you see out of it?

Yeah. It's okay for now.

Medics continue to
monitor Trish's eye.

As of now, she is clear
to continue the challenge.

I could push through the pain. I
know... I know my pain tolerance.

And, you know,
obviously, I know the risks

-with an eye injury like this...
-Mmm-hmm.

...but I want to fight
and like, I want to...

I wanna... I wanna...
I want to be here.

My eye is feeling
a little bit better.

Um, it's not 100%.
Um, it's still painful.

The vision is still
blurry, but I'm still here.

I'm not giving up, and,
um, I don't intend to.

How're you feeling?

Ugh. Yeah, I, uh, I'm still up.

-Yeah, you look pretty rigid.
-Yeah.

-Feel like I'm doing the robot twenty-four-seven.
-Yeah.

Kind of the worst case
scenario for being in a...

-Dude, I know.
-...survival challenge.

-Whew. How'd you...
-What a night.

Yeah, how'd you sleep?

-Uh, pretty good, actually. Yeah.
-Yeah?

It's super cozy with this hide.

-Yeah, with the hide is a game changer.
-Mmm-hmm.

First day being with Kaiela as my
partner, and we're feeling motivated

because having a bow
and a fishing item is huge.

But right now we're
gonna lean into fishing.

All right, well,
let's go fishing.

I think we may have
found the fishing hole.

Oh, yeah. Money.

Yeah, literally, just stand
right here and just cast out.

-Let the current take it.
-Yeah.

All right, we need bait.

-Look out for some mussels.
-Yeah.

Ooh, there's a mussel.

All right.

Didn't have a
fishing asset before,

so to be able to
unlock this new asset

opens up a whole new realm
of being able to get protein

and something that's gonna potentially
get you close to that finish line.

This is huge.

All right, I'm happy with this.

-Okay.
-That's on there.

-Nice. Get... Get to it.
-All right.

-Good luck.
-I'll see you out there.

-Just keep your eyes open for crocs.
-Okay.

So hungry, definitely after
spending all of that energy yesterday.

That was an insane challenge.

And we definitely need to put some more
calories back in our bodies after that,

because that was like four
days' worth of energy just gone.

Holy.

Let's go!

-Let's go, girl. Yeah!
-Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Yes! Yes! Yes, Kaiela!

Day one new camp, we're eating.

-Yeah.
-Whoo.

Two minutes. Two minutes
and I have a fish, like...

Look how... This... I'm just
at the tip of the iceberg here.

Like, we're gonna catch as much
as we think we can possibly eat.

Definitely need
more than one fish.

Hwah! We're ripping
lips all day. Whoo!

We gotta walk around and
find some mussels for bait.

Yeah, get a little fish.

There's a lot of
dead mussel shells.

-But not this one.
-You get one?

-Yeah, I got a mussel.
-Nice.

Best chance of
catching a couple of fish.

-Split that in half or so.
-Yeah.

-Might want to head downstream and check that out.
-Yeah.

-We are baited up now.
-Yeah.

Just got to find a
worthy fishing hole.

Is that Darrin?

Oh, hold up.

It's a fish just
sitting on the line.

-Pretty fresh.
-Yeah.

Yo, Matthew, that's my
kid over there. Don't touch it.

Oh, it's a good looking fish.

That thing would fit
perfectly in my bag.

Don't touch it.

I ain't stealing nobody's fish.

I hope you know who
doesn't go walking down that

-and spot that little fish.
-I know.

A true survivalist would
never steal or cheat.

Not like Patrick stealing,
like a little petty little weasel.

Max is over there chitchatting
with them, which is great.

Um, but I'm gonna... I'm
just gonna keep pushing.

Haven't been too far, so that's... I'm
gonna kind of make my way down there.

Very thankful that Max is
distracting them right now,

because the longer
they're over there,

the more fish that
we have for ourselves.

-Good luck, guys.
-Heck yeah.

Yep. Yep. See ya.

Got one.

Oh, yeah.

Patrick, there are
little fish in this hole.

-Oh, yeah, little ones?
-I just saw one.

-Well, we don't have fishing hooks, so...
-That's true, yeah.

-We'll have to do some exploring.
-Yeah.

Okay.

I have come close to
killing hogs with this bow.

If I get this bow kill, it's going
to mean meat for a while.

And that's what I need to
stay strong in this game...

Gotta aim a little higher.

...especially when we can't
count on fishing right now.

I'm gonna be ready, and
I'm gonna get my shot.

Nice. There we go.

-Whoo!
-Fish on. Fish on.

Oh, baby. Fish on. Oh.

-Did you get him?
-Oh. Got him.

-yeah.
-yeah, Max.

Yes!

Seriously?

Go. Go.

Oh, yeah. There we go. Whoo!

-Did you get another?
-Yeah.

Yeah, dude.

Hey, hey, hey.
Matt is on a roll.

Oh, my God.

We're both eating
the fish today.

Heck, yeah.

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

That's bull.

I'm so up. Everything
just kind of hurts.

I know. I feel the same way.

-Well, let me go get some firewood.
-Just in case?

-Yeah.
-Oh, good call. Good call.

Hey, y'all, there are
three scrolls on this tree.

-There are three of us.
-Oh, jeez.

-Yeah.
-Oh, boy.

See what it says.

"Proceed on your migration
to the X on the map.

The camps will select
one of you to join them."

Hmm. Schoolyard pick.

-Hmm.
-Great.

Jermaine, Trish and
Laura will migrate to Zone 2.

Based on their order of finish
in the dome shelter challenge,

Kaiela and Max will have first
pick, followed by Darrin and Matt.

Cheeny and Patrick will be
joined by the remaining competitor.

Oh, I'm really gonna
get picked first,

roll into some camp
looking like this.

The fact that Trish and Laura
are injured really isn't a fair fight.

I feel pretty confident
about getting picked first.

You ready?

Ready.

We find out we are headed to be
adopted by the pre-existing camps,

and it's actually very scary 'cause I feel
like a liability and I absolutely hate it.

Let's get it done.

I have anxiety already.

Who's gonna want a one-eyed
survivalist in their camp?

I can't even move my head.

Your challenge starts now.

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.

Nice. You got some good pieces.

Make sure we got
all of the bark on there

'cause we've got to make
sure everything's covered.

Max's skill building an
Aboriginal Australian dome shelter

led to his first place
finish with Kaiela...

Let's go!

...earning his camp three survival
assets, including a fishing kit,

which he quickly
turned into protein.

Oh, baby. Yes!

His PSR rises from
nine-point-five to nine-point-six.

Laura struggled to work
effectively with Jermaine...

This isn't, uh, this
isn't tall enough.

They're two totally
different sizes,

so we need all in the same size

or else it's going to pull,
so I don't really know..

...leading to a
neck injury... God.

...and concerns about her
ability to compete, moving forward.

I feel like a liability,
and I absolutely hate it.

Her PSR sinks from
nine-point-eight to nine-point-six.

-Where the did our rope go, Cheeny?
-I don't have it.

After overcoming early mistakes,

Patrick and Cheeny rallied to secure
third place in the shelter challenge.

We're not going home!

But without a fishing asset...

-Yeah.
-Fish on. Fish on.

...he needs a big kill
to stay competitive.

I'm gonna be ready and
I'm gonna get my shot.

Nice.

His PSR falls from
nine-point-oh to eight-point-nine.

To see all the
survivalists' PSR rankings,

head over to
facebook.com/naked and afraid.

-Which way?
-That way.

Laura, Jermaine and Trish
begin their migration to Zone 2

to join the existing
camps of two.

Based on their finish
in the shelter challenge,

Max and Kaiela will get
first pick of a new camp-mate.

Then Darrin and Matt will choose
from the remaining two competitors.

The survivalist who is not chosen
will camp with Patrick and Cheeny.

-Getting a third.
-Getting a third.

-So...
-Yeah.

Coming in first, we're
gonna have first pick,

and I immediately
think strategy.

We have to gauge their
strengths and their weaknesses.

Laura's got so much
survival knowledge.

Jermaine would be a strong
asset, just having more muscle.

But he doesn't have
the same amount of days

-on Naked and Afraid.
-Yeah.

And then Trish is
the white widow.

Anybody on Trish's team is, like,
either going home or is gonna be dealing

with some sort of, uh,
elimination challenge,

so I think we try to
stay away from Trish.

She's scrappy.

She's scrappy, but I
want someone that's like,

we can communicate and
work... work fast and work well,

and I've had that
opportunity with Laura.

The combinations
are... are interesting.

-I feel like...
-Hey!

Hey, guys.

We're migrating. Do
you have room for one?

Is that all three of them?

How are you?

Unfortunately, I have some kind
of whiplash situation going on.

-I'm getting slammed in the head with a vine...
-Oh.

...so I'm kind
of a little bit, uh,

less than my normal self.

-You did?
-Yeah.

Well.

I look at Laura and her
neck is... she's stiff as a board

and I'm like, "Oh, God,
could this be an issue?"

Should I pick a stronger
partner that's physically stronger?

Um...

I've been with Laura
for... since the beginning.

Yeah. I feel like I
have to be with her.

-Yeah?
-Yeah.

Would you like to stay with us?

I mean, am I welcome?

-I'm not all that I am.
-Yeah, of course.

-You are all you are. Yeah.
-Aw.

No, no, no, no, no.
We're picking Laura.

I'll take Laura
with a broken neck

over 90% of the
survivalists out here.

-Which way are the other camps, man?
-We'll see you guys.

I think you're gonna
keep migrating that way.

-Bye, guys.
-Bye, guys.

Max seems to have a lot more faith
in my ability to recuperate than I do.

I feel like a... damaged goods.

There's definitely a bit
of a gamble picking Laura.

She has an injury, and
when it's coming down

to competing and...
and it's for money,

it's a make-or-break situation.

-Thank you, guys.
-Of course.

At some point, we'll
figure out who our...

-Who our new camp-mate is?
-Mmm-hmm.

I think Laura will
get picked by Max.

Yeah, I know Laura's gonna get
picked first. That's a no-brainer.

And Jermaine will
probably get picked by

-Matt and Darrin...
-Yep.

-...and then we'll get Trish.
-We'll have Trish. Yep.

Hopefully, he ends
up on a different team.

If he's on someone else's team,

then he's someone
else's problem.

Yeah, it'll probably be Trish.

-Today, we're gonna have to, uh, get a new camp-mate.
-Yep.

I guess Max and Kaiela are
probably gonna wanna get Laura.

Yep. Big time.

-We know that Jermaine's driving Patrick nuts.
-Yep.

So it, uh, might be better to
just let him keep driving him nuts.

In this challenge,
in this competition,

we're essentially
all chess pieces

trying to figure out how
to outsmart the other one.

If Patrick and Cheeny got
Jermaine back, that'd just be ironic.

I would say we put them three
together, one of them is tapping out

-because they don't want to be here.
-Yep.

It's how the strategy works.

-See what happens.
-Yep.

We're on to the next one.

Mmm-hmm. I already know. Yeah.

-Hey.
-Hey, hey, hey.

We're migrating. Do
you have room for one?

I think we probably
have room for one.

You know, that was a crazy
event of... of happenings.

You're still survivalists,
no matter how it works out.

-Still going after it. Yeah.
-Yeah.

Laura's over with,
uh, Max and Kaiela.

Oh, we figured. Yeah.

Well, um,

there's only one
camp that can be left.

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

It is your choice.

Two of us, uh, we figured, you
know, if you guys came down,

maybe, I would say, um,

that, uh, Trish, if you were up
for some, uh, up for camping out.

-That's cool.
-That way it just kind of spreads out the...

-the guy-girl, guy-girl combination.
-Cool.

All right, see y'all later.

Hey, see you, buddy.

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

I don't deal with bull

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

This is a stressful situation.

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

This sucks.

Hey!

Oh, my Christ.

Bull.

Yeah.