All language subtitles for Naked.And.Afraid.S19E03.540p.X265.AAC

I'm going to be naked
pretty soon.

My audience is
gonna be stoked

that I'm taking
on this challenge.

I'm out here on the boat
heading to the island.

I am stoked.

I'm gonna be posting
to my social media,

to my followers, the intimate
journey that I'm about to have.

14 days on an island.
I'm really excited.

Can't wait for you guys
to see it.

For the first time
in "Naked and Afraid" history,

five social media
content creators

bring their unique skills--

Building a log cabin by hand.

...and passion
for the outdoors--

Ha, let's go!

...to a remote island
in the Gulf of Thailand.

And like we say in Jersey,
"Go hard or go home."

Oh!

Wow, that sun is cooking.

I don't know why it's gotta
be this rough right now.

Jena, you all right?

We're struggling, but...

no one cares.
Try harder.

Get the [bleep] out of here!

[bleep]!

Ahh!

Let's get naked.

Guess there's a first
for everything.

Time to get rid
of all my tan lines.

Ah!

Start making plans.

Doing a challenge like this is
definitely getting me

out of my comfort zone,
but I'm excited for it.

I've never done anything like
this, and I want to prove

to myself that I can.

I've never had to contend
with the ocean.

I'm a thru-hiker,
but I plan to bring

like girl power out here.

How am I supposed to grow
if I don't face my fears?

I'm here.
I'm naked.

Au revoir.
See you on the other side.

Leading up to this challenge,
people have been messaging me

saying they're really excited
that I'm gonna be

out here naked.

I mean, I guess in my life,
I am pretty naked

in nature a bit.

Let's go!

I'm a content creator
and climbing influencer.

I have something like
200,000 followers

across Instagram and TikTok.

I'm here to tell you that
the Alpine heel hook is real.

In 2020, I started making
climbing videos,

and they blew up.

That kind of just steamrolled
into a full-time career.

Biggest hopes for this
adventure, I wanna prove

that I can do hard things.
I'm resourceful.

I'm used to not having a lot.
I'm used to being dirty.

I'm used to eating
weird things.

There's an expectation
that I do last these 14 days.

So, I want to live up
to those expectations.

And I do wanna bring it home
for my audience.

I'm gonna need to make
some shoes for sure.

Checking out this
insertion site,

this is pretty surreal.

The jungle's pretty dense.

Mosquitoes in my ears.
Ouch.

And there's a [bleep] ton
of thorns, you guys, like legit.

I'm feeling like
a little overwhelmed,

but also this is
what I signed up for.

It is hot as hell.
It is so humid.

But what I know is,
looking at these clouds

and looking around, is that
there might be some rain,

and we're not talking a little,
I'm talking, like, a lot.

The creators will have
to survive

on the tropical island
of Koh Bu Bu in two teams,

far off the western coast
of southern Thailand

in the Straits of Malacca,

exposed to the harsh
ocean environment.

In this region, tropical storms
can wreak havoc

without warning,
bringing with them

40-mile-per-hour winds
and gusts

up to 70 miles per hour.

Under the harsh equatorial sun,
humidity levels can reach 85%,

making dehydration
and heatstroke

the number-one threat.

Already feeling the bugs.
I've got a few bites already.

Mosquitoes carrying
Dengue fever thrive

after the monsoon rains,
and poisonous scorpions

and deadly king cobras hide
under the thick leaf litter.

Keep getting deeper.

The jungle's getting
thicker out here.

It's completely new to me.

Kind of gotta look around
to see what kind of resources

I might be able to build with.

I'm a content creator.

I use content creation as a way
to just project what I'm doing.

My current project, posted
on social media, is build a log

cabin built by hand tools
with old-school methods.

So, I always found the labor
our forefathers done to be

very inspiring.

The hand tools they used,
the techniques and methods

they employed to get
large projects done.

That's always really inspired
my content.

I'm here to learn more about,
you know, tropical building

and whatnot, but I'm excited
to take on the challenge.

Hello.

- How are you?
- I'm good.

- How are you doing?
- Good.

- You hugger or shaker?
- Yeah, I hug.

- Oh, glad to finally see you.
- Yeah, nice to meet you.

- What's your name?
- Perry.

Perry?
I'm Dragonsky.

- Dragonsky?
- Yeah.

- Cool name.
- Thanks.

I'm absolutely feral.
I love being naked.

I love running
through the woods.

I hike all over the world.

I've hiked over
around 5,000 miles.

I've been through every element
that you could

possibly imagine.

♪ Watching in my parade ♪

Hell, yeah!

♪ Not today ♪

As a black queer woman,
I've been climbing mountains

my whole life, and now I'm
on Instagram making videos,

and I just wanna inspire
everyone to just know that,

like, reach deep inside yourself
and you can do anything.

I'm really excited
for my dragonflies,

aka my followers,

to see me out here.
- That sounds great.

How about you?
What do you do?

Um, I do social media,
teaching people how to live

off the land and homestead...
- Wow.

Things that people have
forgotten how to do.

When I started doing
instructional videos

on how to do stuff, my social
media really took off.

Turn this into this.
It's jerky.

Over the past five years,

I've gained millions
of followers.

I've been told quite often
that I'm a really good teacher.

I think that's why people are
responding so well online.

Did you know you can make
your own delicious mayonnaise

at home out of animal fat?

Ever since I was a little kid,

I was always intrigued
by tropical islands.

I've always had a fantasy
of being stuck on one.

And now I get to finally
do that.

- We're gonna kick ass.
- Yeah, we're gonna kick ass.

- We're gonna rock it.
- Mm-hmm.

My partner, Perry, with
his skills and his experience,

I'm really looking forward
to what we're gonna do.

So hell yeah, let's kick
some ass.

Hey.

- How's it going?
- Good.

- How are you?
- Doing all right.

- I'm Jena.
- Pearson.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you as well.

- Where are you from?
- I'm from East Texas.

- Texas?
- Very rural East Texas.

- Yes, ma'am.
- Oh, y-- yes, ma'am.

- All right.
- So I spend a lot of time

outdoors, messing around
in the woods and whatnot.

- OK.
- I do, uh,

content creation part-time.

- What about you?
- Cool.

I also do some content creation

and I'm decently good
at starting fires.

- That's good.
- Yeah.

- Glad to hear that.
- Yeah.

I think we can get something
going pretty good

and we'll have a solid
first night.

Should we look
around for our bags?

Yes, definitely.
Good first idea.

- Ahoy!
- Oh!

- Oh, what the frick?
- No way.

- What's up?
- There's another
one of 'em.

- I'm Beau.
- Beau, Pearson.

- Pearson, nice to meet you.
- I'm Jena.

- Jena, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

How we doing?

We're good, now that we're
a dream team.

- We're a whole squad.
- Yeah, what a squad.

You-- do you, like, make
content online as well?

- I do, yeah, yeah.
- What about?

- Climbing.
- So you're like a risk-taker?

Yeah, up mountains and stuff.

- Cool.
- Yeah.

It looks like we're three
content creators, which means

this may be the most
insufferable episode

of "Naked and Afraid" yet.

But it'll be super cool
to be able to create

with other people who do
the same thing.

I'm visually seeing what's
happening here.

- You're a rock climber.
- Yeah.

- You are a woods dude.
- A woods dude.

- A woods dude, OK.
- I am self-proclaimed mermaid.

- Mermaid.
- Yeah.

Yes, I am a mermaid.

Mermaid witch.

♪ This just got good ♪

I make content mostly about
witchy things and spirituality,

I have over 70,000 followers.

A witch is someone who knows
her own power.

That's really what it means
to be a witch, is to channel

your magic into the world.

If you wanna wear
a pointy hat, you can.

Most of my comfortability
and strength is in the ocean.

I have 10 years of open water
experience, so snorkel,

free dive,
scuba dive, spearfish.

I also run a lifeguarding team.

So, yeah, you could say
I'm a mermaid.

Your one item better not be,
like, seashells or something.

- Seashells?
- Yeah.

Too late, buddy.

- So first step, the bags.
- Copy that.

Each team has been given
a pot and firestarter.

That's a big pot.

While each survivalist is
allowed one personal item

and their phone
for creating content.

What else do we have?

Got our map.

Water is gonna be something
we need to find.

I see this like fresh water
source here and then having

this shoreline for food.
- Sure.

That water source is looking
good with access to the ocean,

maybe a reef.
- A lot of good stuff.

It'd be great if there's
a reef there.

- Oh, yeah.
- For protein.

- Yeah.
- All right, cool.

Well, you wanna get started?

Hell yeah.

Both teams will travel
close to a mile

through dense jungle
to reach their survival areas.

The island's northeastern shore
for Beau, Jena, and Pearson.

And the windier
northwestern side

for Dragonsky and Perry.

Neither team is aware
of the other's existence.

Is this the weirdest thing
you guys have ever done

or not really?

- Yep.
- Beau?

Probably.

I don't think I was expecting
to have two partners.

I think when you have people
that make content, we are used

to being the main character.

And out here, when you have
teammates, you're on a team.

And so we'll see how
personalities mesh.

- Um, this looks promising, guys.
- It does.

Looks like we made
some coastline.

This is pretty.

There is bamboo here,
so that's nice.

Yeah, better if we don't even
need to cut down stuff

for shelter.
- Yeah.

I imagine we don't want us make
our shelter on the beach.

Yeah, get washed away.

Somewhere just tucked
away where we still get,

like, a little bit of a breeze.

Found our water.

This is what our water source
looks like.

- Yay!
- Rock on!

That's gonna be so big
for us.

Yeah.

Are we all in agreement?

Do not poop or pee
near the water source.

Yeah.

That'd be fun building
right here.

- You wanna build
in there?
- Yeah.

This is very well covered.
Look at that.

Not a lot of rain would get
through here.

I'd be stoked on this.

I was always super stoked
about building

near a coastline.
Now I finally get to do it.

But I think we only have
so much time left

before the sun actually sets.

So we need to get to building
as soon as possible

before we're stuck out here
in the treacherous jungle.

- Potentially make an A-frame.
- I think it's a-- oh.

Oh, look at that.

That's one side
of our A-frame.

Yeah.

Our structure is an A-frame
with a elevated platform

to sleep on.

We have bamboo slots going
horizontal with vines

woven in and out.

If we're off the ground,
then our heat's not gonna be--

being sucked out of our body
from like the cold ground.

If you guys are cool
with working on shelter,

I'm gonna go
collect fire stuff.

- Love it.
- Cool.

Collaborating with others
makes better content,

but also collaborating
with others is going to help

our survival chances.

It seems like we have
some unique skills

and we'll balance
each other out.

I just wanna say I'm super
stoked about this group.

I like our odds.

Oh, we're gonna be
out here all 14 days.

You bet your bottom dollar.

Looks like I found some water.

This must be the well

that was on the map.
- Oh snap.

I like the sound of that.

It'll definitely
need to be boiled.

We'll have to come back
to this and check it out.

OK.

- I can hear the waves.
- Yes.

- I don't think we're that--
- That's a good sound!

We could build maybe in between
these two and that one.

- Make a triangle here.
- Form a triangle.

My question with this is
these holes.

- Snakes or rats...
- Uh...

Or something that's
making these holes?

There's always that chance.

I would venture to say
that that is probably crab.

- OK.
- But I don't know 100%.

We will build
off the ground, regardless.

Yeah, we're gonna build-- yeah.

Yeah, I'm good with this.

- I could definitely look
for some material, if you like.
- Yeah.

Any bamboo that's washed up,
we could work as a team

to get it knocked out quick.

Yowch.

Oof.

Some bamboo.

Thank you.

The vines like these,
they'll make really good

cordage to wrap around
the tree and tie.

This one's, I don't know
what type of vine it is,

but it's a lot like our grape
vines that I have at home.

Perry is building
an elevated platform

supported by bamboo posts,

and bracing the frame together
so they can lay bamboo

and palm fronds across the top.

I've built this fort
in my head so many times

that I've worked out
all the bugs that I think

could possibly happen.

But with millions of people
watching me back home,

I think we're gonna see
how prepared I actually am.

I think I'm gonna
start on the fire.

- You want to?
- Yeah.

Fire time.

First impressions are,
she seems really nice.

Dragonsky is very eager
to learn.

Uh, this could be
a pretty good partnership.

Hopefully everything
continues to go smooth.

Whew!

Huh.
Ugh.

This is hard work.

With thru-hiking,
it's easy to start things

with a lighter.

I'm so used to things
just boom.

Yeah, these are really wet.

It's waterlogged.
Ugh!

Get a little bit
of magnesium off.

A pinch of magic.

In general, you wanna
boil everything

in a survival situation.

It's possible that the rain
hits leaves that have bacteria

on them before it drops
into your spring water.

It puts us at risk for having
stomach issues, which would

just be not a good vibe.

- Huh! Fire queen.
- Uh, sweet!

Good job.
What a beautiful sight.

Thank you!

Now we can boil some water.

- I'm stoked.
- That's working well.

Looks great.

I feel very much like a witch

with my hanging,
suspended cauldron.

- You do have a cauldron.
- Yes.

The shelter's not
quite finished.

Realistically, it's not
gonna get finished.

Ugh!

It is so windy.
Oh, my God.

I don't know why it's gotta be
this rough right now.

I'm just gonna keep
[bleep] going at it.

- Ugh.
- This is just day one.

We're figuring it all out.

We'll get a good flow
down soon.

I'm just like,
"What the hell, man?"

I wanted something of a shelter

and it's not looking
promising right now.

We are doing so well.
We've got water hanging,

boiling, and then check out
our sweet bed.

Plush.

Oh, [bleep].

Well, night one is
off to a rough start.

Beau, where you're
sleeping is like vertical.

And the night is so long.

It could be one of those
monitor lizards.

Is that you-- Oh, my God, it's
a mouse, and it's up here.

Oh, get the [bleep] outta here!

[bleep]!

Good morning.

It's now
the morning
of day two.

Let's actually get real
about last night.

It sounded what was appeared
to be elephants thrashing

through the camp.
And it wasn't.

- It was rats.
- Rats.

They're really annoying,
squealing, all kinds of noise

all night.
Totally freaked me out.

They should be trapped
and eaten,

because apparently they're
nice and chunky,

and that means they've been
eating well.

So we could eat well, too,
by eating them.

So they're gonna die.

Now, we're just gonna do
this game again because we're

gonna need water first.

So, the plan is to get the fire
going and get the shelter up.

So I cut down this tree.
It's oozing white sap.

There's actually a tree here,
it's really dangerous.

If you get the sap in your eye,
you can go blind.

So, probably a great idea
not to mess with this one.

Now, I gotta go wash the sap
off my hands.

Something we wanna stay
away from.

Want to be able to see
when I get back home.

On day one,
we built a shelter.

On night one,
we broke a shelter.

It being night one,
it's not a big deal

that we didn't get
a lot of sleep,

but definitely we're gonna
wanna get sleep tonight.

For sure.

Yeah, we need to keep
ourselves warm tonight.

- Yeah.
- It's a big priority.

The fan palms we put
on tonight, or today,

should hopefully block
some wind and keep us

a little more warm.

Despite the tough night,
the team's morale is very good.

We all agree that our top
priority is this structure.

You don't think of that
for, like, little cuts?

Yeah.
I like the vision.

The new structure will be
reinforced with additional

bamboo supports along the back,
front, and sides.

The vine platform
will be reinforced,

and a roof will be added.

We're gonna make it
a lot better.

We have a full day to actually
work on it, so...

Do you guys need
any more bamboo?

There's another piece
down here.

I think we're set
for now.

OK.

I just wanna make sure
this shelter is, uh,

structurally stable, make sure
there's no chance of it

breaking at nighttime.

I've never really worked
with bamboo at all until now,

and it's been pretty tricky,
but slowly I should come

into something, which I'm happy.

Pearson's been handling
the structure building.

He's got ideas on how
it should be set up.

I think that's what he does
in the real world, too,

so he's got experience there,

and I'm happy to learn
from him.

Let's [bleep] go, dude.

I think it's gonna
work out great.

Now it's windy.
Clouds are starting to come in.

It's dicey, spicy, and I think
it's not gon' be nice.

The island that was actually
directly across has faded

into the gray.
Absolutely infinite [bleep].

It's raining.

- Jena, you feel that?
- Sure do.

Just trying to protect
the fire a little bit.

Did it get anything?

Yeah, it got a little bit.

OK.

Drink some.

I think the possibilities
of a fire right now

are just none.

No dry wood at all.
We'll get a roof on there soon.

It'll be all right.
We'll get through it.

- Just one day at the time.
- One day at a time.

I feel like a...

shriveled-up raisin.
- I second that.

I'm over here shivering
like a chihuahua, so...

The rain's starting let up
a little bit.

Time for a roof.

I'm making shingles.

The leaves of these fishtail
palms are really

nice and waterproof.

I think if I lay across a thin
piece of bamboo and then

fold them in half, that I can
make a set of shingles

that'll run all the way across,
and then I'll just stack those

up as I go.
It'll help shed water off.

Can't wait for everybody
to see.

Pretty exciting reading all
of the comments and suggestions

and what people would have
done different.

My favorite part is reading
all that.

I'm here trying
to make a fire, and guess what?

Everything is soaking wet.

Um, it's been super
frustrating, but I'm, like,

not giving up.

And we got rainwater,
so that's a positive.

Dragonsky's trying really
hard, and she's really tough.

She doesn't have a quit button
either, and that kind of effort

is somebody I'd rather be
around all day long.

Oh, [bleep].

Look at you go.
That is good to see.

- How's it doing?
- It is very wet,

but I think
we just got really lucky.

We got fire going,
and we're gonna have a roof

over our head tonight.

Kind of scary.

Oh.

Oh.
OK, OK.

Feels pretty damn comfy.

- Sweet?
- Guys, we are so good.

- OK.
- We are so back.

Ha, let's go!

Built a house.

It's pretty cool.

Just a little something
to hang out in.

It's pretty comfy.

It's the end of day two here.
No fire, but we've got water.

We got a hell of a shelter.
My partner's really cool.

Yeah, kicking ass
and taking names.

It's raining, raining.

We've all huddled together
to share body heat.

He was having a little bit
of shivering,

which burns calories,
which we don't want.

- Ooh.
- Ooh, that's some
pretty lightning.

Wait, one, two...

It's the morning of day three
on "Naked and Afraid."

Last night was another doozy.
We had a crazy storm.

But we made it.
We made it.

Sure as hell isn't gonna
break us.

If anything, it...

energized us.
- Strengthened our resolve.

- Gave us power.
- Reinforced our beliefs.

Allowed us to make nicknames.

Brought us closer together,
literally and figuratively.

So true.

I'm hungry.

Yeah, I'm definitely
freaking hungry.

I can see right down there,

a bunch of oysters.

I'm gonna get some.

Stay tuned.

They're a little different
than the farm ones we buy,

but they taste good.
They taste just fine.

What's on my mind right now?
Now I'm hungry.

And [bleep],
I hope it doesn't rain again.

Please don't, 'cause I really
don't do storms.

- Thanks for keeping me,
like, calm and chill.
- Yeah.

I know from being in the woods,
like, lightning can just strike

anywhere, and so...

But I knew we weren't
the tallest object,

but, you know, I still was
a little nervous.

Last night, I think what really
helped was having Perry.

My eyes would just get wide,
and I'd just look at the sky

like, "It's happening!"
So, um, for him to be there was

very grounding.

You got anything that you wanna
work on or think

it needs to be done?

Wanna keep eating oysters.

- Just get some more strength up.
- Yeah, do that.

Realizing also, like, how
that affects my mood,

so I'm just, like, trying

to continuously eat as we go.
- Yeah, that's great.

And I wanna dry this out.

The goal every day is to just
keep trying to get it

as dry as possible.

Our plan is to not waste
any more of the fire rod.

Only make that fire
if the materials are 100% dry.

Dry the rest of this out.
This is gonna take a while, so.

Come on, sun.

I think it would be good
to take advantage of the fire

while we have it to cook stuff,
maybe fish with the net.

Cool.
I wanna dive in the ocean.

Taking the Hawaiian sling
out for the first day.

Goddess speeds.

The ocean is not something
to be trifled with,

especially out here when we're
in the middle of it.

The waters of Koh Bu Bu are
teeming with deadly

box jellyfish, whose venom
can cause cardiac arrest,

highly-aggressive bull sharks
sometimes prowl the shallows,

and stingrays hide
under the sand,

ready to inflict
their excruciating stings.

Yes, I have 10 years
of open water experience.

Yes, I run a lifeguarding team.

That does not make me immune
from the ocean.

It's hard to drag it down
and, like, scoop them up.

- OK.
- They mainly swam into it.

OK.

Keep going like this.
Yeah, keep going like this.

All right, let's lift up
a little bit.

- Let's go!
- It's good.

Not bad.

We're able to have
a lot of luck with these

small minnow kind of fish.

Huge morale boost, and I was

very, very happy to have
all that.

You can see how the tide's
coming up.

There's only so many
hours of sunlight,

and then this comes up.

The tide comes up
and screws it all up.

Honestly, I don't think
everything's gonna be

dry today.

I just don't think
that's possible.

If we can't get fire,
we still need water.

So I'll be making
a water filtration system.

I'm gonna see if water flows
through it.

Now I got a packet full
of gravel, sand, and charcoal.

So for the stone layer,
I'm using the petrified coral.

Just gonna soak up any
of the small sedimental

layers that I have
coming through.

Sand layer is gonna help
collect any extra sediment,

and then charcoal.

Charcoal is really absorbent,
so any microorganisms will get

hung up in that before it seeps

through all of the rest
of the layers.

All right, so now we'll
test it out.

All right, it is full.

It's pretty awesome.

I don't build much.

I don't know much
about building.

I'm learning and I'm growing,
so I'm just really glad

that I have
a supportive partner.

It's already going in.
There's a few sips in there.

My first time drinking water
that hasn't been boiled.

What's it taste like?

I've drank worse water.

Grateful, 'cause I can't do it.
I don't know how to build that.

OK.

- I didn't get to catch any fish.
- We got some.

- Sweet!
- If we can keep

catching and cooking these,
then we should be able

to keep eating as long as we can
keep a fire going.

All right, I'm gonna say
these are done.

Dinner.

So I've been eating 'em
like this.

Just hold the head,
bite the tail?

Yeah.

So what's the thing about
the guts that you might

have been concerned
about before?

Just about every animal,
you gut 'em.

I'm not, like, super worried
about anything

in these little guys.

They're too tiny to really
have much in there.

- Well, what could be in this?
- I don't know.

Fish poop.

- That's fair.
- Tonight, minnows.

- Tomorrow night, big fish.
- I hope so.

There are...

bigger fish to fry.

It's OK, it's OK, it's OK.

It's OK.

Giant rat jumped on my leg
and then jumped from me to her.

I was in a dream and then
I just, I don't know,

I kicked the roof, I felt bad.

I did everything not to do.

He was so heavy.

[bleep].

Last night I was dead asleep...

and a rat...

ran across my butt.
I'm making a deadfall trap.

Hopefully, catch this rat
and eat it.

I'm hoping tonight gives us
a chance to catch something.

- How's it going?
- Good.

- Good?
- I think I've got all the wood.

It needs time to dry.

I'm hoping to get the fire
going today,

so at least we can have rat
to eat.

I feel like a lot of it is
gonna dry out today.

Wow, that sun is cooking.

I'm getting a little red,
so I wanna...

stay out of the sun.
- OK.

And maybe later, I will go
back out with a fishing net.

I think the name of the game
today is gonna be,

"Don't move too fast."
- I completely agree.

All right, I'm gonna give
a house tour.

Do you mind if I'm loud?

- No.
- Cool.

When I create, I love working
with other people, but I always

feel this burden that I'm like,
I'm asking a favor.

Like, hey, can you create
this video with me?

I don't wanna get
in their way if they're doing

something that's
more important.

So far, we've been able
to weave the surviving

and the creating together.

Everyone to your ones.

Good afternoon, mainlanders.
We've got...

- Pearson.
- We've got...

Jaybird.

It's Beau, and I'm gonna
give you a tour of our,

what are we gonna call this?
Five-star beachfront property.

Three-bed master bedroom.
Walls are tastefully decorated.

A few steps from the bedroom,

you have your own private
secluded beach.

You're so secluded,

you could even go
skinny dipping.

All right, a little Beau
behind the scenes...

The juxtaposition
of Beau doing this

and you sitting there
is very funny.

I feel like I'm
in a dystopian society.

I think it's hard to say
when is the time to make content

or not make content.

You could frame it
as a distraction,

but I don't think
it's a distraction.

We haven't eaten
anything today.

Taken like five sips of water.

The sun is freaking brutal
coming down.

There's a lot of seafood
to catch.

I think it's more
of storytelling and just

making sure that we're
documenting these silly things

so that others in our community
can experience it as well.

All of you sitting at home,
I hope you're fist-deep

in a carton of ice cream,
'cause that just took a lot

of effort to film.
And now I have to edit it.

How many calories do you think
I just burned doing that?

At least one.

At least one.

I'm gonna be
over here editing.

OK.
Have fun.

When my partners are creating
content, I don't really mind.

I'm glad they're
getting content.

As a team, we're all
on the same page.

But we need more food.

It's Beau, and I'm gonna
give you a tour

of our five-star
beach front property.

Yes, baby!

Ah!
Yeah!

- Hell yeah!
- [bleep] yeah, baby!

Ah!

Whoo, baby!

[bleep] yeah, I'm from Jersey.

We go hard, we go home,
and I never gave up, bro.

Y'all, I just started
this fire.

This is a win.

I've been drying this tinder
out in the [bleep] sun

for two days now and I'm happy.

I just want people to know
that they can do this [bleep]

and I'm [bleep] ready to pump
my [bleep] fist.

Yeah.

OK, I'm done.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

- Oh, we got one.
- We did?

- Yeah.
- Shut up!

Yeah.
We got a rat.

- Bro!
- That worked, which is cool.

So we got breakfast.

Teamwork is amazing!

Yeah.

We're gonna do a lot
of hunting today.

I want to eat every single
edible sea creature

within a 100-foot radius

of our island.

It's still hot out,
but we're really hungry,

so our focus is 100% on food.

- Look at that!
- Oh, oh, another one!

- Oh, sweet!
- Nine happy clams.

- Caught two clams, too!
- Ha, let's go!

You think those are ready?
I think they might be.

Yeah, they're open.

- Mm!
- So good.

Dude, why does that taste
so good?

'Cause we caught it.

We're in the grocery store
now, and we've got money.

It feels good to actually
chomp down

on sustenance, on protein.

There we go.
Meat.

I don't know.
It's from the crustacean era.

We're gonna eat that, like,

tongue looking thing.

Good stuff.

We have meat, so I am stoked.

It is a miracle.
We're gonna eat meat today.

I'll teach you to jump on me,
stinking rat!

- You hungry?
- Yeah.

Rat on a stick.

Oh, hell yeah, I'm excited
to eat a rat.

I've never eaten a rat before.

It's gonna be good protein.

I'll do the taste test.

I think it tastes good.
It's really gamey.

- Like venison?
- Mm.

Like rat.

See what you think.

- Wow!
- You like it?

Tastes like chicken.

Rat, you know.

Four or five days without
protein is a long time.

You can feel it kicking
in already.

Kind of like a sponge
just waiting for water.

Never had rat before,
but that protein is really

gonna help us out.

My plan now is to keep
using that same trap

in the same location.

If it ain't broke,
don't fix it.

I wanna eat rats
for the rest of my life.

Yeah, we got some.

We got a meal.
Fish pick.

Your move, ladies.

- Oh, it's so stupid.
- We got a sea urchin!

Let's go!

Whoo!

That's frickin' sweet!

We are eating good today.

That thing looked gnarly.

There's no sea urchins
in East Texas.

I've never tasted sea urchin,
so this is gonna be a first.

I actually really need
some water.

It's hot.

Sweating my ass off.

Giving his life
so that we may eat.

Y'all, how on earth
do we eat this?

Raw.
Pearson, grab a slice.

- Take a little bite.
- All right, cheers.

- So you're taking a nibble?
- Tiny, tiny nibble.

What does it taste like?

Oh, wait.
It tastes like sushi.

Wait.
On the second half,

it tastes like sushi.

- Pretty good.
- Like, soft.

It was so buttery.

Like, it was insane.

I would love to have that
over some sticky rice

with a little bit of ponzu
and lemon.

Oh, my God.

Jena speared it.
Now we're harvesting it.

Raw sea urchin.

Salty, creamy.
Wow.

This leftover rat I'm turning
into a broth.

I use the head, eyes,
brain, heart, liver,

kidneys, all the bones.

That's gonna give us
some extra nutrients

while we're trying to survive
out here

instead of wasting
and throwing it away.

One of the things that I do
at home, I save the scraps

of everything that I eat.

Biggest video I ever had,
I got close to 30 million views.

I made chicken and vegetable
broth from scraps that I had

laying around in the kitchen,
and I cooked it

over a couple hours.

In the next episode, we'll use
the same pressure canner

to can all these jars of stock.

This is the same premise
with this rat.

I'm not wasting anything.

Let's try some of that
rat broth.

OK.

Tastes like chicken
noodle soup.

That's good.

I was like, "Oh yeah,
we're talking about

chicken noodle soup
type [bleep]."

It tasted, like, good.

I kind of wanted to keep
drinking it.

However, looking at the hearts
and the organs in there,

I mean...

Yeah, nah, it's not about me.

I'm not about that life, bro.
Huh.

You feeling any better
after getting

some food in your belly?

Yes.
Hell yeah.

Yeah, I feel great.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

Feels like we're actually
starting to stabilize now.

We can finally enjoy paradise
out here.

Feel a little bit off.

Jena, you all right?

You choking?

Jena, you all right?

I think I'm just gonna sit
for a little bit.

- OK.
- Need some water?

Yeah.

Pearson's on it.

Anything else we can do
to support you right now?

Um, I think I really just need
to sit for a little bit.

All right.

I have been in the hot sun

and the sea all day.
Like, I might just be wiped.

- Glad you're all right.
- Thanks.

Pretty sure that I was
experiencing heat exhaustion.

Once I got in the shade
and drank water,

I felt significantly better.

Ah!

Coconut.
Container drinker.

Sea witch.

Definitely more clouds today.
I hope a storm isn't coming.

- It's raining.
- It's wet.

- It's cold.
- Yep.

Raining again.
Second rainstorm of the night.

Harder this time.

Mm.

It rained a lot last night.
It didn't stop.

My hands are prunes.
They're ridiculous.

My feet are worse.

Everything is obviously soaked.

The sun feels so good, y'all.
I've been freezing for so long.

I feel the sleepiest I've been
and the coldest that I've been.

The fire went out last night.

I'm gonna dry
some more tinder.

Just gonna get as much
as I can.

Hanging out different tinder
to dry.

I like to have a variety,

just because each thing
burns differently.

Some burns faster,
some burns slower.

It's more of like air drying,

and then I'll let the sun
bake it.

All right, I'll just let that
do its thing.

Feels very nice to be out here
after being in that cold rain.

Damn, it feels good.

Feels like I'm finally
living again.

That was pretty brutal.

Oh!

I dreamt of this moment
of sunshine.

That was the roughest night
so far.

We got inches of rain
last night, so fire is done.

But we're all committed
to finishing this challenge.

But it's like we might come out

scraping and bleeding.

So no fire, on top of that
it smells bad in here.

Smells funky.

We should replace the bedding.

Jena had checked the bedding
earlier today,

and apparently it had a lot
of bugs and was, like, rotting.

So about time we change it.
What do you--

You got to wash your sheets
every now and then, I guess.

Just need vines is
the biggest thing.

Is that it?

What about trying
to make a fire?

Yeah.
The main priority is

getting that fire
started again.

- Yeah.
- For water boiling.

Hell yeah.

I'm gonna work on fire stuff.

- I'll help you with bedding.
- Let's go.

So right now I'm collecting
vines, just looking

all over for the best,
most flexible vines we can get.

'Cause I wanna be
layering the bed weaving

again, even more.

So I'm probably gonna
collect like six or eight vines

and go back there
and start putting them on.

It's gonna be a muddy task
'cause it's so

filthy under here.
It's where the rats live.

You know, I'm gonna make
my way under here.

Mm.

You want good sleep quality,
so working through the pain.

I might as well collect
whatever I can for firewood.

This is soaked, unusable.

Fire means dry stuff,
and I'm looking around here.

Everything is either literally
submerged or is significantly

damp from the rain.

I'm trying to be picky,
like even this.

Uh-uh.

It's like back to day one.

Damn.
OK.

Keep trying.

Beau, would it be possible
for you to grab

one more vine for me?
- All right.

- Here's one for you.
- Thank you.

- Uh-oh.
- Huh?

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

- How can you tell?
- It's white and it's sticky.

If you have white and sticky,
you guys need to wash

your hands immediately.
And don't touch your eyes.

- Oh.
- That's not good.

Is the medic coming?

So that would mean
one of these trees over here

is a blinding tree.
- Yeah, one of 'em is.

If I get the sap in my eyes,
I might get med tapped.

I'll be out of here 'cause
I'll be going blind.

I'm pretty worried.

That's like the scariest thing
out here.

Oh, that's not good.

If I get the sap in my eyes,
I'll be out of here

'cause I'll be going blind.

What I noticed was my hands
were sticky at first,

and then I looked at the vine
and inspected it, cracked it

a little bit, and I noticed
a white sap coming out of it.

- Yeah, the sap is
somewhere around here.
- OK.

Upon examination,
the medic determines the sap

did not come
from a blinding tree,

but he sterilizes
Pearson's hands

and flushes his eyes
with saline solution

out of an abundance of caution.

- Good?
- Looks good.

OK.

- Sweet.
- Yeah.

- How are you?
- Good.

Like, everything all right
with your--?

Yeah.
A little bit scary.

Yeah.
Do you wanna sit?

I've gotten so many flames
going and just burns out

in the tinder.
You know what I mean?

- Yeah.
- Still not dry enough.

Oh, I feel the hunger.

What do you think
about us fishing?

I say, "Hell yeah."
'Cause even without fire,

we can eat that fish, so.
- Yeah.

Hopefully get something to eat.

With the lack of food,
it's just like,

yeah.
But there's other means,

so we're not out of options.

The thing about fish is,
you can eat it raw.

If it's straight
out of the ocean,

it's like sashimi or sushi.

I think I'm gonna walk
out pretty far.

Tide's coming in right now.

So it's getting a little
bit deep.

Just-- oh, ah...

It's cold when it touches
the balls.

This is really deep water.

I don't like open water.

I had an incident as a child
where I almost drowned,

and it's just really traumatic
for me.

I don't know how he does it.

My biggest fear is going
out there past

my neck and having to swim

and then, like, getting pulled
out to the ocean.

And that's not a situation,
like, I wanna put myself in.

I'm scared.

Deep water.

Dragonsky, she doesn't do well
with open water.

Being out here on this island
does have the potential

to be an issue.

I don't know if I can do
this right now.

I want to be brave,
but I have limits.

Today is day seven.
It's hot today.

And Jena's out in the heat
working on a fire.

This is the second day
without a fire.

We've had some troubles
with wet wood

and just the humidity here.

This place is-- is, uh...

This place can be brutal.

Not being able to get
this fire going has been

a huge dip in morale.
Huge dip.

Pearson looks like he's
[bleep] hanging on by a thread.

I'm a little bit worried
about Pearson as far

as kind of slowing down
quite a bit.

Even though it rained,

we are running low
on drinking water.

I'm starting to get
a little stressed.

I messed up my finger
trying to start fires.

It shouldn't be taking
this many magnesium strikes.

I'm gonna give it a shot.

- There you go.
- Add sticks, add sticks.

- A little blow.
- Blow.

And that happened to me
seven times.

The lack of fluid's definitely
taking a hit on me.

It's like a machine needs oil.

When you're running low on it,
you're not gonna be running

good at all, and you might
tear yourself up.

Nope.

We're working on the fire,
and we're struggling.

But...

no one cares.
Try harder.

A little toxic positivity
for us to keep us moving, huh?

I have never not slept
for like three days.

You need a certain amount
of calories to function,

and then when you're shivering,
your body's just like [bleep]

burning reserves.
- Right.

Ah!

Day eight,

I'm gonna give fire a try.

Let's see what we can do.

Grabbed the coconut husk,
it's been drying for now

two days or so.

I set it up, I pack
in some fibers,

and in less than a minute,
um, it's going.

Smells like fire,
Beau, he's cooking.

- Yeah, he's got it.
- Holy [bleep]!

Pew.
Huge plume of smoke.

I'm so happy!

OK, here's stuff.
It's gonna burn

coo-- like, well, and I'll go
bring you more stuff.

Thank you.

I'm glad that Beau got the fire
started because that means

we can actually boil some water
and get really hydrated,

and we can actually cook
some calories up so we can do

a lot more.
- Ah!

- Let's [bleep] go, dude.
- Good stuff.

- Did you test the pot?
- It's hot.

It is hot, but it tastes good.

- Oh, that's really hot.
- Tea temperature.

What kind of tea
are you drinking?

It's, like, really hot.

We boiled water, and we're all
getting hydrated,

so we're feeling good
about that.

Joy overwhelms my body
as I drink water again.

We're gonna be extra careful
about the fire from now on.

Yes, we are.

I'm gonna be going
on a little walk.

It's time to see what else is
around the corner.

On our west side of the island,
the sun, it sets there,

but it doesn't rise,
so it stays colder,

and the wind's a lot worse.

You can't even get a fire going
because it's so windy.

I'd love to move to the east
side and try and get

some of the good attributes
of that side of the island.

And just the prospect of doing
that and the change of scenery,

I think, is gonna be
really good for morale.

Do you wanna come
or do you wanna sleep?

I know you need your rest.

I'll take one later,
but I definitely wanna

see the rest.
- OK.

These rocks are
really treacherous.

They're like razor blades.
So luckily, I made some shoes

out of materials I scavenged
that washed up on the beach.

Hopefully, I can get over
to the other side of the island

without cutting my feet.

I found a new beach.

The tide's a little high,
so I need to figure out

a way down there without
getting cut up by the rocks.

If there's a coconut tree,
that would be sweet.

Those husks have been
really good for our fire.

I see some naked people.

- Who is that?
- Wait, what?

That does not look like Jena.

- What?
- Who are you?

I see some naked people.

- Who is that?
- Dude!

- Who are you?
- I'm Beau.

Beau?
Perry.

- Pearson.
- Pearson?

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

Are you a local here?

You just live deep
in the forest, or?

No, no.

- I'm shocked.
- Lost for words, yeah.

Yeah, I did not expect to see
another naked person

that wasn't Pearson or Jena.

It's like, what are the odds
of that?

We were just looking for some
coconuts and some bamboo,

and we come across
another naked dude.

- Freakin' sausage island here.
- Sausage island.

We have a third teammate.
How many are you with?

I have one teammate
over there.

She didn't get any sleep.
She's resting now.

- OK.
- So what do you guys do?

- I do content creation.
- I do content creation.

Jena also.
We're all content creators.

I am too.
I follow you, actually.

Really?
That's awesome.

- Yeah.
- Creator Island.

I like it.
Yeah, that's pretty cool, guys.

Perry, he turned out to be
following me, following along

with the Wild Cabin Project,
which I thought was really neat.

And he watched my videos
and that just blew my mind.

I thought that was
the coolest thing.

It made my day today, honestly.

Yeah, I'm excited
to trade secrets.

Yeah, yeah, me too.

What kind of structure
did y'all make?

- 'Cause we made an A-frame.
- I did like a shed-roof.

You guys are welcome
to come check it out.

- We'd love to.
- Yeah.

Sure.
Lead on.

So I just ran into some
naked people on the island.

It's a big surprise.
This should be interesting.

Maybe we can swap stories
and help the rest of this time

here on "Naked and Afraid"

pass by a little easier.

Dragonsky?

- We have company.
- Hi.

- Hi.
- I'm Beau.

I'm Dragonsky.

Pearson, it's nice
to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

It was a rough night
last night.

- Interrupting your sleep.
- I'm just tired.

Sleep deprived.

Immediately, I'm thinking,
"Wow, new people."

I'm like, "Yeah."
I'm really excited to learn

about them and see if we can
combine our forces.

This is gonna be
an exciting six days.

You wanna come see our place?

Yeah, I'd love to.

My first impression of Beau
and Pearson,

they're all smiling.

They're ready to hang out,
to impart knowledge on me,

and to learn from me.

I think we're gonna get
along great.

God damn it!

I knew they'd find
something cool.

We've multiplied.

- Jena.
- Yeah.

- We've got visitors.
- Hello.

- Nice to meet you, Jena.
- Nice to meet you, too.

- I'm Perry.
- I'm Jena.

- I'm Dragonsky.
- Hi.

- Nice spot.
- I like your glasses.

- They're both creators as well.
- Mm-hmm.

Whoa, cool.

So, like, overall,
how are you guys faring?

- Like, how's it going?
- Yeah, I like it.

Yeah, I'm having a good time.

What are you guys eating?

- Rats.
- Yeah, we eat rats.

There's been
[bleep] rats everywhere.

You ate rats?

- Yeah.
- Tell them what you caught.

- Oh, I caught a sea urchin.
- Yeah.

- That's cool.
- That's super cool.

You want a tour
of our fort?

Yeah.

It's nice to see
another woman.

Yeah, me too.

I was like, "I would like
to see another woman.

I need to be around women."
And I like your tattoos.

- Thanks.
- Like, what are they?

Um, I have--

So, this one,
actually, probably the most

relevant I got because I do
energy work.

- Mm-hmm.
- Reiki.

My friend's a witch,
so she's like...

- I'm a witch.
- No way.

- Yeah.
- I'm an empath,

so I'm just like, I sense
energy and stuff.

Yeah.
This is great.

This is lovely 'cause people
just look at me like I'm crazy.

Bat[bleep] crazy?
Same.

Yeah, they're like,
"Yeah, you're just

making it up," I'm like, "No."

When the two tribes meet, pew,

there is kinetic energy
all over the place.

And it's this uptake in energy,
like the flame of a fire

coming up.
And it's exciting to me.

It's a hell of a fire
you got there, man.

Looks good.

It's really windy on that side
of the island.

We were pretty cold.

How would you feel about

building a shelter over here?

I'm thinking that we just move.

Just move over.
I had an idea.

How about underneath
of your shelter?

Could work.
It's a little bit
muddy under there.

Maybe I'll lay down
some leaves or something.

- Cool bit of bedding.
- Yeah.

- This is badass.
- Welcome to the party!

Oh, hell yeah!
We got this.

- We got this.
- Sweet.

Cool.
Oh, this is exciting stuff!

Sleepover!

- We got a clam boil.
- Look at this.

Clams coming off the fire.

All-you-can-eat clams.

- Dig in, guys.
- What do you think
of that?

- They taste so good.
- Mm.

- What are we eating?
- Lots of clam.

Full moon dinner.

- Clams are great.
- And we have a fire.

1 to 10, guys.
What's the morale?

- 1 to 10.
- 10.

Yeah, I think
it's definitely a 9.5.

- We got a--
- I'm at an 8.

We got an average of 9.25.

Too busy eating clams.

Clam bake.
Full moon.

- Whoa!
- Thank you, moon.

Keep the fire going.
Let's keep this party rolling.

I am the fire queen.

Yah, baby, yah.
Yah!

So here on the beach,

I have noticed

there's a big log.
It's a-- it's a big one.

It's heavy, too.

On the map, I saw a red X
as our extraction spot,

and it's out there
in the ocean.

I believe that this thing is
gonna make an excellent pontoon

for a raft for our
extraction day on day 14.

I'm hoping this thing floats.

Let's give it the old push,
push-a-roo,

and see what happens.
- OK.

- Three, two, one.
- Three, two, one.

- There you go.
- Nice.

- It's nice.
- It is nice.

- Is it supporting you fully?
- Yes.

It's supporting me fully, too.

What you got there?

It's like we got part
of a raft.

Heck yeah!
Let's [bleep] go, dude.

Dang!
This is great, this log.

So what I'm thinking is

big pontoon here,
and then maybe a couple

structurally-set-up pieces
of bamboo.

To battle the ocean tides

and reach their
extraction point,

the survivalists will
construct a raft

with a large buoyant log
as the base,

lashed with vines
to an outrigger frame

of sturdy green bamboo

for added stability
and support.

I love this idea.
Go team!

- All right.
- Good talk.

I'm excited about this.

So I know we have, like,
a bit to get done today.

We're gonna need a lot
of lashings and probably

a lot of help with that.
- Yeah, I'm down with that.

That's, like, probably
one of the most important parts

so that it doesn't disassemble
while we're out there getting

pushed around by waves
and paddling and pushing on it.

The plan today is to work
on our raft.

We have quite a bit
of materials that we've gathered

over the past few days.
We've got a really large log.

Basically, we're gonna build
the outriggers out of bamboo

and lash these bamboo
pieces together.

There you go.

The log will come

down there right in the center.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, let's go ahead
and start lashing.

Lash together any
of these four corners.

I like raft building.

It's something we did
in Boy Scouts that actually

held together
'cause we knew our knots.

So I'm excited to do that again
on this island and get us

out of here.
- Damn!

That baby is secure!

It looks good, Beau.
Good job.

You did good, Dragonsky.

Thanks for teaching.

Oh, yeah.
It's looking good.

I'd like to run a test
with the rigging to see

how much buoyancy we have
just holding on to this.

Kind of float it
out a little bit.

Sit on our backs and kind
of paddle a little bit.

- Without the log.
- Without the log, yeah.

Just the outriggers.

Plan is for Jena, Pearson,
Perry, and I to hang

on the outrigger frame
to test the buoyancy.

Ultimately, when this is all
roped together, Dragonsky will

be on the center log
while us four kick.

Me being afraid of really deep
water is not fun.

I'm so anxious right now.

There's a possibility
I'll just panic.

- OK.
- It's scary,

and see, even my voice,

I'm just a little shaky
about it.

Yeah, I see it all the time
as a lifeguard instructor.

For this demo, could
Dragonsky just go

in between you and I?
- Yeah.

On this?
All right.

You don't want your first
experience of touching

this raft in the ocean
to be extraction.

- Yeah.
- We'll find a way

to get into meditation mode.

- OK.
- That's what I do out there.

I am very scared.

I'm afraid of open water
like this.

So, for me, it is important
to get out there and test it out

and see how I'll react.

Three, two, one, lift.

The test of the outrigger
float is a success,

but seeing Dragonsky's
reaction becomes

my biggest concern.

No matter what,
even if everything floats,

if Dragonsky isn't able to get
on the raft or isn't able to

maintain some level
of calmness out there,

then that could spell disaster
for us.

As a lifeguard, as a swim
instructor, I know what

it looks like when someone is
verging into panic zone.

And as we go out and we're
getting a little bit deeper,

I see that look of frazzled,
big, doll glass eyes

in Dragonsky.

I see her setting into that
panic moment.

All right?
I got you.

I wanna talk about something
sort of serious.

I've noticed a lot
of you joking about

how much they're going to blur
or to be nice to production

so that they extend the blur
a bit lower for me.

And I wanna cut those
conversations off now.

It's not what I'm here for.

And it's honestly
the last thing on my mind.

I have no sway
in it regardless.

Production handles
that entirely.

So, I really have no idea
actually how far they would

blur even.
And it's not important.

It's not important.
It's not why I'm here.

And so, I would really love
if we could change

the conversation to what
I'm doing here and surviving

and everything around that.
All right?

I'd appreciate that.
Thank you.

All right.

This is an intense moment.

I realized that she's
in a very vulnerable position,

and I did my best calm voice
and meditative breath.

Yes.

Good job, you two.

I felt like I was gonna die.

That's how panic attacks feel.

But I feel really reassured
by Jena.

And she was just
keeping me centered.

She was like, "Good job
on breathing,"

lots of reassurance.
It was a powerful moment.

Being afraid of deep water is,
like, one of the most common,

huge anxieties for people.

It's a really big deal,
what you just did out there.

I mean, I'm happy I got
through it.

I appreciate you a lot.

We're gonna get
there together.

Thanks.

I'm definitely terrified,
but I'm like, "You know what?"

Trauma doesn't define me.

Trauma's not gonna control me,
and fear won't.

I'm just gonna go
and knuckle it up.

Hoping to chat about
the extraction with everyone.

Let's do it.

We are here, so we should be
heading that way.

The survivalists must navigate
their raft five miles east

across the open ocean,

facing unpredictable weather
and treacherous waves to reach

their extraction point.

Jena, as most knowledgeable
about the ocean,

what should we be aware of?

I think there's three
main things,

one is we need to be

really careful to keep this
straight out as we go out.

We don't want that rolling
over anyone.

- Second thing is the jellies.
- OK.

I don't know how much we can
prevent that.

Sharks, are they a concern?

If you see a shark,
stop kicking your feet.

Don't look like prey.

If you look like prey,
it will be more interested.

And the way a shark is
interested is with its mouth.

So we don't want
an interested shark.

Today is gonna be the doozy.

We've got this big, heavy raft
that we have to lash together,

hope it holds together.

And then get it out somewhere
in the middle of the sea.

That's a big day for us.
It's gonna take a lot of energy.

- We're ready.
- We're getting out
of here.

We are leaving this place.

I feel like a pallbearer.

Pretty cool, you guys.

- Like a glove.
- Whoa!

All right, let's get
the lashes.

This is the raft that has been
built over the past few days.

Everyone's working together
as a team to get this thing out.

Looking dope.
Jena, how you feeling?

I feel great.

- Pearson, how are you feeling?
- Fantastic.

- Ready to go out to sea.
- Yeah.

Perry, how are you feeling?

Ready to get the hell
out of here.

- And me, yeah.
- You know what?

We'll see how it goes.

All right.
Let's do this!

Now, it's just a matter
of getting out

to that extraction point.

What we don't know is how
the tides will shift,

what animals are under us,
or if the weather will change,

and we've seen that it can
change in a heartbeat.

Lacking nourishment
and dehydration,

but mentally, we're here
and ready to do it.

We got some good
momentum going.

All right.

- Goodbye, island!
- Yeah!

How you doing, Dragonsky?

I'm OK, just need
to stay focused.

I'm feeling a little nervous
about this thing.

I'm just really focusing
on paddle, paddle, paddle.

Don't look out, breathe,
paddle, breathe, paddle.

I'm OK.
I'm all right.

I'm gonna be OK.

How's the lashing holding up
on everybody's section?

All right.

Yeah...

All right.

The current changes,
and now it's against us.

It's like you are fighting
a treadmill, and it'll tire

people out a little quicker.

We gotta be almost there.

Almost.

Every island now seems
equidistant, so everything

seems pretty far away.

There's no boat in sight,
there's no piers,

and we are just specks
in the ocean.

Guys, guys, guys, guys,
guys, guys, guys.

- That's the boat!
- Yeah!

- We're getting out of here!
- Yeah!

- Oh, my God!
- Yeah!

- I know!
- Oh, yes!

I got it.

Just you.
Just you.

- Dragonsky.
- I'm here.

- OK.
- Whoo!

Dragonsky, you did it!

- Oh, my god!
- You did it!

To paddle in the ocean,
I'm afraid of open water.

To finish the 14 days, I did
something that I've never done

before, and I got
through it, so...

I'm stronger because of it.

But this goes out
to Black women everywhere.

You guys can do anything.

Yeah!

I'm proud of all of us.

We did great throughout
these two weeks.

And we pulled through
and got together!

This experience really
changed me.

Being outdoors,
I'm mostly alone.

So working with
all these people was

like a new situation.

It opened my eyes, ideas-wise,
resource-wise.

And it's just one hell
of a memory I'll never forget.

- We did it!
- Whoo!

- Let's go!
- Goodbye, island!

Being out here on this
challenge, I've proved

to myself again that I can do
hard things,

that I can set my mind
to something,

stay disciplined,
and get it done.

- I had no doubt.
- Oh, I could kiss all of you.

I achieved a lot out here.

All of the studying
and preparation that I did,

I was able to bring to fruition
with little to nothing.

It's a really good feeling.

I'm really excited to see
my followers check out

what I've been up to.
- Whoo!

Yeah!
Yeah!

Let's go!

- Let's go!
- Yeah!

I did this for a younger
version of me, little Jena,

who had dreams to do weird,
cool, hard challenges,

and I just can't imagine
that she wouldn't be in awe

of what I just did.

There's just a new confidence
in my spine,

and I'm excited
to bring that home.

Over the course
of the 14-day challenge,

limited protein caused
each survivalist

to lose weight
and muscle mass.

But they showed
the necessary skill,

teamwork, and determination
to raise their individual PSRs

and prove to their followers
they have what it takes

to survive "Naked and Afraid."

- Let's go! Let's go!
- Yes!

We did it!