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Go! Go! Go!

Somebody's been ignoring
the Please Don't Feed the Beast signs,

and it's dinnertime again!

Right now, the epic war
of man versus machine rages on,

and I'm not referring to Terry Crews
on an elliptical machine.

Hello, everyone, I'm Charissa Thompson,
and welcome to Ultimate Beastmaster.

And I'm Terry Crews.

And Charissa, you should see me
on an elliptical.

- I'm like...
- Oh... I bet you dominate that thing.

Very similar to how the Beast
has been able to dominate

dozens of competitors up
and to this point,

but that has not scared away
12 warriors that showed up

in the mountains here in California
to charge into the jaws of the Beast

in hopes to find fame, fortune, and glory.

Let's quickly meet our two competitors
representing the USA tonight.

First, starting down south,

ready to enter the jaws
of the mighty Beast,

we've got Steven Tucker
from Arlington, Texas.

This rock-climbing veteran
and single father believes

his unassuming strength
and off-the-charts agility

will help power him to a victory.

I want to win extremely badly.

If my son saw me win,
he would never stop talking about it.

He always wants to be active.

This would inspire him
and help him stay on that path.

I'm maybe a little bit of an underdog.

People aren't going to look at me
as "this guy is extremely strong,"

but I think I'll surprise a lot of people.
I'm definitely a threat.

Out west is Ryan Scott
from Dublin, California,

and don't let the job fool you,

this financial advisor is
a calisthenics junkie.

His speed and agility give him all
the tools he needs to defeat the Beast.

What makes me unique in this competition
is that I only train with my body weight.

I have a gym in my backyard,
which is all calisthenics-based:

pull-up bars, dip bars, push-up bars.

I built the bars in my backyard

because I wanted to spend
more time with my son.

I'm a very present
and dedicated husband and father,

and that means a lot to me.

I do feel ready to take on the Beast.

Steven Tucker and Ryan Scott:

these devoted dads will both
give it everything they've got

as they compete to become
the Ultimate Beastmaster.

You know how the game works,

and if you don't, well, go back
to the first few episodes.

So, here we go.

You start with Level 1,

and our first competitor
of the night, Maki Morishima.

She has got
a rather unorthodox athletic background.

I'm a pole dancer, but also a fighter.

I'll give it all I've got.

She's used to dancing
with a pole,

but tonight she's dancing with the Beast.

On to our brand-new obstacle,

and this one could really choke up
our competitors.

It's Throat Erosion, where she'll have
to bounce on an industrial trampoline

and reach a rope lever 13 feet in the air

to release a climbing wall.

The key is finding the sweet spot
on that trampoline

to propel yourself higher.

She's 5'1", so she has
to get massive air here.

Oh!

She only has five tries.

After five misses, her run is done.

- You have to also stay focused.
- She had it!

She has it, and she lets go.
You cannot think about your landing.

Yes, got it!

- And now she's on to Faceplant.
- Oh, yeah, she's tired.

- Look how tired she is.
- She is tired. That is fatigue...

That right there is the spirit
of a true athlete.

She's got it!

That was close!
She managed to hang on.

She keeps her grip!

- Maki fights on.
- Look at those skills.

- She's got this.
- She made it. She made it.

Look at her!
This is amazing strength.

Leaping
from Energy Coil with ease.

No!

- She couldn't reach it.
- She fell down.

- Good job! Yeah!
- Wow!

Take another look.
Maki almost missed the chain,

but she was able to catch herself
thanks to her strong arms and legs.

That is an incredible display
of athleticism,

and that's... that's what pole dancing
can do for you.

I was able to get one. I'm okay with that.

Let's take a quick look
at how our next four competitors fare.

First up was Kerstin Schöessler,

and after five attempts, our new obstacle,

Throat Erosion,
swallowed her chances of success,

and she was disqualified.

Kyoung Duck Kang,
a personal trainer from Korea...

roared into battle with the Beast,

but the desire to win
was squashed by Faceplant.

No!

Should've grabbed!

Hiroyuki Tanaka,
a tech consultant from Japan,

was psyched to make it past Jaw Breaker.

- Oh, he got it!
- He got it! He got it!

- Hold on!
- He's in a bad spot.

Got to find a way to get back up.

- Oh, come on!
- Now all upper-body strength.

- Oh, no! He lost his grip!
- Down he goes.

Then there was Fernando Casanova,

an extreme endurance racer from Mexico.

I do them
because I like to learn from my body.

I like to find out where I can take it.

Fernando pushed his limits
on Faceplant...

To the Coil, please!

He hangs there
with all the calluses from his training.

Fer! Come on, Fer!

He was going for the bonus.
He craves those extra points!

Come on!

And ended up plunging
into the blood of the Beast.

He let himself fall.

Go, Mexico!

Now we'll see
how he's doing against the others.

- What do you think?
- What?

He's number one!
He's number one on that board, babe!

- You're the greatest, man.
- Go, Mexico!

That's right, guys.
Fernando is currently in first place,

and Japan's Maki Morishima
right behind him in second place.

Next up is South Korean
stuntman extraordinaire, Taeyoung Lee.

My name is Taeyoung Lee.

I'm a stunt coordinator and director
for movies and TV shows.

About six months ago... My retina...

There was an injury.

Even after a surgery,
I can't really see with this eye.

Oh, what an incredible story!

With this guy's skill,
Throat Erosion should be a piece of cake.

I don't know,
it's looking like he's having trouble.

- Oh! He does it!
- He's got it. He's got it!

Taeyoung Lee
is on his way to Faceplant

right after he ascends this wall.

This is a guy
who spends his days dodging explosions.

He seems a little worried by the Beast.

- He's got it! He's got it.
- Yep, I knew it. Knew it.

- He's got it.
- That determination.

- Yes!
- Yes, Taeyoung Lee!

Oh, you know this has to be
so much more difficult for him,

being blind in one eye!

It's insane what he's able to do.

Ohh! He's got it!
He commits. He committed!

He scored!

And he gets the Point Thruster!

But now he's on an island...

No!

He just fell off there.
But I'm worried if he got injured.

Oh!

It looks like he's all right.

- He seems to be fine.
- Yes, he's swimming.

A little dazed,
but with that bonus,

Tae comes away with 40 points,

and he cruises into first place.

Well, Ryan Scott from the USA

will be the next competitor
to take a shot at the Coils.

He's a perfectionist
when it comes to his workouts.

My workouts are typically
500 to 1,000 reps.

To some people,
they think that's crazy.

To me, that's a good workout.

And here's another good workout.

Boom! He grabs the Beast's throat.

He's moving on with another 10 points.

He is on Faceplant.

He has got to get up and out
onto this rope.

Here we go.

- And he goes, and he gets the elevation!
- Nice job, Ryan!

Nice job!

Yeah, good job!

USA! USA! USA! USA!

- Whoo!
- That was incredible.

Incredible. Wow.

Made that jump with room to spare.

I thought he would have gone
for the bonus, but he's playing it safe.

Doing good, Ryan!

He's a good-looking,
determined man.

He loves his country, and luckily...

- No!
- Oh, no!

No, no, no!

Ryan!

He had the distance, but his right foot
slipped off the platform.

Oh, no, so another run ends on the Coils

and Ryan Scott of the US lands in second

behind Taeyoung Lee of South Korea.

You know he's not happy
with that result, Terry.

Up next is
Brazilian Marcel Scarpim,

who's driven by more
than just the competition.

An event in my life
made me a stronger person,

the loss of my grandpa. He was
my best friend and an example to me.

Continuing my life,
knowing he wasn't there,

made me a stronger person.

I keep up with my choices today

remembering the grandson
he believed Marcel would be.

I don't think I've let him down.

So, Marcel has
some big-time motivation in his cells

as he faces the Energy Coils.

He's got two more to go.

He managed to hold on!

- He did it again!
- He did it hugging the pole!

Whoa!

His lip is bleeding.

Yeah, he looks like he got hit.
He hit his head a little bit.

But, you know what? That's commitment.
You gotta do it. You have to do that.

We're in this together, Marcel!

- Great job. Great job.
- Aw! I love his attitude.

Now on to the Mag Wall.

He'll need a strong grip
and impeccable plan of attack.

Oh, nearly a disaster,
but he manages to hang on!

Oh! Could not do it!
Made a wrong decision!

So that gutsy performance
locks Marcel in for the next level,

along with Taeyoung Lee, Ryan Scott,
and Fernando Casanova.

Marcel, you are in second place, bro.
Relax. Relax.

You are already in, my man.

That's it, Brazil. I put all my heart
and soul into this course.

Brazil!

So, let's take a look
at our next three competitors.

Emmanuel Chiang,
a bodybuilder from Mexico,

was pumped up to take on the Beast.

My strategy? Look.

Taking it easy,
I'll try to get the donuts extra point.

He muscled through
Throat Erosion and Faceplant.

But when he went
through the Point Thruster...

he ran out of juice

and ended up plunging headfirst
into the blood of the Beast.

Are you ready for this?
Woo-hoo!

Next up was professional model
Joel Pusitzky from Germany.

And he looks a bit like Sideshow Bob.

Absolutely. His hair is sensational.

Joel put together a cocky
and dominant performance on Level 1,

making it closer to the end
than anyone else so far tonight.

But the Mag Wall
took this model out, as well.

The great thing is, after this competition
is over, we can use his head

to clean up everything
because he is wearing a mop.

Great!

Everything for Germany!

And Steven Tucker from the USA.

I'm a rock climber.
I'm the Ultimate Beastmaster

because nobody can hang
onto anything like I can.

And hang on he did at Faceplant.

- Focus on the chain.
- There we go!

- Focus on the chain!
- As he pulls himself up!

That's it, Steven! USA!

but got rocked by the Energy Coils.

Oh!

I didn't realize the whole thing
was going to move.

When you jump off one,
the other one moves as well.

As soon as I jumped,
that thing shifted to the side.

I knew I was going to miss it,
but hopefully it's good enough.

With those three runs,
Joel, Steven, and Emmanuel all get

their tickets punched for Level 2,

but Kyoung Duck Kang, Hiroyuki Tanaka,

and Kerstin Schöessler have all been
knocked out of the competition.

Maki Morishima is now
on the bubble,

and only one woman can ruin her night.

Brazilian circus performer Carol Valim.

I think the circus

is a modality that works

the body in general.

When I was introduced to the circus,
I found myself again.

You are looking at the winner.

Two women
with similar skill sets

battle it out for a spot
in the next round.

Maki scored 30 points on Level 1,

and Carol sits at ten as she begins
to bounce on Throat Erosion.

And getting massive air.
There she goes!

Maki Morishima must feel
Carol creeping up on her

as she scales the wall
on her way to Faceplant.

And right now, if she makes
this jump to Faceplant,

Maki is out of this competition.

It all comes down to this!

It's Japan versus Brazil.

- Oh!
- There we... Oh, oh!

No! Can't grab the chain,

and that's how her day will end.

Let's see where it went wrong
for Carol Valim.

She jumps straight out and down,
and could not recover.

So, that's how Level 1 ends.

Maki Morishima just squeaks into Level 2.

One player
to pay attention to in Level 2

is stuntman Taeyoung Lee of South Korea,

who finished Level 1 in first place,

despite a visual impairment.

Another one to watch
is Brazilian Marcel Scarpim.

He injured his face mid-run

and still came out on top of Americans

Ryan Scott and Steven Tucker.

I expect the three
to be butting heads big-time in Level 2.

On to Level 2, where
our eight remaining competitors

will take on six extraordinarily
challenging obstacles,

all worth 20 points each.

The Beast doesn't have
this name by chance.

It seems to be fun to conquer,

and very difficult.

I have some abrasions on my shins,

but nothing that's going to slow me down.

I'm a bit nervous.

I have no idea what to expect.

I do my best for Germany.

I got this.

Go, Mexico!

All right, we are starting Level 2
with Spinal Descent,

and tonight we've ramped it up

with an extra 20 pounds of pressure
on those cables,

which will make finding your way through
even more difficult.

First to take on the challenge
is bodybuilder Emmanuel Chiang

from Mexico.

No, no pressure, just excitement.

This level's going to be good, no?

What motivates me to win,
and I know I will, is my family.

My dad used to compete as a bodybuilder.

I always admired him a lot.

He died when I was 11.

I try hard to be as good as he was,
or even better.

Emmanuel scored
30 points on Level 1,

and he'll look to add to that
here on Spinal Descent.

He's a big guy,
6'1" and almost 210 pounds,

but I think his size might be
helping him push

through the extra tension on those cables.

He's got it!

- Way to go! It's yours!
- He got it down.

Well done, Emmanuel.

Whoa, and he is fired up!

Yeah,
the Beast will do that to you.

- It brings out that aggressive side.
- Come on, Mexico!

He's on!
Big man can jump!

Wow, we can see
how his bodybuilding experience

gives him superior control
over his movements on these obstacles.

Big jump!

Whoa, that was almost a disaster

as he turns his attention
to Digestive Track!

In he goes, and that's
a tight fit for this bodybuilder.

Emmanuel!

We know the key
to Digestive Track is fast, fast, fast,

so you can get above
at a great angle to jump down.

You've got to get your footing
and jump.

- Onto the tread... Down!
- Everything you've got!

- No!
- Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay!

That's where I think his weight hurt him.

Yes, yes. A great first run
on Level 2 for the big man from Mexico.

He made it all the way to the Dreadmills,
but botched the landing.

I'm too big, I got stuck
on my way out of the tube.

I'm a bit tired.

A lot of adrenaline, eh? All right.

Next up,
pole-dancing Maki Morishima,

the last remaining Japanese athlete.

She started this level
with the fewest points,

and remember, only the players
with the top five scores

will move on to the next level.

Going for that Point Thruster
would be a step in the right direction

if she can get there
because she is so little and light

that she's much higher up there

than we're used to seeing at this point.

Look at her, she's going for it.
Oh, so close!

Good call. She changed her positioning.
Way to use your head, Maki!

Oh, no! She went down again!

Yes, got it!

On to Stomach Churn,

and Maki's size can once again
make this extra difficult,

because she's barely five feet tall,
and the jump to that gear

is eight feet up and out.

Oh!

Oh, no! She went down again!

Maki didn't have the power
in her legs to make that jump.

Her upper-body strength
couldn't save her this time.

Back at the start
of the course,

Mexico's Fernando Casanova
is readying himself for Level 2,

and let's find out what turned
this endurance racer's life around.

In high school,
I weighed 225 pounds.

The doctor told me to change my habits
or I wouldn't live to be 30.

First, I started with a nutritionist
and lost the weight.

Then I continued on my own,

but it's been
a process of trial and error.

I came here ready to defeat the Beast.

I'll be the Ultimate Beastmaster!

Wow, aggressive move
from Fernando there!

Clearly looking to get fellow Mexican,
Emmanuel, at the top of the leader board,

going for that Point Thruster now.

He got it. He got it.

Congratulations! Way to go!

- Twenty points in!
- Mexico!

Quickly to his feet,
and look at that!

Keeping his feet moving
so he doesn't get dizzy!

Now quiets his feet
as he gets ready to jump.

Ooh!

Now set to take on Digestive Track,

and this is where fellow Mexican,
Emmanuel, ran into some trouble.

Oh, no! His legs get caught
underneath him!

- Fernando Casanova! Go! Go! Go!
- Go!

Oh, no!

Into the blood of the Beast!

Into the blood of the Beast!

Aw... ay!

A small mistake
on the entry to that tube,

and he could not recover.

Digestive Track is a killer.

I lost those extra points.

Let's hope for good numbers
and a pass to the third one.

Level 2 has been giving
our competitors fits tonight.

Ryan Scott, our workout junkie
from the USA,

was the first to try and break up
the Mexican logjam

at the top of the leader board.

He ripped through Spinal Descent,
flew across Stomach Churn...

USA! USA! USA!

and blasted
past Digestive Track.

But the Beast slowed him down
with a huge hit on the Dreadmills.

He took a really tough hit.

The last remaining Brazilian,
Marcel Scarpim, made quick work

of Spinal Descent and Stomach Churn.

Marcel!

Does he have the energy
to make it?

And after tearing
through Digestive Track...

he came up short on his escape
to the Dreadmills.

He was taking too long, man.

He was taking too long.

But a look
at the leader board shows

that Marcel and Ryan's runs
were good enough to land them

in first and second place,

and Ryan Scott can't figure out a way
to get past this tenacious Brazilian.

Japanese pole dancer Maki Morishima

falls to the brink of elimination,

and she's gonna need some help
from the other competitors

if she hopes to move on.

Let's catch up with Joel Pusitzky.

He's looking to send Maki Morishima home.

She escaped elimination once.
Can she do it again?

If Joel lands on Stomach Churn,

he'll have the points to eliminate Maki
and Japan from the game.

Going for the Point Thruster.

He's got it.

Well, he's got the Point Thruster,

but that won't matter
if he can't navigate back to the platform.

Whoa, he is really shaky
up there, barely holding on.

Germany! Germany!
Germany! Germany! Germany!

Disaster averted for Joel!

And Maki and Japan are out
of the competition.

Yeah, take a break, brother!
You earned that one.

- He is celebrating himself.
- That's right!

One thing he has
to remember is the rotation.

The longer he rests,
the worse it's gonna get for him.

- Oh, he's dizzy.
- You think?

- I'm dizzy watching him.
- He is disoriented right now.

Does he know
that this is Ultimate Beastmaster?

Joel Pusitzky, I think we'll close up

and just leave him on the platform.

Oh!

Joel Pusitzky, this will not be enough,
but this is for you, brother.

He took his time,
and that was a big mistake.

This course is hard enough
without making yourself dizzy.

Joel Pusitzky does just enough
to keep himself and Germany in the game,

but he's on the bubble.

That's not a good place to be
with Taeyoung Lee of South Korea up next.

He finished Level 1 in first place,
despite being blind in one eye.

He comes in with 40 points.

Joel sits in fifth place with 80.

If Tae can get past Stomach Churn,
he'll send Joel home.

Got it!

- Yes!
- There you go!

Fast 40 points there
puts Tae and Joel in a tie!

He desperately needs the points
for this obstacle

to make sure he sends Joel home.

It's the last Korean
in the competition versus the last German,

with a spot in Level 3 on the line.

Exactly where Joel fell,
and Tae is slowing down here, too.

And he looks disoriented.

And so he's having
a hard time figuring it out.

- Oh!
- Aw.

Taeyoung Lee falls,
so he and Joel are tied,

but Taeyoung Lee did it faster,
so that means Tae is still alive.

Oh...

It's way more difficult than Level 1.

Joel Pusitzky is eliminated,

and Germany is out of the competition.

Taeyoung Lee finds himself on the bubble.

So, will it be the USA

or South Korea claiming
that final spot in Level 3?

And it all comes down to Steven Tucker,

the rock-climbing instructor from the USA,

and as we found out earlier,

this single dad is motivated to win
by the love of his son.

I have a six-year-old son,
his name's Tristan.

Basically a miniature version of me.

He loves rock climbing
and doing obstacles with me.

So, I want to win it for him
and, of course, for the United States.

I'm Steven, and I will be
the Ultimate Beastmaster.

Steven starts his run
with 30 points.

Eighty is the score to beat.

Down into Spinal Descent!

Wow, he's falling down
Spinal Descent.

Rolls into it.

Eyeing that Point Thruster.

He's got it!
Fighting his way back over,

and he's into Stomach Churn.

And there's Korea's
Taeyoung Lee looking on.

His fate lies in the hands
of Steven Tucker right now.

You got it.

Yeah, there you are!

He fell on a jump
through the last Energy Coil on Level 1,

and he can't have the same result here.

If he falls, he's out,
and Taeyoung Lee moves on.

USA! USA!

♪ Way to go, Korea ♪

- He got it!
- Taeyoung has been eliminated!

And Korea is out.

The USA has put its second player
into Level 3.

Digestive Track,
no one's made that leap tonight.

- The angle...
- He's got the angle, yes!

- Yes! Whoa!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Come on, Steven, come on!

And it's awesome! USA!

Whoo!

- Good job, Steven.
- Nicely done, Steven!

Well-earned rest.

On to Chain Reaction,

and no competitor
has even touched this obstacle.

Steven Tucker has passed everyone,
and he's not done yet.

Oh, and into the blood!

I don't know,
but I think he touched Vertebrace.

If he did, that's 20 more points.

And, oh, yeah! He clearly got it!

I'm not bleeding anywhere this time.

I'm wet. Didn't want to get wet,
but it was worth it.

Steven Tucker rockets
into first place.

Behind him, Brazil's Marcel Scarpim,

and fellow American, Ryan Scott.

Rounding out the pack are Emmanuel Chiang

and Fernando Casanova of Mexico.

Five competitors,
all ready to take on Level 3.

We've got Brazil's Marcel Scarpim,

and he's joined by a double dose
of Americans.

I think I have
the upper-body strength

for Level 3, right up my alley.

Hopefully my grip strength
holds me all the way through to Level 4.

A lot of the other athletes
are like super athletes.

They look past me
because I'm kind of a normal guy,

but I think they're gonna be surprised.

Also vying for that grand prize
are two compadres from Mexico.

I'm excited to be with another Mexican.

And what a Mexican, right?
Fernando Casanova himself.

To be with this youngster,
a brutal baby...

- Yeah, baby, right.
- A great athlete.

- We'll win this.
- That's right.

A Mexican final.

This is crazy.

We could have an all-Mexican
or all-American final round,

depending on what happens right now.

Go, Mexico!

First up is single dad,

mountain-climbing instructor
Steven Tucker.

Here we go!

Don't run backwards.
Don't do that little run on the treadmill.

Just get on there and run forward.

Oh, no, he's doing it.
Run. Get some speed.

Get some speed.

He's got it! Into Prism Strike,
and he is flying.

And you can see him
slipping right there.

It's very difficult to keep your balance
on those metal rods,

even for someone
with the sure footing of a climber.

Come on, Steven.

Come on, Steven.

Look at that thing sinking down.

He's going down.
He's gotta make a jump now.

You got no choice.
You're gonna jump into the fuel.

No, there's no way...
Yeah, that's his only opportunity...

He's gotta get above the fuel.

- Oh, man. Oh, man.
- It's...

- Oh, no.
- Steven, hold on...

It's over. It's over. Wow!

So, American Steven Tucker
finishes with 210 points,

an okay start, but you know
he wanted more.

I wish I would've gone
quicker down the ring.

It was more wobbly than I thought,
and too high to grab the next one.

Up next, financial advisor
Ryan Scott of the USA.

Don't do that little run on the treadmill.
Just get on there and run forward.

Oh, no, he's doing it.

Okay, run. Get some speed.
Get some speed.

Oh!

I tell you, I hate the run-jog thing.

Look at the replay.
Here comes the little dance around.

Ugh. So disappointed.

Ah, I wasn't focused enough.

Up next, endurance racer
Fernando Casanova from Mexico.

And although he and countryman
Emmanuel Chiang

finished Level 1
at the bottom of the leader board,

they are both feeling confident.

Mexico! Mexico! Mexico!

Mexico!

Oh, he's doing the nice little jog
on the treadmill before you get ejected!

What was that, brother?

- Such a warm-up, and then suddenly...
- He was too confident.

Let me tell you something,
that swag move never works.

Watch this. There was no air here.

This is the opposite of a Jordan jump.

Boom!

So, Fernando comes up
empty on Level 3.

His 90 points leave him in third place,

so he has been eliminated.

With the hopes
of an all-Mexican final squashed,

it all rests on Emmanuel's shoulders now
to represent his country in Level 4.

Okay. A lot of guys are trying this.
I don't know why they keep doing this.

You have to run up the ramp.

- Jump, come on!
- Grab it, Emmanuel!

Emmanuel...

Just like that,
Ryan Scott is out.

He got the Point Thruster!

He did grab it, he saw it!

He's got the Point Thruster
as he moves over into Coil Crawl!

The big man from Mexico ends
the threat of an all-American Level 4.

The coils, whoa, those things
are sinking fast.

Remember, Emmanuel's our biggest
and heaviest competitor.

He's gotta go.

Yeah, he's got it. He's got it. He's good.

Right now he's gone right,

which means
he's going to stay the course...

- He's making a move.
- Or not!

Is he going to go into the bonus?

Bonuses are worth 40 points,
but if he falls here, he loses 40,

so it's a huge risk.

Come on, Mexico!

Emmanuel Chiang,
let me tell you, he's a big guy,

and I'm a little nervous
about the Bungee Beds.

There's another 30 points,
and that puts him in first place.

He can pull further ahead
if he does well here on the Bungee Beds.

There you go.

Any part of his body hits the platform

or the water, he's out.

Now, you can use
these elastic bands

that the Bungee Beds
are suspended from to aid you.

So you can reach up and grab them
from the second bed there,

sort of pull it down.

I say you grab the bed,
bring it to you.

There's no reason to jump over there.

Oh! Look at that! Whoa!

- Nice. Nice.
- Hold on! Hold on.

It's like being on a raft
in the middle of the ocean.

All right, he's on all fours deciding.

Yeah, well, that's a leap!

If you try to jump here, he's gonna be...

There you go. Good job!

- Come on, Emmanuel!
- There he goes, look!

He pulled his legs up
so they wouldn't hit the floor

and he just completed it! Forty points!

Well done!

Emmanuel, yeah!

Well done for Emmanuel Chiang.

Excellent job.

Why did I stop? Because...

I barely did the trapeze,
I didn't want to risk it.

I'm happy with what I did.

Go, Mexico!

Well, it won't be
an all-Mexican final.

Right now, American Steven Tucker
sits in second place,

but Brazil's Marcel Scarpim
will have the final say.

It's now!

- This is our...
- This is our Marcel Scarpim!

- At the Ejector...
- He's doing that again. Why?

Give it some space
and go, run, jump!

No, no, no, no!

Man, I don't know what to tell you.

What a way to end Level 3!

Emmanuel Chiang and Steven Tucker
have the highest point totals

and will be headed to the final level.

Before the action starts,
let's check in with our two finalists.

I'm not having any doubts.

I'm going to go and give it my all.

Strength, to me,
is what you can do with your body,

not necessarily how it looks.

It doesn't matter what you look like
if you can't do anything cool.

He's got it!

I'm a proud man, I don't like losing.

I'm winning, I'm dominating you,
you'll be mine, okay?

- Go, Mexico!
- Well done!

You're not defeating me.

I'm representing the normal guys,

the ones that don't really care
about bench pressing 400 pounds.

I'll be the Ultimate Beastmaster!

USA versus Mexico in Level 4!

I will be the Ultimate Beastmaster
because this is what I do every day.

This is what
we've been waiting for, USA versus Mexico!

- Here we go.
- Here we go.

- USA!
- Mexico!

Each one of these Energy Taps
are worth 10 points in Foundation.

Steven Tucker's got
an advantage here. Why?

- He's a rock climber.
- He's a rock climber, yep.

Both competitors
now making the transition

to the second part
of the power source of Grid Lock.

Grid Lock has these small cracks
and very, very little room

to find anywhere for your fingers
and your feet to go,

- so we will see how they fare.
- Ohh!

- Emmanuel Chiang is not out.
- No, he's not.

You can recover,
but you do not want to get too far behind.

Steven Tucker's doing
a nice job,

finding a way to get his feet wedged
in that tiny little crack.

Look at that. He just hit another one.

We've got a race right now!

You're so close, almost there!

- My man, so close!
- Yeah, well done!

Trying so... Look at the way
he pulled himself...

- He's got it!
- Oh, my goodness!

He's made it out of Grid Lock...

- Oh! Get up there!
- into the Ventilator.

USA! USA! USA! USA!

- Whoo! Incredible.
- That was incredible.

Come on, Mexico, come on!

Steven Tucker's
got himself $10,000

if he can just maintain his position.

Five, four, three,
two, one!

It's over!

Yes! Yes!

What a shame, what a shame, dear God!

- Atta baby!
- USA!

- Steven Tucker is tonight's Beastmaster.
- Whoo-hoo!

He goes home with $10,000.

He's also earned
a spot in the finals

and an opportunity to win $50,000

and that highly-coveted title
of Ultimate Beastmaster.

I honestly didn't think
that I would make it this far,

and to make it to the championship,
I'm super stoked.

My son, he's six years old.
He loves all of this stuff.

I can't wait to watch with him.
He's going to be stoked.

I can't wait to get home and see him.
I'm so excited. Ha!

Now, if you're like me,

I'm sure you can't get enough
of Ultimate Beastmaster,

so there'll be 12 more competitors
coming back for our next episode.

- We'll see you next time.
- Thanks for watching, everyone!

USA! USA! USA!