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Just--

It's so bad.

Got stung by a box jellyfish and I am in so much pain

I can't even describe.

That was

probably the most frightening experience in my life

ever, and I'm gonna have to rely on my partners

Jamie and Jarrell to really help get me through this night,

not just physically but also psychologically.

You good?

Dani got bit by a jellyfish.

Jamie's experienced some type of nausea.

Lost Coast?

I'm starting to feel like this place is really cursed.

I'm scared [bleep] of this right now.

On day one of the 35-day challenge...

Long time 'til sunrise.

...four teams thought they were headed to reach

their drop-off points at dawn.

Let's go! Move!

But instead, had to plunge into the dark waters...

Bottom's up!

Oh, my god!

I think we're in real trouble here.

Yeah, we are shipwrecked.

...and are now stranded on remote islands

in the Philippine Sea...

Whoa, look at this!

...where ships and sailors have met their fates for centuries.

Oh, my god! What's happening here?

How are we gonna get out of this alive?

After a day without water at their first camp...

I'm not seeing any water.

Gotta migrate to some water for sure.

Yeah.

...Dani, Jamie and Jarrell return to the sea

to find a new home.

- Oh, man! - Oh, look, look!

- It's a beach! - We made it!

We've got fresh water, yes!

Oh!

I got stung by jellyfish!

It hurts!

How are you, Jamie?

Can I feel your head?

- Like... - Oh.

Yeah.

And you don't want any water?

Yeah.

It was just unbearable heat.

We really need to get him cooled down.

I was so close to death.

He's got heat stroke. We need to get him out of here.

We need to do a medical evacuation.

Day two.

Man. Oh, man.

That was crazy.

And how you feeling? I know you felt like [bleep].

My head hurts and I just feel like...

...like very dizzy.

My arm is like boiling hot.

Whew.

I feel like I wanna amputate my arm.

It's in so much pain and it's terrifying.

I feel like my breathing pattern is abnormal

and I don't know what to expect.

I don't know when this is gonna stop.

I don't know how long this pain is going to last.

I don't know if that's gonna affect me

this whole challenge.

I'm just hoping I can, like, fall asleep for an hour

and wake up and be completely fine.

Well, yeah, there's no rush. No rush.

We just gotta be a little more cautious.

You know, I'm a rookie. They're the veterans.

Lose Dani would be detrimental.

That's one other person that's not helping building shelter,

one other person that's not helping find food,

one other person that's not doing a task that we need done.

So, I'm just gonna help do what I can and hopefully get

my teammates back in the game.

We just gotta find some food.

Just gotta find it.

Yeah.

This land is crazy.

We need to finish this platform

so there's room for three of us in here.

And then we gotta finish this roof structure after that.

And then we're gonna make thatching just like

this old shelter had.

We're just gonna mimic what was here before.

The people before us, they're from here.

They know how to build with the materials on hand.

Yeah, I'm getting eaten up alive, so I'm ready to

get it going. - OK.

Let's do it.

What is this up here?

I think I see a little shelter back in here.

On day one, Darrin and his team discover

coconuts and the remnants of an abandoned structure.

But, you know, shelter is not a priority to me.

Finding water is.

I mean, I'm down to use it.

Against my better judgment, I'm agreeing to build

this platform for them just to ease tensions.

- Guess what? - What?

- There's water. - Oh, my God!

We find it!

- Yay! - It's flowing up here.

We're almost done getting the basics of survival.

After you.

But I don't wanna just survive out here,

I wanna start living.

You know, at one time, this was a large hut,

and part of it's burned down.

It's collapsed into a rather stable A-frame, and we're just

going to further stabilize it and lash it all together

really good so it's structurally sound.

Building off the collapsed structure's existing A-frame,

the team will add a raised bamboo slat platform

to limit their exposure to insects,

then will use palm fronds to create a thatched roof

to help block the elements.

Do I have to get the bumps off on all the sides?

I guess I only need to get 'em off on one side, right?

Yeah, all, 'cause you don't know how it's gonna

lay on here. - Yes, sir.

I'm a little tired 'cause I'm not sleeping well.

I've been sleeping on the ground.

I have bug bites all over, so getting a shelter that

helps us sleep better is critical.

I need beauty sleep because I cannot think straight.

Remember, I'm a bougie queen.

So what's next?

We can't put the platform together once we do the roof,

'cause then it's in our way.

Otherwise, we would have made a small one in the sand

with no platform.

I don't need a big shelter.

I would build a small lean-to that I could make

super weatherproof,

and then a windbreak from my fire, and I'd be done.

But the ladies want this shelter, and they need

to be comfortable, and they need to feel safe.

You know, you can't choose who you're shipwrecked with.

You just gonna make do with what you have or who you have.

No, I don't wanna sleep down there.

I don't want to.

You're the one-- you wanted the platform off the ground.

I'm not laying under there.

You can. Feel free.

Darrin thinks that I'm a beginner,

but that is because he doesn't know me.

In real life, I have a lot of experience.

- Lots of work. - Lots.

I'm starting to notice this really weird energy going on

between Darrin and Ana Lis. It's definitely

almost like a power struggle or something.

It's weird.

Need to work on the shelter because it's been so windy.

So we wanna plug those holes, filling in the gaps,

filling in the gaps. - Oh, yeah.

- This looks solid. - Yep.

This is feeling like a movie. And we wanted our own Wilson.

In lieu of volleyball, we found a very, very round

old coconut.

I told Mandy, "Hey, paint a face on it."

And she said, "It already has a face."

This is--

this is terrifying.

- It's our little pet. - That little pet.

- This is haunted for sure. - Oh, yeah.

After eight hours adrift at sea...

To try to start a challenge this exhausted,

we are at a massive disadvantage right now.

...the team of Adam, Jonny and Mandy...

Watch out, watch out!

...reclaimed an abandoned shelter.

Whoo!

We work as a pretty bloody good team.

Yeah, it's a start.

You can pass the palm fronds up to me and I'll just start

throwing 'em up. - OK.

Ready?

Here you go, boss.

Every day we're working on the shelter a little bit more.

It's super important just to make it more

stable and livable. - Perfect.

But it was trash when we found it,

so we still have a lot of work to do.

Frontloading all the hard work

is kind of a strategic choice we made.

We're strongest at the beginning

of this challenge.

So if we're gonna make this home,

we've done it early on,

and it's gonna pay dividends through the rest of our time

in the Lost Coast. - Oh, yeah.

So much better.

Adam's gonna be taking care of the roof.

I'm gonna try to add some walls.

That way, maybe we can have more of a barrier for the wind

as we possibly can.

Oh, hold on.

Be careful.

Look at that.

There are these old doors,

and we decide to repurpose them into walls.

Look at that.

It's actually gonna make it even warmer in here

at night, too.

We're trying to go full Swiss Family Robinson out here.

Here, grab me some nails real quick,

and I'm just gonna place it in.

But at the same time, one thing that's constantly

running through my mind is who lived here and why and what

drove them out.

You want me to press on it so you got slack?

Yes, please.

We're getting a lot done. You know, it's pretty tough.

It's pretty strong.

I can already feel like there's way less wind coming in now.

But you know what?

We've been using a lot of energy.

Whoo! The heat is absurd.

Yeah. Definitely gotta work for it.

Yeah. And you know what?

When the challenge is over, we could list this on Zillow.

Wow, that's like heading exactly where you're going

fishing, isn't it?

Yeah, that's where I wanted to go.

So, we definitely gotta be careful out there.

But you got the spear.

I'm definitely gonna be nervous about you out there.

So, please be careful.

Sharks and box jellyfish.

The cove's calm waters and shallow reefs are home

to parrotfish, snapper, and tang, but also attract

the island's threats, jellyfish, reef sharks,

and the banded sea krait,

which can grow as large as six feet

and is one of the most venomous snakes in the world,

capable of delivering a powerful neurotoxin that

induces paralysis and disrupts breathing.

We're about to go venture into this sea,

but these waters are treacherous,

but we're gonna go out there and try to spear something,

because when you're hungry, it doesn't matter.

A sling spear, this is how it works.

You hold the rubber band tight, slings, you got dinner.

A Hawaiian sling is a pronged spear that works like

a handheld slingshot.

The spear is connected to elastic rubber tubing

to create tension.

When the diver releases their grip, the spear flies

toward its target at 25 miles per hour.

Oh, I just seen a nice fish.

Spear-fishing diving period, is tough.

I can't hold my breath that long, and I'm not

the best swimmer, so not having a snorkel

makes it that much more difficult.

My goggles keep filling up with water.

Do you see Jarrell?

I hope that he's OK.

That's definitely where the jellyfish are.

Holy [bleep], a sea snake! Holy [bleep]!

That [bleep] was huge. Holy [bleep].

I'm [bleep] outta here. I'm done.

I'm done for the day.

When I seen that snake, I swallowed so much salt water.

I'm just trying to make my way to land as fast as possible.

I don't wanna die today, and I don't wanna get bit

and have to tap out the challenge.

Oh, here comes Jarrell.

He's cursing about something.

You guys are not gonna believe what the hell I've seen

out there. - What'd you see?

- Like a 15-foot sea snake. - 15-foot?

I couldn't even spearfish anymore after it.

We've already had encounters with a box jellyfish

and now a venomous sea snake,

so I feel like we're in a very dangerous

cove or part of the islands.

That snake kind of...

Kind of scared the bejeebies out of me, man.

Yeah, it is.

The water is our only source of protein, only source of food,

so it takes some courage to go back out there,

and hopefully I build some.

Sheesh! Lost Coast.

I'm starting to understand why they call it that.

I'm gonna use the stalk here

for making a fish basket.

There's a lot of fish, and I think a fish trap's

gonna work great.

After leading Shawn and Ally to water...

I saw this right here.

Just with my experience, I know this is fresh water.

- That's fresh. - Yeah.

...Patrick's priorities differed from his teammates.

All right, we've been putting off shelter long.

I have the most experience out here.

I would rather be using my energy for exploring.

But his first attempt to score protein...

Patrick! There's a shark!

...led to a close call.

We need a strong team leader.

And far as what Patrick has to offer,

time will tell, I guess.

These snails are getting smaller and smaller every day.

Yeah, they're really small.

You know, up to this point, we've only been eating snails.

It's not enough to sustain life.

We need more than this.

You guys, I wanna build a fish trap today.

Honestly, I think we need to explore this island.

Many people have failed trying to survive here.

- Yeah. - So if we can find better resources,

that could improve our living situation dramatically.

So looking at the map,

if we go back to where that really good water stream is,

follow that up, and then we can

check out what this structure is here.

We might find tools like a saw or something

that could help us.

I think we really need to focus on figuring out

how to bring food to the table. But Pat's our leader.

He's got an idea, and I'm gonna follow him.

So we figured all three of us would go up the mountain

and see if we can find this shack.

Let's keep our eyes open and watch each other's backs.

Yeah, we gotta stay vigilant.

This is gonna be a really treacherous hike.

I mean, this island goes straight up into the center,

straight back down the other side.

So I really hope that

whatever's at that shelter is worth it.

It's much scarier in the jungle than on the beach.

Feels like there's a lot more risks.

Climbing this mountain, and it starts off

not easy at all.

This is a very spiky, like, palm right here.

Wow, really watch your step, 'cause if you get one of those

big thorns in your foot... - They are big.

...you're gonna be in a world of hurt.

I'm seeing boar tracks.

The ground is definitely torn up over here.

Yeah, I'm seeing boar tracks right here.

Yeah, we're on to something here.

Can we kind of try to follow their trail a little bit?

I know I really would like to use my bow and arrow,

so seeing that there's wild boar makes me really excited.

- Look at this. - Look, it looks like...

I mean, this looks like saw marks.

Someone's been here before. Kind of spooky.

I say we keep following, because we might find some sort

of remnants of this operation.

Well, let's just take our time, conserve energy.

Yep.

OK, just let me know, guys, 'cause I never stop.

We do have to be cautious.

I really hope this trip is worthwhile.

- Right now, it's not. - Ow!

Did you step on-- ow! This one's got...

Yeah, we're getting poked the [bleep] up.

I think one of the hardest parts about surviving

with these rookies on this challenge

is that it kind of slows me down a little bit.

I'm used to being a lone wolf, and I'm very productive

as a lone wolf.

If any of you need to rest, let's take a minute

if we have to. - Yeah.

Can we pause for a second?

I could always go by myself and scout this,

if we're burning too much energy working as a team.

We should really stay together.

I'm seeing some signs that are pointing in this direction.

So that makes me wanna kind of head that way.

Probably gonna fork off and keep going over.

I think we should follow the hog traps.

Um, I say we spread out a little bit.

I don't think we should be

splitting up out here. It's not safe.

I mean, personally, I'm fine with that.

Mm-hmm. All right, well, I'm getting

eaten by standing, so I'm gonna follow the creek up

towards the hogs. - You're pretty adamant.

Let's stop talking. Let's go.

I'd like to maybe tag along with Allison.

- OK. - Is that OK?

- See you later bye. - Are you good with that?

- Yes. - OK.

And we'll be in touch.

You see anything exciting, holler.

- Totally. - Good luck.

Thanks.

When I was a search and rescue technician with the military,

we leave no one behind.

Patrick is our team leader, and he decides to go

on his own.

He left two of us behind up here in a mountain

that none of us are familiar with, and he decides to leave?

I don't get it.

This was not part of our plan.

So I'm thinking with these, just like the locals do here,

use their natural funnel,

and then they'll just overlap each other,

and just a little piece of a palm frond to stitch it.

- OK. - And then as we lay 'em down,

you just keep weaving your stitch.

To create their thatched roof, Darrin plans to use a local

tribal technique, folding a series of overlapping

leaves onto bamboo stalks and using palm frond strings

to stitch them into place.

That is gonna be

very difficult. - Really?

And it seems easier, but I think in the long run

that would be more difficult.

But I grew up in a farm in Argentina.

Mm-hmm.

- It's a lot of work. - Yeah.

But it's Darrin's idea, and I respect Darrin.

- So we might as well get started. - OK.

I don't know if Ana Lis got the memo that Darrin's been

doing this since he was, like, literally four years old.

And he's doing us a big favor.

So I think Ana Lis needs to be a little bit more appreciative,

because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

to have someone like Darrin, you know,

right here by my side.

All right, let's go, y'all.

Just when you thought it couldn't go more vertical,

it does.

I think this might have been

a bit more treacherous than we had anticipated. - Mm-hmm.

Well, it didn't look like that on the map.

Dude, I'm getting torn the [bleep] up.

Well, there's no turning back now.

I wonder what Pat's found.

Ugh.

So here I am on my own for the first time,

climbing up into this jungle. It is so dense.

I've been following a trail to get to this hut, but my team,

they have the map.

So I've definitely lost the trail.

Ah, [bleep]!

Oh my gosh.

It might be in my best interest to play it smart,

head back down to the beach and wait for them.

I would have really loved to have found that hut,

but survival's more important than exploration right now.

I gotta play this,

the long game, not the short.

We'll go a little bit further and see what's going on,

but to me, this is a no-go. And what is Pat doing?

Where is he?

Maybe he gave up.

All right, can we keep going?

I think he must have turned around.

What the [bleep] is that all about?

Goddamn.

Let's look out for one another at the very least.

We've been out here for hours. We're thirsty.

We're beginning to get extremely tired.

And I feel myself getting more and more pissed off with

every step we make, and the fact that I don't hear

anything from Pat.

Ah, [bleep] you plant, look at that.

Very thorny, that one grabbed me good.

Ow! Ah, [bleep]!

- That fell on my foot. - Oh no.

That opened up another cut.

Oh no.

- This is treacherous. - Yeah.

We're one step away from getting bit by something.

- Yeah. - And I'm not up for that, I'm done.

Turns out splitting up was actually a pretty bad idea.

But it does seem like Shawn is being very sensitive

about Patrick's intentions.

I'm-- I'm disappointed in Pat.

I'm actually quite [bleep] angry about it.

Ow, [bleep]!

I don't know if this is hunger, if it's tiredness,

if it's stress, but Shawn has definitely been more and more

on edge out here.

I think we should turn around, honestly.

I agree.

This is not how you wanna exert yourself.

This kind of [bleep] will kill you.

I don't have time for this [bleep].

Oh my God, we're finally here.

That was one pointless trek.

- I am so on fire right now. - Yeah?

We have to look out for one another and be careful

with what we get drawn into. - Yeah.

Did you find the boars?

No.

What I can say is it was a total waste of time.

The effort we put in with what we thought might turn out to be

promising was not promising at all.

Allison and I get back to the shelter,

and what do we see?

Pat chilling out just as I thought he'd be.

How do we trust someone that doesn't wanna be here to

help us out?

There's nothing out there.

Your problem is that you just don't know how to read maps.

Are you confident with that map

after we went through what we went through?

I would have been able to find it,

but you guys took it. - We didn't find [bleep].

There's nothing up there!

You guys took the map.

I couldn't find anything 'cause I didn't have the map.

You're our team leader and you left us up there.

You left us up there.

The world I'm from, the team leader doesn't leave

no man behind.

Oh, my gosh...

You know, boys are gonna be boys.

Like, there's a lot of [bleep] talking

and that's how they communicate.

But that energy around camp, I just can't stand it.

Unfortunately, here you don't get to choose

who your partners are.

I Just figure I'll make the path down outside

of our shelter a little bit easier on us.

The little improvements that we can make that like improve

our quality of life here, those things all stack up.

We don't just want a survival shelter, we want a home.

So we're going from the time we're up

until the time we go down.

Working on some bed frames.

'cause I'm about done sleeping on this concrete.

Every little bit goes a long way here.

So really they're building blocks, they're puzzle pieces.

And we're just putting it all together to be able

to rescue ourselves at the end of this.

One thing we were discussing, a ton of effort to go up there

and get water. - Yeah.

I think we're gonna do a seep well today

and wouldn't have to boil it.

Everything out here takes 10 times as much effort

as back home.

Out here in the Lost Coast with this sun

and this humidity is just torturous.

So Adam and I, we're gonna head out and look for

a good location for a seep well.

A seep well is created by digging a hole

near a natural water source.

As water seeps from the source through the rock and clay,

impurities are filtered out and the hole fills

with fresh water.

I think this Seep well is gonna be a game changer.

It's gonna save us a lot of time and a lot of energy.

And that's what keeps you in these challenges.

I'm looking over on that side and it's just huge rocks

right on top of the soil.

This kind of looks a little bit more soft back up here.

- Yeah. - I mean, there's a few

more trees to protect it as well.

And you know what, if we're really

fanging for a drink, we're not gonna have to wait on the pot

to cool or the boil or what, like we can just come straight

up here in the shade, chill out, hydrate.

We reach clay, which is a great sign for us.

Clay is a better filter than the sand would be,

or than dirt would be, or mud.

How high do you think this will fill up?

It should nearly be level with the stream.

There we go. It's seeping in.

I think, here especially, it won't take very long

for the sediment to settle in the water,

and I think we'll have fresh water pretty quick.

Maybe I'll just snag a few banana leaves and cover it.

We're gonna save time on boiling water.

We're gonna save extra trips up and down to cool the water off.

We just need to give it some time to settle.

Oh [bleep], I'm absolutely gassed right now.

Let's have a drink of water and rest up.

All righty.

Does your back hurt?

Yep.

Mm-hmm.

Yep.

It's not easy to make thatching waterproof.

And yeah, it hurts.

We're hunched over all day long.

But I'm working on the shelters for their comfort

that I don't even want.

It could be easier and save some time.

Just for the bottom row,

we'll tie the bamboo to the shelter first.

And the second strip goes right there to hold it tight

to the frame. Does that make sense?

Are you serious?

- What? - What are you doing?

I'm gonna try... I'm taking some of your idea...

We're adapting. ...and blending it with

one of my ideas.

Well, we can still use these sewn ones for the top.

Where we need it.

They are doing my method.

Well?

My back hurts because I'm doing this.

Well, I mean, they're doing it that way.

And that's [bleep] waterproof.

Oh, my God.

I love you, but I want to kill you!

Ana Lis is saying suggestions or commands.

I don't even know what she's saying half the time,

but you can tell she is not happy.

She's like, "Darrin, well, why aren't you listening

to me?" And I feel like

I am trapped in this telenovela,

and I'm just here. I just need some popcorn.

Right now, I would even eat crickets

just so I could watch the drama.

Hey, if you didn't want a platform bed,

we would have had a shelter two days ago.

We are going to be here 35 days.

That is a long time.

And I don't know if I can do this.

It's like we ended up in the deadliest cove.

The venomous cove.

The water's been real deadly lately.

And I know the dangers that are out there,

but "Venomous Coast"...

Yeah, that's exactly where we are.

That's the new nickname of this place.

Venomous Coast.

Just sea snakes and box jellies.

I don't wanna get back in that water, but, like,

literally, that's our only food source out there.

So I, like, I have to get in.

Being dumped in the water, swimming for hours on hours.

And we just migrated over here.

I don't think I swim this much in I don't know how long.

We exerted so much energy,

and we're getting more hungry and we need food to make it

to 35 days.

Damn it!

Ah! A little snack!

I'm a superstar.

I'm a legend in the making, baby.

I'm a rookie, but I'm about to be a pro.

I don't know what happened. My confidence level just rose.

And all of a sudden,

we got a smorgasbord of fish, baby.

I got five fish with that spear.

I know when I show these to my partners

that they're gonna be happy and they're gonna be excited,

like, "Holy, [bleep]! This guy just caught

five fish out there."

Yeah, they weren't the biggest, but, you know, in a survival

situation, anything counts, no matter the size.

Hey!

Come on, man. I got a couple.

Yeah, man.

Heck yeah, man.

Let's roast, y'all.

Yeah, I think these are done.

Ah, fishy, fishy, fishy.

Boom.

Dinner is served!

Aye, aye, aye, aye!

Oh, yeah.

Bam, look at that.

Oh!

Mm.

The guys are enjoying their fish.

They seem very happy.

I am positive.

I don't believe that an animal needs to give up its life for me

to sustain my own.

So I'm very determined to find alternative ways to get

to the end of this challenge without having to consume

an animal myself. But I'm definitely hungry.

After seeing Dani suffer a little bit, she needs

some source of protein.

I'da been tearing into that fish,

and vegetarian would have went right out the damn window.

I'm just walking around feeling a little frustrated,

which is normal in these conditions, being hungry.

We're here in the Philippines

on an island.

It's already hard.

It's unpredictable.

And Patrick, he makes the call that all of us should be going

on a nature hike.

We can't waste energy and burn calories

on stupid [bleep] right now.

It only causes fights.

Some people are better at handling

stressful situations than others.

We're out here stranded, trying to survive,

and one of the things that you need to be able to do

in a situation like this is keep a clear and calm head.

If not, we're never gonna make it off this island.

Starting to feel the effects of

starvation.

So I know this for sure, come morning, I'm gonna finish

my fish trap and get that finally in the water.

It's been long overdue.

This sucks, man.

So we might have to move our shelter tomorrow.

Swallowed by the sea.

Can't catch a break on the Lost Coast, man.

Another day down, we are sitting by the fire.

Thank you for the beds, Mandy.

Thank you for the bed, Mandy.

How awesome!

This looks so awesome with all these beds.

Super comfortable.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- Just whacked it. - Adam just caught a frickin' rat!

Oh, my God!

Yeah!

Oh, my gosh!

This is my first rat on a challenge!

The Philippines is pretty brutal,

but Adam is brutaler.

- More brutal. - More brutaler.

We had a little surprise guest come into the shelter,

and we have breakfast of rat.

None of us have had this, so we're all--

No, this is gonna be a first.

We're all trying it for the first time together.

To get this rat is the little win that we needed.

A little sear.

Yeah, just try to flavor it up a little bit,

just finish it off.

This guy's got a bit of fat in him.

Fat is calories.

- Well, cheers. - Cheers, guys.

- Thank you, Adam. - Thanks, buddy.

Thank you, rat.

Oh, my gosh!

It's literally like an over-roasted chicken.

Oh, wow! That is [bleep] awesome.

This is, like, magnificent.

Oh, that's awesome.

- I know how to catch them. - Mm.

You all right, my bro? You're sweating.

Oof!

I really don't feel good.

Something isn't right.

You all right, my bro? You're sweating.

Oof!

I really don't feel good.

Something isn't right.

I'm starting to see Jonny struggling a little bit

right now, and it's a bit concerning.

I'm feeling lightheaded now.

I'm feeling fatigued all of a sudden.

It's weird.

Do you feel nauseous or anything?

Not nauseous, just, like, fuzzy, you know?

Yeah.

I feel like I need to rest, because it's, like,

a little bit harder to focus on things.

Right, right.

This is early in the game, and I don't know why my body's

acting this way.

Yeah, it's weird.

Whatever you need, man, we're here for you.

Whatever you need.

I also noticed the sky was like super pink.

Do you know what that means?

Yeah.

Oh, for sure.

Wake up and water's at our feet.

Yeah.

And wash away in the tide.

My arm is still pretty sore from the sting,

but I feel like I'm at a better place than I thought I would be

just a couple days after the sting.

I'm just pushing through and trying to do activities

that don't agitate it.

So what do you say we start scouting, like, towards some

of the higher ground? It won't be as comfortable.

Yeah.

I'm good with that. Let's do it.

Let's go.

It's quite mental.

I've never done this in any challenge before.

OK.

What about, yeah, what about this spot over here?

No, the texture of the sand feels different up here, too.

- Feels very dry. - I like this spot.

I think it's good. It's shaded.

Yeah, let's get it before it starts coming down.

Damn, it's a little heavier than I thought.

The rain's coming, and you see what happens.

Everybody starts working a little bit harder,

it's just as good for the team.

And we're just gonna keep building on it.

We've got some rocks and firewood.

Welcome to the gun show.

There's definitely weather moving towards us.

And we need to get the shelter going.

Like, there's no diddle daddling.

There's no nap taking anymore.

We've only got one wall left. It's the shorter side.

And we've already got one rung up on it.

So we're gonna get this done today-- we have to.

So if it rains hard tonight, we can sleep sound.

- Are you happy? - Mm-hmm.

Good.

I cannot wait to make this shelter into a home.

I don't want to start again.

You know, this shelter we're building is going quite slow,

and everyone's a little on edge, and I'm trying

to hold this group together. Like, Malu's doing great.

Like, she's got nothing but positive attitude.

When I say we're weaving, make it tight.

I'm willing to do whatever it takes.

My fingers hurt from doing this.

Ana Lis has now two days in a row

thrown some attitude and pouted.

This is exhausting.

Which affects our whole team.

One person's having a [bleep] attitude, then it brings

everyone down, and we can't waste any more time.

You can eat it if you want.

I don't like to eat lizards. They're too cool.

Too what?

I don't like to eat those little guys.

I like 'em.

You can eat them if you want.

We gotta get this shelter built.

We don't have time to be cooking lizards.

Just let it go.

I'm building the shelter mostly for them to make their lives

more comfortable.

And we need to focus on this task.

We can't be distracted and keep wandering off

for little things.

Just let him go.

To stop and go light a new fire and cook a little gecko

for, what, 10, 15 calories?

Like, they're pretty much all skin and bone.

There's almost no meat on those little things.

Focus.

If I wasn't happy, I'd be angry.

It's difficult to me when I'm so happy...

You are.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

Thank you.

So this puts me in a bad spot

because Ana Lis is over there crying,

and I don't wanna deal with this drama.

It's slowing us down, and I need somewhere

to sleep tonight.

She good?

Why? 'Cause I don't get excited?

Yeah.

I don't do emotions. I don't show emotions.

And when I do, they're very short-lived.

You can't let emotion affect your survival.

That will kill you out here.

Most tap-outs come from emotional breakdowns.

If you can't control your emotions,

you're compromising yourself and others.

There's no time for that.

You gotta keep on task out here.

You OK?

OK.

- Y'all are crazy. - What?

- This is stupid. - Yeah, I think so.

All right. Well, we'll talk to him.

We'll figure it out.

I don't know what the problem is between Darrin and Ana Lis.

I think they're on two separate pages.

All this back and forth is probably why we haven't gotten

the shelter done, and I gotta say something

to Ana Lis and Darrin because

the dynamics are weird.

All right, guys, we need to have a come to Jesus moment.

- Do you know what that is? - I have an idea.

All right, we need to talk about all the tension we've

been having, just get it out in the open, and then let's be

done with it, 'cause I love y'all.

Ah.

I know I communicate very bluntly and harshly,

and that's who I am, and that's how I've

always been, and that's how I'll always be.

- OK. - Don't take my [bleep] personally.

You know, like,

we're working with what we got given.

And we're in this together. This is a team.

Cool.

- I appreciate that. - OK.

You know, Ana Lis is definitely a more emotional

communicator, and I don't understand that.

I'm a tough guy with a big shell.

But in this challenge, we have to work together.

And I gotta consider my teammates' needs

a little bit more.

Yeah. So I just wanna work as a team, get this done.

Let's just get to work before it starts raining here.

Getting the shelter done means we sleep better tonight.

So right now,

the clouds are moving in.

I'm thinking we're in for a real storm.

And if that happens, you better believe

we're about to get soaked.

We have a couple projects on the go today.

One of them is finishing the roof to our shelter.

We're gonna need about 20 of these.

You wanna give me a hand with the shelter?

Yeah, absolutely.

The materials that we have,

nothing's really gonna be very waterproof.

But they call this part of the Philippines the "Lost Coast"

because there's so many shipwrecks out here.

So we need to find everything man-made, everything that could

potentially help us in survival.

On my first 21-day challenge, the really hardest part for me

was when it got rainy and cold.

I am feeling absolute panic.

I'm left a little bit of PTSD

from that experience, to be honest.

Being wet and cold perpetually is something that's gonna

drain your energy unlike anything else.

And so I'm really sensitive to that same type

of situation here.

Holy [bleep]! Look at this!

Looks like part of a boat or something.

Yeah, I don't know if this is

worthwhile for the shelter.

It's got potential.

It's been here a while.

It's got cracks and holes in it.

But there's enough salvageable pieces on this to use this

as a roof over our shelter.

It's still not quite large enough to be an entire roof.

I might use it.

- Shawn! - Yo!

You at a good stopping spot for a minute?

Wanna grab the other end of this, Shawn,

and we're just gonna kind of nestle it on top of that?

Being able to see the potential in something, the diamond

in the rough, is a huge part of survival, especially out here

where there's debris and items everywhere.

- Gonna try to get as many of these nails... - Mm-hmm.

- ...out of here safely. - There's a lot.

Then we can reuse 'em.

And if we hammer new shingles into it

to patch up these holes,

as long as we don't get the fire too high,

it's got potential. - Yeah.

Yeah, I think it's good.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Turn it sideways real quick.

to the side, yep.

Sideways still real quick.

Jarrell, tell us if there's anything

we might step on. - Gotcha.

Oh, this one's stuck on these trees.

- OK-- up. - Hold up.

Fix the outside.

Yeah.

I am

reinforcing a little bit of this side,

just to make sure our fire is extra protected.

And I just felt the first couple of drops.

I feel rain.

Do we need another palm to go over our fire?

Gotta get these over the fire.

It's starting to rain pretty good.

Pretty good.

And we're all in the shelter.

Even I'm in the shelter.

It's gonna be tough and miserable sleep,

but that's what we built

the shelter for, rainy nights.

I guess we will well and truly get to test the shelter out

and just hope that we can survive, but fingers crossed

at this stage.

We are sitting by the fire

and dry for the moment.

Now, all I gotta do is get some rest,

so that's my priority.

I know all I'm supposed to do right now is sleep.

But I have not been able to sleep

but for a couple hours a night

in the shelter. And I know our shelter rocks.

It's rock-solid. But I can't sleep.

I don't know why.

It's really coming down now?

Yep, it's gonna start coming in.

Mother[bleep].

That is bad. The pouring rain.

Everything's wet.

You have no idea whether it's gonna last

for five minutes or five hours.

It really keeps you on your toes

out here in the Philippines.

God damn it.

It could always be worse. It could be raining.

I was so happy that the shelter got done yesterday,

but it was a hard night. - Yeah.

I couldn't rest properly.

No, there was no rest for the really.

We just gotta sleep farther back,

'cause the wind blows the rain in here.

- Mm. - Yeah.

Shelter is finally done. It ain't perfect.

It needs a lot more work to make it cozy, but I'm relieved.

Now, I can start focusing on sourcing protein.

We need to figure out how to get water to us easier.

You wanna...

One of us needs to go get water.

Well, you're the strongest one, I think, out of the bunch.

- OK, well, I'll just run and get some real quick. - OK.

Well, it won't be real quick, because--

I know. It's a trek.

It's a trek.

- Are you up to it? - Yep.

There's no rest for the wicked.

Gotta keep the ladies happy, so that's what we're doing.

Firewood is running very low.

Good firewood is running low.

We got little sticks and [bleep],

but that [bleep] burns in two seconds.

- We need some logs. - Mm-hmm.

Slept like [bleep].

It's [bleep] windy at night, cold.

We're running out of firewood that will burn a long time.

Got a big logs, fire.

About to be warm tonight. Is it heavy?

It's heavy as [bleep] to me right now.

Lost Coast, man, I thought we were supposed to be

in the [bleep] tropics.

I don't know about you guys, but last night was

pretty rough for me.

It was like I was up most of the night.

I mean, on a plus side, last night, we had a fair bit

of rain and the shelter held up.

It did.

So it was a good maiden voyage, a good test.

- Yes. - On the shelter.

I mean, we can always keep adding more, but for the most

part, it held up. - It's doing its job.

Yeah-- how did you sleep, Jonny?

I can't even pinpoint why I can't sleep.

- I just... - Yeah.

I think maybe there's too much going on in my head,

you know, when I lay down.

- I'm thinking too many thoughts. - Yeah.

I just need to figure out how to--

I'm a bit concerned.

I'm starting to see Jonny struggling a little bit

right now, but I just know from my own personal experience,

there's always ups and downs, and Jonny's super strong

and he's gonna be OK.

What's on the agenda today?

Should we go do a little bit more exploring?

When a big storm hits, new resources possibly could

wash up on the bank.

I guess we can go explore a little and then

I'll really try to hammer the fishing again.

Yeah.

I'm sitting in a really weird place right now.

Whatever's going on, it's time to slow down

a little bit.

But I'm not OK just sitting

in the shelter twiddling my thumbs.

So we're gonna go that way today?

Yeah. Or you wanna finish this water

and then go do that?

Go for a quick little look, I guess.

So we have survived the first rain

and we are just adjusting after probably some of the worst sleep

we've gotten during this challenge.

Um, but I have some ideas for how to fix up the shelter

so no one's getting wet.

I'm thinking I wanna go on that hike

and search out that area again. - OK.

The weather is so unpredictable here,

so my top priority is to make this shelter more waterproof

than it is currently.

And maybe this mystery shack that's on the map will have

items that could perhaps be helpful for us.

So, looking at the map, we got kind of, like,

turned around when we tried to go up in here.

- Yeah. - I'm thinking there's an alternate route coming up

behind here and up following this river to get

to this shelter.

We might find something that could help us.

Yeah, I'm down to go with you.

Well, if it's OK with you guys, I'd like to stay back

to build a trap for fish.

- Yep. - I don't wanna overexert myself,

not in the middle of the day.

That sounds good.

I am focused on this trap.

It doesn't take three to go explore, but we do need to eat,

and someone needs to start planning on finding different

ways to bring in some extra food.

All right, Shawn, fire's going.

Do you wanna get fresh water from the waterfall

before we come back?

We might wanna get it boiling.

Yeah.

All right, let's go on an expedition.

Great.

I have a ton of experience exploring, hiking,

and using maps.

So I'm gonna lead the hike this time to go up

and look for a more predominant kind of trail

to get to this hut.

You sure that's the trail?

Yeah, it looks like it.

I feel like it's so easy to get lost in here.

Ah.

Watch out, this has thorns.

Oh, my goodness.

The thing is that we gotta keep in mind,

if we feel like we're lost and we're not doing well,

let's just turn around and go back.

Yeah, I do not want to have

a repeat of last time, that's for sure.

The elevation change here is no joke.

Dude...

Whoa.

Look at this.

Whew!

Whoa.

Look at this.

What is it? Is it the shelter?

I don't know. It's something interesting for sure.

I mean, this is definitely not natural.

- This-- - Oh, wow!

Look at that. What do you think that is?

Looks like some sort of instrument for measuring wind.

Yeah. Wow.

Whoa! What is that?

Must be like some sort of wind catcher.

You think that it was like shipwrecked people or...

How did they get way up here, though?

Seems like with the stuff here, that this was some type of

primitive weather station.

I'm gonna look on the floor to see if we missed

anything else.

Whoa! Look at this!

Oh, nice!

That's beautiful!

What's this stuff on the ground over here?

Right there.

And below that.

Wow!

We find all kinds of random things that

we really can't make any sense of.

We're not sure if this is gonna be helpful for us.

I mean, these tools are super rusted, but we wanna

take them anyways, just in case.

- We're taking that with us. - Yep.

Son of a bitch.

Well.

Allison and Pat went up the mountain to scout out

what was on the map. Hopefully they find something.

My job is to stay back, finish my fish trap,

but what I need to do first is get water to boil.

They said the fire was going. Unfortunately,

it's not going as well as I thought,

so it's almost out.

Now I have to go find stuff that's dry enough to get

that fire going again. So this delay in my day

uh, is all taking time from working on my fish trap.

It's not what I planned on doing this afternoon!

We need a plan. That's how survival works.

I'm a little bit disappointed, when I saw that hut on the map

I was hoping for something with a roof that we could work out of

or live inside of, but we found some useful tools.

Whatever was here hasn't been here for a while.

I can't tell if we are actually being led to this place

to help us get off the island or if we're essentially

grave robbers stealing the last memorabilia

of some washed-up sailor who died on these rocks.

Maybe we should take a moment to just show reverence for them

before raiding all their things, you know?

I think that's a good idea.

Spirits and ancestors who once inhabited this land

and this structure,

please forgive us for trespassing in your area.

Please help guide us along the way.

Show us where you went wrong,

so we don't suffer the same fate as you all.

So that we can survive these hellish islands.

If you're gonna be a team player and a family member,

it's what we are now.

You look out for one another,

and that's not looking out for one another.

I don't know, that made me feel kind of spooky.

I think we need to start getting back.

I know Shawn's probably gonna get worried about us.

Yeah.

Oh, wow. Wow.

I almost burnt the [bleep] shelter down.

I'm so [bleep] pissed off!

I am looking for rope or some sort of, like,

tying material.

Every day new random things wash up on these shores,

you know, so it's almost like a awesome little scavenger hunt

we get to have every day, like, what washed up?

Look what I found.

I've never been so

happy to find a coconut than I am out here.

They're pretty hard to come by.

Thankfully, every now and again they wash up on the beach.

Any little bit of energy and calories we can get

out here is so vital.

And this coconut is gonna help with that.

Look at that.

Fully matured coconut for eating.

I'm not doing anything

and my heart is just pounding out of my chest.

I'm-- I'm-- I'm freaking out a little bit.

- How you feeling? - Something's off right now.

- I can, like, feel my pulse. - OK.

Like, through my body. It's weird.

My blood pressure's too high.

I shouldn't be feeling this weak in this moment.

Concerned about Jonny's escalating symptoms,

producers call in the medic to evaluate his condition.

No.

- I mean, I don't think so. - OK.

So when you came in, it was normal, but

it's now much higher.

We just don't wanna alarm you, but...

Well, I'm alarmed.

He's an ox. He's the strongest person out here.

- He's gonna be OK. - Yeah.

I'm terrified to lose Jonny, and without him...

it would be devastating.

Like, each of us offers something different.

We need him here if we expect to be able to rescue ourselves

at the end of this.

Right now, it's like

kind of like a warning sign, but it isn't like,

"Pull him out, pull him out!" OK, whew!

OK, yeah. Thanks.

You wanna give him a minute?

- Before we go down there? - Yeah.

You know, I told myself that there's, like, no way that

I would tap out of this.

Like, this early in the game, I have the threat of a med tap

on, like, something that feels like it's out of my control.

It's just...

I'm just gonna pray.

He's gonna be OK. He's gonna be OK.

He's supposed to be here.

What do you think?

A safe journey with a lot of rewards.

Yeah.

And I'd like to think with a blessing from the spirits.

Totally.

I'm not in a good mood right now.

People find Canadians really nice because we work together

to thrive together.

Right now, I'm not feeling so nice because I'm stuck

taking care of everything around here

while they're out there having fun climbing mountains.

I have my breaking point, too. This is not how I operate.

Coming downhill with all this stuff is challenging.

Yeah, I know Shawn was worried about doing this hike

after what you guys went through,

but it sure would have been helpful having a third set

of hands for all this stuff. - Yeah.

I got a lot to say when they're back here.

We'll have our moment. Oh, trust me.

Hey, Shawn!

- Yo! - hoo!

- Whoo! - Ha ha!

Victory!

Uh, there's no roof on our shelter.

What the hell has Shawn been doing while we've been up here?

I don't know.

Just to let you guys know, I haven't stopped since you left

and had a chance to even boil the water.

Why is the roof off?

Our A-frame,

to have a cover for rain, we'll have it up.

But right now, it can't be because the flames sometimes

get high and we almost lost our shelter.

We almost lost our shelter.

But, like, you just don't make the flame that big.

The fire was out!

Yeah, but you don't need to make it a big fire.

We all agreed that we'd have to have small flames.

Well, why do we have a roof on there that's right over top

of our fire? - To protect it from the rain!

- It's not raining! - OK, it did.

And that's why we created

a structure to prevent the rain from getting in.

This isn't what's [bleep] pissing me, that's pissing you guys off.

It's ten [bleep] nails that were in and out of the entranceway

that I almost stepped on, guys.

Ten [bleep] nails in the entranceway.

Then watch where you're [bleep] going!

Tell me they're there!

I'm so [bleep] pissed off!