All language subtitles for Naked and Afraid: Shipwrecked S1E3_en

[Patrick]
There's no roof on our shelter.

Why is the roof off?

[Shawn]
The flames sometimes get high.

We almost lost our shelter.

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

[Shawn] The fire was out!

This isn't what's bugging 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.

[Ally] Watch where you're going!

Tell me they're there!

I'm so pissed off.

I think we should all take
five minutes...

-[Ally] I agree.
-...to go separate corners.

[Shawn] I'm taking 30.

This was not very constructive,
all the yelling.

[Ally sighs]

I'm not even sure where
to start right now.

Blown away by Allison's,
Patrick's reactions.

I am literally needing
to cool down,

both mentally and physically.

[Patrick] We're out here
stranded, trying to survive.

He almost burned
the whole shelter down.

-And he had to rip it apart.
-Nothing got burnt.

Nothing got destroyed.
Everything here is secure.

They're making a big deal
over four minutes of repair.

If you don't know not to make
a big flame in an A-frame,

why are you out here
on the Lost Coast?

[Ally]
This is not the way forward
to get off this island.

We are not going to be
successful in our survival

out here if my team cannot get
a hold of their emotions.

I can't wait to see
what comes next, honestly.

'Cause right now,
this is a [bleep] show,

and it doesn't have to be.

[theme tones playing]

[uneasy tones playing]

[Dani] Yeah, I'm gonna
check the mangroves.

-We could all use some food.
-[Jarrell] Yeah.

[Jamie] No worries.
I'll get us fire going.

[Dani] OK.
I'll see you guys soon.

[Jarrell] Yep.

[narrator]
Stranded on
a Philippine island...

[Jarrell] This place is called
the Lost Coast for a reason.

...where ships and sailors
have gone missing

for hundreds of years,

Jarrell took to the water
on day three...

[yells in excitement]

...providing his team's
first meal.

[Jarrell] Dinner is served!

[Jamie speaking]

[Dani] I am positive.

But Dani's plant-based diet

left her in desperate need
of protein.

[Jarrell] I'd have been tearing
into that fish

and vegetarian would have went
right out the damn window.

[Dani]
It's nice and creepy back here.

This looks like

snake territory.

It's been seven days
since I've had

some kind of protein out here.

So, I'm walking
through the mangroves.

It is spooky.
It is eerie.

I don't even wanna spend
too much time here.

I'm so spooked.

But, um...

just kind of trusting my gut
instinct here,

and if this leads me
to fresh water,

there could be a lot
more resources.

There could be

different types of fruits,
different types of nuts.

My partners are omnivores.
They're not vegetarians.

They're eating fish.

I'm not consuming anything
that provides me protein,

fats, lipids,
and I need my strength.

We wanna make it
off the island.

So this screwpine has
fruit up here.

It resembles a pineapple,

and right now it's not ripe.

It's not edible when it's
in the green stage,

but if it was ripe,
it would provide us

a lot of antioxidants
and nutrients that we're not

getting from our food
right now.

Exploring this new side trail
of the mangroves, I am seeing

a lot of different
plant species,

and I'm determined
to find one that's edible.

Every day I'm learning why
it's called the Lost Coast.

Nothing comes easy out here.

Oh my God.

There's some mangrove
seed pods here.

Nipa palm seeds are a common
energy source among locals.

When ripe, the kernels of
the Nipa palm fruit provide

the same amount
of carbohydrates

as a slice of bread.

[Dani]
This is a very rigid seed pod,

and when we crack 'em open,

there should be an edible nut
inside of that.

Wow!

This must be like 40 pounds.

So for me, this is a huge find,

and I feel like
it's gonna, like,

light the flame inside of me
again and put the peps back

in my steps.

Finally, after all of
the exploring I've been doing,

I had a success, my first
success exploration.

And I'm happy to see a lot of
bamboo, so I'm gonna

overdo it a little bit.

I'm looking forward
to brighter days ahead.

[Adam] Another day shipwrecked.

[Jonny] Yes, sir.

With how strong this sun is,
we're gonna be super exposed

to check out the beach.

But I know that we could
go explore.

-What resources could we find?
-Yeah.

Do you think any of these
bottles might be good for us

to take?
-[Adam] Definitely.

[Mandy] Awesome.

[Adam] So, in this structure,
we actually have found

some useful items.

We've found a few jars, bottles.

The ability to carry water
with us out here

is going to be huge.

Get to the well, fill them
up there, cork them up.

It sucks to be sidelined
while you're, you know,

there's things left to do.
-Yeah.

After the team pushed hard
for early wins...

-[Jonny] Good find.
-[Adam] Watch out, watch out!

...and a significant
shelter renovation...

-[Jonny] Whoo!
-[Mandy] Look at that!

[Jonny] Full Swiss
Family Robinson out here.

Something's off right now.

I can, like, feel my pulse.

...Jonny's health took
a mysterious turn.

[Mandy] OK, I'm just gonna pray.

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

Jonny's high blood pressure.

The situation's already bad,
which is, you know,

just a testament to how harsh
this environment is.

[Jonny] I'll follow you guys to
the well, fill up the pot,

and come back to base.
-[Mandy] OK, that'd be great.

-Finish her off.
-[Adam] We need resources.

There's still a lot out there
for us to explore.

Before we go, we've got,

like, this section of the beach
over here.

-[Jonny] Mm-hmm.
-[Adam] And then the house here.

Adam and Mandy plan to head
one mile into the jungle

south of camp,

to locate an unknown structure
marked on their map.

[Adam] That sun is beaming.

-[Jonny] Yeah, I can feel it.
-[Mandy] Oh, yeah.
It'll get you.

[Jonny] To me, hot sun,
increased blood pressure.

Is that accurate?
I don't know.

I'm not a doctor.
I'm kind of stupid.

But I'm taking
every precaution I can.

Feels so much cooler
here immediately.

Going on a strenuous hike like
my partners are doing could

put me at risk
for a heart attack.

[Adam] Very gently
and very carefully.

-[Mandy] OK.
-[Adam] Fill them up.

[Jonny]
There's so much out here to do,

and it sucks that I'm not
gonna do some of it.

We only have so much time.
We need to get ready.

We need to do everything we can
so we can get rescued.

-All right, Team JAM.
-We will catch you later, mate.

-You rest up.
-Resting up, yeah.

[Adam]
That's the number one priority.

Otherwise, when we get home,
you're grounded.

-So you better listen.
-[Jonny] I'm already grounded.

-[Mandy] Bye, Jonny.
-[Jonny] See you guys.

[Malu] Dare I say it?

I believe we have

the best shelter
in the Philippines ever,

and I'm hoping it's gonna be
a drama-free day.

[Ana Lis]
We had problems in the past,

but I want to leave them behind.

Can pretend that you are
happy because of me sometimes.

Just pretend.

[Darrin] Hey, if you didn't want
a platform bed,

we would've had a shelter
two days ago.

With arguments
compromising their survival...

[Darrin] We gotta get
this shelter built.

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

[Ana Lis] Are you serious?
What are you doing?

You should hear me sometime.

...Malu called a team meeting
with Ana Lis and Darrin.

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.

I know I communicate
very bluntly and harshly.

Don't take my [bleep]
personally.

We will work as a team
if you are able to.

[Darrin] Yeah.
So, I just wanna work as a team,

get this done.

One of us needs to go
get water.

[Malu] It's a trek.

-Are you up to it?
-[Darrin] Yep.

...but their distant water
source remains a problem.

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

Finish it off, yeah?

[Darrin] It's so hot and humid.

The second we finish a pot
of water, you have to start

boiling another pot.

And so I'm hiking up

two or three times a day
to get water.

That's gonna take a lot
out of me.

We're gonna go get more water.

[Ana Lis speaking]

I do wanna go see the water
today, 100%.

But if we're gonna do this,
we're gonna do it right.

I'm gonna work on my shoes.

Darrin actually probably likes
getting away from us and going

to get the water,
even though it's a long trek.

Okeydokey.

[chuckling]

[Malu] But I'm worried we're
gonna wear him out before we get

rescued off this island.

So, whatever I need to do
to help him get water,

I'm gonna do it.

So, I'm really excited to have
my duct tape to help me

with my shoe process.

And I'm using some insulation
matting that I found yesterday.

I see something.
I see something over there.

There are so many resources
on this small beach.

And when you are shipwrecked,
you have to be

a smart survivalist.

This has to be some kind of

insulation for a boat.
It's thick.

I think, with the combination
of the matting

and the duct tape, we're gonna
have an indestructible shoe.

It's like bam, bam!

And it might not be bougie
pretty, but it's gonna work.

[Darrin] OK, let's go.
We need water now.

[Malu] Yes, this is what I need.

Punch a hole.

[Darrin]
I don't know what to do.

If I go over there,
it's just gonna ignite

a conversation, and it's gonna
take her longer.

So, I'm just gonna keep
my distance and wait and see

how long this process takes.

There we go.

That is

good stuff.

Oh, yeah.

This piece of fabric,

this might not be big enough.

It is, if we do it that way.

Make this knot intertwined
with this knot.

Oh, yeah, that's nice.

These are my leg guards.

I am afraid of getting bit
by a snake.

And these protect

my ankles and my legs,
in case a snake strikes me.

[imitates snake strike]

I think I'm happy!

Jungle walker Malu,

out.

Darrin!

What have you been doing?
I was waiting for you.

I've been waiting
over an hour for you.

I was waiting for you!

I didn't wanna
interrupt you.

It's -- I mean, I would've
already had water boiled
and ready

at this point.

[Malu exhales sharply] Hang on.
I'm losing foam here.

Losing shoe here, I mean.

[Darrin] She spent so much time,
and Malu's shoes

is already falling apart.

[Malu] Ooh, [bleep]!
Hang on.

I already know this is
gonna be an epically slow

adventure today.

[Malu] I mean,

on a scale one to ten,

how annoying am I?

-[Darrin] Seven.
-[Malu] That's really high.

[Darrin] But it's not a ten.

[Malu] Damn, you could have lied
a little bit.

[Patrick exhales sharply]

So let's just kind of walk it
like that.

[Ally] Dude, this sucks.

You know, things could really
go a lot more smoothly

around here if people were
able to just communicate.

[Patrick] After our blowout,

you can feel the tension
in the air.

We're gonna butt heads,
we have strong opinions,

but we're stuck with each other
on this island.

So we need to make this work.

Ever since our insertion where
we had to evacuate the boat,

I've been following Patrick.

[Ally] Oh, sorry, yeah,
that's pretty good.

[Shawn] But now it's time
to make my own decisions.

Today's plan will be to focus
on making a fish trap.

We need more calories,

we need a hell of
a lot more protein

if we're gonna make it
the [bleep] out of here.

I'm gonna make it from all
of this material here

in strips.

I'm gonna be doing
what they call a half-cone.

If it's made properly,

it will work.

The half-cone funnel fish trap
features a tapered

outer basket, baited at one end

with a smaller
funnel-shaped cone

on the inside.

The inner cone is wide enough
to draw in fish so they can

take the bait,
but they struggle to exit

from its narrow opening.

[Patrick] Hey, bro.

How much p-cord do you think
you're gonna have left?

[Shawn] Why?

[Patrick] It would be rough
to have your asset gone

in the first week.

[Shawn] We'll make sure
there's enough.

[Patrick] Our camp dynamic is
not looking good at all.

Shawn's been working
on this trap.

I know that he's still a little
hot-tempered, so I'm gonna

help him get it in,
even though I don't think

it's going to work.

[Shawn]
I'm about to finish this trap.

We're gonna go over
to this shallower area

and drop it there.

To anchor this down
because of the current,

I'm gonna use two big rocks
with 550 cord

to hold it from coming up
or getting moved.

You know, I used a lot
of 550 cord, but we used

a lot of 550 cord for
everything, building our camp.

It's not like we're wasting it.
We're not throwing it away.

We're using it towards things
that's gonna keep us alive.

OK, now it's officially
done here.

How you doing over there, Pat?

[Patrick] Almost done.

[Shawn] We're gonna carry this
down to the ocean.

We're gonna secure this trap

to these two flotations on top
of this net, and then we're

gonna launch it in the water,
and hopefully by the end of

the day, we're gonna see some
fish floating in there.

[Patrick]
Personally, I've never seen
a really good working

fish trap, but I've decided that

part of being a mentor is

allowing survivalists to
both thrive and to fail.

[Shawn] I really pray to God
this works.

[Patrick] Ooh!

[Shawn and Patrick speaking]

[Shawn] We get to the area,
and I am questioning it,

'cause the trap I made isn't
for extreme conditions.

Everything out here in
the Lost Coast is extreme,

including the current,
the waves, the undertow.

-[Patrick] Oh, yeah.
-[cackling]

[Mandy] Oh, wow, look at
these ants right here.

[yelps]

Not to mention all the effing
spider webs.

[Adam] I mean, like, every time
you look down, there's

a spider or a thorn.
-[Mandy] Right.

Thousands of spider species
lurk in this jungle terrain,

including widow spiders,
whose bites can cause

severe pain, vomiting,
and muscle cramps.

Rolling on the jungle floor are
venomous pit vipers armed

with hemotoxic venom capable
of causing internal bleeding

and severe tissue damage
with a single strike.

[Adam] This is what we're
walking on right now.

Everything here is super sharp.

And Mandy is dealing with
all the spiders in front.

-[Mandy] I can see them.
-This is really gnarly!

You know, for me, this is,
I'm absolutely terrified.

Oh, my God,
there's one right there.

The biggest web right here.

That web means there's
a big spider.

Oh, my God, it's right there.

[gags]

See it?

I do not like spiders at all.

They're my biggest fear.

Always have been.

I'm getting flashbacks from
Botswana in the water.

They were everywhere.

-[squeals] There's a spider!
-[Ernie] OK.

Oh! It's so big!

There are spiders everywhere!

[squeals]

But this time I'm in front.

They're absolutely everywhere
in here.

They're face level,
they're above us.

When I say they're all around,
they're literally all around us

all the time.

[Adam] This is definitely
the most spiders I've seen

on a challenge.
-[Mandy] I'm gonna have
nightmares.

I'm really hoping that this
will bring new resources,

so we can have Jonny
be able to stay.

[Adam] I'm gonna go up this way.

Let me know if you need
a hand at all.

[Mandy]
I'm glad Jonny did not come,
'cause my heart rate is

definitely up and down
right now.

[Adam] I'm glad he's resting
right now.

[Mandy]
If you just look down, I mean,

this is insane.
-[Adam] That's nuts.

-We do not wanna fall
down there.
-[Mandy] No.

It's definitely a path,
I think.

Not really like a walked path,
you know what I mean?

[Adam] It hasn't been used in
a long, long time.

[Mandy] So it's like, were
people able to survive here?

I don't know.

-Holy [bleep]!
-[Mandy] What, what, what?

[Mandy]
It's definitely a path, I think.

[Adam] It hasn't been used in
a long, long time.

-Holy [bleep]!
-[Mandy] What, what, what?

[Adam]
Look out, there's a snake.

Can I have your stick
for a sec?

-[Mandy] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-[Adam] I stood on it.

-[Mandy] Oh my gosh.
-[Adam] Now it's under the rock.

That definitely woke me up.
I was gonna try to --

hang on a sec.

Let my heart rate go down.

I'm surprised it didn't bite me
when I stood on it.

My first reaction was to try to
kill it just then.

Um, but I think also, I don't
exactly know what it is.

-Let's just chill for a minute.
-[Mandy] Yeah.

[Adam]
And have a think about this.

My heart is thumping.

You know, if that thing
had bitten me,

this could have been
the end of the challenge.

Or even worse, I could have
been going out of here in a box.

I think this is
absolutely crazy.

This is more than
I was expecting.

In fact, I just nearly stood
on a bloody snake.

You know, I think we need to
head back.

We've consumed a lot of energy
crawling around in the jungle,

right now, with no reward.

I think we stick to a little
bit more open area and we just

whack our way back down.

[Mandy] We gotta get back.

-[Dani] Jamie, Jarrell.
-[Adam] Dani.

It's a jackpot, baby.

[Dani] I'm so excited to try
the first nut,

not just for me,
but for my partners.

I wanna help them get further
in this journey as well.

And these are mangrove seeds.

[Jamie speaking]

[Jarrell speaking]

[Jamie] Dani's came back
from her adventure,

and she's brought some bamboo
and a bunch of mangrove

palm nuts,
which are gonna be tasty.

[Dani]
I'm so fortunate to be able
to find a lot more resources.

This is definitely more
vegetarian friendly out here.

And I think both of the guys
were just excited,

mostly for me, that I have
some kind of protein out here.

Oh. Like, there's -- there's not
gonna be anything in it.

It just looks solid.

Man, this thing is hard.

My food doesn't run from me,
but it sure makes it

a challenge to get to it.
-Still challenging to get it.

[Jamie] Do you feel like if
it gets too hard,

it might be hard to eat?

-[Jarrell] Oh.
-[Jamie] There's one.

-[Dani] Oh.
-[Jamie] The little pods
break off.

We are cracking open
these mangrove nuts.

They are quite packed in there.
It's almost like cement.

I think this will be a great
source of protein for us.

Really?
Protein?

[Jarrell]
All I know is there's more
fish out there to be caught.

I'd rather just roast mine.

You don't wanna try it raw?

[Jarrell] We could try it,
but I know

this is just gonna be
better roasted.

I hope these nuts give us tons
of energy, man, because we're

wasting tons of energy
just to eat 'em.

They are so tough.

[Jarrell] That's why you gotta
roast 'em a little bit.

[Jamie]
I can't bite into that at all.

It tastes like nothing.

[Jarrell] I could use a good
boar's thigh.

The nuts,

not so much.
The nuts, not so much.

We're gonna boil 'em,
see if that softens 'em up.

But this is all just
trial and error.

We ain't never had
no mangrove nuts before.

[Dani chuckling]
Isn't vegetarian food
great, you guys?

Here is my bow, my arrows.
I'm going to try to hunt.

I want to feed the team,
because we are starving.

If we cannot find solutions,
we will be in troubles,

but you know what?
This is my happy place.

I'm a great hunter.

I started to hunted with a bow
when I was 15.

In Argentina, it's my place.

Here, we have to have
the abilities to survive

and get out from this island.

[sighs] I just need to find

something to eat.

[Darrin] It's a long bumpy walk
up here.

-That's for sure.
-[Malu] It is.

-This is just a dry river bed.
-[Darrin] Yeah.

[Malu] That during the rainy
season literally overflows.

-[Darrin] Yep.
-[Malu] Oh, my gosh.

The hike up to get the water is
killing me!

I cannot believe Darrin's been
doing this over and over again.

This is absolutely ridiculous.

Hey, are you stepping down here
or right here?

Either or.
I kind of do both.

[Malu] There's one wiggly rock.

I don't think I've gone
any further than this.

[Darrin]
It's a little ways farther.
You all right?

[Malu] Mm-hmm.
So far.

This is a long,
slow journey of...

"Oh, my God.
Oh, my. Oh, ow.

Oh, how do I walk on this rock?"

[Malu] I see a little bit of
water right there.

[Darrin] Yeah.

There's a pool up here that
we can get the pot in.

[Malu] OK.
[gasps]

-That's the pool?
-[Darrin] Yep.

And we got water coming out.
It's just a long walk.

[Malu] This is stupid.

You can't come up here
and just get one pot of water.

-Do you know what I'm thinking?
-[Darrin] What?

Work smarter, not harder.

We have to figure out a way
to bring down three times

as much water with each trip.
We have to.

[Darrin]
Yep, I'm down for that.
Ready to head back down?

[Malu]
Yeah, I'm getting eaten alive.

[chicken clucking]

Oh, my God.
[bleep] [bleep]

I can't believe it.
I saw chickens.

What a good meal
could it be a chicken here.

Try.
Keep trying.

[clucking]

[Jarrell] What you wanna do
with your nuts?

[Dani]
I'm gonna see if soaking it
in water made any difference.

We've been roasting these nuts

for what feels like forever.

They smell delicious.

Mm.
[chuckles]

[Jamie chuckles]

Mm, that's a lie.

[Dani]
They did not soften at all,

so I suspect that these are
just out of season.

These things are like blocks
of cement.

It's not edible.

They are extremely,
like, plasticky, hard.

This is a huge setback.

So that was kind of a failure.

I'm going to have to find
a solution

to get more nutrients.

[Jarrell speaking]

[wind blowing loudly]

[branches cracking]

It's blowing out there.

It's actually kind of hard
to sleep.

It's blowing so hard.
It's a Philippine tornado, man.

So this cold, I'm not
used to it.

It's like bone-chilling
sometimes, and it sucks when

you're getting no sleep,
but the fire goes out,

and your boy's just up,
just up like Chuck.

Since I'm up the most,
I'm tending the fire the most,

honestly, 'cause I look over
at my teammates,

and they're sleeping soundly
most of the time.

We're running out of big logs
to keep the fire going

for a little bit.

The little sticks only last
10, 15 minutes,

and you fall asleep,
and you wake up,

and it's just
little embers left,

and you've gotta
rebuild the fire.

So...if that means that
I gotta wake up

and do the fire more to keep me
warm, then so be it.

-[fire cracking]
-[wind blowing]

[tense tones playing]

[Jarrell]
[bleep] -- dammit!

Holy God.

[fire cracking loudly]

Oh, [bleep]!
Quick, quick!

-[Jamie grunting]
-[Jarrell] Oh, [bleep]!

Oh!
[Jamie grunts]

-Whew!
-[fire cracking]

-[Jamie] Holy god!
-[Jarrell] Oh, no!

[Jarrell] Oh, [bleep]!
Quick, quick!

-[Jamie grunts]
-[Jarrell] Oh, [bleep]!

-[Jamie grunts]
-[Jarrell] Whew!

Gimme the water!
Get sand on it!

Oh!

-[Dani] You good?
-[Jarrell] Yeah.

[Jamie] Oh, my God.
Well, that was horrible.

[Jarrell] Man, oh, man.

That was crazy.
I'm talking about fuego, fire.

Jarrell acted quick,
got some sand and water,

threw it on the fire,

and that could have been
really bad.

It could have taken us all out
of this challenge ultimately,

but even worse, it could have
spread into the forest

and destroyed the whole
ecosystem that we're in, so

I'm grateful that we're all
still here.

That could have been fatal
for any one of us.

Whew, close call.

But we'll repair it,

and you know,
just life goes on, y'all.

[Jamie speaking]

[Jarrell] Big flames.

Big, big flames.

But now we've got
a little chimney,

a little extra skylight.
I kind of like it.

Luckily, it didn't mess up
any of the structure

or the main post,
so I think we're good.

[Dani] You have to be more
careful, you know?

Don't worry.

Firefighter's here.

[Darrin]
I'm gonna make some canteens
out of the bamboo.

The bamboo's nice and hollow.

Alls you gotta do is
cut one end off,

and if you leave
the joint in between,

then you got a nice little
water container.

We can haul a little more water
down at a time.

Water is taking way
too much time.

It's not an easy hike.
It's steep, it's slick.

We gotta figure out how to get
water quicker,

'Cause I can't keep trekking
up there twice a day,

three times a day.

I'm hungry, too, I wanna
go get some protein.

[Malu] I'm glad we're doing it.

But what I'm really concerned
about are all those wet rocks

that were going up.

And if one of us slips on it,

we're out of the challenge.
I mean, just 100%.

Those rocks are
really slippery.

Mm-hmm.

So Darrin is showing us these
wonderful bamboo canteens.

And they're great,
but they're not a really

great solution.

You know, for the past
10 years,

what I've been doing
in Pittsburgh, Texas,

is helping figure out how
to move water.

I am a piping specialist.

Basically, my job is to
make sure that water gets

from point A to point B
the most efficient way

where we don't lose
one drop of water.

We got the angle.
We got the water coming down.

We just have to figure out
what we can use to channel

the water down.

She's talking about big ideas,

saying, "Let's build
infrastructure."

It's a lot of work.

But we need to do something big

if we are to make it to rescue
from this island.

If we could knock the centers
out of the bamboo and make it

into a pipe.
-Let me see.

OK, well, let's try it out.
Here, hold it.

Flip it over.
Let's try.

-Let's just try.
-Here, try this.

OK.

-We got it!
-Oh, wow!

That was easy.

Great.

Look at that.
I think it can be doable.

[Malu] Darrin says,

"I think we can
make this work."

This is a great idea

that's gonna make working
this island

even more successful.

If I can save an hour every day
of hiking up to get water,

then that's an hour I can spend
fishing each day.

-We all have to work together.
-Yep.

-I mean...
-Yeah, this is a big project.

After cutting and processing
over 300 feet of bamboo poles,

the team must transport them
to their water source,

high in the jungle,

and work to position them
end-to-end,

using natural supports to
maintain a constant

proper angle so that water
flows freely

down the steep terrain
to their camp below.

[Darrin]
You know, there's not a lot
of resources on this island,

but one thing we have is plenty
of bamboo.

So I'm channeling my inner
Robinson Crusoe

for this project.

[Ana Lis speaking Spanish]

This is very,

very spiky --
it'll take your eye out.

Ugh!
Whew!

[grunts]

Yeah, it is.

[grunts]
It's heavy.

This is not a simple job.

These pieces are heavy.
They are so long.

But the lack of calories is
affecting me,

and my body is feeling it.

[grunting]

Our body is going to lose
all the energy.

So I hope it works.

[panting]

I got it.

I think we might have enough.

[Malu] But guess what?

No, we have to carry 'em
up the hill, which I knew,

but I kind I just didn't think
about that.

[Ana Lis]
Are your shoes working, Malu?

[Malu] I don't have shoes.

I just have duct tape.

The shoes failed,

but the duct tape
never lets me down.

[Ana Lis chuckles]

[Patrick] Do you want me to
check your trap,

or you think you got a handle?
-[Shawn] Oh, I got a handle.

-I'm gonna check my own trap.
-OK.

I'm excited about this.
All right, buddy.

Thank you.

I'll keep an eye out.
Universal sign of help.

Wave both arms.

You're not gonna see me
wave for help.

Ever.

[Patrick]
You know, Shawn's overconfidence

has bit us several times.

And I hope this is when Shawn
proves me wrong with it.

But it's not looking hopeful.

[Shawn speaking]

And it's still down there.

If we find it,
we should also maybe see fish

in the trap.

[Ally] Yes.

Shawn's out fishing, and now
I'm looking for some snails.

I know Shawn really likes
to have

his breakfast, lunch,
and dinner.

I don't know if he's coming
back with fish

because we did not get any input
from me or Patrick

on this fish trap.

All I can say is,
I think it better work.

But I'm trying to make sure

that things are nice
when they come back.

You know, we've actually been
lucky enough to find

quite a few resources on
the area that we're at,

but they're not enough.

We're gonna need a lot more
than little sea snails

to last 35 days.

All right, that's all
for the snails.

Not a lot, but it's something.

[Shawn] Hey, guys!

We got fish in the fish trap!

-Whoo!
-What?

Hey, guys!

We got fish in the fish trap!
Whoo!

-What?
-I counted three, maybe four.

I couldn't see it all
because of the wave.

-[bleep] yeah, dude!
-[Shawn chuckles]

-Yeah, [bleep]!
-Crush this [bleep]!

Shawn eventually goes back
out there and checks the trap

and he says he sees fish in it.

How small are
the fish you think?

I could -- the one I see is
probably about this --

one is about this big.
-What about the others?

Little school fish.
Not minnows, fish.

To improve the trap next time
is wrap some of this around

the outside of the trap.
-[Shawn] Yes.

So then anything that goes in
it can't come out.

It can't come out.

I make the suggestion to Shawn
that he wrap the trap in net.

That's gonna keep fish from
slipping out all the cracks.

I'll help you unroll this.

You can just dive down
and wrap it around the outside.

Yeah, right on.

I mean, we just put the trap
in the water.

And I've been
pressured and worried

and wondering if
it was even gonna work.

And the fact that we have fish
in it already,

I can't [bleep] believe it!

We're having fish tonight.

[waves crashing violently]

[Shawn] I want a net to go
around this trap

because when I did see
the fish, I also saw small ones

actually swimming
out of the trap.

Oh!

Oh!

We bring it to the surface
just to notice that

all the fish are gone.

They're gone.

Now we know it works.
That's the plus.

You think at this point I'd be
really upset, but in my mind,

no, this is a win.

The trap works and fish were
already inside it.

So I gotta spend a little bit
more time to fix it up

a little bit and make sure
it doesn't happen again.

That's easy.

This thing works.

We'll catch more fish tomorrow.

[Darrin] I think it's the last
trip for the day.

I think we got enough up here.

We definitely get down past
these rocks now.

[Ana Lis] OK.

We've got the bamboo up here
at the water source,

and now it's time to get
this thing figured out

and start constructing
our piping system.

So I'm thinking, where that's
trickling out up there,

if we have the biggest piece
of pipe right there,

this is the longest, and we can

get that as far out
in one stretch.

Biggest piece can catch
the water the best.

-[Malu] With gravity,
it'll work.
-Yeah.

We got lots of vines here
to use to lash it up,

and there's plenty of sticks
if we need to make some,

like, little Y sticks
or supports.

So, nice long one,
nice and fat.

-This thing behind --
-Oh, look at that!

The very first piece
is the crux.

It's the most important piece.

It needs to be just perfect
and it needs to be secured

so it can't shift.

Infrastructure.
[panting]

OK, well there's
our first stick.

OK.
We gotta lash it.

[Darrin] Yep, I got an idea.

I just need a stick about
four or five feet long.

[Ana Lis] I got it.

I got it.

[Malu] We are stranded
on this island,

so we have to get creative.

Everything we design and build

with blood, sweat, and tears
is vital.

It's like Gilligan's Island.

And Darrin, he's a professor.

There you are.

[Malu] There's a crevice
in between those rocks.

I think that might be
too high, though.

See that right there.

The challenge with this is
keeping the water flowing

at the right rate.

You can't drop elevation
too fast and you can't

let it be too flat.

You need that water just to
flow just perfectly.

We just gotta engineer
this one piece at a time.

In plumbing, your pipes should
drop a quarter inch per foot

at a nice, slight grade.

Blowing out that end yet?

-[Ana Lis] No.
-[Darrin] Is it downhill?

Might just have to do
a Y stick.

We can also tie this up
like this.

No, no, underneath,
just like that.

[Malu]
That's what I was thinking.

Is there anywhere down there
to put it, a Y stick?

If you lift that up, I'll put
a big rock underneath this end.

[Ana Lis] Yeah.

Or you could even go like this.
Here, watch.

Watch this.

-Watch this.
-This one?

-No, watch this.
-OK.

[Darrin] There.

I've just gotta look at it
from different angles.

A little thinking saves
a whole lot of labor.

There.

And now that's definitely above
those rocks, and the next piece

gets us past this worst spot.
-But now we need support there.

I think I can tie it up.

I might just need a skinny stick
that's, like, arm-width wide.

-[Ana Lis] This one?
-[Darrin] That would work.

I'm looking what are we doing,
and it's epic.

I got you, Darrin.
Finally, I got you.

This system is not gonna work
if I have to make daily

repairs to it.

I'm getting it done right
the first time,

and that's the only way
to do it.

-What do you think of that?
-I think we're amazing.

[Ana Lis chuckles]
Ah.

-[Darrin] We have water flowing.
-[Malu] Whoo!

[chuckling]

We're doing it, yeah!

I just cannot explain the joy
of having water come

out of a pipe that we have
made together as a team.

I know in my heart,
I believe that we're gonna

make this work.

[Darrin] We're almost through
the hardest part.

-[Malu] We'll get there.
-[Darrin] Yeah.

I think we should try to work
on getting food,

I can cast this bad boy
pretty good,

I'm gonna take the opportunity
to go put a set line in

and hopefully catch a fish.

Ooh!
Back to doing what I do best.

Nothing.

[Adam] We need a good win.

That massive big
bloody hike yesterday.

It didn't prove out to be
that great.

You know, Jonny needs
to rest up.

We definitely need food.

So I'm gonna get straight in
and try to catch some fish,

because we haven't been getting
much protein

and we bloody need it.

I don't know,
it's pretty choppy,

making it bloody hard
to catch fish.

Damn it.

-I let my finger go
and I hold it out straight.
-OK.

I'll just keep winding it
'cause they're attacking it

as I'm winding it in.

We're in a big cove here,
but there's no natural breakers

out there, so it's usually
pretty choppy.

It's really not ideal to do
anything right now.

[Jonny] Feels kind of bad that
my partners are out there

working, bringing stuff in.

I still feel guilty, you know,
making them do stuff for me.

Please let me catch something.

They've provided food for me.

I wanna get a fish for them.

So badly.

[Jonny] Time to go get water.

I have, like, the tenacity
to get through anything,

so I don't wanna end up being
somebody that just sits around

and gets fed.

I don't wanna detract from
my group's survival,

stealing their calories,
stealing their water,

living off of their hard work.

No, that's not me.

I wanna go back to
being an asset.

[panting]

Something's wrong.

[panting]

[panting continues]

This is new.

My heart's beating out
of my chest.

What the [bleep]?

[Jonny] My heart's beating
out of my chest.

It's OK.

Let's go.

[exhales sharply]

In my mind,

there's nothing

that would make me
voluntarily tap.

The possibility is devastating
to me.

I don't wanna go.

I feel helpless.

How do I decrease
my blood pressure

while I'm on an isolated island
in the Lost Coast?

You know, I hope
it turns around.

Something's got to change.

The swell's nuts.
The waves are massive.

But for me, that just makes me
more determined to keep heading

forward to try to get a win.

Because damn, it'd be good
to get some big fish.

And for Jonny, that's
what we're gonna do.

Oh [bleep]!

Oh! Yes!

Yeah, baby!

[groaning]

Yes!
[bleep] yes.
[bleep], yes -- whoo!

Holy [bleep], we needed this
right now.

Holy [bleep].

-Lunch is served.
-[Mandy] Well, thank you, Adam.

I insist, you first.

[Mandy] Yeah.

Like, there's nothing
like this in the world.

And I'm in here consuming food.

And I'm super thankful
to this little tribe.

Oh, my gosh.

I appreciate it, man.

[Mandy]
For Jonny, I'm praying that
fish, rest, and the hydration

will help, that his blood
pressure will come down.

We need him here.

Mm.
So good.

It sucks to just sit here
and watch you guys work.

I know I have to,
and I really appreciate it.

I am fine about it.
I am honestly fine about it.

Like, don't even think
about it.

[Dani] I think after last night,
we just need to be

on the same page
about fire safety.

Yeah.

[Dani] Like if you're cold,
like fire is a nice way

to add warmth,
but it's not the safest.

But if our shelter catches
on fire, that could

set us back.
-Yeah, I can go
with being semi-cold.

It's just that wind.

If the wind wasn't blowing
like that, I think I'd be good.

He likes to have these like
big party fires,

but keeping yourself warm isn't

a reason to have a fire
like that at night.

Yeah, it's another little
obstacle we had to get through.

It's nothing.

A little adversity
never hurt nobody.

I honestly was up
most of the night

just trying to keep
the fire going.

Jamie and Dani weren't
watching the fire.

I don't take
full responsibility,

and this is what happens when
you get lazy with fire.

Play stupid games,
win stupid prizes.

I'm going spearfishing.

[Jamie speaking]

[Dani] The flames got high
enough to burn right through

this part of the roof.

[Jarrell] We need new shingles

on the roof, 20-minute job.

That's not really a priority
to me.

[Dani] For me, shelter is

the number-one priority
in survival.

I say that's more important
than food

in most circumstances.

And if there's a night where
we don't have a shelter

or a fire and it's
pouring rain,

we could be hypothermic
and taken out of

this challenge.

So I'm just gonna start
at the bottom and repair

all of the shingles
that we lost.

I don't know what else
I can offer.

[Jamie speaking]

[Dani] It would always be nice
to have an extra hand,

but I don't wanna push
Jarrell's comfort limits.

[Jamie speaking]

It's so hot and muggy up here,
but we're gonna get a couple

pieces where we can just put
them on the ground and prop

them with rocks.

I bet you I can just cut
one V-stick

and prop it up right there
and stack some rocks around

the end of the V.

We're in the jungle.

We're using bamboo.
It's not an even surface.

There's nothing to hang
this from.

I'm gonna have to be inventive.

A few Y-sticks,
some stacked rocks.

To maintain the proper grade
through the remaining section

of jungle, Darrin plans to use
Y-sticks to position the bamboo

and rocks to add stability.

Notches cut into the ends of
the poles will allow them to be

interlocked to prevent leaking.

[Darrin] These notches have
to be precise.

[Malu]
Before we were dropped off
in the middle of craziness,

got shipwrecked, we were able
to get a saw.

And you know what?

That saw is like that life
raft, a life-saver.

This is amazing!

And if Darrin was in that movie
"Castaway," I think he would

have built himself
a beachfront condo.

Can you cut it right there
to these two cracks?

I've got Ana Lis cutting me
some bamboo.

[Malu]
Ana Lis, we're gonna be
moving all these down.

[Ana Lis] OK.

And Malu's helping me
hold stuff in place

while I secure it.

Hand me one of the longer ones.

OK, cool.
Thank you.

Make a little lip.

This work is going fast.

Like, they're just
snapping together.

OK, that's under there.
Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom.

And that's what I'm gonna do,
is just one stick at a time.

I'm gonna stack a couple big
rocks around it.

Brace it right there.

Perfect.

And always looking at
your grade.

You have to stay at grade,
so the water can flow downhill.

I'll make that work.

Yeah, that gets us down there.
That's what we're looking for.

I put a short piece in,
so then it got the proper drop,

and then we'll do a long one.
-Yes.

Darrin is on chopping
bamboo like a superhero.

I'm really happy with him.

[Darrin] Let me just weight this
down a little bit more.

[chuckles]

We get like 120 feet of this
done, and we're already past

the worst of the rocks.

We're to the bottom pool that
was naturally forming.

And every foot downhill we go,
the easier this is gonna go.

[Malu] From shipwreck to this?
I mean, come on!

Think y'all just gonna drop us
off and we're not gonna do

anything about it?
I don't think so.

[Darrin] We don't know how long
we're actually gonna be here.

So the easier we make it,
the easier it is on us.

[Malu] Huh.

Tom Hanks, he ain't got
nothing on me.

[Ally] Time to grab my bow
and my arrows and then go

search out a spot that'll be
good for a little

land-hunting opportunities.
-[Shawn] Good luck.

Yeah.

Allison is finally
picking up the bow.

Here we go.

[Patrick] I would have tried it
out myself by now,

but Allison shoots leftie

and I shoot righty.

Still feels good.

We're gonna need a lot more
than little sea snails to last

35 days.

And the crazy thick jungle that
is impenetrable, it would be

really, really, really hard
for even an advanced archer.

So I'm hoping maybe there's
gonna be monitor lizards

just roaming about
on the beach.

The Philippines is home to
over 10 different species of

semi-aquatic monitor lizards,

ranging in size from
three to six feet.

They're shy and elusive by
nature, but can be highly

aggressive when cornered.

There's a lot of rocks around
here, and I do like the look of

that log over there.

Yep.
Whoo!

You never know what
you're gonna find.

Mnh-mnh.

Gonna keep going.

Up the shoreline here
into the jungle.

[Shawn]
The pressure's on right now,

but you can see this trap

I made is starting to flex
a lot.

Modifications we've had to do
already is wrap this up in

a net and fasten this trap
together to reduce the gaps.

The net won't allow anything
out once it goes in.

This might be our last and only
attempt to give this fish trap

a try, 'cause the waves are
bigger today, but we're gonna

take a risk.

Can you come hold this
for a sec?

So I can't wait to prove
to you that this works.

But I mean, I'm nervous.
I am nervous.

That's all we can do.

-That's the best it's gonna get.
-All right.

That's the best it's gonna get.

Shawn is so hell-bent on
setting this fish trap today.

This is gonna be
a goddamn [bleep] show.

[Patrick]
But these waves are dangerous.

There's rocks, there's coral.

I've been out there,
in this [bleep], it is hard.

It'll mess you up quick.

All right, I think we're good
to go.

This is it.

[Patrick] So I feel like I have
to go with him to make sure

he doesn't get hurt.

[Shawn] Whoo!

Oh.

[Patrick]
Holy [bleep].

[Shawn] This is no joke.

[groaning]

[waves crashing violently]

[Shawn] When you dive down,
the current is moving you

five feet forward
and five feet back.

So I gotta get the trap wedged
between these rocks,

or it'll get pulled out to sea.

You're gonna get [bleep] up!

Shawn!

[Patrick speaking]

You're gonna get [bleep] up!

Shawn's trying to fix the trap
in the midst of these waves.

I'm like, "Bro, we're in some
rough seas.

Now is not the time."

Ah! Let's go in.

[Shawn speaking]

Let's go in!

You're gonna get [bleep] up.

-Yeah.
-Oh, dude.

Holy [bleep]!

Well, we tried getting
my fish trap into the water.

I don't even know if it
made it.

I don't know if it got
pulled out to sea.

It's just another one
of those situations

here in the Lost Coast that

nothing seems to go right
when you want it to.

-That was insane.
-Yeah.

That tide picked up quick,
just changed from one thing

to the next.

And I don't know if my trap
even made it.

-It went flat.
-Yeah.

And then I looked down,
and the trap was gone.

We had those giant waves that
started crashing into us.

The thing is, I know you were
laser-focused on getting it,

but I was watching you,
like, swallowing water.

Last thing I wanted was
for you to not come up.

[Shawn] Yeah.

Dude, thanks a lot
for helping me.

You really put yourself out
there, and you didn't have to.

[Patrick] I've just been trying
to support you guys

and your ideas.

I know that we have hogs on
this island, and this is why

I brought my bow and arrow
is for these

land-hunting opportunities.

Several species of wild boar
populate the dense jungles

of the Philippines.

Some males can grow
over 200 pounds

with razor-sharp tusks

that they deploy when charging
to protect themselves.

[Ally] I don't really wanna go
back to camp empty-handed,

but this environment is simply
just not very conducive for it.

I am spending hours
and there is nothing there.

Dude, this sucks.

I wanna go back.

I don't think a bow and arrow
is very suitable for

this environment,
and I have some regrets.

Pretty much pointless.

How did your bow going,
your bow shooting?

Uh, not good.

I made the decision that unless
I have a really optimal place

to shoot, I don't think
the risk-reward

is gonna be worthwhile.

Allison comes back and informs
us that she doesn't feel

confident in hunting
out here even.

-Lefties.
-[Patrick] This is a big
hit for us.

She brought a left-handed bow
and all of us are right-handed

and she doesn't even wanna
try to shoot it.

[Shawn] Hey, I went out fishing

and came back with nothing.

Everything's a struggle.

Like, what the [bleep]
am I doing this for?

OK. I think we're
almost there.

I think we just need
to cut a couple of Y sticks

for down there to get a little
elevation on it.

Been working on this water
project, and we're out

of the jungle --
it's almost to the beach.

Just a little bit more.

This last 60 feet is
super critical.

Need to have the water source
high enough we can set a pot

underneath it.

Gotta bring it back into
the sand, haul some rocks over,

make a nice little pool
for ourselves.

If the grade's not right,
we're not gonna get

the water where we need it.

I'm gonna make some double
Y sticks.

I'm gonna support this pipe up
in the air.

It'll also make it easy to
adjust it if we need to.

[Ana Lis] Perfect.

-It's working.
-[Darrin] I see it's already
coming out.

We are right below
a coconut tree.

I'm right below
a coconut tree?

-[Ana Lis] Yeah.
-Jesus.

[Darrin] Can't avoid 'em
all the time.

I am not gonna be the girl
that gets hit on the head

by a coconut and gets tapped out
because of a stupid coconut

falling on her head.

[Darrin]
Go right tight to this tree.

Here, lift up.
Let me have it.

-I got it.
-[Malu] OK.

We could dig a nice little pool
right here.

[Malu]
No, because it's underneath
pine -- I mean, coconut.

-Absolutely not.
-[Darrin] OK, so one more.

[Ana Lis] The last one.
Does it fit?

-[Darrin] Yeah.
-[Ana Lis] It's running!

Another one, brace it.

We got it.

[Malu] OK.
Are we done?

-[Darrin] We're not done.
-Oh.

-Can we have
a little celebration?
-The water is here!

The water is here!
-Whoo!

[Malu] A hug from Darrin?

And we know Darrin doesn't hug
very often.

I was happy to get
a high five, but a hug?

Yeah.
This is a big deal.

Darrin, Darrin, Darrin.
I'm gonna get Darrin --

a smile out of Darrin
over this soon.

[Darrin] I'd smile a lot more if
you screamed a lot less.

[laughing]

[Darrin]
This is a major accomplishment
and I'm very proud of my team

for coming together today
and getting this done.

You know, Malu has been
progressing significantly on

this challenge.

Every day she's improving,
she's learning new skills

and she's implementing
those skills.

And it's really amazing to see.

[Malu] This is so beautiful.

Running water all day long.

I wanna scream to the top of
my lungs, but I'm not gonna

do that 'cause Darrin doesn't
like it when I do that.

So I'm learning.

[Jarrell] The spear fishing
has been tough.

We've had a little bit of luck,
but it's super hard, man.

There's just not a lot of big
fish in the reef,

just a lot of small ones.

And let me tell you,
the small fish are harder

to hit -- I need a big one.

[grunts in frustration]

I ain't seen a fish
as big as my pecker!

[Adam] I'm so dehydrated today.

Yeah, this is like one of
the hottest days.

-My head's pounding.
-Your head is pounding?

[Jamie] Yeah, my mouth is just
sticking together.

Well, good for you
for recognizing it

and not overworking.

A lot of people get tapped out
because they just push

themselves too hard, so...

I'm still figuring out Jarrell.

He always works really hard in
the hottest hours of the day,

whereas Jamie and I are more
conscious to work

under the shade.

And Jarrell does just seem to
kind of bulldoze

through nature.

Just a bunch of misses.

-[Jamie] Yeah?
-Just a bunch of misses
on little fish.

-[Dani] Aw, sorry to hear that.
-[Jarrell] I [bleep] hate
this place.

I'm ready to get the [bleep] out
of this island and go to

a different one.

Raft away.

-What's going on?
-[Dani] Um.

I don't like sleeping on
the bare ground,

so I would just like to

make a quick little mattress

so that way I have a place
to sleep.

[Jarrell] Mats are good and all
for comfort to sleep,

but what about food?

We can actually build a raft to
go out and fish and a raft when

it's time to leave this place

and go to a new place,
we're ready.

[Dani] Is getting a good night
of sleep more of a priority than

starting building a raft?

I would say so.

-[Jamie] You do?
-[Jarrell] I don't.

I think the raft is a priority
'cause we haven't ate.

You're only eating coconuts.

I'd rather eat and get no sleep
than sleep and not eat.

[Dani] We just have different
priorities of survival.

-[Jarrell] I need some food.
-[Dani] OK.

[Jarrell] I'm about to just
start doing nothing.

"Oh, it's hot.
Oh, it's hot.

Oh, the sun."
That's all I hear.

Arts and crafts.
Sit down, arts and crafts.

Get your ass up, and let's make
this [bleep] raft

and get some [bleep] food.

[exhales sharply]

I need this damn raft now.

I can go a little deeper,
away from the reef.

I could catch something.

But I just think my teammates,
they're just in their own

survival world.

I feel like, you know, I wasn't
being heard, really.

And eventually, you start to
feel unappreciated,

and honestly, that's how
I've been feeling lately.

Something's gotta change.

[Mandy]
I try to take advantage of low
tide because I don't get to

explore these rocks very often.
Let's see.

A lot of small ones,
but I kinda want like

the bigger size ones.

Got some lipids and snail.

So when you cook these,
they taste like little

pieces of like crispy bacon.

I'm gonna go feed my team.

Between Jonny finding out
about his blood pressure,

Adam and I doing
more exploring,

it takes a toll on all of us.

But these little wins also keep
us in the game.

All right, time to
cook the bacon.

Just the act of eating
and chewing and swallowing,

doesn't matter how big or small
it is, those add up.

And that's what helps get
you to the next step,
the next day.

Bunch of little crispy
bacon bites.

-[Adam] Thank you
so much, Mandy.
-[Mandy] You're welcome.

-It's much appreciated.
-It's my pleasure.

Jonny?

-[Jonny] Good for right now.
-[Mandy] You sure?

You guys might have noticed,
I'm kind of feeling a little --

little weird, so.

Yeah, honestly, I can actually
see the sweat

on your head, bro, like...

[Jonny] Yeah, I really
don't feel good.

Like I -- I --

When we started the day,
you know, I had to...

I'm saying I don't feel any
of the symptoms,

but I'm feeling lightheaded now.

It's just, um,

it sucks.

You know, it's um...

I'm really nervous.
I don't get nervous.

I can like feel my pulse.

I made the promise to
you guys and the medic.

Like if I start to feel it,
I'll say it.

And I'm feeling it right now.

We don't want to lose him.
We need him here.

And so sitting here watching
all of this unfold

and the reality is
crashing hard.

It's devastating.

[Jonny speaking]

I'm sorry that you're not
feeling good.

[Jonny] Me too, Mandy.

[crying]

Appreciate you guys.

[Shawn] Roasted snails.

Man, this is awesome.

I think this burning
and roasting of snails brings it

to a whole other level
of taste, right?
-Mm-hmm.

We still don't have any big

meals that we've eaten.
-[Patrick] Yeah, we're
always hungry.

-[Shawn] Always.
-[Patrick] We're scavenging
small things.

So, like...

one thing that's been, like,
kind of bugging me,

you know, both of you kind of
made decisions

that really put all of
our survival right now

in jeopardy,
you know what I mean?

Like, we put a lot of effort
into your trap, Shawn,

but all that time and effort
kind of became fruitless

because we didn't end up
catching anything.

-Not a thing.
-It was a risk.

Well, you have to take
some risks out here.

Like, you know, everything that
you do to try to obtain food,

it's like, either you're gonna
waste energy doing it,

or you're gonna succeed.

But then it's like,
also you too, Allison, you know?

You decided to bring
a bow out on a challenge.

Yeah, and I have already
admitted, like, that

I regret it, you know?
But it's like, I'm not a...

-[Patrick] Can I finish talking?
-OK.

Like, you brought a bow out
on this challenge,

and you've never hunted
with a bow before.

Well, I could have also
brought fishing stuff,

but I've never fished
before either.

That being said, like,
you brought a left-handed bow

bow out here --
we're all right-handed.

And then the assets just kind
of hung up there on that thing

this entire time, you know?

I already spoke to this area

not being conducive
for my bow-hunting.

It's not something that
I'm completely tabling

for the rest of the 35 days.
-Mm-hmm.

I've been trying to put myself
out there by trying to utilize

the best resource in this area,
which is the ocean.

Like, I'm really trying
my best.

To me, it sounds
like bull[bleep],

and I'm just gonna call it
as it is.
-OK.

[Patrick] Like...

I don't feel like
this conversation is

very constructive,
'cause these are things that

Shawn and I already know.
-I feel like you just
keep interrupting.

-You're just disassociating
blame for taking care --
-There's not -- I'm not --

of your own assets.
-No, I'm not saying that.

I already feel bad about all of
these things, and you saying

this is really not helping us
be a better team.

-I need to walk away.
-[Patrick] OK, bye.

[Ally] Right now, I'm feeling
very attacked by Patrick.

Mnh-mnh.

I'm [bleep] getting fired up
about that

just thinking about it, man.

I might not have as much
experience, but I am

resourceful, and I am
determined, and I am out here

to prove to myself
that I can do this

and not take any [bleep]
from anyone else.

[Jonny] Anxious.

OK.

[Mandy] Jonny, his heart rate is
up this morning again,

and it's not safe.

So I'm extremely anxious at
this point because he's such

a important part of this team.

[Gats speaking]

-[producer] 150?
-[Gats] Yeah.

[Mandy] Oh, [bleep].

[Gats speaking]

Significantly higher.
Yeah.

[Mandy] His blood pressure is
dangerously high.

It's just not stabilizing
the way that it needs

to stabilize.

I'm gonna stay until I'm told
I need to leave.

Dang.

[Jonny] Mm-hmm.

The only thing that we can do
is to bring him to a nearest

hospital to evaluate everything.

[Jonny] This isn't a question
of wanting to leave.

I'm facing a potentially lethal
situation with my body.

And you know
I don't want to go.

[Adam]
Ultimately, bro, [sniffles]

your health comes first, man.
-[Mandy] Yeah.

Your health comes first, like...

It just doesn't make it
any easier.

I just, I love you guys.

[Mandy] 100%.

Always told myself a medical
tap would be the only reason,

but in my mind, it would be
something badass,

like falling off a cliff
or being poisoned

or something dramatic.

It's like, I don't wanna
believe it, but ultimately,

I know

you gotta look after
your health, man.

-I respect that.
-Yeah.

[Jonny] This is it.

[Mandy] It's been, like,
such a blessing.

[Jonny] The thing I'm gonna miss
the most is my team.

Two incredible human beings.

Like, two of the best people
I've ever met in my life.

Jonny!

[Mandy] Love you.

[Adam] The most important thing
Jonny brought to this team was

a positive attitude
and an awesome outlook on life.

[Jonny] My mind and my spirit
are 100% in this challenge.

But my body just wasn't up to

the brutality of
the Lost Coast.

After getting a med evac
to the nearest hospital,

Jonny was monitored for
several days until

his blood pressure
finally stabilized.

And after treatment for
hypertension,

he's now fully recovered.

[Mandy]
With Jonny leaving today,

it was just
a really sad moment.

You never want to envision
someone going home,

let alone someone like Jonny.

[voice trembling] Sorry.

[Adam] Ultimately, I know,
it's just like, it's gonna

make it so much [bleep] harder.

[Mandy] It's called Lost Coast
because, you know,

people disappear.

The environment is
so beyond difficult to survive.

And today, the Lost Coast has
taken Jonny.

It really sucks.
To be honest, I'm just rocked.

Yeah.

So Mandy and I have to be
super careful now,

and, yeah,

it's a massive wake-up call
for me, too, in just

how easily the unexpected
can creep up on you.

This place is no joke.
It can take you out.