Original subtitles

[insects chirping, laughter, indistinct chatter]

[light music]

♪♪

- Oh, my God, last time I saw you

was at my New Year's Eve party. - Yeah.

- Ha, ha, ha. Got to stay loose.

- I didn't sleep at all last night.

I got up, like, every hour. - I slept great last night.

- Oh, did you? - Lucky me.

- 15 famous faces

have arrived in the tropics of Southeast Asia.

- Oh. [laughter]

- How you feeling? - I'm taking this like A.A.

- Okay. - One day at a time.

If you were to ask my family,

do you think Oliver is built for the "Special Forces"?

It would be eight to ten minutes of belly laughing.

- Let's just get through today. - Yeah.

[laughing]

- This is base camp. [laughing]

I'm excited. I don't know. I'm crazy.

- You're excited? - Yeah, I am.

- Are you lying?

- Huh?

- Everybody deserves a chance to redeem themselves.

And that's what I want to focus on.

I want people to be able to say,

I trust George because he's never given me a reason not to.

[dramatic music]

- I feel like we're gonna be trauma-bonded for life, yeah.

- That's what makes it better. - Yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

- Okay, let's go.

♪♪

These recruits are about to enter our world.

- I said, we're not gonna talk politics or religion,

and look who I'm sitting in between.

- There's no room for play.

[laughter]

There's nowhere to hide.

[dramatic music]

[all shouting]

- Get down on the [bleep] ground!

- Get down! Get your ass down!

Get your ass down! - Heads down!

Keep your heads down! - Heads down!

- Everyone down. - Get your ass up!

- Don't look at me. Look down.

- Head down! - Oh!

- Special Forces selection has begun.

- Head down!

- Let's go.

- Stripped of their freedom...

these household names...

- Handsome boy.

- Will be under the strict control

of the directing staff, or DS...

- Keep your head bowed, you.

- For the next eight days.

♪♪

- Stand up.

- Let's go, up, up.

- Come on, then, move.

That's the problem. Just walk like normal.

♪♪

Come on, then, let's hurry up!

- They are about to be taken to hell.

♪♪

- Jungle warfare is regarded as the toughest test

of Special Forces training.

- I don't think these celebrity recruits

have got one clue about what they're

about to get thrown into.

I've spent months and months operating in the jungle.

♪♪

It's one of the most intense environments

you can ever be exposed to.

And that's before you even add the enemy.

♪♪

- Who are you? - Oliver Hudson, staff.

- Hey, Oliver, how's it going? What do you do?

- I'm an actor. - Actor.

You look like Private Benjamin.

- You've done your research, staff.

- [bleep] right, I have.

♪♪

What do you do? - I play football.

One of the greatest football players of all time.

- Really?

- Oh, man. I like to shine.

Top-ten highest paid running back of all time.

- You've come with some fight, ready to go?

- You gonna find out.

- [bleep] right we'll find out.

- I ain't fly 17 hours to lose.

I came here to win.

- We're gonna enjoy you.

♪♪

Open your eyes.

Look at me. I'm not [bleep] over there, am I?

- No, sir. - That's a nice smile, innit?

How about I take it off you and stick it [bleep]?

- We don't care who they are.

They could be the president of the United States.

You look a right little tough one, don't you?

A lot of will to win? - Yes.

- It doesn't matter what they've done, good or bad.

It's what they do here that matters to us.

♪♪

Who are you?

- Brandi.

You have pretty eyes.

- I've got pretty eyes?

Are you flirting with me? - Maybe.

- Don't.

- I'm here to prove I'm more than just--

I was gonna say a pretty face, but that went away.

- What were you expecting?

Do you know what you're expecting?

- Yes.

For three years, I've been very sick.

I had 20-year-old breast implants,

and it turns out I had silicone poisoning.

- Keep looking up.

- So I'm lucky to be here.

And if I can get through those three years,

I can get through anything.

- Who may you be?

- I'm George Santos, sir.

- So what does George Santos do?

- Recovering politician, sir.

- Oh.

- I want people to see me for who I am.

I'm not just a sensational tabloid.

I am not this horrible human being.

- Unwrap the politician's mindset.

- Yes, sir.

- And let's find out who you are.

- Yes, sir.

But you go to prison, you're a bad person.

♪♪

- Listen in, recruits.

Special Forces fight all around the globe.

And of all combat zones,

it is the jungle that is the most treacherous.

You want to be like us...

you must endure jungle hell.

♪♪

- The fun is about to begin.

[helicopter blades thrumming]

I'm gonna issue one command, and it's simple.

Strip!

Why are we moving slow?

- Hurry up.

- Last, big man. Not so sharp, really, are you?

Get dressed now.

- From now on, under the military regime...

- Move your asses!

- The recruits will be known only as a number.

- These are who you are now.

[helicopter blades thrumming] Let's go, let's go!

- What the [bleep]? - Hurry up!

- If you don't like it,

take off that armband and [bleep] off.

♪♪

That is your journey into the jungle.

♪♪

Fall in. Two lines. Go!

- For their first exercise on selection,

the recruits will drop into a jungle river

from the air.

- In Special Forces, we use helicopters

to move in quick to a combat zone.

Your first test is the backwards dive.

♪♪

- Former Navy SEAL DS Q

will demonstrate the insertion technique.

- When you get to the drop zone,

you will stand on the skid...

cross your arms...

and fall backwards headfirst...

all the way down...

♪♪

Till you hit the water.

If you break position, not only a fail,

but you're gonna be busted up bad.

Start harnessing up.

Quickly!

- How you feeling? - I'm very nervous.

I don't like heights, and I really don't like water.

- Ruby, you look like you're ready.

- I'm an actor. [laughs]

I just always look like I'm ready, but I'm definitely not.

I love playing an action superstar.

Kicking butt was one of the joys in my life.

But it also ended up being, you know, the end.

- You want to try a fall? - Oh, yeah.

- Come. Clench your cheeks and fall.

Go ahead. I'm here.

You felt that? - Yeah. Thanks.

- You want to try it?

- I'm not gonna let you fall. - [chuckles]

- I know I'm not everybody's cup of tea.

If they want to talk to me, fine.

If they don't want to talk to me, that's okay, too.

♪♪

- Whoa. Whoa!

- Where the [bleep] they go? - I don't know.

- I thought we was just ducking off in here.

♪♪

- My military career started in the jungle

when I was 17 years old.

I seen Tarzan, and that's what I thought it was gonna be like.

It was absolutely horrendous.

♪♪

The noise is overwhelming, and everything wants to kill you.

All that will be running through the minds

of these recruits is, what the hell have I done?

♪♪

- First to attempt the backwards dive

is recruit number 4--

ex-politician George Santos.

- I know that I'm going to be out of my element

in almost every shape or form.

I'm overweight.

I'm not the most physically fit person.

- Oh, yeah, first one's on the skid.

- But you just fake it till you make it.

♪♪

- Having nailed the dive, number 4 must now swim

300 feet across the river...

- Oi!

- As the next recruit exits the heli.

- Coming from a successful family,

I wrestle with comparison.

I wrestle with insecurity.

- My mother's an icon, so part of me feels

like I need to accomplish something greater

for them to be truly proud of me.

♪♪

- That'll do. That's a pass.

- That's it, yeah.

- Number 3, Oliver Hudson,

reaches the riverbank.

- Get out.

- But number 4...

- That way.

- Is still struggling in the water.

- Faster!

- Come on, hurry up.

♪♪

[bleep], it's 100 meters.

Did I fall straight? - Shut up.

Shut the [bleep] up. - Yes, staff.

- Get out of the water. Hurry up.

Come on, get up.

- [bleep] me.

- Come on, it's just a wooden raft.

- I'm gonna try to go up here. It's better than there.

♪♪

- What the hell's going on over there?

- Get the [bleep] out of the water--hurry up.

I'm starting to get pissed off.

♪♪

All right, number 3, come here and help number 4.

- Yes, staff.

♪♪

- [bleep]. [grunts]

- Right, number 3, get out of the way.

- Oh, [bleep].

- [laughs]

- Do it again. - Let's go. Up. Lift.

- The first recruit to attempt the heli task,

number 4, George Santos...

- Number 4, stand up.

- Has already come to the attention of the DS.

- Right, take control of yourself.

- Yes, staff.

- You performed an half-decent backwards dive,

but you've let yourself massively down

by climbing onto a stable raft and falling off it.

- Yes, staff.

- Start getting a grip of yourself.

We haven't even started yet. - Staff, I'll do better.

I'll improve.

[dramatic music]

- Go!

Pass!

- The remaining 13 recruits...

- Pass!

- Now face the 20-foot backwards dive.

- My mom did this course, like, very early on

and got out, like, the first challenge.

There's definitely a part of me that's like,

I can do better than that.

I guess you could say I'm here to redeem the Gosselin name.

♪♪

- That was a back flop.

- Fail.

- How was that? - It didn't feel too good.

I thought I squeezed my glutes, though.

- Go!

- Oh, no!

- This task is about shutting off your emotions...

- Go!

- Over-rotation.

- And just getting the job done.

- Go!

- Oh! - Ooh, that hurt.

- I think I clenched my cheeks a little too hard, staff.

- Why is everyone obsessed with their [bleep] ass cheeks?

- It was the talk of the town, staff.

- Calm the [bleep] down. - Okay. Yes, sir.

- [exhales sharply]

- [chuckles]

When the pressure's on, I love that.

That's when I come alive.

When everybody watching,

I raise to the occasion for stuff like that.

- No.

- Swim!

- I'm not gonna ask you how that went.

That was shambolic.

Bury you in a Y-shaped coffin by the time you hit the water.

- Damn. - Legs were all over the gaff.

- You looked sexy as hell.

The [bleep] legs spread was hot, dude.

- Following a run of failed attempts...

- Number 5, Brandi Glanville, is next.

- Recently, I have let fear rule me.

[grunts, whimpers]

[gasps]

With my health issues, just leaving my house has been hard.

- Now I want to say, balls to the wall.

♪♪

- I just want to jump back into life.

- Oh.

- That's a fail.

- Let's go! Hurry up!

Get it in.

♪♪

Get off your back and swim!

Swim to the damn platform!

- Come on. You're almost there.

- Go on, use your legs.

- It's my sternum. I can't.

My sternum is, like, [bleep] cracked.

- Cracked from what?

- My fall!

- Well, that's your fault.

Now get up. Stand up. Come on.

What's happened is you over-rotated

and then smashed yourself. - Yeah, I did.

- Right, listen to me. That was a fail.

- [cries]

- Go.

- Oh.

- I'm just glad I've had my children already,

'cause my [bleep]-- I think it hit me in the chin.

[laughter]

- [cries]

♪♪

- Just one recruit remains.

- Unbeknown to the rest of the recruits,

number 1 cannot fall headfirst for medical reasons.

- Uh-oh, here we go.

♪♪

- Oh.

- Man, what?

- [grunting]

I've always done all of my own stunts

so I could turn up as Ruby the action star.

But I had an accident in 2019 on the set of "Batwoman,"

and everything just sort of got bad from there.

Yeah.

There was no bouncing back.

There was no part of me left. It was just the shell.

- "Batwoman."

- Yeah, four years of my life gone.

♪♪

- [groans]

- You okay?

- Not really, no. I-I need to see a medic.

- All of the recruits have made it out of the heli.

But number 5, Brandi Glanville,

has not survived unscathed.

- How did you land in the water?

Do you remember? - Not well.

It hurts in the middle when I do that.

- Hurts when you breathe in? - Yeah.

- Okay.

- Oh, that one hurts more. - That hurts more on that side?

- It's exhausting

to always be bouncing back from something.

You keep getting tested,

and sometimes you can't get back up.

- She's not gonna go on.

[Velcro rips]

- I'm gonna take your armband. - Something's wrong.

- Brandi Glanville

is medically withdrawn from the course.

- Oh, man, that sucks.

That sucks, that sucks, that sucks.

[crying] [bleep].

- This is day one! Start switching on!

Let's go!

- One recruit down.

- Fall in. Let's move.

- The remaining 14 are heading for base camp...

- Move your ass!

- Deep in the Malaysian jungle.

- Let's go. Hurry up. Let's go, 4.

Come on.

- Oh, [bleep]. - Are you okay?

- [bleep]. - Come on, get up.

- [bleep]. - Get up, number 4! Get up!

- Get up. - Don't hold everybody back!

- Get up. You're committed to this.

Stay on it.

[dramatic music]

♪♪

- Oh, my God.

That's the biggest snake I've ever seen in my life.

It's huge.

No, you see it right there? It's [bleep] huge.

- Holy-- - No, I can't. I can't.

I can't. - Hurry up.

- Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Go, go, go.

- The jungle is probably the hardest place to wage war.

- Good?

- Yeah, it's a sinkhole.

- It's difficult to move through.

- This is like leg day.

- Come on, let's keep moving!

- It is an incredibly difficult place to live.

- Stay together.

♪♪

Stand at attention.

- Five miles into the jungle...

this military camp will be home to the recruits...

for as long as they remain on the course.

- Welcome to the jungle.

We know you all come

with baggage.

Some of us are past our best.

♪♪

Some of you have built a reputation

you should not be proud of.

Growing up, I was in a lot of trouble.

The military was my savior. It made me who I am today.

Special Forces is a second chance.

You'll be pleased to hear...

this course you are now on,

you have a chance to wipe the slate clean.

Do you all understand?

all: Yes, staff.

♪♪

- All right, listen up.

Duty recruit-- that's your leader.

You need to run the team, checking everybody.

You're making sure everybody is ready to go.

For the duty recruit today...

we will nominate...

♪♪

You, number 4.

- When I give you the word, get into those barracks

fast as you can and stand by.

Go!

♪♪

- Ay-yi-yi.

- Oh, this is hell. - Oh, my God.

- [sighs]

- Why did they pick me first?

- All right, so you the captain,

so we got to ask you all the questions.

- No, don't call me captain, please.

- [laughter]

♪♪

- All right, you ready?

- The DS gather to discuss early impressions

of the recruits.

- [exhales sharply] - Whoo.

- Number 5, you gone.

- She was flirting with me. - Oh.

- She said, you have the most beautiful eyes.

- Beautiful blue eyes or something like that.

- Yeah, yeah.

- All right.

Day one, the backward dive.

- Not enough of them passed, to be honest.

- Number 6.

- He's a character, for sure.

I feel what we need to do, though, is remind him,

you ain't that good-- you failed already.

- Number 1.

I was aware of number 1 having a broken neck,

so she actually went feetfirst, which good on her, to be fair.

- It was a small victory, I'd say.

- Yeah.

- Anybody else that's sticking out to you?

- Ooh, lucky number 4.

[laughs]

- I don't know what I was gonna expect from him,

but it was pretty good, to be honest.

It was a pass. - It was a pass, yeah.

- Okay. Just a shame about the pontoon.

- Yeah.

- I gave responsibility of duty to recruit to number 4.

- So he's the one we need to push first.

- George Santos.

When I first saw him, I'm like, oh, my God.

- Oliver, you recognized him? - Yeah.

George was in the House of Representatives,

all based on just fraudulent-- just lies.

- What? Can I know what happened?

- Okay, really briefly, he went to jail for spending campaign--

like, our money on Botox, OnlyFans accounts.

- He spent 80-something days in jail.

- That's some crazy [bleep].

- I thought he'd be way more annoying in real life.

- Yeah, but he's a pathological liar.

♪♪

- [bleep].

- Duty recruit!

- Someone yelled something, and I don't know what it meant.

I don't know. He just was like, rah, rah, rah, rah.

And I don't know. - Oh, [bleep].

- What?

- Hurry!

Duty recruit!

- Oh, he want to talk to you. - I'm coming.

Damn it!

- Oh, because you're the toastmaster,

whatever it's called.

- Let's go!

- As duty recruit, number 4, George Santos,

must report to the DS as soon as he's called.

- He's yelling at you. - Oh, whatever.

I'm gonna get my ass chewed.

- Get your ass over here!

- He about to be mad. You taking your time.

You got to go, yo. You didn't hear him?

He was in there yelling, wasn't he?

- Dude, it's simple--I'll take the band off and go home.

I don't need to stay here. - No.

- No, I'm not gonna-- Dude, this is [bleep].

I'm a human being.

♪♪

- Let's go!

- Number 4 has now kept the DS waiting

for 5 minutes.

- You want to play games with me--push-up position.

- Sorry, staff. - Push-up position facing me.

Push-up position.

Hold it. Let's go.

You can take my directions in the front.

Lean and rest. Look at me.

You want to waste my time, I'll waste your time.

- No, sir.

- You understand what I'm saying?

- Yes, staff. - First and foremost--

- Staff, I need my meds, staff. My back is killing me.

- Hey, hold what you got.

I'll do the talking.

♪♪

- Oh, he got this [bleep] doing push-ups.

- Oh, jeez. - I'll do the talking.

Back up. Quickly.

- Staff, I can't do it. - Quickly.

- I can't do it--my back. - Yes, you can.

- Are you gonna give me your armband?

- I will if you're gonna keep doing this.

I have a herniated disc. - Do not dictate to me.

Get the [bleep] up, 4!

- Oh, [bleep].

- Do not [bleep] dictate to me! [shouting indistinctly]

- Oh, we can't look. We can't look. We can't look.

We can't look? We can't look?

- That guy doing [bleep] push-ups.

He's like this, though.

- Get the [bleep] up, 4!

[dramatic music]

♪♪

I don't want to hear any noise.

I expect so much more out of you.

I know you're out of shape. Who gives a damn?

Who gives a damn? - Yes, staff.

- Think about why the [bleep] you're here!

- Yes, sir. - Hit it.

♪♪

- I did prison. I am used to uncomfortable.

♪♪

- You okay, man? - Yeah.

But I don't like confrontation.

I'm a very not-confrontational human being.

Do you mind coming with me to wash my hands, Shady?

- You want me to come with? Okay.

- Yeah, I just need a buddy to go to the--

- I got ya, got ya.

- He's mad.

- What the [bleep] he's mad about?

- I took long to get there.

- Holy [bleep].

Duty recruit...

I was waiting for five minutes for him to come out there.

Finally got out there.

Imy time, I'll waste your time.

Push-up position--he was down there for five seconds.

My back. I said, shut the [bleep] up.

Get back up.

- If you disrespect our course, you are disrespecting us.

And that we will not tolerate.

He's drawn enough attention for the wrong reasons already.

- I think we should bring him in.

♪♪

Duty recruit!

- Oh, my God.

He's gonna bite my [bleep] head off.

♪♪

- The DS want to dig deeper into number 4,

George Santos.

- Follow me.

- They pull him in for tactical questioning.

- Number 4.

- "George Santos,

sentenced to more than seven years in prison."

Good start. - Mm-hmm.

- Okay, so he got excused. On what basis?

♪♪

- Hands at your sides.

♪♪

[door closes]

- Take a breath.

Number 4...

Look at me. I'm talking to you.

What the [bleep] happened earlier on?

- Sir, I...

I-I... [clears throat]

I was caught off guard.

I didn't hear when the staff called.

I tried my best to get ready for him,

and I tried to explain it.

And I have severe back pain right now,

and it got the best of me, and I'm sorry.

- Your back isn't gonna break on you out here.

There's no such thing as excuses.

- Yes, sir.

- We need to get into something with you.

Some of the things that you were convicted of...

wire fraud, money laundering, identity theft,

stolen funds used for personal things--

OnlyFans, Botox, stuff that you wanted to spend money on.

- I didn't steal any money, sir.

I misappropriated funds.

- You told a story that your mother was in the Twin Towers.

- That's not accurate. I've already disproven that.

- I mean, you lied about your family's heritage,

your degrees, your employers, your whole identity.

- Why would you [bleep] do that?

- I made a choice, and it was-- - Yes, you [bleep] did.

You made a choice. - I did, sir.

At one point, I wanted to get caught because...

it was just so much to carry a lie.

Once you tell one lie, you tell a second, you tell a third.

- Then why?

- I wanted more.

I'm a first-generation-born American,

son of two immigrants, one who cleaned toilets

and the other one who painted walls their entire lives.

And my ambition led me to wanting more.

- Stop [bleep] with us.

I don't want your lies. I don't want you drivel.

I don't want your [bleep] stories.

I'm not interested. I've heard it a million times.

Don't soft-soap us,

'cause we'll come down on you like [bleep] hell.

- Yes, sir.

- Do you believe that you paid your dues

for everything that you was convicted for?

- I think I was overcharged

by a overly zealous court.

And I will forever be thankful to President Trump

to giving me a second chance to go back to my family.

- Listen, I spent over 27 years in the military.

Some of my friends never got a second chance

'cause of [bleep] people like you.

- I'm sorry.

- You committed to this. - I am.

I have limitations. - We all feel pain.

I'm telling you-- we've been there.

You want redemption, then you push through it.

- Yes, sir.

- Right, here's the deal.

You're part of our course, so I put my trust in you.

Here's your second chance. Let's see how you deal with it.

Guard!

- Commitment.

♪♪

- I guess everything I say sounds like excuses,

and I can't change that.

I cannot change that perception.

I answer the same questions

over and over to nauseam.

- Hands in front.

- I am trying to prove to people

that I am speaking truth.

♪♪

- All right, double time.

♪♪

- [bleep] me.

[laughs]

♪♪

[George snoring]

- Thinking the first day of selection is nearly over...

- Is anybody gonna wake him up

and tell him he's loud as [bleep]?

- The recruits are winding down.

- [continues snoring]

- I try to have compassion, because...

- Of course. - We all have our [bleep].

His was very public and huge and completely insane.

But why?

- I'm surprised by how nice I'm being to him.

- Yeah. - Oh.

I'm also not a bully.

He's also no longer in a position of power,

but I'm not gonna have an unlikely friendship with him.

I am very, very good at seeing through people.

After everything that has harmed me in the past,

I might sort of go, oh, there's something here I don't trust.

- She's very cool, by the way-- very cool girl.

- Very cool.

Yeah, she's got some [bleep] going on in the news.

- Does she? - [bleep], yeah.

- Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[dramatic music]

- What a first day.

- [snoring]

- You guys ready to roll out?

Let's go.

- Good lesson, innit? - Hit 'em hard.

- These recruits are completely naive

to our world.

- [snoring]

- Recruits! Get on parade!

- Oh, [bleep].

- We're gonna subject them to some physical pain...

- Let's go!

Hurry!

- Until they're under no illusion

as to what we're all about.

- Quickly, quickly, quickly, quickly, get there.

- [bleep]. - Duty recruit!

- I'm coming.

- Hurry! Line up.

All right, we're going gonna here at the monkey bars.

Let's go. Quickly, quickly!

- The recruits will now be subjected...

- Everything you got!

- To a punishing beasting...

- Get your ass down. Low crawl.

- Take her! Don't wait for her! Let's go!

- Designed to push them to the brink.

- This is a combat fitness assessment!

In the mud, in the mud.

We're gonna run it as many times as we want.

♪♪

- Let's go, 6. Get motivated.

- This is your first repetition, isn't it?

- Yeah.

- All right, you got to keep going.

- [grunts]

- Everybody has a limitation.

And when the recruits reach it, you will see the pain.

- Who wants to be here? Let's see!

- [grunts]

- When you are in war and conflict, there is no end.

- Come on!

Let's go, 1. Stay in the fight.

♪♪

- [bleep].

- We're looking for those who will hold it together

and keep going forward.

- It's a competition.

If you go faster than someone in front of you, pass them.

That's it, 9.

- Moving up the ranks is number 9,

actor David Charvet.

- There you go. Good job.

- I left Hollywood

because I wanted to be a good family guy.

- Let's go, champ.

Over here, run in place.

- This course might give me

a feeling that I haven't felt in a long time.

- My first three, good effort.

- 4, let's go!

- Don't go dying on these obstacles.

- As number 4 struggles at the back, number 8...

- That's it! Pass him up!

- Candace Cameron Bure, digs deep.

- Well done, number 8. - That's the way you do it!

- People think I live in a bubble

because of my faith in Jesus.

[grunts] - Go on, then.

- But my faith is 100% what I'll use

through the more challenging situations.

- Come on, pocket rocket, bunny hops, bunny hops.

- Good effort! Well done!

- Keep pushing forward!

- After 30 minutes...

- Let's go, number 1. You've got it.

- [grunts]

- Come on, then. Let's go, let's go.

- All of the celebrity recruits...

- Come on! All the way in!

- Reach the finish line except for one.

- It's the end, number 4! Let's go.

Everybody's waiting for you! - [grunts]

- Come on! Move it! - [groans]

- Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up!

- Stand up.

- Get in there!

- [groans] - Come on.

- Number 4, everything you've got now!

Your life depends on it! Move it! Move it!

You got ten seconds to join the group,

or I'm gonna rip that off your arm.

- Stop [bleep] quitting!

[dramatic music]

- Stop [bleep] quitting!

- Come on, you got this.

- You got 10 seconds to join the group, number 4.

- Come on, let's go.

- Get out of that mud now!

- Move it! [shouts indistinctly]

- Help your teammate!

- You got four seconds.

- Come on, man. - Come on!

- Come on, let's get out. - Speed it up!

- Come on. - You got it, bro. Come on.

♪♪

- [grunts] - Get up off the floor.

- Number 4, George Santos, has survived for now.

♪♪

But the DS are not done yet.

- Everybody up on these posts!

Grab a sandbag!

- Facing me, facing me. Come on.

- Up over your head.

- Knock them out, knock them out.

- Let's go, 1. You got more in the tank.

- [grunts] - Let's go.

- Who wants it? Who wants to go home?

♪♪

- Let's go. Get them up there.

- [grunts]

- Over your head. - Good job.

- [grunting strenuously]

- You're making everybody suffer.

Grit your teeth, lock your arms out.

- [grunting]

The second I think that I'm failing tasks

and it's slowing down the others

or it's impacting the group,

that will start to play on the sort of confidence

and the belief in myself.

- Come on, 1. Get it up there.

- [grunts strenuously]

- You got five seconds to pick that up.

- Get them up!

♪♪

- I watched you as a superhero. Come on!

[solemn music]

Let's go!

♪♪

- Let's go, Ruby. You got it, baby.

Come on, Rube. - Come on, Ruby.

- [grunts] - Well done. You've got it.

Lock your arms! - I can't.

- Come on, Rube.

- Eventually it's like, I'm not really that action star, am I?

I'm just Ruby.

- You are pathetic.

[dramatic music]

- It was your choice to come out here in the jungle

and do what we do.

And by the look of some of you...

that was a mistake.

- Right, drop the sandbags.

- Dismissed.

♪♪

- [grunts]

- Day one is an extremely tiny taste of what's to come.

♪♪

- I'm sorry, guys. I dragged.

- It's okay. You did your best.

- We ramp it up more and more each day.

- I got all type of dirt in my mouth.

My mouth is nasty right now.

- And if they can't hack it...

They'll be gone.

- This is torture. - Yeah.

- Day one in paradise, huh?

♪♪

- Next time...

- Oh, my God. I'm shot, bro.

[screams] - Whoo!

- Keep going! This is when it counts!

- Yes, staff.

- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- You can do it. - No, I'm done.

- Give me your armband. Waste of space.

- I hit my head. It just went, like, crunch.

- Everything you got! - Ah!

- Go! - [bleep].

- [retches] - You are truly in the jungle.

- Did you do this to clear your name or something?

- Does anyone ever clear their name?

- What the [bleep] is wrong with you people?