All language subtitles for Naked.and.Afraid.XL.S08E04.The.Legends.Return.PROOFED.1080p.WEB.h264-BAE

[Steven] There's a reason
why people don't live here.

It's hard.

There's no telling who's
even left, to be honest with you.

I mean, it's brutal environment.

[Man 1] I'm here to
show that it can be done.

Do you wanna check line?

This one does not seem
like there's anything on it.

There's nothing on it.

- Oh [bleep]. What?
- What?

[Man 2] This is the damn Amazon.

I know what it's
like. I've been there.

I've done it.

Just try and
tread a little lightly.

Is that something right there?

Hell, yeah. I'm coming.

[Man 3] Survivors.

Hello?

[Man 3] Hello.

Who's that?

No way.

[Man 3] What's up?

[Woman 1] Oh, my
gosh! I see somebody.

[Man 3] That's right. The
legends have returned.

Day 16, past the
quarter mark baby.

Boom.

Go ahead and hit up that
caiman nest I hit the other day.

See if mom is there.

If she is, probably
gonna harvest mama, too.

There's probably about
another 18 eggs left in the nest.

They're a great protein source and
the best part is I can hold on to 'em.

It's a sustainable thing
that I can ration out.

We're approaching
the caiman nest.

Just gotta keep my
head on a swivel.

The mom could be back here.

She could be right
in the water's edge.

There's no telling
unless it's right here.

[Mimics calling sounds]

Really pretty dangerous because
even though she wasn't here last time,

it doesn't mean she's
not here this time.

And when they
come out of the water,

they erupt out of the water.

I'm trying to be quiet.

While I'm doing this,
I just gotta be vigilant.

You can see, it's a few more.

Successful mission.

Head back to camp
without breaking any eggs.

Wow, look at that.

Oh... jungle is so
thick. [Twigs snapping]

God damn it!

It's deep in the bog
marsh. I can't [bleep].

You've got to be
flipping kidding me.

[Woman 2] Should we
jump back on the raft project.

- [Woman 2] Yeah, that's...
- That's a good idea.

All the logs are ready.

All the support beams are cut.

[Jen] Today is day 16.

This is the furthest I've
made it in a challenge

I'm really proud of myself,

but our team has gotten
into a few small arguments.

[Amber] Higher. Use one hand.

[Trish] Are you
micro-managing me?

[Amber] I'm just helping
you, like, cut down tree.

It is a team. But
I'm saying, like,

instead of delegating like
you do this and you do that...

[Amber] But
nobody's saying that.

You don't have to
look at me like that.

I've had a lot more
challenges than you.

Yes, but you're not the
only one with experience...

[Amber] I have done
this for much longer...

I can outdo you
guys. I'm telling you.

Whatever, I'm... i'm
done. I'm, I'm done.

So we're just trying to find a
way that we can communicate,

building the raft, but
without creating friction.

Timber.

So if you wanna
grab one of those...

- Yeah.
- And bring both over here.

Yeah, we got 'em.

[Trish] The dynamic with our team
is you either get along or you don't.

I get along better with
one than I do with the other.

You have enough
cordage, do you think?

Yeah, I've got a decent amount.

But survival is adapting and
that's to your surroundings,

your environment, and
even your teammates.

It's Paramount right now to put
our style differences to the side.

Our ideal spot's right there.

It's the truth.

And get those things done.

Then we take the highest
ends and we remove them.

And then we'll
have an open area.

Before we build our raft and attach
it to our tree like a floating dock,

we need to clear
away the hyacinth

and build a frame to
create our fishing area.

We can start here with it
and we could always move it

later on if we
want to put in more.

[Trish] Yeah. I think that's
probably the smartest thing

to do is start it closer.

Let's work, do this.

[Trish] Yeah, start it closer and
make sure it's, it's gonna work.

No problem.

We're gonna build it over
there and just walk it across.

We do not have a normal river.

It looks just like a
bed of grass out there.

And you can't fish
through the highest sense.

It's like, they're impenetrable.

So to clear it out
is very important.

You don't have
much cordage left.

[Amber] Is this all we have?

[Trish] No. I mean, with
what you're using. If you frap it,

it will help it be more stable.

[Jen] So cross it under and over
like this and then back around this way.

Yep. You got it.

Great job.

One, two, three.

Hold it. Balance.

Here. Can I go closer?

You're, you're closer than me.

Here we go.

- You got it?
- Yeah.

Hey, I have an idea.

Why don't you pull the frame
towards you so you can get them?

- Okay.
- Yep.

Just rake it in.

- Yeah.
- [Jen] Good call.

- [Amber] Good call, Trish.
- Yeah.

Let's get some hyacinths out.

We gotta throw them. Ooh.

I think what tests your balance

the most is when you
get bit by a fire ant.

[Jen] Yeah.

[Amber] We have so
much tension in our group.

They're just really
strong women.

They don't like to
be told what to do.

Ready? Go.

That's okay. But the
team effort, you know,

I really am just gonna
lead by example,

which I have every day.

My corner is complete.

You guys are doing a great job.

[Jen] We know.

I appreciate your
management skills,

Trish. [Laughs]

[Narrator] Five miles north

Dan and Waz have joined forces.

Is that a person?

[Laughs] People! I'm Dan.

[Narrator] After a week
alone in the Amazon.

Nice to meet you.

You happy if I come
stay with you for a bit?

Please.

[Narrator] But they've yet to
secure a large source of protein.

This vulture come and
land by the fish trap.

God damn it!

[Dan] I'm not very good.

For now, I'm just trying
to get my aim straight.

I've seen a ton of vultures and hawks
coming down here to my little bird trap,

which hasn't been too fruitful.

Yeah.

Getting better.

So I wanna do a little
bit more target practice

with my bow and arrow and seeing
if I can peg one of those big birds.

Day 16.

[Waz] So that means
we've got 25 days left,

just over a normal challenge.

[Dan] So we're normal
challenge, we got this.

[Waz] Day 16.

I'm feeling strong. Mentally,

I feel good because
we're getting

a little bit of fat from
the fish, which is good

but we're looking for
some bigger protein sources

I'm gonna go check the lawn and see
if we've got some breakfast on there.

[Dan] Check the bird trap, too.

Anything in that
trap would be nice.

[Waz] For sure.

It doesn't matter how skilled
you are as a survivalist out here,

a place like the Amazon,
will just take you out.

People try and master nature or they master
the jungle that's an unwinnable fight.

Nothing.

My goal is to become
part of the jungle.

And if you become part
of it and you give back to it

and you bring what you can
and you take what you need,

then the jungle will accept you.

And you'll get the
gifts that you need.

Here we go.

That should be
good for breakfast.

It's a little bit
of rigor in there.

Worst case scenario,

he's been on that for 12 hours.

I'm going to cut him open,
see what he smells like.

Should be good.

It doesn't bother
me to eat a dead fish.

Each side has, has some
pretty healthy rise of eggs

I think this is one
of the biggest ones

I've seen as far
as the wolfish goes.

I really don't know
what made rod sick.

Maybe that fish that he cook might not
have been cooked all the way through.

But if you cook
fish for long enough

or whatever it's got in
it, it's not gonna hurt you.

I think it's gonna be fine.

[Dan] I got the grill ready.

- Wow. It's huge.
- [Waz] I know.

So I took it out, look it up and up
and cook from the inside as well.

[Dan] Wow.

[Waz] That's a chunk of meat.

[Dan] But we need more
than, like, two fish a day.

[Waz] Yeah.

Capybara or eel or eagles
or vultures or anything.

I'm glad Waz and I
complement each other well,

but we need to get
some big protein score

if we're gonna have somewhat
of a chance of success.

It's where you set that trap,

and then we'll just keep
coming back down and checking.

Okay, use the guts.

[Dan] Set the
trap up for a while.

It just got tripped once though,

so I'm not gonna
write off the trap yet.

Set.

These are fish guts from a
fish we caught this morning.

Tell you that will
attract a vulture or two.

But I put a stick here
to try to make it wider

so it'll more likely grab around
the bird's neck when it lands.

Maybe that'll help.

Let's see.

[Steven] The last
eggs in the nest.

Nine, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17.

So that's four
days' worth of food.

I'm gonna use the calories from
that to go find more food sources.

It's all about rationing.

I mean, I could eat
all those right now.

Like, I mean, I am hungry.

But, uh, you know, there's,

there's a way to
go about things,

especially during survival.

I'm gonna go ahead, I'm going to
put these on the coals right now,

trying to, you know,

kind of switch up my eating
methods with my food cache.

I got these eggs.

I don't wanna cook them
the same every single time.

I wanna kinda
explore and expand.

Had a little egg pop.

I actually gave them kind
of like a nice smoky flavor.

I boiled 'em.

I've put 'em over
the bed of coals.

I think I might do
like a little scramble

or something here pretty soon.

It's a hell of a good day.

A tarantula's peeking out.

You can see three of
his eight demon legs.

I'mma let him be.

Respect nature and nature
respects you, hopefully.

God. Oh.

Hmm.

Come on. Come on.

All right.

I have my logs. These all float.

They're buoyant, hopefully.

The trick is it is gonna be so heavy
when you have all of them built here,

so we can drag 'em
down to the water,

test 'em in the water,

roll 'em to get all the
ants off, I'm assuming,

and start building.

- Nice.
- [Amber] We'll just get it done.

So we should take 'em down as
they're gonna be set up as the raft.

[Jen] Could we move this one,
this one, this one, then that one?

[Amber] No. So the
raft is going this one.

- [Jen] Then that one.
- [Amber] This one.

- [Jen] Then that one.
- [Amber] Big one.

[Jen] Then that
one. Then small one.

- We can do that.
- That's fine.

Let's just get this big one done
while we have the most energy.

Well. Let's start
with the first one.

I know, but we don't
have to roll it down.

Let's just get it over there while
we have the most energy right now.

And by energy, if we just
how we pull it as we lay it,

it's just a smooth system.

Let's just do
the first one first

and then that goes behind it
and then we'll do the big one.

I'll move the first one
by myself if you want.

- Whatever.
- [Amber] And then we'll do it.

Do whatever way you
want. Let's just do it.

Let's just do what?

[Trish] Move the log,
whatever log you want.

- Let's move it.
- No, Trish.

[Trish] I don't care. Drag it,
pick it up. Whatever's easiest.

Let's just get
this [bleep] done.

We can just tip
it. If Trish wants

to use that energy
to tip it, then let's do it.

Cordage would be
easier on everybody.

- [Trish] I don't care.
- But Trish is motivated.

We're gonna tip it.
Watch out with your feet.

Come on. One, two.

Push, push.

Bring it down.

- There it is.
- Nice job.

[Amber] I am covered
in ants, though.

[Trish] Yeah.

[Amber] Ready to push if you
guys wanna use your butts into it.

Trish, you gotta
push from there.

I am getting there.

One, two and three.

- Careful.
- One, two, three.

That didn't really do
what we wanted to do.

I'm tired of this already mode.

I wanna get it done.

[Amber] Trish, we're
trying to do this the best

we can with energy that we have.

- [Trish] What?
- You're rushing, and I'm like, we're trying.

[Trish] How am I rushing? And
I'm bringing this log over here.

- It's what we gotta do.
- [Amber] I'm glad you did it. Shoot.

I'd move like a couple
of them myself. Good job.

I get it, but why are
you bitching about it?

- You can't.
- [Trish] You're micromanaging it.

I got the log over here.

I am micromanaging. I
know how to build the raft.

I don't need to, I don't
need to be micromanaged.

Well, do you know
how to build a raft?

I got the log over here, right?

No, I said, do you
know how to build a raft?

[Trish] Wasn't that the best
thing... I'm sure I do, yes.

I also know that this
log needed to be here,

and now it's here.

End of story. Why
is it a big deal?

[Amber] Good for
you, girl. Keep it up.

- I'm gonna call you out.
- Go ahead.

You're being a dick.

And?

You have had an attitude
since we started this project,

and I don't know if
it wasn't your idea

where you're like,
being kind of weird.

I'm open for any ideas.

[Amber] I just want us
to work as a team, and...

We are.

But until I just moved this
log without your direction,

you had a problem with it.

So, Jen can fish, I can
fish, so we can get food.

I don't know why it's a big
deal. What order it came in?

I guess 'cause
she didn't order it.

That's why.

Trish, shut up right now.

No, I'll never [bleep] shut up.

[Trish] I don't know why it's a
big deal what order it came in.

I guess 'cause
she didn't order it.

Trish, shut up right now.

No, I'll never [bleep] shut up.

- You're being so rude.
- I'll never shut up ever.

- The reason for the...
- Waste of energy.

- Let's hear it.
- Let me tell you something.

Bringing them down here,

having a system that we're not
working twice as hard really does work.

You haven't built a
raft on a challenge.

I'm trying to help you out.

If you don't wanna do
it, don't be a part of it.

Why are you mad that I
brought this log over here?

- Because you didn't ask me to?
- I wasn't complaining.

Whatever. Bitch to
yourself. I'm not listening.

It really just frustrates
me 'cause, you know,

they look at me like, "are
you telling me what to do?"

And I'm like, I'm, really,

I wanna say,
"[Bleep] Yes, I am."

We need this.

[Trish] I don't feel
like I started that.

[Jen] But I think
it was efficient.

You had the next log ready.

[Trish] I moved the log, [bleep]
Out of here, I don't need direction.

[Steven] Whoa.

Argh!

I'm almost asleep.

And my guts are like,

bubbling. Man... is it
the caiman eggs I ate?

Kinda freaking myself out.

Oh, god.

[Groans]

It's painful. Oh, hold it in.

Hold it in. Hold it in.

Hurts.

[Dan speaking]

Ooh.

Trap got triggered.

[Bleep] Is happening?

Argh!

Nothing.

Nothing.

Not a single thing.

Ah!

[Steven] That was disgusting.

Oh.

So I tried to eat some
bonk caiman eggs,

look, what happened.

I cooked them
completely thoroughly.

And, uh, so I had to take a...

Midnight Amazon
number two. I feel better.

That was scary.

Midnight Amazon
number two's no bueno.

Ooh.

[Bleep] It just smells
rotten and gross.

There's one soft spot on here,

and I think this might be ooze.

Please tell me
they're still good.

Very pungent odor.

That's a rotten egg right there.

I can't eat these.

Oh, yeah, this one is sketchy.

Hungry, tired and dirty.

Ugh.

Now I need to focus
on protein again.

Amazon is absolutely ruthless.

That sucks.

[Vultures screeching]

Lot of birds were
there this morning.

[Dan] A lot of
noises last night.

Thought the vulture
would take the fish bait.

Two triggers and no birds,
that's kinda disappointing.

I feel more hungry now than
I have in the whole challenge.

[Waz] Yeah. I normally
feel a little bit hungry

after I've let
something get away.

[Dan speaking]

[Waz] Maybe this afternoon I
can go sit up off that log at sunset,

you know, see if
anything shows up.

[Dan] Mm-hmm.

But we're definitely gonna have
to look at other protein sources.

[Waz] Dan has done a good
job building that snare trap,

but it doesn't look like
that strategy is working.

So I think we're
gonna change it up.

I feel like going for a
walk for that electric eel.

[Dan] It's not a bad idea.

[Waz] I saw an eel at the la
near the last place that I was at,

catching that eel
will be massive for us.

There's lots of fat on an eel.

Fat's gonna help you brain.

I'm doing a bit of a
cost benefit analysis.

Obviously, an hour walk
from here to my old place.

[Dan] Yep.

And then an hour walk
from my place to the lakes

that's two hours walk and
back that's four hours of walk.

Worst case scenario is
if we don't catch the eel,

but we get fish.

The walk would take
calories out of us.

The fish would put the
same amount back in.

And we back to zero.

The obviously upside is if we
do get that eel having all that fat,

which is the thing that's
pushing me towards that.

Oh, it'd be amazing.
I think it'll be worth it.

It's a little bit of a risk

but a big four or five foot eel.

Those things are
just loaded with fat

and that's too big to pass up.

- Let's do it.
- Sounds like a plan.

So I'm just going to prep this,
uh, fishing arrow before we go.

[Dan] Oh, you got
tied line under it?

Yeah.

Just less stuff we're gonna
do when we get there.

I've never killed anything
with a bow and arrow before.

An electric eel is
potentially lethal.

600 volts can come
out of this thing,

and you don't
wanna be in the water

when it does that first shock.

So with the bow and arrow,
you don't have to get too close.

So I thought I'd give it a shot.

You ready?

All right, here we go.

You got the fishing
line and everything?

[Waz] Yes, sir.

[Dan] The Amazon is filled
with sharp sticks and thorns

and the mud out here is insane,

filled with bacteria.

Careful of the black
plum right here.

- It's a high-risk meal.
- [Waz gasps]

[Bleep]. But you
can't starve 40 days.

[Jen] I wanted to finish
that raft and I'm just like,

I'm so hungry and we're
putting in so much work.

We can't leave fishing.

[Trish] Yeah.

We're expending so much
energy building the raft

and we're not
eating enough food,

and that's creating
some tension.

We need that
fuel for our bodies.

I know it within myself
that I need fish today.

[Trish] He's really
pretty, this grasshopper.

[Jen] Fish, better. I
think he's pretty, too,

'cause I got one shot.

[Amber] I wish I could
see some of the fish.

Usually, they're visible.

Down there I see
those small ones.

Yesterday was really
tough working on the raft.

So I'm gonna go out
and I'm gonna fish

and provide for the girls so
they have food in their bellies

and hopefully, it'll
make you feel better.

I'm gonna cut up some bait and
prep it so I don't have to keep doing it.

Get as much time
fishing as I can.

[Amber speaking]

[Trish] You wanna see this bait?

I found a bunch
of fish over here.

There's a bunch biting.

[Amber] I'm looking
at it. Three of 'em.

Oh [bleep].

Where are you going?

[Trish] Gotta grab my hook.

[Amber] Oh, leave
it, leave it, leave it.

I'll give you a new hook.

Just leave it until
I'm done fishing.

- [Trish] I thought you were pulling it in.
- Oh, no.

There's, like, six
of 'em in that corner.

It will startle them if
you get in the water.

- I'll give you...
- [Trish] It's right here.

The hook is right here.

Trish came over to my honey hole

as I'm fishing and
she got in the water.

What are you doing?

Try not to move too much, Trish.

They're looking at my bait.

They don't really
have anywhere to go.

Got 'em?

[Amber] I got 'em.

Nice size!

Whoo!

We're eating tonight.

Let's get three more.

- Nice.
- [Amber] Get 'em, get 'em.

[Trish] Got 'em.

I was so stressed out
about her coming next to me.

And then all of a sudden Trish
is racking and stacking 'em in.

And we're taking
turns pulling in fish.

Three fish for Trish,
keep it coming.

That's a good one. That's a
good one. We need that food.

Rack 'em up.

[Trish] Between Amber
and I, we got six fish.

Jen was on the top,

ready to chop the heads off
and get them all stacked up.

Jen, you were like,
master. [Laughs]

[Trish] That's a good
team who can argue

and get their frustrations out and then still
come together and get things accomplished.

That's a good team.

O-m-Jesus.

We're having fish tonight.

- [Amber] Fish tonight.
- Whoo!

Got them Amazon
fish on the dinner plate.

[Dan] Whoo. Long hike.

- Do not step off the log.
- [Dan] Noted.

We're getting very, very close.

All right.

Welcome to my fishing hole.

It's beautiful here.

Wow! [Laughs].

This is insane.

From this tree to those
ferns is all I've done.

I haven't even gone searching
all this and look down that way.

It's just spectacular.

I feel like I've heard myths about
boiling lakes and rivers in Peru,

but this lake is
literally boiling with fish.

I'm a marine biologist,

and it's mind-boggling to me that this
lake can support this biomass of fish.

There are so many in such a small
area, that concentration's insane.

And I wanna catch one of them.

[Waz] Here's one.

[Dan] Oh, yeah.

[Waz] I use the grub to catch the first fish
every time and both times was first cast.

All right. Here we go.

You get a few nibbles
before you get a bite.

Oh.

This is insane.

- I'm telling you, dude. It's the hub.
- It's insane.

- The first cast every time, baby.
- It's so crazy.

[Laughter]

You know, it took less
than a second, man.

[Waz] Every time.

[Dan] Immediately,
I pull in a nice

medium sized wolfish.

But we didn't
come here for fish.

[Waz] I'll string 'em up and
put 'em as bait for the eel.

[Dan] Where's the eel hole?

[Waz] Here somewhere.

First time I was
at this fishing haul,

rod and I had caught
a bunch of fish.

We had them on a
stringer in the water,

so they stayed alive and fresh.

And within a few minutes,

we had a big eel come up and try
and take those fish off the stringer.

What I want to do today is try and replicate
that just to see if it's gonna attract an eel.

This is gonna be the eel line.

- For the arrow?
- [Waz] Yeah.

All right, so we just
keep an eye on this.

Come on, Mr. Eel.

[Amber] Ready?

Yeah, hold it straight.

[Amber] That's a good sized one.

[Jen] My tummy is
growling so bad, I'm like.

[Amber] I'm so ready for this.

- Two days with no food.
- [Trish] Yeah.

[Amber] No joke, man.

I'm so appreciative
of this meal.

[Trish] We've been
working so hard, you know?

This is all coming together.

You know what I really
appreciate about you, Trish?

[Trish] What?

That even you and I,
when we get all worked up...

- [Trish] I know.
- ..We walk away and do this...

- Right, yeah.
- Okay.

I think we're just, like, older,
and we're like, "whatever."

- Okay, we're cool.
- Yeah.

- Let's just do what we need to do.
- Yeah.

I was really glad to see
you guys working together.

[Amber] I'm gonna keep
trying 'cause I don't give up.

I believe in my team.

Hey, man, I'm part of the team.

I don't care about
any other thing

as long as we work as a team to
do what we need to do to get by,

I mean, that's
what I'm here for.

Amber and I had a
little disagreement.

I got out what I needed
to get out and moved on.

Had a great day fishing
and eating together.

This is so good, you guys.

Delicious.

Actually I had fun fishing, too.

[Amber] Yeah.

[Trish] She knows how I feel.

She knows I'm not
going to take orders.

As long as she gets that,

I'll do anything we
need to do out here.

I am a team player 100%.

Sorry for calling you a dick.

[Trish] Sorry if I said you
were bitching. [Laughter]

We're not kissing. We'll
make up, but we're not kissing.

[Laughter]

Are you holding your
fish stick in your toes?

[Jen] With my
toes. Yeah. [Laughs]

- I love it.
- [Trish] That's talent right there.

That is jungle talent.

[Laughter]

Oh, I love it.

[Waz] Where's my eel, Dan?

[Dan] It's coming.

[Waz] I figure,
like the splashing

and the log bite in the water,

I thought it would
attract it over.

[Dan] We've been
here for a little bit.

Why don't we go
take a walk quick?

Okay. That could be a good idea.

- [Dan] Yeah.
- [Waz] Give me two minutes.

You could start
walking if you want.

Okay.

Waz has been out
here a bunch of times,

but has only seen
that little spot.

So I'm gonna survey the
coastline over here a little bit more

and see if we're
missing anything.

Oh, ah!

Okay. That didn't
go in too deep.

Could mess me up really quick.

Whoa.

Hey, I'm over here.

Bring the bow and arrow.

There's a fat eel.

Big one.

Big, it's big, it's big.

There's eels in the Amazon that have
been reported shocking over 1000 volts

that can kill you instantly.

[Waz] Ooh!

[Dan] Pretty big... [Waz]
I'm gonna need a minute.

[Dan] We need
your bow, for sure.

[Waz] I've got a million of
these things stuck in my feet.

But they only
shock so many times

and each time it diminishes.

So if we shoot it with an arrow,

that first big jolt of electricity
would be out of the way.

Hurry. He's moving around.

[Waz] Look all the
spots with the camera.

Where is he?

[Dan] Moving. You see him.

Now, he's just
started moving more.

[Waz] All right, let
me get in there, then.

Yeah, I'm gonna try and
shoot just behind the head.

[Dan] All right. There it is.

I'm taking it.

[Dan] All right. There it is.

I'm taking it.

- [Bleep] [Laughter]
- [Waz] Yes!

[Dan] Bloody straight
through the neck.

Argh!

[Waz] Hold on.
Don't grab the arrow.

I'm pretty sure that
eels let go of a charge,

but I know the second one's
going to be about 300 volts.

And that arrow is carbon fiber,

which is gonna
transmit that electricity.

[Dan] Oh, my god.

It's, oh, electrocuted
me. [Bleep] [Laughter]

Like when a wire
shorts out, zapped ya.

Felt it all through my arm.

Oh, god!

It gets you again. [Laughs]

[Waz] I wouldn't...
I don't even...

You're braver than me because I
wouldn't be touching that thing just yet.

[Dan] Okay. Pulling it out.

[Waz] It might do another
zap, so just be careful.

- [Dan] Yep.
- [Waz] Don't touch him, you know?

[Dan] Look how big it is, man.

[Waz] I know. It's
ridiculous. That's six feet.

Oh, my god. It's huge. [Laughs]

- [Waz] Look at that thing.
- [Dan] Oh, man!

[Waz] Dan, do you even know how
much fat we're gonna be eating today?

Oh, my god! Argh!

A six-foot massive electric eel.

It's just fat.

And I can't stress enough
how much this means to us.

Ooh, I got shocked
through the line.

Have you noticed how I
haven't got shocked yet, Dan?

[Dan] Yeah, noticed that.

This is a huge
kill and it really just

hit the reset button
on our challenge so far.

We need to kill it

with like a machete in the back
of its head or something like that.

[Dan] Whack it with a stick.

[Waz] May the life in
you find the light in me.

[Dan] Oh, sorry, man.

[Waz] Sorry, buddy. Thank you.

So that's my little saying that I always
do anytime I take the life of an animal.

[Dan] I really appreciated that.

[Waz] The Amazon
is accepting us.

- [Dan] So this is your first hunting kill?
- [Waz] Yeah.

[Dan] Come here
and bring it in again.

[Indistinct chatter]

[Dan] Argh! So, argh!

Good job, buddy.

Bow hunting in the
Amazon, electric eel, check.

[Dan laughs]

- [Waz] I can't wait to say...
- [Indistinct chatter]

- Look at this.
- Look.

Look at that eel
above your shoulder,

I think six foot.

Oh, easy.

- Oh.
- Easy.

Today has just
been a magical day.

It's uh, look at that thing.

Feels like it weighs 40 pounds.

[Waz speaking]

There's no need to
hang around here at all.

Let's just get back to water.

Get back, cook this thing.

Do you like my
fishing hole, Dan?

[Dan] I love this.

[Steven] Since the eggs
are rotten and gross,

I gotta get a new
source of protein.

So I'm gonna build a little
dock so it's easier for me to fish.

So I'm not crotch
deep in Amazon mud.

That's what happened
with a leech on my manhood

that just legitifies one more
reason why I need a dock right there.

Nobody needs leeches
on their man goods.

I'm just doing
just a small dock.

It's gonna get me about
six feet off the shoreline.

With this in particular,

with my experience in Louisiana,

with team salvage,
they built a whole bridge.

[Man 4] That is
about a 60-foot bridge.

- First bridge.
- [Man 5] The first bridge ever.

I'll just be doing
something similar

because there is really
no ground to stand on.

As soon as you walk
in there you just sink.

So this is gonna help
me be able to get out there

without having to get
crotch deep in the water.

It's gonna give me an
opportunity to be able to fish easier.

It's also gonna help me
to get my water each day

without having to really expel a whole
bunch of calories just getting in and out.

And that's what's gonna
get me through the 60 days.

Whenever I build
something out here,

I have to use primitive
survival techniques.

Hopefully, it
supports my weight.

We'll see.

So what I'm doing,

I'm getting the support braces.

I gotta get them deep
down into the clay.

It's about four to six
feet into this muck.

And then what I'm gonna
do, cross them like that [bleep].

And then I'm gonna
put a cross beam

and then I'm gonna do
the same thing on this side.

I'm gonna lay some
saplings across that.

So it has some support
on this in the bank.

That way I can walk out to
here without having to be doing

what I'm doing right now.

When you're by yourself,

you gotta get all the firewood,

you gotta boil all the water and
you gotta build a mini dock alone.

So it's hard to conserve energy.

And that's my challenge.

So I'm just reinforcing

the dock part of my
dock to the cross beam

so it all becomes
one solid unit.

The more lashings put into this,

the stronger and
sturdier it's gonna be.

It's where I'm standing right here
that would be about this deep in water.

So super beneficial.

That's holding my weight.

Not bad for a morning's work.

How do you guys feel
about finishing it today?

[Jen] Yeah, let's
work on that raft.

[Amber] Well, I'm going to
grab that cordage right there.

- Let's bring our water down.
- [Jen] Yeah.

[Amber] We've been
working hard today.

[Jen] Oh, god. Yes, we are.

We had six fish. We caught them.

We ate them. It was wonderful.

Building lady taj.

I'm feeling great.

All right, let's do it.

Now it's time to use this
energy to go finish the raft.

What do you think
about pulling out

some of the
hyacinths right here?

I think that's smart.

Clearing the hyacinths
is a little difficult.

They're pretty dense
within the water.

[Trish] Who would have thought
we'd be gardening in the Amazon.

[Amber] These
flies are tearing me...

- Ugh!
- [Trish] Yeah, me too.

I need, like, one
hand to, like, fly swap.

[Jen] Are you guys
ready to drop the logs?

Are we gonna roll one at a time?

[Amber] We're
gonna lift the brackets

and they're gonna
roll in the water.

It's less work for us.

We can't be in
front of it, obviously,

so we've got to be behind it.

We're fine, just don't pop 'em.

- We're good.
- Okay.

I'm really proud of my
team and how we're doing.

We've cleared the
error to finish the raft

and get it in that water.

And it floats.

[Trish] Oh, yeah.

Start with two on the base
and we'll grab me one of the logs

and Trish and I will
start weaving it up.

We're really moving
forward as a team.

We're in a good spot right now.

[Trish] We'll hold it.
I'll let you tie, Amber.

[Jen] There's ants
on the logs, guys.

[Amber] Great
job on the cordage.

- Nice.
- You guys did really well.

- Okay, so that feels like.
- That's great.

Trish, push down
on it, on the solid.

- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah, now.

And we only have one
beam on there so far.

Yeah. It just looks so good.

I'm so happy.

Three of these. Ouch.

Ow.

I did not expect the
flies to be this bad.

This is the worst environment I have
ever survived in with this amount of bugs.

This is the worst. Hands down.

Ow! [Bleep]

All right, I got your back.

I'm on fly patrol.

It's how we gotta do it.

Let me... you tie, I'll slap.

[Amber] Oh, my god.
You're amazing, Trish.

[Trish] I've got the
fly watching job,

and I'm happy to
smack some butts.

[Amber] Looks good.

[Trish] I think it looks solid.

[Amber] You guys ready?

[Trish] We'll test it
out, see if it floats.

- [Amber] Oh, boy.
- [Trish] Hang on.

Give it a second.

[Amber] Yeah. We're
going to need a fifth log.

[Trish] A lot more.

We're gonna have to
look at the trees real quick

and get one more
decent sized one like this.

[Jen] Then the big one
will be in the middle.

Yep, it will be in the middle.

But then we're gonna
have to re-tie all the bottom?

Nope. We're just gonna add on.

I mean, it is buoyant.
We just need more logs.

We built the raft
together and it's frustrating

because the weight
can't even hold me.

But I am incredibly confident we're
going to accomplish the mission.

Trish, right here in the corner.

- [Trish] Mm-hmm.
- And then the corner.

- And that's all we need.
- [Trish] Gotcha!

Holy [bleep].

- What?
- A caiman.

- [Amber] Are you serious?
- I swear to god.

He just...

Yes, he just went under
the hyacinths right there.

- [Amber] Oh, yeah.
- Bro, it was like this big.

[Amber] It's a caiman, baby.

[Amber] We're excited.
The girls are coming.

I'm gonna show them how to set
the line and we're going caiman, baby.

We need more protein.

Building a raft is
incredibly hard out here.

Fish is not gonna keep
us going building this raft.

Trish spotted the
caiman in the river,

just around the bend from
where we're building our dock.

Okay, so... [Amber speaking]

I'm hoping it's the same
concept as catching an alligator.

I've caught multiple
alligators in my past.

I caught one in Louisiana with max
and Gary using the same line set up.

We use that tree right
there to hold the meat up on.

As soon as the gator
bites, it pulls it down.

It will go into the water with
the gator right about there.

Let's put the fish head on.

I saved the new fish
heads that we caught,

which are great for bait.

Fish head on the
strongest point.

[Jen] Nice.

[Amber speaking]

As soon as it bites
that it goes, trigger's off.

[Trish speaking]

- Right here. Not that...
- [Trish] Mm-hmm.

[Amber speaking]

Set the line up and I feel good.

And then the river
connects at the end of this.

About 15 yards from my line

there's a stream that runs up into
the jungle and connects to our ponds.

So I'm going to
use some fish heads

and set some lines there too

in case that caiman
comes up this way.

Should be good.

We are ready to get a caiman.

So got out of the shelter and I
found a tiny ass grasshopper.

And I pray, the good lord,

that this grasshopper
catches me a fish.

Protein's key right now.

I mean, it's been two days since
I've had anything substantial to eat.

I got 40 something days left

I gotta get something
in my belly, feeling it,

my brain, my body's tired.

I just need something
in my stomach.

The dock expelled
a lot of calories

and I need to catch
a couple of fish.

Be surprised what
just a bite of food

does for you when
you're, you're in this state.

I'm staying positive.

And that's the biggest tool you
can have out here is your positivity

and your mental attitude.

Some fish today and
change everything.

That's the thing about
survival and this challenge.

One day you're hungry.

Next day, you got more food
than you know what to do with.

It's disappointing
to come up empty.

You just gotta keep tracking
and you gotta keep pushing.

And, you know, food is not
just gonna land on your plate.

You gotta earn it out here.

[Dan] Look at that.

What a beautiful sight.

Eel rounds, roasting
over an open fire.

Gristly, morsel bits.

This is a hard day's
work. And it's come good.

So we've got this fatty
part of the eel here.

It's been cooking
over the fire for a while.

We're exhausted.

The big round trip.

And this is why
we do this stuff.

And this first bite I can tell you
right now is it's gonna be magic.

Oh... it just melts
in your mouth.

It's just incredible.

Wow.

Wow.

We have eaten out
here, we've had protein,

but just a couple bites a day.

So this is something to be so appreciative
of the forest giving us this moment

and it is delicious.

We're gonna be up
all night eating this.

This is like a little water
balloon of deliciousness.

I just pulled the
back strap off the fire,

a little bit more texture
than the rest of the fat.

I'm gonna sick
off of so much fat.

[Waz laughs]

[Waz speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Dan] Look at that, partner.

[Waz] Yeah.

Having a fat nap.

My partner and I,
we're having a fat nap.

I think the Amazon has
truly accepted us today.

We're doing great.

[Waz speaking]

[Dan speaking]

It is something rolling in.

It's got the fire raging.

Constant lightning.
It's strobes.

[Dan speaking]

It's been thundering, lightning.

Woof! It just got cold.

That breeze just came
shooting through. Right?

Oh, god.

[Amber speaking]

We are ready. We are ready.

Our shelter is
ready. We got this.

- [Thunder rumbling]
- It's bad, though.

[Steven speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Dan] Coming down.

Yeah.

[Waz speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Amber] Ooh. It's cold!

[Jen speaking]

It is as bad as it was day two
where it was incredibly aggressive.

And it was freezing cold,

- you could feel literally the...
- [Thunder rumbling]

It's a really bad storm.

[Steven speaking]

Man, that rain just
came out of nowhere.

Last night, I may have gotten
a total of hour and a half,

two-hour sleep.

It was the coldest
breeze I felt.

And you start losing
your body heat.

I had to keep myself warm
to not go into hypothermia.

It's the first time I've felt
lonely about being out here.

Out here in the middle
of nowhere by myself.

Every challenge I've
ever had, you know,

I've always been with a
group of people all the time,

even though this is the harshest
unruly environment I've ever been in.

Biting flies, mosquitoes,
torrential death rain.

Being by myself.

It's the hardest part out here.

[Bleep] Check this out.

Monkey skull.

If that's not, like, foreboding,
I don't know what is, right?

Snake could have got it.

Predator could have got to it.

It could have fell in
this mess and hurt itself.

There's no telling.

I'm just gonna keep
going day by day.

I'll be okay when I get
with everybody else.

Well, if there is anybody else
out here, the jungle's terrifying.

I literally baited
all five fish heads.

I put four fish heads and
chum the water with the guts.

We're gonna get a caiman.

I'm gonna scream to you guys.

Caiman on.

You guys gotta run
over with your knife.

[Jen] I think we should all
just go in as a pack to see.

[Jen] Yeah, I wanna
see that [bleep].

[Amber] Yeah, 'cause I
wanna see it right away too.

- [Jen] Live action.
- We'll just come with you right away.

Sounds good.

I'm gonna go
check the river first.

I am praying we get
the damn caiman.

The line is set so perfect.

The trigger is so gentle.

No caiman.

You wanna check line?

[Trish] Over here in the pond?

Yeah. Look, I
got... I set one here.

I got one here.

This one does not seem
like there's anything on it.

There's nothing on it.

I put one more line.

- Put down the road?
- Yeah, I did.

Look at that fish.
He's laughing at us.

He's like, "hahaha, I
took your bait, bitches!"

[Jen] Well, there were fish
jumping here yesterday...

[Amber] Yeah, this was a good
spot where we caught the fish, so.

We're going to
the big one first?

I didn't want that
to be useless.

- That rotting meat.
- Yeah, I know it.

Well, I'm glad we used it.

Oh [bleep]!

- [Trish] What?
- [Jen] What?

[Amber] A caiman.

[Trish] We're good.

Amber just yelled
"there's a caiman."

[Amber speaking]

[Women screams]

[Trish] What!

Ah, look at him!

It's a caiman.

[Trish] Caiman.

- Oh, my god.
- [Jen] We're in the Amazon.

We're about to eat a caiman.

Babe.

- [Trish] No way.
- This is thriving right here.

I set up two lines.

I put one down there, and I set
one up here and like, my lines.

Look at this. They're so jacked.

Wow.

Wow.

[Amber] Doesn't
it feel so great?

Guess who's coming
over for dinner tonight?

You are.

Look at those loins.

[Narrator] This juvenile dwarf caiman
will provide almost 6 pounds of low-fat,

high-protein meat, but
must be cooked thoroughly

to rid it of parasites.

We got a caiman.

Dude, I wanted to get a caiman.

Team taj. Team taj got a caiman.

Right here.

Getting a caiman was a
huge goal for me out here,

especially with my team.

And I know they
wanted one so bad.

[Amber] Huge win for team taj.

Oh, my god. We're badass.

Team taj, baby.
And you know what?

We are warriors in the Amazon,

and we're about to eat
some caiman. [All screaming]

[Dan] It got cold last night.

[Waz] Oh, yeah.

I'm impressed with how well
our bodies handled all that fat.

After not having
eaten very much fat.

I think our bodies
did very well.

After eating a
six-foot eel with Waz

and getting through a
storm last night, I feel great.

It's like someone
just came to me,

threw a bucket of water on
me, and the veil has been lifted,

so I feel human again.

We have full stomachs.

I can't complain at all.

Now it's just the case
of keeping good spirits.

Uh, would you mind coming over

and have a look at those
vines that I picked out?

See if we can rig up some
kinda road bench swing.

[Dan] I'm totally into increasing
our enjoyment of our time out here.

[Waz] 80% of survival is
a positive mental attitude.

When you feel good, that's
really gonna help that survival,

especially if you're looking at
40 days or 60 days in this place,

which means today I
wanna build a bench swing.

What I can do is I can
strap these to each other.

Cool. Yeah, I think
that'll work great.

Cute.

It's a very nice place as
far as our little set up goes.

It'd just be nice to have a bench
to sit on and enjoy the sunsets,

meditate a little
bit, watch the water.

So it's a good spot.

I'll tie those two
up nice and tight.

Waz is out there,
working on our love swing.

[Waz speaking]

Looking good.

Really, Waz is everything
I want in a partner.

He's positive, motivated, smart,

easy to talk to and has the
same survival style as me.

That's not bad at all.

We got this.

It's amazing to have someone
like that around to share the load.

I think it's pretty good.

- Good work.
- You wanna jump on?

I do.

Oh.

Ready?

I'm gonna push you,
like, in a romantic movie.

[Laughs]

It's huge.

- Wanna get on, too?
- Yeah.

Is it gonna be romantic?

[Dan laughs]

I want just a place
we can come and sit.

We can put our fish right here.

We can eat dinner.

That sounds nice.

Just sitting there and swinging,

feeling that breeze on my face,

looking out across the water.

It really does help with
that mental attitude.

It just is a place that sort of
recharges me for another day.

I just need to find that comfy
spot where I can balance.

There we go.

Ah.

If you feel like I'm feeling
right now in a survival situation,

you're doing good.

I love it.

That's so nice.

Jen is gutting her first caiman.

She split open the
belly like a professional.

Quite impressed.

- Great job, Jen.
- Thank you.

Just remember, the intestine is
the one you don't want to burst

because it will
pollute the meat.

[Amber] So you wanna
get the esophagus?

[Jen] There it goes. Keep going.

Get the membrane.
Looking good. Looking good.

And he's still moving.

[Amber] Yeah. Is still moving.

[Amber] Look at that tail.

How does it feel to
gut your first animal?

It's a lot of trial
and error out here.

I'm learning so much
from these ladies

and just being in the
Amazon, all savage warrior.

She's not in training anymore.

This girl is full
on savage beast.

[Amber] There's a little bit
of membrane in there still.

It is stuck in there.

Watch this. Watch this.

[Amber] It is
gonna work it. Yeah.

- [Jen] Oh, my.
- [Trish] Ooh.

[Amber] He peed on you.

He just peed on us.

I started as a fan, and I'm here
on XL doing things I've never done.

I'm learning a lot
from Amber and Trish

and proving my worth out here.

And I know I'm a
part of this team.

[Trish] Okay, go.

[Amber] Yeah.

Yep. That was a good one.

Now we have so much meat.

The best part about
caiman or alligator

is what we call the jelly rolls.

It literally, as you
eat it, it expands out.

- Looks like a jelly roll.
- Mm.

It tastes like a tenderloin.

I got two layers of meat.

The other layer is under there.

[Amber] That's a
big ass breakfast.

Yeah.

[Trish] Oh, my god. It is juicy.

It just dripped.

[Amber] Jelly roll, baby.

[Trish] Oh, my god.

[Trish] It, like,
dripped on my mouth.

[Amber] It was very barbecue-y.

I like how it gets kind
of crispy on the edges.

It's fatty.

Oh, my god.

I feel like the nourishment
coming through us right now.

We've been eating
little fish, which are great.

They've been sustaining
us for over two weeks.

I have no complaints about that.

But a caiman is
just like, humongous.

It is the first time I've had,
like, a mouthful of meat to chew.

- That didn't have...
- Right, no bones.

That didn't have, like, 50
million little fish bones in it.

This is just fueling my body.

I just feel the energy.

My first bite, grease,
just dripped down my chin.

The chin. And I was like,
"yup. Welcome to the Amazon."

Here is your caiman.

You earned this.

We are so excited about having
not just one meal from this caiman,

but we're having two meals,
two full bellies with all this meat.

Oh, it's so juicy.

[Jen] But you saved some, right?

[Trish] I got a bunch.

This evening, there is
another leaf right here

that I wrapped up you guys.

We have so much meat.

I wanna get a caiman.

I want a caiman.

I want a caiman.

As soon as I got out
here, I set up a caiman rig.

But I tell you what, I didn't catch
a caiman, but I caught a fish.

I'm gonna go ahead and
prebuild a grill and a smoker.

Last thing I wanna do
is catch a big animal

and not have time to be
able to get it over smoke,

fire quick enough.

Because if I don't get it over
flame or smoke fast enough,

it's going to go bad.

I'm doing a two-tier system

I'm doing a tier
closer to the fire

and I'm doing
one above the fire.

The bottom tier is gonna be more
of a grill to actually cook the meat

and the top tier's to actually
kinda slow cook it or smoke it.

All right. I got my two-tier
grill-slash-smoker system on lockdown here.

I'm gonna put a bunch of green sticks
perpendicular across these two cross beams.

When I need to, I can actually
pick this up out of the ground,

put it over my fire,
put my green sticks on,

lay my fresh kill on it,
start grilling Texas style.

Look at that
pretty two-tier grill.

Now I need some
meat to put on it.

[Amber speaking]

[Jen speaking]

[Amber speaking]

- [Trish speaking]
- [Amber speaking]

[Trish speaking]

[Jen speaking]

[Trish speaking]

[Amber speaking]

[Trish speaking]

So stinky.

Crap.

We had it too close to the fire.

Oh, no.

[Amber speaking]

I'm so mad.

It's rotten.

It's, like, really tough to
go out there and restart

when we had so much meat.

Pissing me off.

[Amber] And on
cue, the flies are here.

[Trish] Last night by the fire.

[Jen] Oh, my god.

We were sweating for probably
three, it was three hours.

- Yeah.
- [Amber] The caiman meat.

I smelled it, and I go, "oh,
my gosh." It was so pungent.

It was sweaty hot in our
shelter, the meat spoiled.

And I'm disappointed 'cause
we're not getting our second meal,

and it has the most majority
of the meat on it, is the body.

I'm so sorry, guys.

I didn't realize that the
meat would rot this bad.

It is day 20.

The meat rotting
is really frustrating.

Physically, I'm a little tired but I'm
confident we'll get a bigger caiman.

I mean, that's
what we're here for.

[Amber] I can smell that.

Oh, it is rotting.

It is ready to go.

It's like the worst date
you could ever imagine.

The smell.

This thing stinks.

I'm gonna go set
the lines with this.

Got a ton of bait.

I got a dead fish.

[Amber speaking]

So I'm definitely
good at gators,

but caiman is like a
whole different ballgame.

The caiman are incredibly
aggressive creatures

and it takes time to catch them.

They're incredibly
fast and they're smart.

Oh, yeah.

They love the smell
of a rotten carcass.

So I'm gonna
hang this right now,

and then I'm gonna
chum the water with it.

All right. We'll
see what happens.

New day, day 20.

Big mile marker for me.

A third of the way.

You know, I've been out
here alone for two weeks

and I've never been
through a challenge

where I haven't had a
partner the whole way.

I try to stay positive.

I gotta find some protein or else I
don't know how I'll make it to the end.

Ooh, little dwarf caiman.

So thick you just
can't see him in this.

Couple of dwarf caiman splashes.

So that's awesome.

I can reset the caiman line.

I gotta get
something in my belly.

But problem is, it's so
thick I can't even see it.

So by the time they
splash, they're gone.

I'm gonna just
set it and forget it.

Fingers crossed to put
some food in my belly.

[Dan] Day 20.

What are you thinking
of doing for the day?

[Waz] I'm gonna look
for leaves for my bed.

[Dan] I'll help you
carry leaves back.

We can bring a lot.

Let's bring the
bows with us, too.

[Waz] We might have a bit of
target practice while we're at it.

[Dan] Yeah, it'd be nice.

Neither of us are super
familiar with these bows.

[Waz] I'm feeling
really good today.

We've had a really good
eating, and I've gone to bed full,

so we're gonna go look for
some bedding material for my bed

and take the bow and arrow
with us and see what we can find.

This is a game trail.

[Waz speaking]

[Narrator] The world's largest rodents,
capybara, are excellent swimmers

and can grow up to four and one half
feet long and weigh up to 140 pounds.

We're here. Just try
and tread little lightly.

You push through that
way, I'll come up here.

This seems to be a pretty
good spot for the capybara.

You can sort of see it
looks like they've walked up

to the water right there.

You can sort of see some
footprints just up on the surface, eh?

Is that something right there?

What's that?

Oh, you were right.

Is that an anteater?

Can you eat anteaters?

- [Dan] Yeah.
- You can? [Indistinct].

Do you want me to take a shot
at this or you wanna have a go?

I'll do it.

I don't know how
quick they move.

Do you have a machete?

Just put it there on the ground,

so either of us can grab it
if that thing jumps or runs.

Okay.

Machete's on the ground.

Anteaters are pure muscle.

They're powerful
little creatures.

And they have these
long claws on them.

They get to be like inch, two inches
long and they are sharp as hell.

But that much protein out here
would be an insane boost of energy.

And for a good marksman,
this would be an easy shot.

Unfortunately, Waz
and I are not that.

But there was no reason
not to try to take a shot.

Let's see what happens.

- [Dan] I didn't get it.
- You got a clear shot?

No, not anymore.

I'm gonna go.

Oh, it's moving.

[Dan] He's at the very top.

You can't really see him well.

I think I can just
climb up there.

I can scare it down.

If he drops, I'll just jump
on him or club him or...

- [Dan] Yeah.
- Machete to the head or what?

All of the above.

Okay, keep an eye on him.

It's a risk to climb this tr and
risk mitigation is becoming more

and more and more
important to make it to the end.

Injury would take me
out of this challenge.

But a big mammalian
protein score would be huge,

so I think it'll be
worth it I kinda lost.

[Waz] So can you see him at all?

[Dan] No.

I think I can
see its tail still.

[Waz] He's moving
to your left, but slowly.

So as your head pops
up through those leaves,

you should be able to
see him almost straight up.

- You see him?
- [Dan] Yep.

He's five feet away still.

[Waz] Careful.

I don't know how fast they are.

[Dan] You can't give me the
boat now, can't you? [Chuckles]

[Waz] I mean, I could
walk it up to you, but.

[Dan] Actually,
yeah, walk it up to me.

- [Waz] Really?
- [Dan] I have a perfect shot.

Give me that fast.

I walked up.

Better than me scooting
up on my balls. [Dan laughs]

Dan's got good grip and
strength and that sort of stuff,

but he is really
high in the tree.

[Dan] I'll wait till you're back on
the ground before I take a shot.

[Waz] Stand by.

All right, good to go.

[Dan] I have a great shot.

If I miss this...

Did I get it?

No.

[Waz] It sounded
like a good hit.

[Dan speaking]

[Dan] See him coming down?

See him coming down?

[Waz] Oh, yeah.

- [Dan] Towards the water.
- [Waz] Yeah, I see him.

[Dan] I'm gonna come down.

[Waz] How do we get
this thing down now?

[Dan] We just need a long stick.

[Waz] There you
go. I got you this one.

- You can hook in with that.
- [Dan] Yeah.

[Waz] Oh, you got
one between his legs.

And you got him.

[Dan grunts]

[Waz] Just careful of those
claws, but look at the size of them.

Oh!

Ooh, ah!

Help! Help! Help! Help!
Help! Help! Help! Help!

Oh, help! Help! Help!
Help! Help! Help!

[Bleep]

Help!

- [Waz] Can't see him.
- Okay.

Is he in your hand?

Is he in your hand?

His head is near my
finger, my middle finger.

Whoo! It got me good.

I can do it.

May the life in you,
find the light in me.

It's definitely dead.

It got me pretty deep.

[Waz speaking]

I'm exhausted.

I can't imagine
what you're like.

It's a bittersweet moment.

You're excited for this win.

You're excited for what you've
just done and accomplished,

but you're taking the
life of a creature out here.

And I didn't get a kill shot and
I should have from that length.

I don't like that and I
don't want to repeat that.

And now I'm hurt because of it.

Oh.

[Waz] Whatever's in that mud
has gone all the way in, you know?

[Dan] Yep.

Can we get a medic
down here, please?

Have a look at Dan's hand.

[Medic speaking]

Yeah. I can feel
air bubbles inside.

Wow.

Some claws.

I watched his
skin lift up an inch.

Like, it, it went in like this.

And as it pulled out, I
saw your skin up to here.

It was a terrifying moment watching
this claw just go in slow motion,

too, deeper and deeper
and deeper into my hand.

Ah!

And it hurts like hell.

[Medic speaking]

[Dan] Yes.

Basically the inside of my hand
filled with mud, water and bacteria.

[Medic speaking]

I'm terrified of infection.

I'm so scared of infection.

That's something that could
take you outta here in a second.

And on top of
that, it's my hand.

You know, you need
two hands to do basically

all of your activities out here.

Thank you.

We need to be better
hunters out here.

Shouldn't miss.

Oh!

We need a high five.

Yes.

Good on you, buddy.

Good job, man. That was solid.

Just watching you, watching
you like I could see you

up in the canopy, and you're like,
push the canopy out of the way.

It was just so good just
to be there and watch Dan.

You know, he did
basically everything today.

I was just watching and
commentating, and now we're gonna eat.

This thing's pretty big. It's gotta
weigh about 30 or 40 pounds, I'm sure.

[Dan] That was something else.

This is insane.

Like... [laughs] Never
something in a million years

I thought I'd be doing, but
this was really, really close.

And we need to hone up our
bow hunting skills a little bit.

Someday we'll stop
being so badass,

and we'll work on your bed.

I'm pretty sure my
caiman bait's down.

My line's taut.
Something happened.

[Steven speaking]

I gotta put some
meat on the table.

God damn it!

Junk.

It's tangled up.

[Steven speaking]

You know, if he did a death roll
or something, he could've got off.

On these challenges, you
fail more than you succeed.

It's always a
concern about food.

That's the biggest
thing out here.

And when you're by
yourself, it is all on you.

It can break you.

It can break anybody.

[Amber] It is early morning of day
21 and today is a very special day.

We have somebody here
who has survived 21 days.

Jen, how are you feeling?

I feel really good.

I have completed 21 days.

I haven't reached 21 days
in my previous challenge.

This is a big deal.

This would normally be
extraction, but I feel so good

that I am looking forward to,
you know, just surpassing today

and 20 more days
with Trish and Amber.

Whoo, whoo, whoo!

[Laughs]

[Amber] She's worked
hard to get here,

and she succeeded at
everything I taught her.

But if I'm gonna get Jen to
40 days, I need to feed us.

We're all going to check
all the lines together.

I'll show you guys where
the lines are set and...

Caiman line, fishing
lines in the pond.

- We're set.
- All right.

Yeah. Let's get this
show on the road.

Food is always a gamble.

You don't know if
you're gonna get it or not.

And if we don't do it now, who knows
what our energy levels are gonna be like

in the days to come.

[Amber] I put a chunk
of the ribs in here.

I don't know if they
even go for that.

Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow!

- [Trish] Come on.
- [Amber] Ladies, look.

[Trish] Don't play with me.

- [Amber] Look at the line.
- [Trish] What?

[Amber] There's a caiman.

Wait, are you [bleep].

It's right here in
between the, the tree.

I'm gonna hold still.

[Amber] All right. We are
not gonna mess this up.

[Trish] Is he on the line?

[Amber] Yeah, he's on the line.

[Jen] What's he doing?

[Amber] I got my
hand on his head.

Jen, you need to come
down here and cut that line.

He is wrapped up right now.

T, can you get down here?

He is wedged between
two logs right now.

- [Amber] You can see?
- [Trish] Yeah.

[Amber] Can you get him?

Holy [bleep].

Look at this. That
looks like dinner.

We got another caiman.
[Joyous screams]

Two caiman, baby!

- [Jen] That's insane.
- Fishing, day 21.

Two caiman! [Screams]

- Oh, yeah.
- [Trish] Jen.

That's celebrating
your 21st day.

Oh, my god. It is day 21.

[Trish] Is that all right?

Is this, is this enough for
your 21st day celebration?

Yeah, I think this
will do. 21 days.

We're a bunch of strong girls, and
we have a lot of drive between us.

We're thriving and
we're doing it our way.

And it's working.

Look at that belly. [Laughs]

- Oh, my god.
- Jelly rolls.

If anybody can survive
out here, I know it's me.

So here I am to take on the Amazon
jungle along with my Naked family.

I know what it takes to
get through this place.

Time to start
cracking some skulls.

Yeah! Ha-ha!

Help! Help, help, help,
help. Help, help, help. Help.

We're about to eat some caiman.

My guts are, like, bubbling.

[Narrator] The XLS or XL success metric
weighs each group's collective skills

and survival status to
determine the likely percentage

of reaching their
40 and 60 day goals.

Dan, vulture come
and land by the fish trap.

[Narrator] After
several near misses..

[Dan] God damn it.

[Narrator] ...And a risky
trek into the jungle...

[Dan groans]

[Narrator] Waz and
Dan landed their

first major food win as a team.

- [Laughs] Yes.
- Buddy.

[Narrator] But their
second big hunting score...

It got me pretty deep.

[Narrator] ...Exposed
a dangerous weakness.

[Dan groans]

I didn't get a kill shot.

Now I'm hurt because of it.

[Narrator] Their chance of reaching
day 40 as a team rises from 54% to 61%.

[Steven] Being by myself,
it's the hardest part out here.

[Narrator] After 17 days
alone in the Amazon...

[Steven] We're
approaching the caiman nest.

[Narrator] ...Steven's firs
significant food source...

[Steven] It's almost like
my own little grocery store.

[Narrator] ...Turned sour.

[Steven] That's a rotten egg.

Can't eat these.

[Narrator] And his efforts
to focus on fishing...

[Steven] My body's tired.

I just need something
in my stomach.

[Narrator] ...Have yielded
less than legendary results.

[Steven] Goddamn it.

[Narrator] His chance of reaching
day 60 alone drops from 64% to 39%.

I really don't wanna
argue with you guys.

Whatever. I'm done.

[Narrator] Despite weeks
of recurring tension...

Trish, shut up.

No, I'll never [bleep] shut up.

[Narrator] ...A need for food has
galvanized the all-female team...

Nice size.

We're having fish tonight.

[Narrator] ...Creating a
renewed sense of teamwork.

[Amber] And it floats.

I'm so happy.

[Narrator] And new, unexpected
opportunities for success.

[Joyous screams]

It's a caiman.

- [Trish] No way.
- This is thriving right here.

[Narrator] Their team XLS rating
rises significant from 41% to 65%.

But the fortunes of all three
teams may be about to change.

Argh!

[Man 3] Here we are
in the Amazon, baby.

[Amber] Now, tradition.

Girl gets a 21-day savage post.

Now you made 21 days and you
are always an amazing survivalist.

We had a couple downs,
but we picked right back up

and it's great to know
that there's no friction there.

We are all working
together as a unified team.

Thank you so much. [Laughter]

- I love you.
- I love you. I'm proud of you.

Savage warriors are here.

We had a massive blowup and
now we're working together as a team,

but it's like it fluctuates
with them every day.

And I feel like the team
dynamic can change dramatically.

I really do respect
Trish and Jen.

I just, I hope they
give that back to me.

We'll see what happens.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Cheers. Cheers to getting
you guys 90 more days.

- Love it.
- Yep.

And this is it.

[Laughter] We got a caiman!

Day 21, caiman number two, baby!

Yeah!

[Dan] It better be tasty.

[Waz] It does look good.

Just stuffing our anteater
stew for the first time.

Looks amazing.

[Dan] Look at this.

[Waz] So all of
this, mate, is just...

You could even pick it up
with a fork if you wanted to.

It's just fallen off the bone.

- Oh, that is good.
- [Dan] It's good?

- That's good.
- That's tasty.

Okay. Give me a piece.

Oh, wow.

[Waz] It just melts
in your mouth.

[Dan speaking]

[Dan] Because the
humidity is through the roof,

you really just can't
preserve anything well at all.

So we made this 12-hour,
slow-cooked anteater stew,

and the broth tastes like something
your mother would bring you

when you're sick.

Fat, oil, gristle bits, all
floating around on top.

It is amazing.

[Waz] Get some good omen
in, our bodies will be loving that.

[Dan] That broke down so nicely.

[Waz speaking]

[Dan] Day 21.

That's it, buddy.

Normally, this would
be extraction day.

Today, it's like a massive
day for most challenges.

[Dan] I know. I don't
even wanna think about it.

[Waz] But it's just another
day for us right now.

[Dan] Definitely
progressed in this one.

Physically, I feel
like a different person

to the end of my last challenge.

There's a couple of
big milestones today,

knowing that I'm in
uncharted territory for myself.

I know Dan's in
uncharted territory as well.

We've only done 21-day
challenges up until this point,

so we're sort of
pushing through, seeing

how much we've got in the tank.

How's your hand feeling, bud?

[Dan] It's feeling okay.

It's feeling tight and it's definitely
more swollen than yesterday.

But I think that's to be expected,
considering what happened.

[Waz] Oh, 100%.

If it gets super
red and gets hot,

then that's when we need
to start worrying, you know?

Yeah.

The fact that Waz and I accomplished things
out here I could only have dreamed of,

it's really something
to be proud of.

But it's really daunting
when you have to look forward

to the rest of
your time out here.

I mean, my last 21
was basically alone.

This challenge has taken
so many other people already.

Yeah, definitely.

After cold night, I figured out
what I'm gonna do with my day.

I'm ready for the
big score, man.

I need meat.

There is a reason why
people don't live here.

It's hard.

I hope not to be
alone for 60 days,

but I mean, there's no telling who's
even left, to be honest with you.

I mean, it's brutal environment.

Peruvian Amazon.

No joke.

[Man 3] All I know is Amazon will
punch you in the face, knock you down,

chew you up and spit you out.

And hell, yeah, I'm coming.

[Man 6] And I dropped everything
in my entire life to come down here

to help the others thrive
to the end of this challenge.

The folks that are still here, I hope
they accept me with open arms.

I'm literally here to help
someone else in their journey.

[Man 3] Survivors?

Hello?

What the [bleep] is that?

Hello? Anybody here?

Are you kidding me, right now?

[Bleep] Who's here?

Hey, I didn't invite
anybody to dinner or brunch.

Hey?

[Man 3] Hello?

Who is that?

[Man 6] What's up?

No way.

[Amber] Oh, my gosh!

I see somebody.

[Trish] Who do you see?

[Man 3] What's going on?

[Steven] Are you kidding me?

Hey, hey, buddy.

Look at this guy.

No way, dude.

Hello?

Can I join you
guys in this party?

- [Dan] What?
- [Waz] What?

What are you doing here, man?

What's up ladies?

Sorry I'm late to the party,
but better late than never,

right?

- [Trish] Jesus Christ.
- [Amber] This is insane.