All language subtitles for Naked.And.Afraid.XL.S09E02.Stay.with.Me

Hang on, I can smell something.

- [Gabrielle] Dead?
- No.

Like, musky.

Like, I... it's not goat.

Like, it's musky.

Can you smell it? I
have a really acute.

Sense of smell
with things like that.

On these challenges, you're
usually able to potentially work.

From sunup till sundown.

On this challenge,
we have half an hour.

To an hour at the most
to get what we need done.

And then get back in and
warm up before it gets critical.

[Gabby] Hey, Ky, come here.

[Ky] That looks like bear poop.

[Gabby] I thought it
looked like bear poop.

Look, it's all down the
trail. One, two, three.

It's definitely
like a first poop.

When you get out
of hibernation, I think.

[Narrator] In the late
winter months of Montana,

grizzly bears and black
bear emerge from hibernation.

And travel to lower
elevations in search of food.

And to evacuate
long-held-in waste.

During their four
to six month sleep,

they do not defecate
or urinate in their den.

[Ky] Whoa.

Is that what I think it is?

Massive paw prints.

They look like bear to me.

- [Ky] What about you?
- [Gabby] I thought the same.

[Gabby] Makes
us both go nervous,

just knowing they're in such
close proximity to our area.

I think there's both grizzlies
and black bears in this area.

[Ky] The bear tracks
are probably only.

A minute walk from our shelter.

I mean, these animals
are out prowling.

And they're probably
checking us out.

One thing I am looking out
for is long, straight branches,

I think we should all carry
a spear when we come out.

I just think if we can have
something that just jabs.

And just keeps it at a distance,

because they are coming
out at this time of year.

- And they are gonna be hungry.
- Yeah.

It's snowing. [Sighs]

It is super, super
cold out here.

I'm just completely numb.

This pile right here
is Jake and Waz.

Hopefully, we
don't get completely,

like, a blizzard in here
with all these holes.

- [Sara speaking]
- [Waz speaking]

[Sara speaking]

- [Waz speaking]
- [Sara speaking]

- [Waz speaking]
- [Jake speaking]

[Sara speaking]

- [Jake speaking]
- [Sara speaking]

[Jake] I feel like sometime
Sara has a little bit.

Of a negative outlook on things,

but the fact is, she works.

And, you know, I think she's her
own worst enemy in this situation.

[Singing] ♪ we gotta
have a positive attitude ♪

♪ to get through the day ♪

It's not that I'm lacking in
any part of what I'm doing,

it's the fact that I don't
seriously believe in myself.

- [Sara] If at any point I'm annoying or you... don't.
- [Waz laughs]

- [Waz] Sara, stop it.
- [Sara] If you have a problem, just let me know.

[Waz] I need you to understand
how awesome you are.

And stop apologizing
for yourself.

There's been a couple of
times where I've noticed.

Just from Sara's choice
of words or her tone,

that she really doesn't
want to get on our nerves.

Or she feels like she
is getting on our nerves.

She's got no reason
not to be confident.

She just needs to understand
her worth and value a little bit more.

And I'm happy to help.

- [Jake] Yeah.
- [Sara speaking]

[Jake speaking]

Just trying to make a
little reflecting wall here.

Behind the fire in hopes
of kind of projecting the he

...towards the bedding area,

um, and not letting it escape.

Throughout the other parts of the
shelter where we're not sleeping.

[Narrator] By building a
rock wall around the fire.

Heat has less ways to dissipate.

Then the stones retain warmth while
reflecting and radiating heat inward.

[Jake] Try to keep as much
heat as possible in the shelter,

so hopefully we will be
sleeping better than we have.

[Trish] It's definitely colder
today than it was on insertion.

Yeah, we need a
fire going all the time,

which means somebody
has to be in here all the time.

- Yup.
- [Trish] I don't mind having that job,

but I'm not in pain so I
don't need to do that job.

My back hurts. It
hurts bending over,

I got two spots right
here where that pain is,

and it's right here
in that vertebrae.

I can't say I haven't
though about leaving,

it's not something that I
wanna do, but at the same time

I know when my back hurts, it's not
something that goes away for real quick.

[Trish] I don't want
you to leave at all.

[Rod] I appreciate that.

Coming from one person
that has chosen to leave...

...on their own accord,
to one that hasn't,

there's definitely regret.

That pain is only temporary.

It is only temporary.

I mean, it's been
since 2015 I think,

when I went to the Philippines.

So, what, seven years?

And I still regret leaving
out of the Philippines.

Think I'm gonna go home.

Regret, it lasts a
lot longer than pain.

I might go walk
that creek a little bit.

And see if I cannot
deal where some food is.

[Rod] If you go walk that creek,
string that bow and take an arrow.

[Jeremy] I just hate it, my
feet are so sensitive to the cold.

But it's worth it for me
to push through the pain.

For the team.

I'll just do what
I can for them.

That's all I can do.

I'm fixing to go out there and
see if I can find some beaver.

I've been watching that
water move around quite a bit,

and I know it's not
a fish doing that.

It's all around the banks.

I think it's a good chance
we got a beaver down here.

Yeah, it'd mean a lot to me to
be able to get something to eat.

Especially for Rod.

[Whispering]

Something's moving.

Missed him. [Bleep].

[Sighs] [Bleep].

[Wes] It's just different
level of cold out here.

It's constant, it's miserable
and there's no reprieve.

[Sarah] Skinned,
just permeating cold.

In order to make it to day 14,

we have to continue to make
improvements on the shelter.

We need to get that weather-tight
and so it holds in heat better.

We're gonna stack
this place with firewood.

We are definitely looking forward to
some warm nights here in the shelter,

and I think that's gonna change
everybody's attitude significantly.

[Jermaine] Uh, just, uh...

...shaking, trying to
get it under control.

It's taken probably an hour.

For my core temp to reclimb.

But now I'm super thirsty.

[Groans]

Bummer.

Had to push mentally. I'm cold.

Try to get us some water.

[Whispering] Aw, man.

[Grunts]

[In normal voice] Freezing.

I have had a chill,
I'm trying to beat it.

Uh, stopping the
shivering, but...

...boy.

Freezing my ass off right now.

This is the dumbest
thing I've ever done.

Undoubtedly. [Grunts]

All right, guys, we are
officially melting snow water.

[Sarah] Sweet, nice.

[Jermaine speaking]

[Wes speaking]

[Narrator] In extreme cold,
blood vessels constrict,

forcing blood to the core.

The sensation of
thirst is greatly reduced.

And urination
becomes more frequent,

allowing dehydration
to unknowingly set in.

- [Jermaine] I'm thirsty as hell.
- [Wes] Oh, yeah.

[Jermaine whispering]

[Gulping water]

[Wes whispering]

[Jermaine in normal voice]

[Wes splutters]

[Jermaine in normal voice]

[Sarah speaking]

[Wes panting]

[Indistinct]

- [Sarah] Huh?
- [Wes] [Indistinct]

[Wes vomiting]

[Panting]

[Vomiting]

[Panting]

[Wes] Ugh.

[Wes vomiting]

[Breathing heavily]

[Wes] I'm kind of
immobile right now.

- [Jermaine speaking]
- [Sarah speaking]

[Wes] This is really the
worst I've felt on any challenge.

I feel just absolutely
whipped and helpless.

This is really,
really challenging.

I'm nauseous, everything hurts.

Feels like playing NFL
football with no pads on.

Just think the
switch from the...

- ...snow water to the river water is the way to do it.
- [Sarah] Yeah.

[Sarah] I think if we're
going to boil water either way,

we might as well just
pull it from the creek.

That sounds good to me.

[Sarah] Both of the
boys are kinda hurting,

and that means I
gotta step up my game.

And also make sure that they
are staying on top of theirs.

[Exhales]

Ugh.

Yeah, that's a
lot of snow fleas.

And I can guarantee you do not
want to be drinking these in your water.

[Narrator] Near the
end of winter in Montana,

rapid melts and freezes
trap bacteria and fungi.

In various snow layers,
attracting snow fleas.

These crustacean-like
hexapods feed on decaying matter.

And can contaminate the
snow with harmful microbes.

[Sarah] There's a possibility
that that's what was causing.

Some of the issues
we were having.

I'm getting out of
here, that's gross.

We're gonna do five
minutes minimum.

- Going to check the water.
- [Jermaine whispering]

- [Jermaine] Tastes better, right?
- [Sarah] Oh, way better.

[Sarah] Notably better.

[Wes] As you're drinking it,

you know, you get your core
warm because you have to do that,

because it's freaking
freezing here.

[Jermaine] Yeah, much better.

[Sarah] You feeling better in
the nauseousness department?

- [Wes] Yeah.
- [Sarah] Okay, that's good.

- [Sarah] Jermaine, how about you?
- [Jermaine] Good.

- [Jermaine] Good.
- [Sarah] Okay.

The fire wall seems
like it's helped a little,

as far as kinda reflecting
the heat this way.

Too bad that it won't
store heat though,

that goes landing on them
in the night not quite warm.

- [Jake] Yeah.
- [Sara] Our sleeping arrangement.

Needs to be about a foot
higher, two feet higher.

[Jake] Our plan today
is we're gonna work on.

A mat to get us off the
ground a little bit more.

And then our big
goal after that's done.

Is to get out and
do a little hunting.

[Sara] We need the
mat mainly just so we.

Can stop getting
wet from the ground.

It's literally sucking
the heat from us.

[Was speaking]

The ground's almost
frozen where we're staying,

so we're losing body
heat really quickly.

The more air we can put
between the ground and us,

the warmer we're gonna stay.

Good job, Sara.

[Sara] Got a ton of Reed.

[Jake] Yeah, it looks
like it, that's awesome.

[Sara exhales]

All right, now let's
see if I can get this.

I probably lost
my two holes here.

[Waz chuckles]

- It's always the worst case scenario with you.
- [Sara] I know.

[Sara] I don't mean
to be so negative.

[Waz] I don't know
a lot about Sara,

but she came into
this not confident.

And I wanna watch
her walk out of here.

With all the
confidence in the world.

[Sara] You know, you're not the
first person that's ever said that to me.

- [Laughs] I'm not surprised.
- Holy [bleep].

Waz and Jake are very
motivational and very encouraging.

They are also very
patient with me.

I am doing things
that are helpful,

and I'm not giving
myself enough credit for it.

[Jake] So, are you gonna be
around here working if we go...

...out for a bit?

[Sara] Well, don't you want
me to tie the things together?

- Yeah, that'll be awesome.
- [Sara] Okay.

[Waz] You're gonna do amazing.

- [Waz speaking]
- [Jake] Got my slingshot.

- [Jake] Got your bow?
- [Sara sniffles]

[Jake] Okay, let's go
fetch some supper.

[Sara] Good luck, guys.

[Jake] Thank you.

[Jeremy grunts]

[Exhales and sniffs]

It's like the grizzly first
emerged from his cave.

I'm hungry. I need
something in me

'cause I'm running
out of energy.

[Narrator] In frigid weather
shivering burns stored body fat,

producing heat and
regulating core temperature,

but shivering consumes nearly
400 additional calorie per hour.

[Jeremy] I just wanna get some
kinda food, whether it's trout...

...rabbit, that'd be a
huge morale boost.

But what I've gotta do
is just remember that

I can only stay out so long. I
gotta come in and warm up.

If I try to stay out past
an hour or two too long,

I don't want a medic coming in
here and medically tapping me.

Everybody's betting on me
to be home within seven days.

My brother told
me before I came,

he knows how
much I hate the cold.

He said, "you'll be back
before the end of the week."

How do you think I'm gonna do?

I think I'll see you
back next Friday.

I'll buy you a steak dinner.

I'm still here.

And I'm gonna be here
on day 14, walking out.

[Trish] I am tending the fir.

Rod's back, not feeling
good, it hurts for him to walk.

And it's really cold outside

[Rod] My back right
now, still right around.

Probably a six in pain.

I can deal with it.

And I've been dealing
with it, you know...

It's one of those things that

I don't know if it's gonna get
better, if it's gonna get worse.

[Trish speaking]

[Rod chuckles]

[Trish] I'm always ready to
step up and fill in where I can,

and I want all of us to bond
together and work as a team.

[Rod] I know Trish has
done other challenges,

it seemed like she
wanted to be her own boss.

And no matter what she said,
it was always taken wrong.

[Trish] You're micromanaging
it, I got the log over here.

- I am micromanaging. I know how to build a raft.
- Well, you don't need to.

- I don't need to be micromanaged.
- Trish, shut up. Right now.

No. I'll never [bleep] Shut up.

[Rod] But she's very strong.

She knows what she can do,

she knows her skill set,
she knows her ability.

And I'm glad for her to be here.

[Trish speaking]

[Ky] I'm still not content
with the firewood we have,

just because we
almost ran out last night.

So I might let you two
go to the lake and I'll, um...

...collect a little firewood
and get that fire going,

- [Ky] Try and warm up.
- [Gabby] Sounds good.

[Gabby] Well, we won't be
long, temperature like it is.

[Ky] Yeah, it's
dropping rapidly.

[Joe shivering] So...

...first time out
[Pants] since day one.

I am trying to be
more productive.

Very much still in
pain from this cold.

This is just not something...

I don't think people are meant
to be out here exposed like this.

Ky and Gabby are
amazing workers.

I wanna do the best that I can.

Because that's
what they deserve.

'Cause I know they're
gonna give it to me.

[Coughing]

- [Gabby] You okay?
- [Joe] It's just...

I find the colder I get, it's like
my chest wants to tighten up.

[Gabby] If there's
anybody that I thought.

Would probably have a
hard time with the cold,

it's Ky having literal
no body fat, so...

...for Joe to be struggling,
it's definitely worrisome.

[Joe] In order to scout the
area and find sustenance.

We can't just sit in the
shelter for the next two weeks,

it's just not, that's
not acceptable.

So we gotta get out there and
find whatever it is that's here.

We got rabbit tracks.

There are tracks leading
right under that log.

Okay, more rabbit
tracks up here.

Joe, I think I see the rabbit.

Here.

Got your machete?

[Joe] Oh, I wish I had a bow
right now, this is such an easy shot.

He's got his eyes fixed on me.

He doesn't see you there.

All right. Here goes nothing.

[Groans] Ugh.

[Bleeping]

[Gabby] I know. It's all right.

We can chase them
around if we want to.

[Joe] It's okay.

Just knowing that there's something out
there for us, just a potential food source.

It makes me want to
push that much harder.

[Gabby] Let's just get back.

[Joe] It's still
freezing out here.

[Jeremy] I've been out
here in the snow for a while.

It's some type of bird.

[Grunts]

I'm trying to see if there's
a carcass of it around.

They ate every damn bit of it.

Would've been nice to come
across something half-ate, though.

I don't mind scavenging the
rest of the meat if it's still good.

[Breathing heavily]

[Exhales]

Oh, wow, my head feels so hot.

[Breathing heavily]

[Exhales] God.

[Shivering and
breathing heavily]

[Shivering and crying]

[Breathing heavily]

It's, uh, just...

[Hums in disagreement]

[Jeremy] It's, uh, just...

[Crying] I'm not going home.

[Cameraman] I'm here.
Just take, take it easy.

[Sniffling, crying]

[Cameraman] Take it easy.

[Jeremy steadies his breathing]

It's crazy 'cause
I'm not even cold.

I'm fine.

[Kelsey speaking]

Okay? Let me check you.

[Jeremy] I'm not... mmm.

[Kelsey] But I need to
check on you, honey.

[Sighs]

[Kelsey] You just got up too
quick? You got dizzy after walking?

- [Jeremy] I guess.
- [Kelsey] Okay.

Can you answer some
simple questions for me?

I can answer you anything.

- How many quarters make a dollar?
- Four.

Four. Okay. Do you
know what state we're in?

- Montana.
- Okay.

And you feel like you're good
to keep trying to find food?

- I will find food. I got to eat.
- Yeah.

He's safe medically.

I instructed him to
drink some more fluids,

plenty of water,
get some nutrition.

Take it easy when
he feels lightheaded,

that we want him to
sit down right away.

So that we don't risk him
falling and becoming injured.

- I've got to get to moving, though.
- [Kelsey] Yep.

- 'Cause my feet are getting freezing cold.
- [Kelsey] All right.

Let's move.

[Jeremy] It scared me. I think
it's because I haven't ate nothing.

I'm burning more
calories, more energy.

But, Kenny, you said I'd be home
by the end of the week, old boy.

Guess what? [Clicks
tongue] I'm still here.

So you suck it, son.

I'll see you on my 14th day.

[Jermaine] I'm
bringing back firewood.

Although I'm
feeling a little better.

No matter what you do,
you get out of the shelter,

that wind's easily
40, 50 miles an hour.

I've been out here three
minutes and I'm freezing.

I'm a tall person.
I'm a big dude.

This pelt, although on somebody
small it would cover a lot of them,

it's only covering
40% of my body.

[Sarah] Yeah. I
can do that next.

[Jermaine] Let's do that.

I've got my arms,
I've got my legs

I've got to worry
about 'cause it's cold.

But there's one more
appendage, a fifth appendage.

That I do not want to be cold

I'll loose a toe, but I won't
lose the fifth appendage.

Can't lose it.

As long as my butt is
covered it helps a lot.

[Sarah] Reindeer hides,
they have one of the highest

insulation values of
any animal hide out there

[Jermaine] Only thing I'm
worried about is it stays on.

Need to improve the situation
for him because I know.

He needs to keep
his, uh, groin warm.

Oh, that's going to look nice.

[Jermaine] It'll do.

- Yeah?
- Let me grab this part.

He's a big dude and
those reindeer hides.

Are not necessarily
the largest around.

- Higher? Okay.
- Yeah, so it sits atop my hip bone.

- [Sarah] There you go.
- [Jermaine] Yeah.

All better. Feels like a diaper.

I don't know if it'll
stay on, honestly.

[Sarah] It...

[Jermaine] I don't really feel
very hilarious at the moment.

Have to walk around like bam
bam with my diaper falling off.

It's kind of [bleep]
up, actually.

Jesus, that's cold.

[Waz] They're 15 yards apart.
You stay low, I'll stay high.

Okay.

Just so that we can.

Work together we
should be side by side.

And that way if he scares
anything towards me, I can get it.

If I scare anything
towards him, he can get it.

[Waz] Jake, there's lots
rabbits scared up around here.

So I know they're
gonna be in this area.

[Sniffs]

[Grunts]

Where is it? Oh, is it...

[Waz] Oh!

I don't know if I got it.

- Oh, no.
- [Jake] Must have just missed it.

Something shot off. It
looked like it was a hare.

Unfortunately we
were unsuccessful.

But it was our first time
so I remain optimistic.

Um, there's Rose hips over here.

They're kind of like
dehydrated, almost.

Like, a little sad, but, they're
a great source of vitamin C.

They don't taste good.

They just taste kind
of like cardboard.

They still have some
nutritional value to them, so...

Try to make the most
of what we've got.

Gotta eat.

I get really bitchy
when I'm hungry. [Spits]

[Sara grunts] By getting all this
between us and the actual ground,

it'll help us get
warmer, get better sleep.

'Cause' we're more comfortable.

How are you?

Trying to break up branches.

[Jake] How'd you
go with that bedding?

[Sara] You can look at it.

- [Waz] Nice.
- [Jake] Well done.

[Sara] Okay.

- It's looking good.
- [Jake] Looks great. Yeah.

So that's completed for now.

[Waz] Sweet.

[Sara] Waz and Jake are
just absolutely amazing.

I appreciate them beyond belief.

Just knowing that
they both believe in me,

it means everything.

[Jake] Whoa, this is kind
of cozy right here. I like it.

It's nice, under here. Yep.

[Waz] Judging me for
rolling in my sleep, now.

That's what it's come to?

Sleep, when I'm
unconscious making choices.

You're lucky I don't have a Martini
in my hand, I would throw it at you.

[Waz laughs]

I'm covered up in my
nice bison hide here.

Still cold, though.

We all are snuggling
and we're back to back.

I don't think you could
get a stick between us.

We're so cold and
we're shivering, so.

It helped, though.

[Waz speaking]

[Sara speaking]

- [Jake] I'm pretty happy, guys.
- [Sara] I'm happy.

- [Waz] I'm really happy too.
- [Jake speaking]

[Joe] My legs are
already burning.

[Sniffles] Each of these
steps is friggin' agonizing.

This just sucks.

I can definitely feel my
energy levels going down.

It's just, the
constant shivering.

It's... it really
takes it out of you.

I just...

[Big breath, gulps]

I know if I keep going I'm
gonna, gonna be useless.

- Yeah, I hear you. I know.
- [Joe] I just need to rest.

[Gabby] You got
to rest. Exactly.

Get in there. The
fire's going. Get warm.

[Joe] Oh, it's so cold.

[Ky] Is your foot getting soggy?

[Gabby] Not at all. Is yours?

[Ky] I've gotten through
to the soggy layer now.

[Gabby] Oh, no.
I'm sorry to hear that.

I always keep an eye on the sun,
where it is above the mountains,

to know how much time we
have before we have to get warm.

Everything for me in
survival is risk verses reward,

calories in verses calories out.

If I'm going to expend
more calories getting food.

Then I'm gonna earn from
that food I'm gonna get,

it's not worth my time.

[Gabby] So there's
water in here.

[Ky] Oh, down
in this little thing?

- [Gabby] Yeah.
- [Ky] Is that cress?

[Gabby] It is.

We come across watercress.

It's a vegetation that
grows in the water.

And is also edible and
relatively good for you.

So we threw it in
our bag for later.

Should we go back and
have a watercress soup?

[Gabby] Let's go try it out.

[Ky] My toe's already cold.

And this snow is really
coming in heavy now.

[Gabby] Oh, that was a
wet spot. Don't step there.

Continuous cold is absolutely
the worst about all this.

I mean...

[Sighs] It's just, temperature is one
thing, but the wind just doesn't quit.

It just... it takes every
little bit of energy out of you.

You get this chill in
you... you can't get it out.

[Clears throat]

[Exhales]

I'm really, really
struggling out here already.

[Whispering] Ow, ow, ow.

[Gabby] It feels like there'
ice crystals all around us.

[Ky] This is like,
legit cold outside.

[Gabby] A little too wet and
too cold to do anything right now.

[Ky] Yeah. We have to
start heading back now.

Joe! Is the fire raging?

Joe?

[Gabby] Joe, you okay?

[Ky] Whoa. Are you okay?

[Gabby speaking]

[Ky] Joe?

[Ky] Are you okay?

[Gabby] He's passed out.

I'm trying to get a
pulse on him, but...

Whoa. Oh, my goodness.

Joe, are you okay?

Can you hear me?

- [Joe speaking]
- [Gabby] Okay.

[Joe speaking]

How long have you,
have you been like this?

[Joe speaking]

[Ky] Do we need
to get the medic?

[Joe speaking]

And I've been kind
of here ever since,

just to kind of
recoup and recover.

[Gabby] Joe's not
feeling very well.

He is getting cold sweats
and feeling nauseous.

And feeling like
he's gonna pass out.

So, obviously that's concerning.

[Joe] So, this has happened to
me before, it's not uncommon.

Just, it's like I knew it was
coming so I just had to lay down.

[Gabby] Joe, we have watercress
out here if you're hungry.

- [Joe] Okay.
- All right?

[Joe speaking]

So, this is edible.

Um, the only concern is the water
that it's in could be contaminated.

So, we allowed it to boil
for several minutes, um,

to hopefully knock down any parasites
or bacteria that might be in the water.

Think it needs some
salt. Not bad, though.

Pudgy.

Yeah, there's some
gritty bits in there.

[Both laughing]

I mean, for me there's something
psychologically rewarding about.

Putting something in my
tummy right now, though.

- Like it doesn't have to be much.
- Mmm-hmm.

- A couple bites makes a big difference.
- Yeah.

[Ky] Let us know if
you need anything, Joe.

I'm just trying to
catch my breath.

[Ky] Well, just relax a while.

[Jake] We could
definitely use some food.

I like to take a
look at the creek.

And see what we
might be able to do.

As far as trout and fishing.

It's a resource that's
reals close to our shelter.

And that would be a really easy
source of some great proteins.

Seems pretty solid.

Not really the most
ideal ti for catching trout.

A lot of the creek
is covered with ice.

So, just trying to think,
almost like a beaver would.

Possibility of damming this
up, breaking some of the ice up.

To kind of create
a little fishing hole.

Hopefully make
it a little easier to,

to land some trout for dinner.

[Narrator] By creating a dam.

Trout are unable to swim
and float downstream.

The dammed water
pools up, melting ice.

And revealing hiding
areas along the shore.

There are definitely
some hazards.

Right now I'm on
top of the creek,

just hoping that
it doesn't break.

Um, but I want
food really badly.

Op, there goes my belt.

I put a couple stones down.

I'm gonna go warm up
by the fire for a little bi.

And come back down
hopefully with Waz.

I'll have double the horsepower.

Um, and if these have kind
of disappeared by that point,

I know that it's working
and it'll be worth the effort.

To, uh, put into
finishing this project.

Oh. So my rocks are gone.

So I put a couple
of stones down here.

So, the water has
definitely started to pool up.

Just from that, so I feel
like with a little bit more.

Hopefully that'll start
causing the ice to break away.

There's a trout, right there.

- See it?
- [Sara] Yeah.

- [Jake] It's, oh.
- [Sara] It's right there.

[Jake] Seeing a trout
come up into that pool.

Just makes every effort
completely worthwhile.

It's kind of right
under the ledge.

I mean, we just basically
throw a [bleep] load of stuff on it.

Just like the beavers
did in the days of old.

Ready? One, two, three.

[Jake] Yes! Dammit!

[Jake] Our plan is to clog this river
up, and create, like, some extra water,

get the ice outta there, and
hopefully have a little better advantage.

For, uh, hookin'
ourselves a few trout.

All right, yeah, that stream is
gettin' deeper by the second.

[Waz] My promise is by the
end we're gonna get a fish.

I want a trout from Montana.

[Jake] If you get six a those
things a day, I'd be happy.

[Bear grunting]

Jeremy had some gas last night.

- Oh, boy, did he have gas.
- He did!

- That is not an understatement.
- It was like a moose whisper.

- [Whooshing]
- [Rod] Hey, man.

- [Trish chuckling] And we're under this hide, so...
- [Moose moaning]

- ...so he Dutch ovened us last night.
- Yeah.

Covered wagon, Dutch oven...

[Trish] We're really
bringing this team together.

[Jeremy passing gas]

- [Trish] Oh, god, going under the covers.
- [Rod] Oh! Man.

- [Rod laughing] That... that hurts my back laughing. Ow!
- [Trish giggling]

[Trish] Lookin' good.
Lookin' good, Rod.

[Rod] Thank you.

[Rod exhaling]

[Rod] I usually don't stop, I usually don't
slow down, and you know, not bein' able.

To do that out here, that
gets to 'ya, I mean, it's tough.

You know, even though my back hurts, and I'm
in a lotta pain dealin' with it, we need food.

I know Jeremy's never done dead
falls. I've got experience in that.

And we need to try
to get that beaver,

and one of the best ways
to do that is with a trap.

I need to do this for
my... for my team.

- Yeah, I'm glad Rod's up.
- [Trish] Yeah, me, too.

I'm extremely happy
to see him on his feet.

If we get a food win, that'll
boost him up, and he'll stay.

[Jeremy] I'd love to get
a rabbit over a beaver.

- I don't care what it is.
- [Jeremy] But I'll take either.

[Rod] There goes that beaver!

We've seen a beaver that's been
coming up and down the bank over here.

So we're gonna set a trap up here,
dead fall, that's gonna drop down.

When that beaver comes through to try
to get from o body of water to the next.

We gotta get busy.

It's what you
gotta do for dinner.

Ooh, that wind's cold.

Oh, you get
light-headed, get dizzy.

Oh. [Exhaling]

That's what it's gonna do.

This gonna be the hard part.

I gotta put both these logs on there, and
sit this trigger on there at the same time.

The second log, all it
does is add weight...

...and there goes my trigger.

Ugh.

Ugh, my ribs. Cramp!

[Rod grunting]

There it is.

[Grunting]

Ugh. [Sniffling]

I wanted to help them
do the beaver. [Sniffling]

I wanted to help get food.

[Crying] I feel like crap.

I don't wanna leave my
teammates. [Coughing]

Now, I don't know what to do.

Hey, you know, I
can smell something.

[Ky] Whoa! Massive paw print

[narrator] For
this XL challenge,

the survivalists are given an
FSR, or frozen survival rating,

that weighs each group's ability to
complete the challenge as a team.

- [Ky] Is that cress?
- [Gabby] It is.

[Narrator] Ky and Gabby landed
the first food win of the challenge.

[Gabby] It's a vegetation
that grows in the water,

and is also edible, and
relatively good for you.

[Ky] Whoa! Are you okay?

[Narrator] But Joe continue to
struggle with the freezing temperatures,

leaving the whole team
vulnerable in this hostile environment

- [Ky] Oh, my goodness.
- [Joe breathing heavily]

[Narrator] Their FSR
drops from 71 to 53%.

[Waz] I need 'ya to understand
how awesome you are.

And stop apologizing
for yourself.

[Narrator] Sara is overcoming her self-doubt
and realizing her value to the team.

- [Waz] Nice!
- [Jake] Well done!

[Sara] Okay, that's
completed for now.

[Narrator] The group's positive mindsets
allow the to endure the wind chill,

and work seamlessly as one.

[Jake] Yes! Dammit!

[Narrator] As a result, their
FSR rises from 64 to 66%.

[Narrator] Jermaine and Wes have
suffered from the cold and tainted water.

[Wes throwing up]

[Narrator] But Sarah stepped
up to improve the situation.

- [Wes] Tastes better, right?
- [Sarah] Oh, way better. Notably better.

[Narrator] With the
team on the mend,

their chance to finishing
rises from 56 to 67%.

[Narrator] With Jeremy at
his physical breaking point,

Rod pushes for a food web.

It's what you
gotta do for dinner.

[Narrator] But his efforts
quickly lead to more pain.

Jeopardizing the team's chance
of completing the challenge.

As a result, their team FSR
rating plummets from 47 to 29%.

Now, Rod's future in
this challenge is in doubt

[sobbing] I don't wanna
leave my teammates.

[Coughing]

[Rod] Wow. [Coughing]

I don't know how
to solve the problem,

and I don't know if it
can be solved here.

[Sniffling]

Ugh.

[Rod] Took care of the trap.

You know, I've been dealing
with this since from day one.

- I see it all over your face, don't even say it.
- [Jeremy] We ain't listening.

Rod, why?

I don't know what else I can do.

You know we'll take care a you.

I know, but what... what I think I
need to do for my back, I can't do here.

[Rod sobbing] I feel like crap.

I don't like it when I come out on a
challenge, and this kind of crap happens.

My back hurts.

It really sucks.

[Jeremy] I just hope
that you are 100%.

- I am.
- [Jeremy] And I'm not tryin' to convince you to stay,

I'm not.

I'd love for you to stay,
don't get me wrong,

'cause I need you
right here, hot Rod.

I didn't have it set to my mind,

until I went out there,
and tried to put up the trap,

and I wanted to get
the trap in for 'ya.

Thank you.

- [Rod] I fixed the trap.
- I mean, maybe they'll be one last.

Thing from 'ya,
you'll get to feed us.

[Rod] I wanna see you guys get
those, I wanna get 'em with 'ya.

I know, man, I was
hopin' that you would.

[Rod] Watch you guys
feast over beavertail.

It sounds like you
made your mind up.

I have because of my body.

[Jeremy] You know your body,

and if you felt like you done pushed yourself
to that limit and went a little more,

and you feel it's
time, then it's time.

I think it's that time.

- I'm sorry guys, I wouldn't bail out for no reason.
- [Trish] I know.

[Daniel] So what's
goin' on, Rod?

I'm... I'm tapping. I'm done.

You're tapping, you're sure?

- I'm... I'm 100%.
- [Trish] Don't leave yet.

Okay, I'll get you outta here.

- Every second you've been out here, you've been awesome.
- [Rod groaning]

- [Trish] We love you. You're part of the team.
- [Rod crying] I'm sorry guys.

[Trish] Don't be sorry,
we love you, Rod.

You're a [bleep] awesome
teammate and this really sucks.

[Jeremy] We'll
meetin' up together,

- and we're gonna be on a cruise...
- Get over here,

- and give me a hot hug.
- ...Ship together.

[Trish] I love you, buddy.
Thank you for everything.

[Rod] You're the best...

...you've been the best experience
I've had on Naked and Afraid.

[Rod] With my back hurting, this
environment's too tough for me, right now.

It's too hard for me
to... to press through.

You know, surviving Naked
in freezing temperatures.

Is tough, it's
really, really tough.

You know, I've... I've battled, uh,
bugs in Amazon and the mosquitos.

I've battled the animals
the animals in Africa,

and this has, by far, been
my toughest challenge.

[Trish] You know, you're
worth more than this pelt, right?

[Rod] I know.

I love you, guys.

- [Trish] Love you, Rod.
- [Jeremy] Love you, too, a lot.

[Trish] We'll miss you.

[Rod] I'll miss you, too.

It's hard to leave 'em.

But I also don't want to keep goin'
through what my body's doin' right now,

and the consequences of
that come up with, either.

It was a hard decision, it's just
a decision that I had to make.

[Jeremy] I was
hopin' he'd get better.

[Wes] It is cold as hell.

Holdin' out.

Freezin' to damn death.

[Jermaine] When I say, "cold.

Our water is
literally refreezing.

[Jake] It's freezing.

It's the most
miserable night yet.

Eeek, that wind just gets in.

I just want a heater,
and a hot shower.

[Jeremy] Rod, he just...
he couldn't take it anymore.

We tried to encourage
him, we tried to push him,

so we... we're gonna
definitely miss Rod.

Now that we're down one, it puts
all that work now on two people.

[Trish] Keeping fire, and just
fixing the shelter up to keep warm.

Everything is much harder.

[Jeremy] I would a stayed
completely uncomfortable.

- The rest of this challenge, hurtin' for him to stay.
- [Trish] Yep.

[Jeremy] I'm startin' to
shake with my hand up.