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See the little ants crawling up?

Yeah, I see them.

What do you think? You wanna sit down and have a meal?

[Wes] It's not gonna do a whole lot for us.

I do feel like we're getting down to it.

Where we have to have some food, some protein,

even if it's small amounts.

[Jermaine] Cook them or eat them raw?

I think sit right here and eat them.

Until you don't want to anymore.

[Wes] I'll go with that.

[Spits and groans]

[Laughs and spits]

That's nothing tasty about that at all.

I'm a survivalist, but eating the ant, it's disgusting.

[Spits]

Tastes like dish-washing detergent.

That sucks, man. I was so excited about that.

[Wes] My number one survival skill's being stubborn.

I ain't quitting, me.

- I don't have a problem with this right here at all. - It's crazy.

I really don't like it.

It's small wins.

I think there are about 10,000 small wins in this whole pile.

Hmm.

- You eating the bone marrow? - Mmm-hmm.

Hey, that's good for you.

[Jake] I feel like a vulture.

[Narrator] On day nine of the challenge,

Jake delivered a significant protein win for his team.

A coyote. Doesn't seem like it's been dead that long.

That's the last of the meat.

- [Waz] That's a problem. - Yeah.

The next kinda push forward is gonna be.

Tackling the fish. We're getting 'em.

[Waz] I'm making this crawdad trap.

Pretty confident there are gonna be crawdad.

In and around this area.

We got some trees with their roots growing out of the banks.

So as that water rushes past.

Bugs are gonna get caught up in there,

so I know there's gonna be crawdad sorta hanging around.

In Australia we call them yabbies.

[Sara] Are you gonna bait it with coyote stuff?

Yeah, I've already got coyote kidney in there.

[Sarah] Awesome.

[Waz] These rocks are very loose under foot.

The last thing I wanna do is fall in,

'cause then I'll lose a lot of body heat.

Whoa.

My feet are freezing.

I wanna get right up under the backup here.

Under this ledge.

All right, so that's sat off nicely there.

My feet are at a pretty harsh sting right now.

So I'm gonna head back over, get these feet by the fire.

And warm up a little bit.

Think if we can get some of these trout,

it's gonna boost everything.

How am I supposed to get over there without getting wet?

Why I hate this weather so freaking much,

no matter how much water I'm drinking,

it's like my skin's getting dryer,

my lips are cracking and bleeding more.

I'll try here in the rapids a little bit.

I don't see any signs of them even coming through here.

[Sighs]

[Sara breathing heavily]

Waiting for the sun to beat the wind.

That's well described right there.

[Jermaine] I'll go check the snares.

[Wes] Jermaine, he is trying so hard to snare rabbits.

He's been out there every day with no returns so far,

and good lord, anything to eat would be good besides ants.

[Narrator] After 10 days of trap failures,

and Sarah's fish basket still incomplete...

[Jermaine] We just gotta get it done.

So we can get it [bleep] in there.

[Sarah] I hate to say it, dude.

But this is a situation of survival over ego.

[Stuttering] I... I agree!

[Narrator] ...A growing hunger exacerbates team frustration

[Wes] Well, I hope that damn fish trap gets don

I'm getting awfully impatient I swear.

I might have to talk to her.

Like she's a 16-year-old daughter.

- Hey, I gotta talk to you for a second. - Mmm-hmm.

Sorry if it's causing you anxiety,

and I don't wanna have anxiety with you or at you.

- Okay. - [Sighs]

- Fish basket's taking forever. - I know.

It's like four or five days now.

- I know. Mmm-hmm. - You're a craftsman.

But we gotta get this mother in the water.

- I'm hungry. - I feel ya.

I am [bleep] hungry.

I don't wanna be [bleep] with you or anything else.

No, no, I appreciate it.

I'm just, I'm stressing about it in my head.

And I don't wanna have any anxiety between us,

because we get along fantastic.

Yeah. No, I appreciate.

The open, honest communication, dude.

I'd much rather that you have this conversation with me.

Than, you know, just sit there and boil in it.

[Wes] I don't want to do that.

And hopefully between Jermaine, what he's up to,

you finishing this sucker up.

And me fishing, we'll get some food.

- Yeah. - Thank you.

Yeah, no problem.

[Jeremy] I'm exhausted and I'm starving.

Let's see if that permafrost has melted some,

see if we can catch a grub.

[Trish] All right, let's try it.

[Narrator] Trish and Jeremy attempted to procure cattail.

By burning through a foot of permafrost.

[Jeremy] That's still solid.

[Sighs]

[Narrator] Only to come up empty-handed,

leaving them 10 days without consuming any food.

It's like ice under the surface layer.

Of this bark, did you notice that?

[Jeremy] Yeah, I notice it.

I know a lot of times grub gets in these rotten logs.

If we can find some grubs.

Then we might be able to catch a fish.

If we can't catch a fish on grubs,

we can at least eat the grubs.

[Trish] Hey, Jeremy.

- You find something? - [Trish] I think so.

Heck yeah!

[Trish] Found a big old worm.

[Jeremy] Good find, Trish.

I'm gonna cut me a fishing pole.

[Trish] Jeremy is feeling pretty similar to me.

With not eating for 10 days.

This is definitely the toughest physical challenge

I've ever taken on.

But Jeremy and I can do.

Pretty much everything together as a team,

to just keep each other motivated to keep going.

[Jeremy] I'm hoping them fish and stuff are moving.

Along that bank over in that deeper water.

- Is that two lines each? - [Jeremy] Yeah.

- There you go. - Thank you.

You're welcome.

Which location are we gonna try first?

This one closest to us?

We haven't tried anything on the right side of the lake.

I don't know.

It didn't look like it had the drop-off that we need.

[Narrator] After their partner Joe was forced to leave the challenge...

[Sighs] This just wasn't my time.

[Narrator] ...Ky and Gabby remain steadfast.

In their efforts to score a fish.

- Looks like a nice little drop-off there. - Right there.

[Gabby] All you can do is cast and try, right?

[Ky] It's a bit frustrating Gabby and I have got.

Everything dialed in in this place,

except for how to get food at the moment.

We had a success earlier on.

But the lake was in different condition.

When they only had one option for a breathing hole,

which was where we made it in the ice,

they were all coming here.

And now they go wherever they like,

far and wide.

We know they're there.

Yeah. It's kinda defeating.

We're sitting here for hour and hours.

Trying to pull something in.

Hope for the best, and not even getting a nibble.

Ooh, ooh! I just felt a tug.

- [Gasps] - I think you have one.

Get her in, get her in, get her in!

- It's huge! - Get it.

[Gasps] I can hardly fit my hands around it!

Oh, my gosh!

- [Gabby] That's a beauty. - [Laughs]

- Oh, my gosh, it's shooting row out. - Ooh! Eggs!

Quick, catch it! That's food.

Wow, we got food for tonight!

- That's awesome, Ky. - That's a victory.

That's a huge girl, wow.

All right, let's kill her so we get this over with.

- Yeah. Do you have the hatchet? - I do.

[Gabby] Losing a partner any time is tough.

This challenge is no joke, but, um,

Ky and I have this. There's no doubt in my mind.

We're gonna finish this challenge together.

[Ky] Welcome to the kitchen

[sighs] How long you think we have?

[Ky] I think there's enough in there that we start eating now.

You did good, Ky.

- You did real good. - [Laughs]

[Laughs]

- Look at that. - [Giggles]

How good does it taste?

It tastes sweet, like... amazing.

[Gabby] I already feel better.

This was our last key to the puzzle.

[Gabby] Now I have the task of.

Trying to catch a bigger fish than Ky.

[Both laugh]

[Winds blowing]

- [Sarah] You heard that, right? - [Wes] Yup.

Big thing.

- [Growling] - Shh, shh, shh.

[Footsteps]

[Jermaine] They're pacing.

[Wes sighs]

[Animal growling]

Guess it's back to trying to sleep

with wildlife outside your camp.

Later.

Hey, Wes. What do you call that?

That's a mountain lion.

Those are definitely fresh.

Less than 50 feet from the shelter.

- [Wes] Looks like he's checking us out. - Yeah.

Oh, wow.

They're certainly not scared of us.

Usually we're in the woods and we look like humans,

and the mountain lions really don't want anything to do with us.

Here, we look like animals.

We're wearing hides.

They look at us just like they would a deer.

Or an elk, and so we're actually prey.

We're one of the many things that they can eat out here.

[Jermaine] I'll go check the snares.

Hey, good luck, buddy.

- [Wind blows] - Oh! Brutal.

There's a distinct creepy feeling.

Any time that you feel there's an animal around,

but the thought of walking to check the snares,

it's scaring the hell out of me.

But we need a food win. We need it.

Nothing.

The traps are perfect.

I mean, if you look at these traps,

you'd think you bought them at the store.

But nobody wants to come in.

That set-up is so perfect. Just go in there, rabbit.

See if I missed anything.

This whole area's a little creepy.

Looks like there's a den.

We know a mountain lion's been around our place.

I have my hatchet ready.

[Whispers] Yeah, it's scary.

I don't know how smart this is.

I'm just trying to scan,

make sure we're not being looked at.

It feels like something's hunting me.

It feels like something's hunting me.

So we out of here. We're leaving.

Other lion tracks. See the paws?

You can really feel they're present. It's scary.

We do not run if a mountain lion's around.

Because then you'd become prey.

So don't do that.

Don't run.

That fish really just revitalized me.

Body and mind feel good after that meal.

My head's in it, I'm ready for this,

I'm excited about the approaching extraction.

- I feel like I'm still riding high from that. - Yeah.

Yeah, between pus draining into your stomach, and...

Due to the lack of brushing my teeth.

And being able to floss,

I've had some food that's caught under one of my teeth.

I think I need to call the medic.

[Josh] Hey, Ky. What's going on?

Well, I've got a bit of an abscess in my jawline.

It's been festering for a few days now,

but I can taste, like, the pus in my mouth.

And this jawline's really tender to touch.

I'm highly aware that any abscess.

Around the head area.

Is something that medics will be concerned about.

All right, let's have a look inside.

Okay, yeah, I do see some swelling.

You can see kinda, like, the fluid building up down here.

Having an abscess in your jaw.

There's a number of issues that could come of it.

She could lose a portion of the jawbone or the tooth.

Infection that close to the brain is a problem.

Infection can get into the blood,

which would be an issue.

- We'll see if it gets better or worse. - Okay.

So you can stay in the fight, okay?

If this abscess can go away, then I'll feel happy.

To continue through the challenge.

'Cause I'm like, what's the problem, how can I fix it?

[Jake] So today, I'm gonna be working on a figure 4 deadfall.

The big thing is finding the right rock.

That will drop and crush the animal.

Definitely big enough for a mouse and certainly big enough for squirrels.

I'm gonna bring that back to camp.

Keep my eye out for some sticks.

The deadfall trap is fairly straight forward,

but the other side of it is it's so fickle.

Because you need that trigger stick to be just super sensitive.

So, just a mouse brushes against it.

And the whole thing collapse.

Here's the notch back here.

See, I'm a little worried 'cause this edge just seems a little.

Wonky doodle.

Okay.

Have you ever been successful with one of these?

[Waz] Yeah, yeah. In Australia, we used to catch a bunch.

Of different, like, field mice.

- [Jake exclaims] - [Waz] It's all right, it's all right.

[Jake] Yeah. God.

- Put some weight on it. - Uh-huh.

[Waz] Will you ever let go?

[Jake] This rock is just, I mean, if I sneezed right now,

it'd probably go off.

All right, nice work.

[Clears throat]

[Sara] I keep getting short of breath.

[Breathing heavily]

I just don't understand why I'm getting short of breath.

Oh.

Okay.

[Sighs]

This is Sara for the medic.

I'm getting short of breath and I'm not sure why.

Could you just come down and check on me for a second?

Thank you.

[Katrina] Hey, Sara.

- [Sara] Hey. - What's going on?

[Sara speaking]

[Katrina] Okay.

Let me take some vitals on you.

I wanna listen to your lung sounds.

I wanna check your pulse oxi.

- How much oxygen you have, okay? - Okay.

- [Katrina] Having any, like, chest tightness or... - No.

[Katrina] And what were you doing.

When you started feeling short of breath?

- Just walking around. - Walking?

We are at a very high elevation.

And when people aren't used to this,

uh, even a little bit of exertion.

Can really, really do a lot on the body.

Deep breath for me.

Good. Out.

Checking Sara's vitals. Her heartrate was extremely elevated.

Her oxygen saturation was low.

It's called high altitude pulmonary edema.

- Okay. - And sometimes people will get that.

When they're exerting themselves in high altitude, which we are.

[Narrator] High altitude can increase pressure in the blood vessels.

To the point that capillaries leak fluid into the lungs,

which if left untreated, could turn fatal.

I think you're feeling,

you know, just a little out of breath.

But we just don't want you to start getting a fluid buildup,

you know, in your lungs from this.

[Sara] I'm actually concerned about the shortness of breath.

I'm not from a place that's higher in elevation.

And I guess my body's just now reacting to that.

As soon as you feel short of breath,

um, just go ahead and kind of relax.

Try to get your breath back.

Just take a minute, kind of sit down and catch your breath, okay?

[Sara] I didn't even think about altitude.

At all.

Sometimes I just question, I could be back in Louisiana.

In 80 degree temps.

Never wanna quit,

but I think this challenge definitely test me more.

Than any of them ever has.

[Trish] Even though we haven eaten for energy, it's mind over matter out here.

And my spirit's still good. I'm not giving up.

[Jeremy] I'm gonna go there and check my bait.

So what I've noticed down here is that.

As you walk up down the creek.

You'll see the trout, they'll dart in

'cause they see your shadow or they see you.

And they get scared and they run off.

So what we're gonna do is.

Put our poles in right here and let the poles do the fishing.

While we ease back.

You move too much, it runs them off.

I know.

[Jeremy] I get lightheaded.

A trout.

- A trout. - [Trish] No. [Gasps]

Yay! You got one! Oh, my god.

Yay, first fish.

- [Jeremy] That's a win in my books. - Look at all the colors on it.

[Jeremy] Finally, I caught something.

- [Trish] Yay. - [Jeremy laughs]

Catching this fish is amazing.

We're finally figuring out the curve to this Montana winter...

He's gotta get rinsed off.

...and slowly succeeding.

[Jeremy] We can check our lines.

- Look, look, I'm getting another hit. - Come on.

Yeah, he's on, he's on. You got fish on.

- Oh, my god. - [Bleep]

[Both exclaiming]

[Laughing]

[Trish] That's even bigger.

[Jeremy] Oh, that feels good we got two trout.

That means I'm getting food in my belly.

I know it looks small,

but after 10 days, if you haven't eaten,

this is like the biggest fish ever.

[Both laugh]

[Wes] Sarah, am I gonna be able to sink that fish basket here.

Before the sun goes down?

- I just gotta focus on this. - All right.

Frustrated with Sarah.

She's making a fish basket,

which can reasonably take two days,

but this is going on day five now.

I need for this damn thing to be in the water.

[Sarah] The fish trap is finally done.

[Wes] Oh, sweet.

I'm stoked about this. This has been a massive labor of love.

So you can see, big old cone.

One way in, hopefully no way out.

Thing of beauty.

Sarah, can we set that?

- [Sarah] Yeah. - [Jermaine] Good luck.

- May the crawfish gods be with you. - Something's gonna be with us.

This is gonna work out.

Whoo, it's been a long time coming.

And I'm so happy that she got that fish trap done.

- Okay, so the deepest spot is right there. - [Sarah] Yep.

[Wes] Problem is is that the water's rolling.

And I'm gonna have to put.

- A pretty substantial rock on it. - Yeah.

- [Wes] 'Cause you know I'm going in, right? - Yep.

- There's no way I can't go in. - Yeah.

[Wes] The icy creek, it's freezing.

The only reason it's not frozen is because it's moving.

[Bleep] This is gonna be cold.

[Sarah] Ah, I do not envy you.

[Wes groans]

[Wes exclaims]

- [Sarah] You good? - [Wes groans]

[Wes] Your toes instantly go numb.

And then 30 seconds later, they're hurting a lot.

It's really, really awful.

- Ooh, boy. - Hey, now.

Hey, now.

Okay.

I mean, that looks good right there.

Sarah, I know I was bitching and moaning at you all day,

but that is an outstanding piece of work.

- Thanks, man. - Good job.

Really good job.

[Sara] All right, I'll start handing you stuff.

Hold on, I can't... I'm trying to catch my breath.

It's weird.

So a little earlier today..

[Sighs] Okay.

...um, I was walking and I just got short of breath for all of a sudden.

I have no idea why.

Then it happened again and it happened again.

The medic told me the reason I'm short of breath.

Is because, basically, we're in Montana and it's cold,

- but elevation. - [Jake] Well, that make sense.

[Sara] Yeah, it does, doesn't it?

[Jake] Sara is struggling with something.

It's getting to the point where I get, you know, a little concerned.

I mean, I really want my whole group to be feeling healthy.

And I'm starting to question that.

So I am checking our deadfall trap,

disappointed that it hasn't been triggered,

is clearly has had something munching on the trigger stick.

Eh, it just...

I think if a rabbit was to do that,

it probably would have gone off,

but there's no way a mouse or something like that's.

Gonna set off that trigger. It's just not...

Um, not sensitive enough. It needs to be more sensitive, like me.

Hey, buddy, you need a hand up here?

[Jake] I would love a hand.

If this doesn't get that mouse,

nothing's going to.

[Waz speaking]

[Jake speaking]

[Waz speaking]

- [Jake speaking] - [Waz laughing]

[Trish] That's a gorgeous trout.

[Jeremy] It's something to eat, Trish.

[Trish] Yep, finally.

[Jeremy] Look at that smile!

- [Exclaims] - Smiles for dinner.

Midnight moose lodge has had a win.

[Trish] Mmm-hmm.

[Jeremy] I can't wait to just feel protein in my stomach.

- [Trish] How beautiful they look. - [Jeremy] Mmm, mmm, mmm.

- Let's try. - Give it a try?

Which one you want to go with first?

Let's do the little guy.

Little guy?

I ain't never ate trout.

So here I am in Montana eating trout for the first time.

God, that trout's good.

Just having something in your stomach.

And knowing that you're getting some source of protein.

Is definitely a morale boost.

- You're on a streak. - We are.

[Trish] First trout out her is pretty good,

and I have my partner to thank for that.

Gonna be my first eyeball.

Gary, you better be proud of me.

It's amazing, but I've grown quite fond of these little ants.

They're very tasty.

That could also be 'cause I'm starving.

So the hunger has set in,

and I'm getting a little light-headed.

I call it a spinny day.

There's always gonna be those really dark times.

Where, you know, you might feel defeated,

beaten, hungry...

...spinny.

The optimism comes from knowing,

you know, we came up with plans.

The plans are solid.

We need some cooperation from mother nature.

We have a rabbit.

This is awesome.

Oh, yeah.

I'm feeling, like, beyond elated.

Let's surprise the other people.

Wes, it's set.

Wanna set another one?

- I'm running out of gas. - [Wes] All right.

Yo, [bleep] That [bleep]! We have the damn...

- [Wes and Sarah exclaiming] - ...Party tonight.

- [Sarah] Whoo! - [Wes] Trapper Jackson!

Trapper Jackson!

Oh, my god.

[Wes] No, you didn't.

[Sarah] Give me that.

- [Wes] Holy moly. - [Jermaine] Let's get to cooking.

- [Sarah] Whoo! - [Wes] Trapper Jackson!

Trapper Jackson!

Oh, my god.

[Wes] No, you didn't.

Put that thing down, get your knife,

- skin this thing... - [Sarah] You got it.

- Give me that. - [Wes] Oh!

[Jermaine] ...Start the fire.

Get out!

You're feeling good.

- Oh, my gosh. - [Jermaine] We're about to feel good.

Okay, kiss it later. Clean that thing, baby...

- [Sarah] You got it. - ...'Cause we are hungry.

I'm feeling beyond elated.

You've been working at that for damn ten days.

Oh, look how beautiful.

- [Exclaiming] - It's still warm.

[Jermaine] With the prize of the rabbit,

I'm feeling accomplished.

I'm feeling like the black cowboy.

Let's get cooking, let's start a fire.

Get that war paint going.

- [Sarah] T for trapper. - [Exclaims]

I'm so glad, not only for the team that we get to eat.

But for Jermaine.

[Jermaine] Let's get this party started.

Thank you.

[Wes] After eating ants and rosehips,

I mean, this is exactly what we need.

And my body knows it.

[Jermaine] We're searing to keep the moisture in.

A little wild sage will give a nice floral aroma to the rabbit.

[Wes] We got some good stuff coming.

[Jermaine] It's like a rabbit bacon.

[Sarah] Could not be more thankful for this amazing feast.

What a relief.

- [Jermaine] Voila! - Ooh, look at that.

[Jermaine] Literally after the first bite,

you can feel your body start to re-energize.

[Sarah] Oh, yeah.

This first taste of rabbit is just phenomenal.

I eat a lot of rabbit back home,

but for whatever reason,

this rabbit tastes better than any that I've had before.

Mmm, that's delicious.

[Jermaine] Oh, we're gonna sleep good tonight.

- [Gabby] You heading that way? - [Ky] Yeah.

- [Gabby] Good luck. - [Ky] Thanks.

- [Gabby] You have fun chewing that birch bark. - [Ky scoffs]

I've developed an abscess in my tooth and jawbone.

I'd hate to tap due to something as simple as an infection.

Birch bark, the inner bark, if you chew on it,

it can help fight infections like this.

So this is a birch.

I'm just gonna cut off a bit of the outer bark.

And see if I can find some of the cambium layer.

To, like, have a bit of a chew on.

[Narrator] Birch contains methyl salicylate.

Or wintergreen oil,

which can help reduce pain and inflammation.

Should be good.

Let's see if it helps.

This tastes really bad.

But almost medicinal.

I have faith in it helping out the abscess.

[Gabby] So with Ky not feeling very well,

I'm gonna pick up the slack.

Collecting firewood, boiling water.

I don't have any doubts for Ky and I,

but, um, we just have to keep our eyes on the prize.

Really to get through this challenge.

[Sara] The wind, I mean, it's kicking.

[Waz speaking]

[Sara] It's gonna be a long night.

It's super cold.

[Jake] Ah, [bleep].

[Sara] The cold winds, that's the one thing I cannot stand.

[Jake speaking]

- [Sara] Me? - [Jake] Yeah.

[Sara] Absolutely not.

[Coughs] Oh, my god.

5:00 this morning, I just wanted to go home.

[Jake] Oh, really? Just that cold?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, it was just the most miserable night Eve.

I mean, the winds are gusting at like 15, 20.

It just cuts you to your core out here.

[Jake] Sara has been going through it.

I mean, the challenge is physically and mentally taxing.

I can't fault her for that.

[Crying]

I don't know what is wrong with me.

My emotions are all over the place...

...and I don't know why.

My body hates the cold so much,

and it's reacting to the elevation.

This challenge, it's just hitting me harder than I was expecting.

Trying to sleep with wildlife outside your camp.

[Sara speaking]

- Oh, yeah! Oh! - [Trish exclaiming]

[Narrator] The FSR, or frozen survival rating,

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

[Jermaine] Cook them or eat them raw?

I think sit right here and eat them until you don't want to anymore.

[Narrator] As hunger sets in...

I really don't like it.

[Spits in disgust]

[Narrator] ...Wes, Sarah, and Jermaine.

Stepped up their efforts to secure protein...

Hey, now!

[Narrator] ...And Jermaine' determination finally paid off.

[Jermaine speaking]

Mmm, that's delicious.

[Narrator] Their team FSR rises for 55 to 71%.

[Jeremy] My stomach's growling.

[Narrator] Desperate for food...

- Heck yeah. - [Trish] That's a big old worm.

[Narrator] ...Jeremy and Trish were taken to the edge.

I'm sitting here thinking, you know, we're gonna go through the whole challenge.

Not eating anything.

[Narrator] But a new strategy led to their first food win.

- Trish! - Look at that little tongue.

[Narrator] ...Causing their FSR to jump.

From 19 to 48%.

- [Gasps] There's something on there. - [Gabby] Got it?

[Narrator] After losing their partner...

[Ky] Wow, we got food for tonight!

[Narrator] ...Ky and Gabby scored another big win...

You did good, Ky.

- [Laughing] - You did real good.

[Narrator] ...But also suffered a setback.

Got a bit of an abscess in my jawline.

[Narrator] Their FSR holds at 59%.

- [Waz] Put some weight on it? - [Jake] Uh-huh.

[Narrator] Jake, Waz, and Sara implemented several strategies.

To procure their next meal..

This is the deepest area I can find.

[Narrator] ...But the punishing element took a toll on Sara...

I'm so [bleep] cold.

Deep breath for me.

Her heart rate was extremely elevated.

[Narrator] ...Leading to a drop in the team's FSR from 78 to 62%.

My emotions are all over the place.

[Narrator] Unless Sara can rebound quickly,

her challenge is at risk.

[Waz] Are you okay?

I don't really know what's wrong with me, I'm just emotional.

[Jake] We're in a really [bleep] situation.

It's understandable to be emotional.

It's okay. It's a brutal challenge.

[Sara] This challenge feels like being locked in a cooler.

And then having those giant barn fans blowing on you at all times.

You just have to know that Waz and I are here 100%.

No, I know, you guys are excellent,

absolutely excellent.

I have no idea what the [Bleep] is wrong with me.

[Jake] I hope that Sara's able to get over this hump.

Because I think she's a great person,

and I think she's very capable of doing everything out here.

[Waz] Being emotional's okay. Everyone's emotional.

I never cry. That's the thing.

- [Waz] I cry all the time. - I don't.

- I don't like it. - [Waz] I probably cry more than everyone in this room,

three or four times a week,

in front of my kids, everything.

I don't mind that vulnerability.

It's a good thing. It's human.

It allows you to process the emotions.

That you're feeling and going through, which is...

Which is amazing.

But I came into this challenge,

and I said to myself, "I don't care who I'm with,

I want everyone to make it."

I want everyone to do everything they want to achieve.

And, like, get everything out of it they can.

It's a big part of my personality and character.

Is helping the people around me.

It's something I always try and teach my kids.

Like, if you have someone around you that needs help.

And your in the position to help them,

then that's your duty and obligation to do that.

She came into this not confident,

and I want to watch her walk out of here.

With all the confidence in the world.

[Sara] I'm not a quitter. [Bleep], this is hard.

[Jake] Yeah, no it is.

[Waz] Definitely feel the effects of the altitude.

And the cold air and...

[Sara] I know it's definitely gotten to me,

just shorter of breath, quicker.

[Katrina] All right, good morning, guys.

- Hello. - Hey.

[Katrina] I'm here to do your vitals, all right?

- [Waz] Okay. - [Katrina] So let's pull you guys out,

check your vitals, make sure everything's going all right.

Okay, who's first?

[Katrina] Uh, Sara, go ahead and come on out.

Sara, over the past few days,

uh, has been exhibiting some symptoms that I'm really worried about.

Her oxygen saturation, every time I check it,

it's getting a little bit lower and lower.

So today, I'm gonna check her vitals.

And see if they've improved at all.

[Sara speaking]

[Katrina] So at this point,

[clears throat] You are running a low-grade fever, okay?

With the trouble, you know, the complaints you've had as far as, like,

trouble breathing, um,

- you've had a cough. - You're not tapping me.

[Katrina] Your oxygen saturation is at 92,

and it's concerning because at a certain point,

that becomes very unhealthy, all right?

You know, you also should not be having a fever, right?

You're in a very cold environment.

Your fever's at 101.4.

So at this point, I am gonna have to medically tap you...

[Cries]

...and we're gonna get you to a lower elevation, okay,

and get you some supplemental oxygen.

[Sara] Three days, man.

[Katrina] The elevation affects everybody differently.

Please, I'm...

[Katrina] There's acute mountain sickness.

Or, um, high-elevation pulmonary edema,

which I'm really concerned about.

For your particular vitals, okay?

[Sara] I don't believe this.

All the stuff the medic was saying to me,

it went in one ear and out the other.

I didn't listen to it because I want to be out here,

and that's how I feel.

Are you, like, serious? Are you...

We don't have the right equipment up here.

To be able to look inside and see if there's actually.

Something going on with your lung.

I do not feel comfortable letting you continue, okay?

Sara, this isn't you failing, babe.

This really isn't.

You've done so well on this challenge.

You've pushed yourself so hard.

This is not you failing, this is...

- It's not fair, man. - [Waz] This is them making sure.

Your kids have a mother in a week or two weeks.

[Ethan] We want to get you out of here,

put you on oxygen.

If you want to say goodbye to the guys.

Yeah, sure.

Bye, guys.

You did well. I'm proud of you.

- [Crying] It's not fair. - You did good.

You did good. Just be proud of yourself, all right?

[Sara] Bye, Jake.

[Waz] Your health is the most important thing out of anything, you know.

That's tough to watch.

I mean, they're making the right call.

If she's got that kind of fever.

[Waz] Yeah.

You can have a seat right here.

We'll get you some oxygen right now.

[Katrina] Just try to take some good, good deep breaths for me, all right?

[Waz] But the kids need a mother, like...

- [Jake] Well that's the... - If it's a health thing, it's a health thing.

Yeah, I was so pissed when I was medically tapped.

But, you know, a couple weeks later,

it was like, had they not done that, I would have died.

[Ethan] I'm sorry.

[Sara] I don't think I should be tapped.

I mean, this meant everything to me.

I mean, I was gonna be so proud of myself.

For defeating something that I absolutely cannot stand,

which is cold weather.

And I mean, I had three days left.

I came into this challenge not knowing that I could do an hour.

I did 11 days.

But gosh dammit,

I want that 14 so bad 'cause I know I can now.

I do these challenges to push myself.

And to show that I am tougher than I look.

I completely pushed myself out of my comfort zone,

and I would do it in a heartbeat again.

Montana did not defeat me.

I guess my body has defeated me.

[Narrator] Sara was given supplemental oxygen.

And taken to a lower elevation for treatment,

where she was able to safely recover.

Before returning home.