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NARRATOR: Previously,
on SAS Australia...

Yes.

That was the best.

..a new group
of celebrity recruits...

You're about to receive
a face full of pepper spray.

..have endured pain...

I'm quitting.
I can't do it.

..brutal physicality...

Use your legs!

You call me (BLEEP) again,

and I'll smash you
in the (BLEEP) face.

Do it.

..and faced their fears.

I'm definitely most afraid of water.

Your strengths will prevail.

Tonight, a treacherous climb...

Dar!

What are you doing?

This is the hardest thing
I've ever done.

Stop.

..will test the bonds
of teamwork...

Don't join the military
not to be a team player.

Pauly, am I able to drop the rope?

Hold up, Lachlan.

Just don't talk to him.

I just know if I do it my way,
it's probably gonna work.

..and fires up...

I don't like that,
and I won't accept that.

..old hostilities.

We all had a great plan,
and you fucked it.

No, go (BLEEP) yourself.

But which recruit...

Who is
the bigger liability?

..is on a knife's edge?

I would love
to just (BLEEP) cull him.

It's Day five of the merciless
SAS selection course.

I was really cold
when I was sleeping last night.

The 13 remaining recruits wake up
exhausted and sore...

Tired?

..after a brutal
late night beasting.

Ten burpees, go.

(BLEEP), (BLEEP) hell,
this is pathetic.

(GROANING)

You?
Yeah.

Simone would've hated
that last night.

Yeah, that would've broke
Simone I reckon.

Like it feels really restricted.

Let it, just bend it so you do get
that bit of range in it.

Number 15, NRLW player,
Millie Boyle,

provides support for the other
recruits, patching up injuries.

I feel like I've always
been part of a team,

whether that's from early days
with my family,

or whether that's playing sport.

I'm always wanting to help others.

This is my...
Side hustle.

This is my side hustle.

It's something
that gives me a lot of joy.

I wish I had money
to tip you, you know?

Say when, my friend.

For 50-year-old AFL commentator,
Wayne Carey,

the course is taking
a toll on his ageing body.

Hey, Duck, what if we have
to hang on something?

I can, I can hang
for 30 seconds,

but predominantly
with my right hand.

OK.
Yeah.

The body's been through a lot.

My shoulder has been worked on,

you know, many,
many times because of injury.

So, I'm expecting there'll be a lot
of pain on the course, you know.

I've had that
through my football career,

and I understand those things.

And like, there is no way you can
put it up?

Like what would happen
if you put it up?

No, I just literally can't go there.

You can't go to hang like that.
No, no, no. No.

I've hidden it for four days.

For me to pull off my number

will be that I physically
can't take another step.

Move.
Start (BLEEP) moving.

Get in the transport.

Come on, let's go today, let's go.

That bruise is getting lethal.

Oh, well.

Hopefully I get
another beauty today.

As the recruits head towards

their first
savage test of the day,

Number 14, Ellia Green,
is concerned about her mental state,

as the course
gets harder and harder.

The public perceives me
as just being a rugby player

or, you know, life is all,
is all good.

But I know that I'm not always
the most mentally strong person.

Everything that's happened
to you in your life,

but obviously since
your mum has died, like...

..it's just fucked,

and it obviously
just takes so much time,

like I'm so lucky that
I still have my mum and dad.

I never like to think
that I have been through a lot.

There's a lot of people out there
that have been through worse,

and I've learnt a lot throughout
the experiences in my life so far.

I know they're only
going to make me a better person.

Oh.

You've got a hard head.

Get out.

Hurry up. Let's get a (BLEEP)
spark up our asses.

Follow on.

In the Special Forces,
we are a team of leaders.

Hurry the (BLEEP) up.

Leadership,
it's about really understanding

who is in your team,

and using each and every one
of them to your advantage.

Tighten it up.

Move. Move.

That's what we're looking for
in a Special Forces operator.

Drop your Bergens,
and sit on 'em.

Seal.
We hear it all the time.

S-E-A-L is actually an acronym
for Sea, Air and Land,

which simply means that we can
come through turbulent seas,

we can come at you
through turbulent skies,

and we can sure as hell come at you
over treacherous lands, right?

But those kinds of operations
don't exist without trust.

OK? Trust in each other,
trust in your leaders,

has to be there
from beginning to end

in order to ensure 100% success,

and make sure
it's a zero-fail mission, right?

Regardless of personal issues, today
you will learn to trust each other.

Along a rugged sandy beach,

the recruits will lug heavy Zodiacs,

then endure
a brutal water beasting,

before a punishing
paddle through the surf,

with the first team to make it
back to shore declared the winner.

This is a test of leadership,

and it replicates
being on the battlefield.

You need to look around you,

use the strengths
and weaknesses of the team,

in order to complete the mission.

I'm gonna break you into boat crews,
starting with Alpha.

The leader is Number 16.

Go stand at the bow.

Number two.

You are Bravo boat crew leader.

Well, I was named the captain
of North Melbourne at 21,

so I guess I've got a little bit
of leadership experience.

Once you hear your number,
grab your Bergen,

stand at your
prospective boat.

Your teammates, you know,
obviously they're the ones

you don't want to let down.

But that's what I did,

when I slept with a teammate's wife.

It's the biggest regret of my life.

Number 16. Your time to shine, now.
OK?

We've given this to you,
'cause you (BLEEP) need it.

Make it count.

If there's a (BLEEP) task
that counts, it's this one.

Yes, Staff.
Good.

But I've learnt, if you keep looking
in the rear-view mirror,

you're never gonna be
able to go forward,

and that's what drives me today.

Go.
Let's go. Let's go.

Let's really move you
lot at the front. Let's go.

Everybody should
have equal (BLEEP) weight.

If you don't have any weight
on your head right now,

then you need to rotate
around and make it work,

without the boat
touching the ground.

That's it, keep going.

This task, the recruits
are leveraging Zodiacs,

and they're not light.

What the (BLEEP)
are you doing at the back?

There you go, come on.

Let's go left a little bit.

It's not over until the job is done.

And soft sand in itself sucks,

because every step you take,

you feel like it's sucking
every bit of energy out of you.

Everyone OK?

Stay calm.

It requires everything you got.

Push forward, guys.
Physically, and emotionally...

If you can, come on.
..just to get to the end.

I cannot hear you.

Do not (BLEEP) lose them.
Go.

Do not drop that boat.

Whack it in, all the way in.
There you go.

On me, bow on me.

And down, boat.

Straight to the DS.
Move.

Good work.

Bow, right here.
Bow right here.

Right there, stop.

(BLEEP) compose yourselves.

With little time for rest,

the recruits must now withstand
a relentless beasting

in the surf,
and on the sand.

When I say go,
you're gonna turn around

and you're gonna hit
the surf zone.

Go.
Move.

Go. Go, go, go.
Come on. Go. Let's go.

Let's go, let's go, move, move.

Straight in there.

Move. Move. Move.

Beach beasting is horrible.
You feel like you're on a treadmill.

Running on sand is horrendous,

let alone jumping in and out
of the water.

Go, go, go. Roll.

The beach beasting is to see if
you're willing to never give up.

Every inch of you
better be covered in sand.

No matter how much you're hurting...

This is where we thrive.

This is where we operate.

..how tired you are...

You will bear crawl
into the surf zone.

Move.

..can you still put one foot
in front of the other?

Why are you always
at the (BLEEP) back?

Why are you always look at me.
You don't belong at the back.

You do not belong at the back.

Get in there.

If you don't want to be here,
you know what to do.

Go.

Number 14.

Move it. Move.

Let's go.

As the gruelling
beach beasting continues,

Number 14, Ellia,
is fading.

Fully submerge yourself.

Physically, I'm not a quitter, my
body won't give up, but mentally?

I doubt myself a lot.

And I know that all
situations are different,

but in a crisis,
I panic, and I seize up.

Number 14.

What's up?

Great effort.

You've grown from strength
to strength.

Strength to strength.

Sync that with this, work on it,

and I promise you, you'll
be a (BLEEP) formidable force.

I promise you that.
But well done.

Amazing effort.
Amazing.

Listen.

Right.

Grab your Bergen.

I am proud of myself for doing this,

'cause I think it takes a brave
character to do this.

I do not regret a single thing
that I've done in this course,

because I have found out
a lot about myself.

Ellia becomes the fifth recruit
to exit the course.

Come on, let's not switch off now.

You probably know right now
that this is not a joke,

this is not a game,
this is how serious it gets.

When I say go, sprint to your
prospective boats.

Go.

Go.
Come on come on come on.

In a final test of leadership,

the first team to paddle through
the breakers to DS Ollie

and make it back to shore
will be deemed the winner.

Go, go, go.

I didn't like team sports,

'cause I was always
the last person chosen.

Number 1, get up and...

Hopefully I don't have
to rely on anyone,

'cause look, let's face it, on this
course, we're all dog eat dog.

Paddle, paddle.

And I feel like that's kind of what
I've been doing for a long time.

Alright, everyone in the boat.

On the count of three.

Three, two, one, go.

Big wave coming in.

Keep paddling.

The recruits are gonna have to
paddle out through the surf zone.

Go, go, go.

Keep going, keep going, go.
Paddle.

It's turbulent, it's violent,
it's chaotic.

It can knock the wind out of you,

and it can certainly drown you if
you don't know what you're doing.

Quick, paddle, paddle,
paddle you guys.

Stroke, stroke, stroke.

Team Alpha, led by Wayne...

Alright, good stuff.

..coordinate their strokes,

desperately trying
to clear the waves.

Left right paddle.

Right go, go, go, now.

My understanding is the reason
why I was named AFL Captain

is because people followed
in the way I went about things,

whether it be good or bad.

It was so long ago.
But I remember the feeling.

So, I just don't want
to let the team down.

Keep going hard, hard, hard.

While Team Alpha make their
way through the breakers...

Stroke, stroke, stroke...

Oh, we've got a man down.

Man down.

..Pauly's Team Bravo flounder
dangerously in the waves.

Swim. Swim. He's not in.

(INDISTINCT YELLING)

Go, dig, dig, dig.

Get in the boat, 13.

Go, go.

Big one coming in.

(INDISTINCT YELLING)

With team leader Pauly silent
in the chaos,

Number 5, Geoff Huegill,

tries to get Team Bravo
out of the danger zone.

Stroke.
Legs in the boat.

Legs in the boat.
Stop making drag.

In terms of authority, I have a lot
of trust in the team around me.

Stroke, stroke, stroke...

But you have to be able to step up

when the odds
are stacked against you

and do the job
that needs to be done.

Keep going, hard, hard, hard.

Hurry the (BLEEP) up.

Start digging in.

Get those paddles in good timing,
it'll make all the difference.

Ahead, Team Alpha approach DS Ollie.

Good effort, now dig in
and let's get in there.

Rounding the marker,
and back to shore.

Make sure we get it straight
and get away.

Teamwork is very much
a test of leadership,

and it's how we communicate in those
pressured situations as a team...

Here comes the wave.
Go, go, go, go.

..which is fundamental to us being
able to achieve that task.

Keep going.

Well done. Stroke.

Stroke.

Let's go. Let's go. Quick.

Right, out of the boats,
let's go.

Get it above your heads.

Paddles in.
Paddles in.

Paddles in, paddles in.
Paddles in, get it above your heads.

Reaching the beach first,

Wayne's Team Alpha rush
the boat up the beach.

Right here, hold it.
Hold it.

Stand by.

Winning and passing the task.

Number 16, (BLEEP) good effort.

Most special things to me
in terms of my career

is playing in two
winning grand finals.

That was a massive team effort,

and I don't think I'd be the player
I was without the team that we had.

Come on.

Stroke.

Behind them, Pauly's Team Bravo

finally approach the beach
in second place...

Jump out.

What do we do with the paddles?

There we go.

..failing the task.

If I do fail, hopefully
I'll learn something.

But I think if you entertain
too much doubt,

then you can't pass this,

because you have
to be absolutely confident.

You've got to learn
to love this shit,

to embrace the environment,
to embrace the elements,

to embrace each other.

Otherwise, it's no (BLEEP) good.

You'll be (BLEEP) operating
by yourself. Fact.

You need each other.

That's your (BLEEP) debrief.
Go.

Let's go.

Come on, two, catch up.

Keep it going, do not stop.

..a terrifying task...

Come on, let's go, let's go.

..as tensions rise between Pauly...

Wait till you see me moving.
I don't need help.

..and Locky.

You were too busy (BLEEP) arguing.

It was a (BLEEP) cluster (BLEEP).

Then...
Be a man.

Do you really want to go there?

..conflict turns to all-out war.

You're being a stubborn bloody
12-year-old, man.

And...
I won't (BLEEP) last.

..Locky's day of reckoning.

Who the (BLEEP)
do you think you are?

OK. Who puts their socks up
and doesn't wring them out first?

Please, tell me.

Seriously.
Prime pozzie for wet socks.

After a cold and wet first task,
the recruits dry their soaked kit.

Dry as a bone.

Rich.

Thank you.
Seriously.

No, we weren't allowed
to be near hot things.

Didn't you get fires?
No.

Someone would put someone's
face on it.

Just, just one person.

In the last ten years, I mean,
I really haven't worked.

It blows my mind, people get up,

they go to work, every single day,
living a mundane boring life.

Captain?

I've just done whatever
I wanted to do,

and it's got me this far.

That's your number
clean and brand new.

Look at that.

Beautiful.

Spotless.

While the recruits continue prep
for the rest of the day,

Ellia makes a difficult call
to godmother Beverly.

Hey, thank god.

Hi, Aunty Bev.

How are you, my poppet?

You OK?

I'm in all sorts.

Was it tough?

Let it out.

Please.

You haven't let yourself down.

You've faced it.

You've tried.

And it's a lifelong
journey, darling,

these things don't
disappear in an instant.

It's like the past three nights I
just keep seeing Mum in my dreams.

Oh, god.

Well, you always knew
she was gonna be there,

she's there with you anyhow,
whenever things get tough, so.

I just want to be there and wrap
my arms around you, darling-heart.

I love you.

You will have learnt so much
from this, sweetheart,

and you have grown so much.
I have, I have.

You might come down here
and let me give you a big hug?

I need a cuddle.

I need a cuddle, yeah.

I'll be seeing you, I'll be seeing
you when I'm looking at you.

You will?
Yeah, I promise.

OK.
I love you.

Promise. I love you to bits,
sweetheart,

I am so unbelievably
proud of you.

I love you.

OK, sweetheart. Be in touch.

Bye. Bye, Aunty Bev.
Bye.

I can't believe it.

Physically, I've absolutely loved
this course.

There's a lot, a lot to learn out of
doing this, and I have no regret.

I've loved the challenges
that it's been,

I don't even regret getting
pepper sprayed.

I would probably do it again.

It's an incredible course,
and incredible people were in it.

And it takes an incredible person
to do it,

so I am proud of myself
doing that.

I just have a lot to work on,
that's all.

Get into your wagons, let's go.

In a further test of leadership
and teamwork...

Move. Let's go.

..the recruits are brought deep
into remote bushland...

Keep it moving.

It's a bit slippery, guys.
Hurry up, Number 1.

..for a terrifyingly real
tactical exercise.

Two, move.

OK, one
of the main differentiations

between Special Forces
and conventional Forces,

is the array of insurgence
skills that we have available to us.

Having these insurgence skills

gives us that upper edge
against the enemy.

And it all comes down to leadership.

You need to trust in your teammates.

Trust that they've got your back.

And as leaders you need
to trust in your plan,

and trust in your leadership.

Today, what we're gonna do is
we are gonna conduct a team task.

Team Alpha and Team Bravo.

You're going to come across
an obstacle

which will seem inaccessible.

But you're gonna get
yourself, your team,

and your equipment up it.

Replicating a dangerous insertion
into enemy territory,

each team must scale the cliff face

of a thunderous 80 metre high
waterfall...

That's it, keep climbing.

..and transport essential
equipment safely to the top.

Strong leadership and clear
communication within the team

are critical elements
to pass the task.

OK, follow me and don't take
your own route, OK? It's dangerous.

First to brave the terrifying
ascent is Team Alpha.

Good start.

Again, lead by Number 16,
Wayne Carey.

That ladder is gonna move around.

This'll be a real test
of leadership.

See who steps up to the front.

Alright, just go one at a time.

Who is our most confident climber?
That's fine, yep, yep, yep.

Identify within a team the strengths
and the weaknesses

and make a plan from that.

Should we get two people up the top?

I think two people at the top.

One person on a radio.

You need to be tactically sound,
that whilst doing this,

that the enemy
are unaware of your whereabouts.

You'll need to have a radio down,
and a radio up.

You can hastily do it
and make mistakes.

Or they can take their time
and do it correctly.

Get in. Stop there then.

Team leader.

Yes, Staff.

Allowing input from the team,
leader Wayne confirms the plan.

So, Number 15,
sending her up with the radio.

Sending Number 8 up with the rope.
Yep.

After that we'll start to set up
to get the equipment up,

and then the rest will follow.

OK.
Everyone happy with that plan?

ALL: Yes, Staff.
Alright. Let's go, guys.

Trusting her strength
and communication skills...

Good luck, guys.

NRLW player, Millie,
starts the deadly climb.

As an enemy,

you're always expecting us
to come through the front door

or the most direct route.

Get up there, 15.

In the Special Forces, for us,

we will take the hardest route
and the least expected route.

Oh, my god.
Keep it going. Do not stop.

Yeah, it's swinging.

And this exercise can be
perfect for that.

Step at a time, good.

She hasn't, she hasn't radioed, yet.

Fighting against
the torrent of water,

the rope ladder twists away
from the rock face.

You, Number 15,
are a (BLEEP) warrior. Let's go.

That's Millie, yeah.

Despite Number two, Pauly,
being Team Bravo leader,

it's Number ten, Locky,
dictating the plan.

This is just getting up.

If you're swinging,
go around the ladder.

I can be a controlling person.

If I know what needs to be done,
and I can see the vision,

I will tell people
what they have to do.

Head down, boom, boom, boom,
boom, nice and slow.

I just know if I do it my way,
it's probably gonna work.

We just want to get to the top

and get out of here
and complete the mission.

Let's go, stand up.
Good, good, good, good.

Come here.
Number 15, what's the game plan?

I've got the radio.
OK.

Having reached the top,
Number 15 must radio in.

I'm at the top.

OK, great.

Let us know how the ladder was.

Yeah, sideways at times,

but just remember
to push off your legs,

'cause my arms are cooked.

Push off your legs,
her arms are cooked.

Good line of communication
there then, haven't you.

Good effort.

With clear lines
of communication set,

retired NRL star, Darius Boyd

now faces the daunting
80 metre climb

carrying the extra weight
of the rope.

OK, Mills, Darbs
is coming up next with the rope.

OK sweet, let me know how he goes.

Trust is something I do value,
especially in team environments.

Darbs is halfway up.

Let's go, Number 8.

Yep, I can see him.

He's (BLEEP) solid.

When you do trust in someone,

and it works out, you get a
sense of achievement,

and that trust is pretty hard
to break after that.

Darbs is up.

Number 8, come here.

Start thinking about your game plan
now you two, start talking.

Reaching the top,
Darius must let the rope down

to retrieve
the all-critical equipment.

Drop slowly, and I'll let you know
when it's at the right level.

As Number 7, Superbikes presenter,
Riana Crehan,

helps Millie coordinate the pickup.

Is that enough rope?

Yep, Barry's got the rope,

so just make sure you've got
a little bit of slack.

First day of reporting
live on Supercars,

I was incredibly nervous
and shaking,

and your voice goes high,
and you speak really fast.

OK, it's on its way up.

Take it slow.

Barry is coming behind.

On selection, it's just gonna have
to be controlling my thoughts,

not letting them
overtake my mind...

Keep talking me through.
OK.

Keep pulling the rope up now,
and Barry will assist.

..and just talking my way
through it.

Just pull it, that's it,
let's go, now.

Arms, pure arms, let's go.

Taking on the crucial role
of supporting the equipment

safely up the cliff face...

Come on, let's go, let's go.

..Number 4, Barry Hall,
starts the harrowing ascent.

OK, he's probably
just over halfway.

Nice, Darbs.

But a deadly drop
to the rocky ground below,

one wrong move
could see the equipment plunge,

taking him with it.

Two, three...
Hang on.

Let me know
when the package is secure.

One, two, three.

We've got the package up the top,
and Barry is up the top.

Great work, guys.

With Barry
and the vital equipment secured,

Number 6, Melissa,
and Number 7, Riana,

quickly scale the treacherous
waterfall.

Quick go, let's go, let's go.

With the rest of Team Alpha
safely up top...

Keep going.

..leader Wayne is last
to tackle the perilous climb.

(WOMAN YELLS INDISTINCTLY)

Do you know how he's going?

Hang with your arms.

But halfway up, he's struggling
with the ladder,

and a painful shoulder injury.

Get inside the rock.
Keep hugging. Stop.

What are you doing?

Oh, (BLEEP) hell.

Number 16.
(BLEEP) calm the (BLEEP) down.

Turn the ladder at the bottom.

Now climb. (BLEEP). No.

Number 16.

Get your arm out.

Get up there.

Out. That's it, yes.

The left arm is (BLEEP), Staff.

Calm down.

I've always said
that failure stays with you

a lot longer than what
success does...

Get up there.

And if I fail...
(BLEEP) fannying around.

..it would be shattering.

Number 16.

Listen to me.

Pauly, can we please get the bag up?

Just hold up, Lachlan.

..communication breakdowns...

Well, you're gonna mock me,
man, you know, (BLEEP) you.

I'm not mocking you,
I'm saying we had a good plan.

..lead to a fiery clash.

You fucked it.
Well...

Just admit it,
and we will move the (BLEEP) on.

Number 16.
Get your arm out.

The recruits are attempting a highly
dangerous waterfall insertion.

I've got (BLEEP) one arm,
trying to get up.

Team Alpha leader, Wayne Carey,

has lost strength
in his injured shoulders,

and dangles precariously
on the cliff face.

Keep climbing, let's go.

My left arm is (BLEEP).
Come on, let's go.

I've got one arm.
Oh, (BLEEP).

At his (BLEEP) bone.

And he's a (BLEEP) Hall of Famer?

What are you doing?

Get up there.

Right, we need to pull him up.

We need to pull him up.

Finally, Chief Instructor, Ant,

makes the call
for him to be rescued.

Is he over?

We're just about
to pull him up.

Right. Get on your feet.

Start walking up.

I'm 50, and the body's been
through a lot.

But I certainly won't use
that number as an excuse.

(BLEEP) stay down there.

Get out of my (BLEEP) sight.

Let's go.

Do you know what?
Overall, (BLEEP) good game plan.

Despite Ant's frustration with
Wayne, his debrief is positive.

Number 16, great game plan.
(BLEEP) great leadership.

Let yourself down on the climb.

OK?
Liability, Staff.

Right, follow the DS, back to your
Bergens, debrief amongst yourselves.

Not a bad effort overall.

You've got five minutes,
Number two,

to make a plan, and then come back
to me and tell me what that plan is.

After a fail in the previous task,

Team Bravo leader, Pauly,
needs to show stronger leadership

and communication to make amends.

I'm gonna need more help
to pull that up.

OK, how about this.

So, second...

Hold on, hear me out,
hear me out, hear me out.

Just like...
I think this will make sense.

I'll go up first.

I'll go up with everything.
The rope...

Hold on, hold on, let's have
a think about it just quickly.

But as Pauly tries
to get his point across,

Number ten, Locky, takes over.

I'll rig a system up,
with a pulley, as best as I can.

What order do you think
we should go in?

How about this, how about this.
Whatever order you's want.

OK, how about this...

People always underestimated me,
they always have,

'cause I'm a little guy.

Locky, once you
throw the rope down...

In a sea of bullies.

We're running out of time.

Unable to cut through,
Pauly's plan is unheard...

Listen in.

..risking communication breakdowns
during the task.

Number two.
Staff.

OK, you got a plan?
Yes.

OK, let's execute it, then.

Alright, yes Staff.

Number ten is first on the ladder...

Locky, can you hear me?

..and already missing communications

with team leader, Pauly.

Hey, Locks.
Radio?

Wanna just check?

Communication is key,

it's the lifeblood
of any operation, any mission.

Pay attention about how he goes up.

With all that water coming off you,
it's very difficult.

It must be (BLEEP) hard.

And if you can't communicate well,

then everything will start
to fall apart.

Quickly scaling
the 80 metre cliff face...

Number ten is all clear.

OK. So hold on.

Say repeat.
Just repeat that?

He must now communicate clearly
with Pauly,

as each recruit makes
the treacherous climb.

Can you repeat that?

Yeah, you gotta...

We can hear you.
I can't hear you.

OK, we can hear you.

What channel are you on?
Talk to me.

You radio us.

Let's hope the enemy aren't
close by here.

Check. Have you got me?

OK Locky, thanks, mate.

We've got Richard coming up, now.

While Locky and Pauly struggle
to establish comms...

Hey Locky, can you hear me?

..number 13, convicted drug dealer,
Richard, is already halfway up.

We're gonna send up the bag, mate.

But we'll wait until we've got
a couple of other people there

to give you a hand pulling her up.

Richard has reached the top.

Someone bring the bag with them,
and then we'll pull it up.

Just hold, hold up.

Why don't we send
some more people up.

I don't need help pulling up
15 kilos, Pauly.

My hardest thing is,

like, everything I do,
I'm always the leader.

I'm always the captain,
I'm always at the front.

Just wait for the rope, mate.

Let's get
a few more people up there.

So you would like me
just to stand around here

while the two girls
are climbing?

It's gonna be hard being
told what to do.

OK, next person.

Pauly, can we please get the bag up?

As Pauly tries to explain his plan,
they argue over the radio,

and Locky fails to inform Pauly,

Number 1, Ebanie,
has reached the top.

Let's just get moving on a bag.

As soon as Anna's out of the way.
She's not on the ladder just yet.

We don't want Anna, we want a bag.

Just get a bag hooked up
to the (BLEEP) rope.

She's not, she's not
on the ladder, yet.

So just, just wait a minute.

He just wants everyone to get up
before we start this.

Doesn't make any sense.

Tell her to go back
and get the (BLEEP) bag.

(MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY OVER RADIO)

What are we waiting for?

There's no room for an individual
hero in the Special Forces.

Is she on the way up?

We're team players,
and we support each other.

Just hook the (BLEEP) bag up.

Heroes become dangerous,
they become liabilities.

We don't want (BLEEP) Anna,
we want a bag.

And their actions can cause
injuries and death.

Just hold up, Lachlan.

I don't know what
we're waiting for.

Anna's good to go.

Pauly, am I able
to drop the rope?

Just give me a minute,
and I'll tell you when, OK?

Anna's on the,
Anna's on the ladder, guys.

Yes.
I'm just dropping it.

Undermining Pauly's direction,

Number ten lowers the rope
for the bag.

Ollie!

The rope is coming down.

Failing to see Anna climbing,
and to report it in.

Oh, my god.
Going to click myself on.

Wait 'till you see me moving.

Don't, don't.
Just don't talk to him.

I'm not big on giving up control.

I like to be in charge,

I like to have everything
the way I want,

because if it's done a different way
and it fails,

then it would've worked my way.

Anna's flying, guys.

I hate relying on other people.

Number ten.
Number 13 has told you twice...

It's the radio.
Twice,

that he has eyes on Number 12.

So, tell them, down there.
(SHOUTS) Twice.

We have eyes on Anna.

We have eyes on Anna.
She's on the rope.

You're too busy (BLEEP) arguing,
Number ten, look at me.

The most important asset
that's on the (BLEEP) rope,

you haven't reported back.

So, they've lost sight of her,

they don't know that you've got
a sight of her.

He's told you twice,
and you've failed to report back.

Yes, Staff.
Switch on.

'Cause you're too (BLEEP) busy
arguing.

Thanks, guys.

(PANTING)

Anna has reached the top.
Anna has reached the top.

(VIA RADIO) Next climber can begin.

Where is the bag?

(MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY OVER RADIO)

Satisfied it's safe to raise
the mission essentials...

Geoff's on his way.

..Pauly sends it up
with Number five, Geoff.

He's too keen, mate.

Bag is secure, off you go.

I'll be hooked up
and I'll see you soon.

Out.

Any respect is mutual,

so if I'm presented with a fair
and equitable authority

that is telling me to do something,
then I'll accept it.

Number five is safe up the top now,
so you're good to go.

But I don't like authority
that is not just.

It's not authority to me,
that's bullying,

so I don't like that,
and I won't accept that.

(GROANS)

Keep going, man,
keep going, keep going.

Up you get, up you get.

(GROANS)

With the mission complete,

Ant debriefs Team Bravo.

You two were too busy
(BLEEP) arguing

to even keep an eye
on the most important asset,

which is your (BLEEP) team members.

Once they went past that ledge,

you've got no eye contact with them.

No-one had a (BLEEP) clue.

You didn't have a (BLEEP) clue
where she was.

She could've been (BLEEP)
stuck under that (BLEEP) waterfall,

for all we know.

I would say, you two clash.

You've got (BLEEP) two leaders
right here.

That's fair, Staff.

Number 12 is (BLEEP) capable,

and probably a better voice
of reason.

100%.

Communication over capability here.

You chose capability
over communication,

and it was a (BLEEP) cluster
(BLEEP) of communication.

(BLEEP) get on with each other.

Right, follow the DS, go.

Five minutes quicker, mission done,
what the (BLEEP), man.

..Locky lashes out.

You're bullying me, mate.
You're this pure bully.

But Pauly stands his ground.

What's the point of talking
to a dickhead

who won't make the peace?

Oh, (BLEEP), hey.

Returning from the task,

Wayne fights
his excruciating shoulder pain.

(BLEEP) it.

While he suffers...

Well look guys,
for the sake of the peace,

whatever you think I did wrong,
I'm sorry about it.

..the two-hour drive is a time
to debrief on Bravo's failures.

I feel like you just wanted
to argue with me.

Not at all, brother.

I grew up in a really rough area.

I was a slightly smaller kid,

and I went to kind of rough schools,
and I got bullied and picked on.

I even said, alright,
I'll do what you want to do.

What do you want to do?

And you were like, just wait,
have patience.

I was like, well,
there's four of us...

Did we get the bags up?

Did it all work?
No, but...

It just didn't work
the way you wanted it to work.

Yeah.

I think any person who goes
to school and suffers bullying

has two options.

You can be the victim,
or you can fight back,

and I chose to fight back.

What was the problem about me
sending the rope down,

a big (BLEEP) giant yellow rope

and then you just...
In case what?

Because it was exactly
across over...

That's (BLEEP) perfect!
No, hold on, hold on.

That means I've picked
a great (BLEEP) location

where you go, doo-doo-doo,
clip, up it (BLEEP) goes.

It's...
Five minutes quicker,

mission done,
what the (BLEEP), man?

You want to mock me, man,
you know, (BLEEP) you.

I'm not mocking you,
I'm saying we had a good plan!

You just did!
You clearly just did.

You've got to drop the ego.

You've got to drop the ego.

I think we all had a great
(BLEEP) plan,

and you (BLEEP) it.

Well...
Just admit it,

and we'll move the (BLEEP) on.
No, go (BLEEP) yourself,

you're a rude (BLEEP).
(SCOFFS)

I'm (BLEEP) wrecked.

Yeah.

What a (BLEEP) ride.

Jesus Christ.

I never want to go
in that car again.

Alright, what happened in the car?

Oh.

I can't work it out.

We argued the whole (BLEEP) way
home,

and he goes, alright, alright,
alright, alright.

You're wrong,
but I'll apologise.

Well, that's not an apology.

Under fire
from his Bravo teammates...

Pauly?

Yo.

Number two, Pauly,
is joined by Alpha leader, Wayne,

who is ignoring his pain
for the time being.

You completed the task today.

Yeah, and a few people not quite
happy with what happened.

They still think, I don't know,
it's really strange when...

They made me the leader,
we had a plan,

we did the plan,

and then somehow they weren't happy
with how it went, mate.

Bit of a Captain America
kind of involvement there.

Are they?

I think the general consensus is,
mate, that...

..you know,
when you're the leader,

you've still got to listen
to others.

I sort of get that,
but (BLEEP), you know.

Leadership, it comes in all forms,
and you can lead in different ways.

Some people are more boisterous
than others.

Everyone can talk,

but it's got to be in, you know,
it's got to be in an orderly manner.

Not just talking over one another

and (BLEEP) gaggling
like a bunch of chooks.

You just need a clear voice,
I think.

You know what it's like,
captain of a footy team, you know.

Yeah no, you've got to listen, mate.

You've got to listen
to other people's views.

The other thing that you've got
to take into account is, you know,

people's emotions in here
are elevated and high.

That's fair.

That's fair.

So, you're going to get,
you're going to get that.

Being able to work together,

you know, not making decisions
for yourself,

but making decisions together
as a group, is really important.

You've got another job, mate.
What's that?

Can you summon the DS for me?
Please?

Yeah.

Staff?

You cool?

Number 16 wants to have a chat
with you, Staff.

What's up, Number 16?

Uhm, I don't want to make a mockery
of this.

Are you that (BLEEP)?

I can't climb up a ladder, so.

OK.
You know your own body.

It's (BLEEP).
So, what do you want to do?

Yep, I'd like to...

VW.

Yeah.

Absolutely.
Come on, let's do it.

Yep, thank you.

Thank you.

Listen...
Appreciate it.

What I want you to do,

I want you to grab your Bergen,
Number 16.

Leave with your head held high.
Yeah.

Well.
See you guys at the reunion.

No.
No!

Oh, what?

No, I'm just... I'm leaving.

What? No!
Are you serious?

No, because of my shoulder.

When are you leaving?

I'm leaving now.

Oh, my god.

So, if you want,
if anyone wants those pants.

I'll take a spare pair of socks.

(LAUGHS)
I've already said that.

You know what?
There's some socks there.

Will be great to see you again,
mate.

Thanks, Pauly,
nice to see you, mate.

You're a good friend.
Are you OK?

Yeah, no I'm good, yeah, no.
(KISSES)

Sometimes you have to try things
that are hard,

and you may not succeed in,

but I think, you know, the...

I think not having a go
at something

will sit with you a lot longer
than having a go and failing.

This is arguably one of the hardest
things that I've ever done.

But I'm tremendously proud.

Oooh!

And I have no doubt this is just a,

just something
that stays with you forever.

You're unbelievable.
Let's just be men, mate.

I don't trust you.
..it's all-out war.

What's the point in talking
to a dickhead

who won't make the peace?
And now you're calling names?

How old are you?
I give you the olive branch,

and you piss it in my face, mate.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Feel like a chat by the fire?

Five minutes?

After communication breakdowns
in the task,

and a fiery clash on return to base,

Number two, Pauly,
wants a word with Locky.

Look man, I don't want any bad blood
with you, you know?

Trouble with this,
we're both kings in our own world,

we're clashing a little bit,
and that's all it is, you know?

Yeah but, I'm not clashing
with you, man.

You shut me down today,
and that's what,

like that wasn't me clashing,
that was just you shutting me down.

OK, look.

How about we just go forward
from here, you know?

Yeah but, I don't feel like
you're ready to move forward

and be the team
and take people's best assets on.

Look, mate, I'm a person
who believes in peace and harmony,

you know?

And that's all I want.

And I want it with you.

You're unbelievable, man.
That's just being mean, mate.

I don't trust you,

because you still think
what you've done today worked.

Mate, it's not a hanging offence.

Look, you know,
I had to make some decisions,

which is a leadership role,
and I did.

And it didn't change the outcome
of the mission,

because we won the mission.
But it did. Oh, my god, Paul.

The mission was, get the bags up,
get the people up, right.

The only thing that changed was...
Why can't we be more efficient?

..you wanted the bags earlier,
I just padded out

because I was generally concerned
for people's safety.

But everyone was safe.

Look mate, they were running up
a bloody ladder to a waterfall.

But there was no... no-one else
was worried.

Well, I was worried.

Look, mate, can we move forward?

I'm afraid to go forward
and it happen again, because...

Come on, man, you're a man.
We're not afraid to go forward.

What are you, an ex-girlfriend
the way you're talking?

Look. You know, be a man.

Do you really want to go there?

You're being a stubborn bloody
12-year-old, man!

Eh. Don't worry about it.

OK, stubborn 12-year-old.

What's the point in talking
to a dickhead

who won't make the peace?

And now you're calling names?

They're still going pretty hard
out there.

I know. I feel... I'm about to walk
out there in a minute

and say you (BLEEP) kids,
I'm over it.

Those guys yelling.

They better not get us in trouble.

Are you going to talk?

I try to make the peace,
and you shit on me.

I can see that we had
a point of difference,

and I can't change it now.

No, you can be like, OK, I know.

See, no, don't tell me
what I have to say to you.

You're bullying me, mate.
No, you're... (SIGHS)

Five people today...
I've tried... I've apologised to you

(BLEEP) three times.

No, I don't accept your apology.

Look, mate.

What is the point
of this conversation?

I came out here to make...
You pulled me out here, bro!

To make peace with you!
What is wrong, man?!

Do you want peace,
or do you want to clash?

What are you doing, man?

I know.
I can hear them from here.

They would go...
It's going round in circles, like...

Let's just be good.
You're unbelievable, man.

Let's just be men, mate.

Look, you know,
let bygones be bygones.

Let the water under the bridge.
But that's not enough for me.

What do you want?
You want blood?

Do you want gold?
I want... no.

I want to be the best person
I can be!

How do we fix us?
Uh, I...

I'm trying to come to a resolution.
I know, and I can't.

Take a breath.

Take a breath, right?
(CHUCKLING) I'm the calm one, man!

Yeah. OK, take a breath.
I am calm!

Here's the olive branch,
the last time.

I want to make peace with you,
I want to go forward.

We're moving forward.
We're moving forward. Yes.

As a sole team, best assets forward.

We're leaving the shit behind,
and we're moving forward, yes?

Yep.
There we go.

That's the way men do it.

I'm happy about that.

Empathy and sympathy
don't come easy for me.

That's... just doesn't compute to me.

(BLEEP) useless (BLEEP).

I just can't be (BLEEP)
putting up with that shit.

I hate being called a bully.

Like I don't think
I bullied anyone today!

(BLEEP) useless.

As Locky continues
to criticise Pauly,

the DS meet to analyse the recruits'
strengths and weaknesses.

I do not take any pride
in doing this.

I didn't think I'd be doing that,
on this course at all.

Do you know what, it's a shame,
with Number 14,

but it's the nature of the beast.

Once your head goes, it...

There's no turning back.

Straight into the hard day today,
with Cliff Assault.

Communication, Number 15, great.

Number seven was the other one
on the radio.

OK, Mills, Darbs is coming up next
with the rope.

(RADIO) OK, sweet.
Let me know how he goes.

They got up and yeah,
they finished it.

Team Bravo.

What I saw today
was just inexcusable.

I don't know what we're waiting for.

Pauly, am I able to drop the rope?

Just give me a minute.
I'm just dropping it.

Just hold up, Lachlan.

If I'm looking at that team
and I'm going

"Right, I need someone to rely on,"

I'm like, Number two, a liability.

Get out of my (BLEEP) way.

Number ten, get the (BLEEP)
out of my way.

Yeah.
Go right to the back.

He thinks he knows everything.

Yeah.

He hasn't got a (BLEEP) clue.
He hasn't got a clue.

He is someone that
will get himself killed on ops.

Yeah.
And put his whole team in jeopardy.

Yeah.

Out of all the people
I've taken on this course,

I haven't felt like this,
for someone to go, you are a danger.

You need a (BLEEP) wake up call.

I would love to just (BLEEP)
cull him.

We've got to do something about it,

because it's... I think
it's irresponsible for us

not to really take this seriously.

Get outside!

You've got five minutes
to get on Parade!

As each recruit is responsible

for keeping their kit in order
at all times...

Hurry up!
You're wasting time!

..the DS know
that Numbers two and ten...

Get in there, sort your shit out.

..have been too busy arguing
to do just that.

Hurry up.

And will use them
as an example to all.

When I say go,
take your Bergens off.

Place them in front of you.

Go.

Move!

Get your dry kit out
and place them on your Bergens.

When you get the call,

we need to make sure
that you are good to go.

Your kit is packed.

You're psychologically prepared
to go at the flick of a switch.

Bang.

Not only must every recruit always
have dry kit in their Bergens,

but it must be clean as well.

These are wet.

Where's your t-shirt?

Sorry, I thought I put that out.

Don't (BLEEP) pull
the wool over my eyes.

Give it here.
(RAISES HIS VOICE) Give it here.

Number five.

You seem like a smart guy.

What would you say
is his clean t-shirt?

I would say it would be the shirt
you were wearing.

It's pretty (BLEEP) obvious,
isn't it?

Correct, Staff.

Do not try...

..and pull the wool over my eyes.

If you (BLEEP) up...

..just tell me you (BLEEP) up.

I switched the clothes
two days ago...

No.

OK, I (BLEEP) up.
I'm sorry, there's no excuses.

Put it away.

Put it away.
Thank you, Staff.

Why are these wet?

I couldn't get them dry.

I've got my dry ones in there.

How come everyone else
has dry socks?

Just answer the (BLEEP) question.

I put on the wrong socks, Staff.

Why does everyone else have
(BLEEP) dry socks?

I put on the wrong socks, Staff.

I've given you ample time to dry
your shit, haven't I?

EVERYONE: Yes, Staff.

Ample time.

Grab this.

Run round and (BLEEP) fully
submerge yourself.

Go, Number ten, move.

Move!

Grab your kit, in your hands,
and fully submerge yourself.

Keep... stay there
with your head out.

Number two.

Grab your kit, run round.

Hurry up.

Get in there.

Fully submerge yourself.

Stay in there.

These two (BLEEP)wits would last

two, three days
in the field, maximum.

With their shit admin,

and they haven't even been
in the field.

You two, get out,
get on your spots, go!

Move!
Hurry up!

Hurry up!

Because of these two (BLEEP)wits,

all of you are going to get
in the (BLEEP) trough.

When I say go, Number four,

run round, fully submerge yourself,
get back on the spot.

Go!

Number 13, go!

It's hugely important that people
take this course seriously.

Disrespect the process,
disrespect the DS,

you will regret it,
and you will suffer.

It (BLEEP) sucks,
doesn't it Number six?

Go!

Get back out,
fully submerge yourself,

get back out
and get back on your spot.

Thank Number ten and Number two

for the extra hours
of administration,

because they couldn't
be (BLEEP) arsed.

Number two, step out here.

Number ten, step out here.

Number four.

Between these two,
who is the bigger liability?

On the ground, in the accommodation,
who is the bigger liability?

Number two, Staff.

Number 12, same question.

Number two, Staff.

Six, same question.

Number two, Staff.

It's very (BLEEP) interesting
that you should say that.

And I cannot believe that you two,
Number ten and Number two,

are (BLEEP) stood out here.

Because we were talking
about you two this evening.

We were talking about
being a liability.

You Number ten,
actually pipped the post.

So, I don't know what type
of voodoo magic he's got over you.

Because Number ten,

you are the (BLEEP) biggest
liability at this moment.

Number two.

(BLEEP) me.

I think you might have
just drawn level

with that shambles
this evening.

When I say go, get back behind
your Bergens, you two.

Go! Move!

Do not try and pull
the wool over our eyes.

We've seen everything.

When I say go,

disappear off my Parade Square,
and start sorting your shit out.

It's going to be a very (BLEEP)
long night.

Go! Move!

Move off the Parade Square!

Grab your kit and move!

Move, Number two!

Move!

Hurry up!

Hurry up!

Next...

I won't (BLEEP) last.

..Locky goes into meltdown,

as he comes face to face...

What's going through
your (BLEEP) head?

..with the DS.

Who the (BLEEP) do you think
you are?

That was the sock he grabbed.

After being outed by the DS

as the biggest liability
within the group...

How is that (BLEEP)...

I feel like I need to (BLEEP)
prove myself, I'm not...

I'm the biggest (BLEEP) liability
here!

..Number ten, Locky,

is finding it hard
to accept the harsh truth.

Well, (BLEEP) it,
if they think I'm a liability,

like, the worst liability here,
that's (BLEEP) bullshit.

Don't worry about it, it's done,

we're all wet,
we've all got to dry our shit.

How am I a (BLEEP) liabil...

I was carrying two (BLEEP) bags,
carrying the whole (BLEEP) boat.

(INHALES DEEPLY)

I'm just not a crier.

I can't, like, remember
the last time I had a good cry.

(EMOTIONAL)
I won't (BLEEP) last.

They need you so much.

But sometimes, you have to cry!

(SNIFFLES)

Like, look at Sam Burgess.

Everyone fell in love with him
when he cried.

Don't worry. Don't worry.
It's OK.

(BREATHES SHAKILY)

Number ten!

Can you go and get Number ten?
Absolutely.

Like, I want to know why
I'm a liability.

Don't worry about it.

Like, how... like,
can you just tell me?

You've been called.

Angered by Locky's messy kit
and attitude in the task...

Come on, Number ten!

..the DS have a few things
to say to him.

Come on! (BLEEP) me!

You should be out of that pit
like (BLEEP) Polaris.

You know what, who the (BLEEP)
do you think you are?

I was (BLEEP) shaking today,

and I was that close
to just going down

and (BLEEP) taking
your number off of you.

Number two, I'm surprised he hasn't
(BLEEP) pulled you aside

and said, (BLEEP) hell, mate,
why'd you... what's going on?

We had a quick chat.
Oh, you've had a chat.

Yeah.
And who pulled who aside?

He came up and grabbed me

and we had a quick chat.
He grabbed you.

Exactly.

Well, that's (BLEEP) good of him.

You need to acknowledge
that right now,

that you've actually learnt
something off of Number two.

What does Locky rhyme with?

Cocky.

Bet you've heard that before,
haven't you?

Yes, Staff.

'Cause you're a cocky (BLEEP).
Do you know that?

Yes, Staff.

What's going through
your (BLEEP) head?

I saw you dive in there today
being a (BLEEP) hero.

I was like, "He thinks he's on
a (BLEEP) reality TV show."

Do not get us confused with being
on (BLEEP) 'Survivor',

on 'Bachelor'.

'Cause this is not
what this course is about,

and do not insult us,
or your (BLEEP) team members,

in that way.

Your head is in the wrong place.

It's in a (BLEEP) TV reality space.

It's not in the (BLEEP)
military space.

Do you think you're better
than everyone else?

You think you're stronger
than everyone else?

You're a (BLEEP) bully!

If you want to play the hero,

then (BLEEP) go and serve
your (BLEEP) country.

Go and bury your (BLEEP) muckers.

Do not play being a hero,

because that is the biggest insult
for us that you can do.

There are people that serve,

and then there's people
that serve themselves.

I know 100% that I am selfish,

and I always put myself first,

and that's why I wanted
to come on here

to meet some (BLEEP bad ass...

But back up a second.

If you already know that,

then why aren't you using
this opportunity to fix it?

I'm trying.

Like, I don't know
where it comes from,

I don't... like, it's like
I just have to be number one.

There's a fine line
between number one and being one.

So, you're saying I just step back?

Like don't, don't need
to be number one,

just step back,
help everyone else, put like...

just learn from others?

You know, all these selections,

the two big things that are looked
at are performance and safety.

Right?

So, performance,
you know you've got that done.

But safety?

Your own safety
and others' safety is key.

No more (BLEEP) ups.

And I mean that,
no more (BLEEP) ups from you.

Because you're... you'll be gone.

Yes, Staff.

Guard!

I'm glad Number two pulled him
aside.

Yeah.

It's the bigger guy.

When he said, "you mean I need
to let others, like, shine?"

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Meaning, I'm going to back off

and not win,
he assuming he's going to still win.

He should just humble himself.

Yeah.

If he doesn't sleep on it tonight

and action it,
then we're wasting our time.

This is (BLEEP), man.

This is so (BLEEP).

I'm pretty sure the DS just wants
to see me get beaten down to a pulp

and kind of rise up
and become a better person.

So, we'll see.