All language subtitles for Alone S04E08 Flare-up

I'm starting to get worried about this
boat not providing us with more fish.

How much longer can we go like this,
Ted? Brooke is pushing herself farther

than she should. Let me carry the big
ones, please.

Why don't you just keep doing your
thing?

Go away!

Oh, no!

My dad gets fish, and I have not gotten
a single one. It's so frustrating.

I'm going to set a trot line.

Oh, dude.

Infection could spell the end for us out
here.

This is going to be an incredible
challenge.

We're going to be dropped off in
separate locations, and one of us has to

find the other. There he goes!

I've got to wait on my brother.

Hopefully he'll be here soon. Please
come tomorrow.

I don't know where I'm going, how long
I'm going to be out here. All I have is

a compass bearing.

It's a needle in a haystack. Can I even
make it to base camp?

Dad!

No way.

Everything around you is telling you you
need to go home.

Please leave me.

If you don't work as a team, it's game
over. I can't hold the whole thing up

still. $500,000 would be life-changing.
I know.

I feel like life is sucked out of me.

He's coming.

He sees me.

Let me show you something.

This is called a yellow brick.

This is how you quit.

See this button? There's this little
door you flip up, and you push the

button.

We live in a push-button world.

We want to watch TV, push the button,
change the channel.

A lot of cars are push button start.

This is the everything button.

This button will get you steak and eggs
and a hot shower and a plane ride home.

Only press it once, then everything
magically happens.

This is also the button that you push
and you lose.

Not interested in that button.

Although it sounds pretty good.

Just keep working on that crab trap,
man, and if it starts producing, it

would help a lot.

We decided that the holes are too big on
this crab trap, so I think I'm going to

weave sticks through the mesh and we'll
drop it in a deeper spot and get it

working for us because I spent a lot of
time on it. It's kind of upsetting that

it's not catching anything.

I'm going to try to get the boat in and
get the crab trap out there.

We're both so low on energy.

We don't know if it's the best use of
our calories.

But we're going to go for it anyways.

So we need something to happen out here.

And as hungry as we are, I don't know.

We're just kind of feeling like we're
not going to win this.

Every single thing we have done as a
project has been a failure for us.

So we've got to really dig in mentally
and physically to try to overcome this

hump so that we can excel out here.

Let me help you get in.

We're doing it.

It actually feels pretty good once you
get a little speed.

The track's pretty good.

What do you think about right here?

Sure.

That's our fire extinguisher, which I
found probably three weeks ago.

And we're using it as a float for a crab
trap.

Finally coming into use.

Excellent.

Jim and I learned growing up that no
matter what, you just don't give up.

We've always had a strength just passed
down to us from our parents who are

entrepreneurs and athletic and outdoorsy
and just everything they've done has

been so contagious.

And even though we've had tough times,
we're still chomping at the bit to try

to make something happen.

Oh, that took a lot out of me.

Oh Jim, maybe that crab trough will have
something in it.

I think it will.

I think we've managed to do okay for
ourselves.

The cabin's done.

The fireplace is all done.

It has allowed us to just come in at the
end of a long day and you feel secure

and you're dry and it's a much happier
environment.

Once you get the place figured out and
how to live out here, then it's how to

stay sane.

We're going to have to find some things
to stay occupied.

We're a bit at the stage. We're making
board games.

You see what I'm doing here?

Running that knife through the backside
here.

It's kind of nice to have a project.

And I think we could use a checkerboard
around here.

That's awesome.

Dave's mind is just so creative, and he
can build anything.

Now I'm gonna make some checkers.

And then I'm gonna beat my wife at
checkers.

Or lose.

I haven't played checkers in so long. Me
neither.

We're gonna play games! Yay!

About to get ugly around here.

You're going down.

That's what's gonna happen.

Oh.

Oh, gosh.

Oh, boy.

King me.

At the end of the day, Dave and I coming
in this together as a husband and wife,

we can't just blow up and have a
disagreement and go our separate ways at

the end of this deal. No.

We're tied to each other forever.

We're parents.

We've got to be strong for our kids. You
have to come through it in one piece and

probably stronger than you ever were.

I'm no checker wizard.

I mean, you suck, but I'm no genius at
it, so you'll get so much better.

You'll be a savant by the time we're out
of here. I hate you.

It's going to be really exciting to
check out the crab trap, see if we have

anything in there.

I think it'd be a real morale booster if
we did.

I don't see the crab trap.

So when I put out the crab trap
yesterday, we didn't have much rope.

And the float was just kind of barely on
the surface.

And now I can't see it at all.

So I'm hoping the float's just
underwater.

And as the tide comes down a little
more, we'll be able to see it.

I'm trying to stay positive that it'll
show up.

We're going to take the boat out and go
have a look for it.

All right, put it down for a sec.

OK.

All the netting, bait cage, cordage, and
fire extinguisher appears to have been

lost. The water level is three, three
and a half feet lower than when we set

it. We can't see the float.

Maybe the fire extinguisher filled with
water and sunk.

So the only hope we have is to go out
there and look and hope that we can see

it just below the surface.

In a survival situation, these kinds of
things can mean life and death.

You lose your crab trap, now you don't
catch any crabs and you die.

You don't get a second chance.

Out here, who's going to be the one that
hits the wall first?

That's what this experience really is.

What's that?

What? What's that?

Where? I'm following you.

It's a seal.

Oh.

Can you find our crab trap?

Dude, I can't see anything.

Jim, this was our meal ticket, man.

Basically all our projects have just
been a total waste of time so far.

Probably would have had like another
three weeks of energy if we hadn't done

any of these things.

Yeah, I see it. It's right here.

Thank God.

Jim sees the trap.

Ted, we're saved.

Yeah!

Yes.

I'm just going to pull this kelp up, and
I'll pull the whole thing right up, bud.

Man, if this thing has crabs in it, it's
just going to be absolute tragedy to

triumph situation.

Yeah, I see it.

It's right here.

Tad, we're saved.

Yeah!

Yes.

I'm just going to pull this cow pup and
I'll pull the whole thing right up, bud.

Man, if this thing has crabs in it, it's
just going to be an absolute tragedy to

triumph situation.

Oh, it slipped off.

it looks like the float is not floating
no oh no jim the

float sunk no

it's gone

that's it bud you blew it i didn't blow

it you blew it with that float

You flew it. The crab trap was your job.

Yeah, it's my fault, bud, sure.

No, you just lost it off the kelp.
That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I couldn't

help it. It wasn't tangled enough.

Well, you could have reached down with
your rod.

Couldn't grab it. It slipped off the
kelp, and then I watched it just sink

right to the bottom, dude, like a stone.

So the fire extinguisher obviously had a
hole in it, and now our trap is out

there 30 feet deep.

Dude, I can't believe that just
happened, man.

That is the worst.

What should we do?

Let's give up.

It's gone.

Today was a really bad day for me. I had
absolutely no energy.

And now we've lost our crab trap.

Everything we've made is...

A flop, Jim.

Just such a depressed case, bud. Like,
cheer up a little. Taking rod out of the

boat already.

Trying to.

We're basically starving to death.

And one of the risks is that we get in
an argument that we can't come back from

where one of us, you know, just gets
pissed and taps out.

Just like, you know, we want to be able
to survive out here, and we're just not,

you know?

We're like slowly starving is what's
happening. This is why we're going to

lose. This is dumb like this.

Maybe we should just throw in the towel.

Oh, it's going to be so exciting to get
home.

It will be nice.

Hopefully everybody will be excited to
see us.

Oh, hopefully.

Oh, you're back, huh?

Yeah.

You're out there a while. Why don't you
just stay?

Sam and I have fought to keep

a positive attitude.

I mean, it's a challenge, but we're one
day closer to our goal, and it could

happen any time.

The bank that we use when we come in
from the out front where all the water

is is pretty high, and it's difficult
sometimes to get up there.

So we're thinking about making a little
ladder.

We've got a few trees close by camp that
we've scouted out.

We think they're going to be pretty good
trees to make our ladder with.

You really think that's big enough for
the upright?

Absolutely.

Just be careful up there. Yep.

So far, I think we're doing really well.

I'm so proud of everything we
accomplished.

But my biggest concern going out here is
just the accident factor. That is what

I'm most concerned about, is just
something happening that just ends it

for us just like that. Totally
unavoidable. That would be a nightmare.

That would be horrible.

You could just fall and twist your
ankle.

and out here, that would be devastating.

You know, and it's that momentary slip
of attention that is, in the end,

devastating. That's what I'm most
worried about.

You just got to be smart, you got to be
prepared, and you got to stay a step

ahead of it.

So the reason I'm making all of these
cuts like this is so that I'll be able

to take the big knife...

And with a baton, go ahead and knock
those pieces out of there and make a

real nice notch like that.

I think one of man's most important
things in life is to replace themselves

in the next generation.

And that's one of the basic things for
any biological unit.

To do it well is the big thing.

And I think that one day Sam will be a
wonderful father.

That looks pretty darn good, Dad.

That's awesome.

Give it a try.

Oh, yeah.

Isn't that nice?

That is so nice. Yeah.

We did it.

How about that?

Nice.

I'm feeling pretty wiped out today.

I really wonder how long this is going
to go on.

That's a really hard part of this, not
knowing what's going on.

Not knowing who's still out there.

how long you're gonna be here.

It's hard to wrap your head around the
unknown.

Dave's out fishing right now.

I don't know, but today I just feel like
I got sideswiped.

So I'm gonna listen to my body and take
it easy.

I think I might lay down, take a little
nap.

Tides turning.

Starting to come in. Hopefully it will
be good fishing here for the next half

hour.

I don't have any energy.

I mean, I am just spent.

You're catching fish, you're doing well,
and then for over a week, nothing.

Fish on.

Nope. Turn it.

Missed.

We're depleted enough that you're
starting to get wobbly. You're starting

to really get shaky. Brooke is very
weak.

She's just going downhill. I've never,
ever seen that from her.

And now it's just going to be nothing
but toil.

From here on out.

Oh, my goodness.

That was scary.

I was laying there, resting, and I heard

some, a whoosh sound, a flame sound.

And I look up, and the chimney, the
chimney was on

fire.

So from the inside,

I pushed it out.

Problem was, it was all this plunky
poles.

They instantly dried out.

If I had not been here and went fishing
with Dave this morning, we probably

would have burned this place down.

It's so scary.

Holy crap.

That was close.

I got to rebuild this chimney now.

It's just going to eat up some energy,
but crap.

Can't be burning the house down.

Too bad that crab trap got lost, man. I
know, man.

Sucks, eh? And, like, even finding it,
it's just so much energy that it's

like... Yeah.

It would have provided us with some
food, man.

I think, like, the concern is we've
never felt like this before from hunger.

So we have that fear that, like, are we
going to, like, starve to death kind of

thing, right? Or how much longer can we
last until we just can't get up or we

can't move, right?

I'm going to bruise your palm after a
while doing that.

Ted, could you please not micromanage me
doing this, all right?

You're starting to do that. It's
annoying me.

Okay. Well, your palms are going to be
sore, and then you're going to not say

it. I've been doing this for ages, Ted.

I know what you're saying, but I just
think you're wrong.

Every time, you've got to give me some
four-hour micromanagement lesson.

I'm going to go forage. All right,
whatever, man.

So I've been laying in my shelter, and
I've noticed when I lay on my left side,

which is facing the wall,

I've been smelling these absolutely
horrible smells, you know, for the past,

like, three days.

And I had no idea what it was. You know,
I keep, like, my batteries there, my

yellow brick. It's like, that stuff
can't smell like death.

And I know why it smelled like death,
because that's exactly what it was. It

was a rotting little periwinkle. It's
kind of funny.

Really glad it's over with.

I think really our main goal for today
is to make out the point and get some

fish. And fingers crossed we'll get
something.

Wow, look at that flow.

I know.

This water is just moving so fast.

Yeah, this will be interesting to see if
we can even fish.

I know.

Every fish we've eaten out here has been
my dad. I have not caught a single fish.

I'm literally standing feet away from
him, and he'll be slaying the fish, you

know? He's getting bites, and I'm just
standing there, just holding the stick.

I felt a little tug.

Come on, fishy.

Yes!

Holy cow, Dad!

Nice catch.

How about that?

Awesome, Dad.

I think that you give your child
everything that you can give them.

And with Sam, with either of my
children, I would provide for them as

long as I'm able.

It's something a dad does.

With this extreme tide, it's incredible
the amount of sea life we've been

noticing. Like, you can see starfish
everywhere and red crabs.

And those little guys are full of meat.

The red crabs...

They don't like hanging around the
rocks. They prefer the muddier areas.

Red crab.

No, really? Dad, I need you to pull my
sleeves up real quick.

Okay, thank you.

See him? Oh, that's in deep water.

Be careful. Take your time.

I know.

That's in deep water.

You got to be really careful.

I know.

Be careful. Take your time. Oh, oh. He's
on the move. Holy cow.

Oh, he's moving quick.

Oh, yeah.

Nice. Holy cow. Oh, yeah.

Holy cow. Look at that beefy boy.

Beautiful. Check it out.

The first red crab we've gotten out
here.

Not a giant bite by any means but those
claws are definitely gonna have a good

old bite of meat in them I'm really
looking forward to this

Holy cow,

that is what I am talking about.

Yes got ourselves some dinner

That was actually a really tasty bite.

This side was down in the salt water.
Oh, there you go.

It is so good.

Man, I wish every fish that we caught
tasted like this.

We've been in the zone lately.

We just got to stay there.

That's right.

You know, I've been dreaming about this
for 10 years.

If we stay out here the longest, if we
win, my dream is to get an aluminum

boat. It'd be fantastic.

Set it up for crabbing. We can put it in
the river right by the house.

If we can win this, I'm going to take a
year off of work. You know, I'm going to

take a whole year off. And we're just
going to go out on the boat every day.

We're going to go crabbing.

We're going to go crabbing like twice a
week probably. That's what's driving us

every day.

and just the world of possibilities.

That boat and a whole year off of work.

Oh, it's going to be so much fun.

It's the morning of the 31st day.

It's about another night.

In our cabin.

Fishing. Firewood.

That's it. That's all that's on the
agenda.

Brooke is currently warming up by the
fire.

What do you have to say this morning?

Lovely day for eating.

I like to eat.

Your hair is awesome.

Thank you.

I do what I can.

We need to go out and get a bunch of
fish.

And turn this cabin into a fish-smoking
cannery processing plant.

Because we need to gain a pound.

As the days go by, your body is more
depleted.

And when your body is not getting what
it needs, it starts to freak your mind

out. And suddenly, everything is
enhanced. And that is the psychology of

survival.

That is when you really dig down and see
what you've got in reserve to make it

work. You're trying to stay in command
of your mind so you can stay when

everything around you is telling you you
need to go home.

Fish on.

Yes.

Nice.

Fish on.

Good job, babe.

Oh, it's a good one. I don't want to
lose it.

Oh, yeah.

Good job, man.

Oh, yeah. That is awesome.

Yay. Two fish already.

Makes me feel so much better.

Fish on.

Good job, babe.

Gotta get it up here.

Yay!

He's lively.

It's a good size.

This guy's pretty cool.

Check him out.

Blue inside, blue outside.

That is just... That's just amazing.

I don't know if that shows, but... Wow.

I mean, this guy is blue.

Couple very nice fish.

Very thankful.

This was a good day for us, but the fact
is, from a calorie standpoint, either

one of us could eat three, four fish a
day before we would gain back anything.

Brooke dropped so much weight.

We've got to put more food on the table.

Otherwise, I don't know what's going to
happen.

I'm starting to really see Ted get
really down and depressed.

It just gets really frustrating.

I'm just not going to let Ted bother me.

Find a happy place.

Happy, happy place.

Like a unicorn.

Oh, man.

We don't have enough food for dinner.

Yeah.

Gonna forage.

Hmm.

Should start stockpiling.

Let's plan to have two meals a day for
five days saved.

Might be a little ambitious, don't you
think?

No.

It's worth the output to forage, and
it's more of a guarantee.

Yeah, I don't want to kill myself doing
that, man.

I don't know if we have the energy to
forge that much.

Seems to be working pretty well for the
most part.

I don't think so.

You forge and I'll fish.

We will see what happens and we'll see
what the future has to hold.

All right.

We're really going to have to dig deep
here because we both want this so bad.

and ourselves and our girlfriends.

And, you know, we owe it to them to give
it everything we got.

I figure I need another hundred of these
crabs at least.

For us to win, we have to be prepared to
do anything.

And how well you could actually stock up
and actually prepare the way the natives

would have makes you realize the value
of foraging.

You plan for the worst, hope for the
best, especially in a survival

situation. Whoa!

Foraging is more of an insurance of
getting something, where fishing's more

hit and miss.

But, you know, no risk, no reward,
because fishing offers the best food, it

fills us up, it gives us the best
energy, it tastes better, it's a huge

morale booster for us.

And I just think that this is the best
survival strategy.

I think Ted exerts himself so intensely
every single freaking day to bring food

back home. And long term, that's too
much work.

Jim is thinking foraging is a waste of
time. Like, I get it. This sucks. This

is terrible.

But the shore crabs, the seaweed,
limpets.

All these things can't be taken for
granted at the end of the day. It

actually keeps us alive.

Well, right now I'm feeling a little
discouraged that I haven't caught

anything.

It's a really cold and windy day.

Doesn't feel very fishy today.

I'm going to go back, get some rest. I
want to get up and fish tomorrow.

Seems like I have to, like, force you
into foraging, and, like, I'm always the

only one, and I always come back with
more food, and, like... Anything I don't

want to do, whenever I don't want to do
something your way, you get pissed.

No, it's just particularly surrounding
foraging.

If you haven't realized, it's foraging
that wins this show.

Well, you want to keep a bunch in
reserve, and I don't think that's as

important as you think it is.

As the days move forward, it's just
getting harder, which I didn't even

think was possible.

All I'm doing is just turning over
rocks, and my energy levels are just

absolutely just suck.

411.

12.

13.

I'm doing the heavy lifting right now,
and Jim isn't contributing.

So just so you all know,

that's what 600 limpets looks like.

It's maybe about six feet deep here.

Just trying to jig right off the rocks
and sit. It takes very little energy to

do that.

rather than standing and casting.

Nothing's biting today, Ted.

What? Nothing's biting.

Nothing.

Out here, I'm slowly learning that
people don't survive by

themselves. You need help.

For Jim and I, our survival depends on
each other so much. And in this case,

having my particular brother is just
tough.

Now I'm just really, really beat.

He's always so exhausted and blah, blah,
blah, and he thinks, oh, maybe we should

just... cut our losses and not get the
food and because we're expending more

energy than the calories we're
collecting but if we're actually

planning on winning this we need to work
together as a team

you know i just feel like everything we
have right now

is a result of my hard work

What are you gonna do?

I don't know, probably just lie down or
something for a bit?

Huh.

Why don't you come fish then?

I don't know, I don't have the energy,
man. I'm dead.

All right.

At this point, if someone's not pulling
their weight, we're just...

My freaking butt has lost so much fat
and muscle off of it that it's so bony

it hurts me to sit.

We have two full days of food in hand.

Ted really wanted to go out and forage
again tonight, and I said, you know,

let's just take it easy, man, you know?

The limpets are out like crazy.

We're totally exhausted, but we have no
choice but to get a lot of food.

We have like at least four pots of food
here. Yeah, but that's only like two

days, not even.

I think if you had come out though, once
you got out here, you would have felt

pretty good and you could have easily...
I'm actually feeling really good right

now and relaxed.

The limpets are swarming now and they
like...

That doesn't happen for another, like,
two weeks, you know?

I think you're too scared.

I'm not scared. I just know that I'm
getting all the food foraging, and

you're always not.

And every time I forage way more than
you, and you always are complaining and

don't want to do it. Why are you picking
an argument with me right now? I'm not.

I'm just saying, man. You're just hungry
and mad.

Take like half an hour to try to get
some food. I think you're just mad that

you haven't even caught one fish.

No, not at all. I've provided way more
food than the fish you've caught, if you

haven't realized.

You're the big hero.

I'm not the hero. I'm just saying, dude.
The big guy that's talking to you and

everything. You want to win $500,000?

You can't sit on your ass and not get
food.

Let me bow to you.

It's okay, man. Shut up.

It's all you.

It's just all you.

I'm not doing anything.

Man, this dump.

That's it for me.

Talking about the wire for the rock.
That's all I was trying to say. Damn it.

When you haven't eaten, what sort of
demons come out in your personality?

If this doesn't pan out, I don't know
what we're going to do.

I've never had to starve like this
before.

Make sure you want to tap that button.

I have really intense abdominal pain.

I'm really concerned for Ted.

He might not have much time left.