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[Cheeny] This is different.

[Steven] This is something we've never done before.

[Matt] You gotta watch your back for not just the animals this time,

but for the other survivalists.

[Gary] Run!

Yeah!

[choking]

[narrator] For the first time ever,

12 of Naked and Afraid's most skilled survivalists

are competing head-to-head

for 45 days in the South African bush...

Whoo! [laughs]

...to crown the best of the best...

Yeah!

...and win $100,000.

This is what I live for.

[Jeff] I will do anything to win this challenge.

[narrator] Failure means elimination.

Don't bitch about [bleep] losing.

- [narrator] Only one will reach the end... - [man 1 grunts]

[man 2] This challenge is so rough.

...and will be the Last One Standing.

Previously on Last One Standing...

[Dan] I am so crossing my fingers for a meat cache.

[narrator] As competitors migrated to Zone 3,

they used their survival skills to track caches.

[Jeff laughing] I found it.

[narrator] Jeff claimed two animal pelts,

his first major score since Zone 1.

I'm back!

- [Matt] Oh. - [Cheeny] Oh, [bleep].

- It's a duiker. - Yep.

[narrator] And Dan, Cheeny and Matt's discovery gave them an immediate advantage.

[Cheeny] Nice work, boys.

[narrator] But a slip of the knife...

- [Dan exhales] You okay? - [Matt] That's pretty deep.

...put one competitor's challenge in jeopardy.

[Dan] I'm just worried that's gonna take him out of this challenge.

Ah, yep. It's pretty bad.

Now, I'm in big trouble.

- [Andrea] Hi, Matt. - [Dan] Jesus. [scoffs]

[Andrea] Let's see, let's see.

[male medic] Yeah, we'll have to suture that up.

It's a pressured area. That's a problem.

[Dan] Yeah, that's gonna be hard to heal.

[Matt] To injure your hand in a survival like this, it completely hinders

everything about what you can do and accomplish.

[Andrea speaking]

[Matt sighs]

[Jarryd speaking]

Matt, do I cut straight down along the spine?

[Matt speaking]

I would say this is probably the first time I've got my hand stitched

while trying to give somebody guidance on how to skin out and process a duiker.

You don't get to do that everyday.

Dan, the butcher, getting it done.

Matt, I gotta see where Cheeny's at with the shelter tonight and stuff like that.

[Cheeny speaking]

[Dan] Neither Cheeny or I nor Matt have anything

set up for a shelter at all at this point.

And Matt's by himself too.

So, I'm a little bit worried.

I want him to get off on the right foot

and I'm able to finish skinning, gutting and cleaning this thing

while Matt's sitting down, getting treated by the medics.

This is a share pile.

- This is our pile. - [flies buzzing]

Matt's pile.

[Matt] Three's enough, huh?

- [Jarryd] Four. - Oh, four.

[Jarryd speaking]

- [Matt] Okay. - [Jarryd speaking]

- [Matt] Okay. - [Jarryd] Okay.

You know, at this point, I am expecting a rough night.

I may not even get a fire going,

I may not have anything for the night,

because by myself, with the sun going down,

I just don't have time with one hand out of commission.

[Steven] Just kind of getting home base ready.

I'm exhausted.

I mean, we probably covered several miles,

probably went up, maybe a little over 1,000 feet in elevation,

drug it up here.

And, um, it's gonna be a little bit more difficult

to survive in these conditions than it was down by the river.

[narrator] In Zone 3, the competitors face steep, uneven terrain

and dense brush alongside high winds,

twenty degree temperature swings, and a lack of game animals.

[Sarah speaking]

[Steven] Yeah.

[Matt] Who's my closest camp over here?

[Sarah] That'd be us.

- [Steven] What up, buddy? - [Matt chuckles]

- [Steven] Come on down. - [Matt] It's the king and Sarah.

- [Steven] Let me look at you. - I, uh, I found this today.

- So, if you need a hatchet at any point, let me know. - [Steven] Works.

[Sarah speaking]

[Matt] Also,

that happened.

- [Steven] Break it? - No. [exhales]

- Cut the living [bleep] out of it. It's a doozy. - [Sarah] Oh.

- [Steven groans] - [Matt] It's a doozy.

So, I was gonna ask if you all

would consider a possible... Help me get my fire going up there.

- [Steven] Yeah. Totally. - [Matt] Yeah?

- [Sarah] Yeah. - [Steven] Yeah.

- [Steven] I got you, dude. - [Sarah] No, we feel you, man.

[Matt] I was man enough to ask for help.

Steven and Sarah immediately came over

and, uh, helped me get this fire going.

We can set the fire, kind of,

all right, here somewhere, Steven?

- Right there? - [Steven] Yeah, I got you.

Everybody's gonna benefit from this.

I mean, he's by far, not only the best primitive hunter in these challenges,

but probably the best primitive hunter in the world.

Oh, [bleep]. You got a dead log right there, dude.

[Matt] Gary came over.

Also helped grab these big old logs for me.

[Steven] Between all of us, dude, we'll get you a feeder log in here.

[Matt] And now, Sarah and Gary and Waz

started chopping away the brush from underneath

and, uh, helping me collect some firewood

that I can't grab with just one hand.

I appreciate you getting that fire going.

[Steven] Yeah, no problem.

To have something like this put me out,

and have them step in even though it's a competition,

that is

[bleep] beautiful.

Has anyone told these people that they signed up for Last One Standing?

Has anyone told them that this is a competition?

[Steven] So, you're good, man?

[Matt grunting] I think I'll make it. Thanks.

- [Steven] All right, buddy. - [Gary] All right.

[Sarah] If you need anything, just call.

[Matt] I watched six survivalists out of the eight that are here

come to my rescue.

All but one.

[Jeff speaking]

- [Cheeny] Hey. - [Jeff speaking]

[Cheeny] Yeah.

[Jeff speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Jeff speaking]

[Cheeny] Yeah, we'll give you your piece

and then, I'm gonna go deliver the other pieces to everybody.

[Jeff] Oh, you guys are amazing.

[Cheeny] It was a little duiker.

[Jeff] Thank God you found it today.

- [Cheeny] Yeah. - Yeah, good job.

- [Cheeny] Thanks. - Good job.

- Took us a long time but we found it. - [Dan] Here you go, bud.

[Jeff] Yeah. Aw, man.

[Dan speaking]

[Jeff] Aw, dude, you're amazing.

- [Jeff] Aw, yeah. Thank you so much. - [Dan] Enjoy.

[Cheeny] Everybody gets a nice meal tonight.

[Jeff] Aw, man. I love this.

I come across Dan and Cheeny and I see that they found the animal.

Well... And I notice four legs.

And I'm thinking,

"Besides me, there's only four groups here.

That means everyone is getting one of these legs

and I'm getting the spinal column and some gut fat."

[Dan] Jeff's now fully realizing that we were not really happy

with his behavior whatsoever. [chuckling]

- Enjoy. - [Jeff] Thank you.

So, we got a little, uh, duiker leg and a couple ribs

which is absolutely amazing.

Here it is in the pot.

He split it up between all the teams.

We get to eat tonight on Day 14. That is something.

Little bit of the liver.

We decided to split the liver up three ways.

- [Sarah laughing] [bleep]. - [Steven chuckles]

[laughing] I did not mean to swear. Just came out.

[Waz] Little bit of broth. Little bit of red meat.

Little bit of deliciousness.

- [Cheeny] Enjoying our spoils. - Yeah, meat roasted, meat in the pot,

and meat in the bellies of all of our friends out here.

- So happy. - [Cheeny] It's good in the neighborhood.

[wind blowing]

[Jeff] Dan and Cheeny gave me a little bit of meat

and this evening, Matt cut his finger.

He's going down the road of deception and lies.

And because of that,

karma's after him.

And that's right on his tail.

So, I'm so happy

right now.

The world could not be any better.

[Steven] Ah, this [bleep] wind won't stop.

[Sarah groans] Oh.

[Steven] Yeah. [sighs]

[Sarah] There is a very real possibility for hypothermia.

[Waz] Where does Jeff get off eating some of this meat

and he's not handing hides out for people to use?

What's he offering in a trade for what he got as a meat portion?

[chuckles] Oh, my God. It's so good.

What a piece of [bleep].

I hope this continues all night long.

I hope it rains.

I hope it's cold.

I hope it's miserable.

The windier it gets, the colder it gets.

It may actually even lead to some people tapping out of the challenge.

[Sarah] Struggling with the cold.

And I'm [bleep] tired of it. I'm [bleep] angry.

[man] Wind is no good.

[Matt] Real cold.

[Jeff] But for me, I am sweating.

[exhales] Like, holy crap, these hides.

[chuckling]

These hides are legit warm.

I mean, it's like a sauna.

I think I'm gonna have to go for a walk,

just to cool down.

[chuckles]

The struggle is real, folks.

Struggle, it's real.

[Waz] Here's that

morning of Day 15.

Just with this elevation change, we've woken up in the clouds

that used to be above us.

It was a, uh,

pretty chilly night.

[Gary] Pretty cold

last night.

We were lucky to escape the rain.

[Waz speaking]

[Matt] I just injured my finger.

So, I'm gonna leave the bow behind.

Just take the spear up with me.

Hunting will be really hard.

So, it's a, uh, it's a lot of stress.

[exhales and whispers] Slippery.

[in normal voice] But, try to see if I can't, uh, up the game a bit.

See if I can't start thriving out here.

It's the largest pool of water I've seen so far

and

I see some frogs.

[whispering] God, they're so small.

[in normal voice] Small enough they went through

the span of my spear here, so...

Take off the spreader sticks completely.

All right. [grunts]

There's one there.

God, dang. It's so small.

Missed him.

[sighs]

[sighs] They're pretty quick.

Little tiny [bleep]. I can't even tell if I got it.

The spear is not gonna be working that good for this.

Probably have to just go hand-catching style.

Tricky at this point as well with my

injured hand.

I have to do it... Try to do it one-handed.

I shouldn't get that wet at this point

in the healing process.

It's frustrating.

Think I got, maybe, hour and a half of sleep tops last night.

Yeah, you were one that struggled last night.

[Sarah] I know.

I got rest but no sleep.

After my Montana challenge,

cold for me is a little bit triggering.

[clears throat] It sucks.

But the major difference there though

is that I had a bison hide.

- Ugh, God. - I know.

Lack of sleep, man. That's one of my biggest fears out here.

The weather out here, it's hitting Sarah hard.

I'm worried about her every single night

because with this first 21 days,

you are fully connected to your partner.

If your partner decides to tap, you're out.

So, I'm doing a lot of the grunt work.

I'm carrying logs up hills for fire.

I'm doing the water runs.

But, I'm not gonna show on my face

that it is, you know, a little upsetting.

That is a nice log.

How far did you have to go to find that?

- [Steven] Uh, from [grunting] the water source. - Oh, jeez.

You're a freaking champion.

[Steven] I'm so looking forward to Day 21.

But, I gotta get through these 21 days with her

and if I gotta do it lugging 100-pound logs up cliffsides,

then that's what I'm gonna do.

[grunts]

[Cheeny] All items were found.

[Dan] Yes.

'Cause it's only gonna keep getting harder.

It is.

In this kind of environment,

you're not gonna find any protein resting in a shelter, that's for damn sure.

[Cheeny] No. But what's available here is not much.

Never been so hungry.

Cheeny and I are by far the two skinniest people out here.

[Cheeny exhales] I just got really light-headed.

[Dan] You okay?

I stood up too quick.

Everything just went like

- black. - [Dan speaking]

There's a massive, really nice tree of it.

[Cheeny] There you go.

[Dan] I have one of these plants growing right outside my front door.

Never thought to eat it.

[Dan] Tastes good, huh?

It's kind of got, like, a lemony-lime crunch flavor which is nice.

But, Cheeny's pretty tired.

The last three days have been [huffs] exhausting.

[Cheeny] A little duiker wasn't enough food.

'Cause honestly, if you're up all night shivering,

you're burning five, ten times more energy.

And I'm freaking exhausted.

I'd low crawl 10 miles through broken glass right now

for a piece of salami.

[Jeff] Right now,

I'm looking for frogs

and any other type of food resource down here.

Trying to get a little bit of food in my belly every day.

Just to keep my energy levels high.

I got my Frog Basher 9000 here.

[water splashes]

[Jeff] Mmm. Missed him that time.

I'd have to say I'm in the lead at this point.

[softly] Come on out and play, little frog.

[in normal voice] Gary told me

that every single person was trying to get my partner, Stacey, to tap,

so that I would go.

[whispering] Oh, man.

[in normal voice] That's not playing sportsman-like here.

We're trying to prove that we are the best survivalist.

How can you prove that you are the best survivalist

when you're trying to talk someone else's partner into quitting

so that number one contender gets eliminated from a challenge?

They're fast, man.

I've gotta be watching my back.

This is war.

[Waz] Hey!

[Matt] Get off our rock.

[laughs]

What are you after, Jeff?

[Jeff] Catching some frogs.

- [Waz] Frogs? - [Jeff] Yep.

[Waz] You got any yet?

[Jeff] Yep, got a few.

One of my strategies is to demoralize the others.

And there's nothing more demoralizing

than the others thinking that you're doing far better than you actually are.

[Waz] How big are they?

Um, pretty decent size.

- [Matt] Mmm. - [Waz] Oh, nice.

I know there's a lot of negative focus on Jeff right now which I'm loving.

It means that everyone's focused on him and not really looking at me.

I don't wanna pop up on people's radar with three weeks to go

when I could pop up with two weeks or one week to go.

So, I'm lucky.

In other people's minds, no one would see me as a threat at all.

[Jeff] So, uh, Gary came and saw me yesterday

and dropped the bomb that all you guys were trying to get

Stacey to tap

- me out of the challenge... - [Waz] No.

- ...early on. - No.

- No, I didn't... - I'm not saying we didn't think about it,

- but we encouraged Stacey to stay the whole time. - [Matt] Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

[Waz speaking]

[Jeff] Gary said everyone was in on it.

- [Matt] I didn't want Stacey to go anywhere. - [Waz] No.

The flipside of it is, I don't wanna hear you for the next year

running around saying, "I would've won if Stacey didn't tap me out."

I'd rather just [bleep] beat you down the track fair and square.

- I'm not gonna listen to you for a year, no. - [laughing]

You will not be hearing me saying anything but, "Look at my crown," my friend.

- [all chuckling] - [Waz] All right.

You gotta have the skill first, buddy.

Not just items.

- Please, Matt. - [Matt] You could drive a nice car

- but doesn't make you, like... Doesn't make you good. - You... Man.

I've spent time with you out there.

And what I've seen, I've not been impressed.

[Jeff] Really?

He's making mistakes like almost chopping his finger off.

His confidence is waning right now and he's lashing out.

And he knows that I know his weaknesses.

Matt without a bow is very mediocre.

I've never had a bow in any challenge ever.

And yet, I've dominated.

The way you're trying to win, you're never gonna win.

- [clicks tongue] Okay. - [Matt] You can have all the [bleep] you want.

The person who wins is the person who has the most skill.

- I 100% agree. - [Matt] Not your items.

- You can have a lot of [bleep] when you lose. - Skill gets you items,

- items makes, uh, your day a whole lot easier. - [Matt] No, no.

Sarah's cold at night. You have three hides.

How can we see it any differently?

I mean, this isn't a game of socialism out here.

This is a competition.

Like, I'm not just gonna give the other team the ball

because, you know, they're, uh, they're not happy at the moment.

Don't eat anyone else's meat.

When they get the meat then, don't eat it.

[Matt] Yeah, then you should have said, "I don't want it."

That's not on your merits, is it?

Okay.

[Waz] Jeff's not contributing back to the group.

He's only taking from it.

So, we're not gonna give him anything anymore.

He's decided he wants to play this game a particular way, so we're happy to do that.

Right, everyone else is sick and cold and you're the best.

You're the best at being a piece of [bleep].

[Dan grunts]

[Cheeny] There's no food out here.

[Dan] I'm just looking for fruit.

[Cheeny] Dan and I, our fates are connected for 21 days.

And I don't know what the migration's gonna bring,

if there's eliminations or not.

But we're still gonna do everything together

because we will be connected at the hip until we're forced apart.

[Dan] Come, look at this map real quick.

See how far we are from the berries.

Plums, whatever it is.

On the map, it shows fruits or berries or something like that.

So, it might be right here.

See anything?

[Cheeny] No, nothing yet.

[Dan] Kind of looks like the right kind of...

No, it doesn't.

[Cheeny] I think there's a beehive right here though.

[bees buzzing]

- [Dan] Honeybees? - [Cheeny] Yeah.

[Dan] Get the [bleep] out. Really?

You really think there's honey in there?

Probably, but I ain't sticking my hand in there.

The African honeybee is one of your worst nightmares when it comes to bees.

They're nothing like what we have in the States.

They'll sting you to death.

They're relentless.

[narrator] African killer bees swarm threats, pursuing for up to a mile

and stinging victims with a unique double damaging venom

that induces extreme pain, human tissue damage, and even death.

[Cheeny] They won't sting you unless you [bleep] with their hive.

[Dan] Whoa.

[Cheeny] I've already had my African bee experience.

So those are definitely bees.

I came this far to get stung for honey?

I don't think it's worth it to me.

[Dan] Go investigate.

[Cheeny] One stings you, they'll all sting you though. So be careful.

[Dan] Yeah.

[Cheeny] I ain't going near a killer... African killer beehive.

'Cause once those things start stinging,

they sting you till you're dead.

[Dan] This beehive is dangerous.

But immediately, I'm like, "Ding, ding, ding. Sugars, carbohydrates."

That's everything you need out here.

[Cheeny] Honey be pretty sweet.

- [Dan] It brings us sugar. - [Cheeny] Mmm-hmm.

[Dan] We'll look at it from the other side quick.

There's great resources in there but it's, like,

in a small hole of a giant tree that's also, like, in rocks.

[Cheeny] And now, they go in pretty deep.

Talk about it.

[Dan] We'll bring some people back.

There's only one person out here

that's crazy enough to jump into a hive of bees and that knows bees well.

And that's Gary.

[Gary] See any fruit trees or anything up there?

[Steven] No.

[Sarah] Nothing the monkeys haven't picked clean.

[Steven] Yeah right?

I'm doing one of my Gary golden walkabouts

where I don't know what I'll find to eat.

It could be anything.

Oh.

[Sarah] Gary, you find anything good over there?

[Gary] Nothing ripe.

Just green plums.

Yeah, it didn't seem like there was much.

[Gary] Let me see. Hold on.

Well, all those little plums are out on the end of the branches.

I'm gonna climb this tree, Sarah.

[Sarah] All righty, then.

Gary is crazy.

[Gary] They're obviously, like, very green.

But I learned a long time ago doing these challenges,

you see something, you wait for it to ripen, you leave it on the vine,

something's coming to take it.

Everything's waiting for it to ripen.

The monkeys, the birds, the rodents.

I did that with figs one time in Africa.

I let 'em ripen and then, the monkeys came one day and cleaned it out.

So good.

Wow, they're really ripe up here.

[grunts]

I'm a little bit of an orangutan.

[sighs]

But they're out there on some, like, skinny branches.

[grunts]

Being that high up, like, I'm risking my life.

[grunts]

It's rocks down below.

Oh, [bleep].

I could die.

[burps]

[Cheeny] [bleep], Gary's up in the tree.

I'm just looking up and it's so high up there.

I don't really think it's worth the risk.

But, Gary's a [bleep] wild man.

[Dan] Jesus.

[Gary] There's a lot out here.

- I'm just going for it. - Don't, Gary. It's gonna break.

- [branch cracks] - [Gary] Oh, [bleep]. Too low.

It's dangerous.

[Cheeny] Never a dull day with Gary around.

[Dan] I got a saw.

You cut that whole limb off.

[Gary] Yeah, here, hand that baby to me

- and I'll get 'em down, dude. - [Dan grunts]

Getting this saw is a lifesaver.

I love this thing.

- [Gary] Oh, dude, we're gonna eat... Yeah. - [Dan] Got it? Yeah.

Luckily, Cheeny and I have a lot of items.

- We're gonna work together, share. - [Gary grunts]

- Watch out, Cheeny. - [Cheeny] I'm moving.

[Dan] Everyone'll split them. Anyone can have 'em except that person.

[Gary laughing]

[Dan] Seriously, he can climb up himself.

I'm not sharing [bleep].

[Dan] Well, there's, like, 10 more up here.

But, that's a good haul right now.

[Gary] Oh, [bleep], yeah.

[Cheeny] Holy, [bleep]. They're sour.

[Dan] I like it.

If you eat too many of these, they're probably a little acidic.

- [Cheeny] Yeah. Tummy ache. - [Dan] Yeah.

It might ripen off the thing.

Well, all right.

- Oh, Gary. - [Gary] Yes, Sir.

We found a honey bee hive.

Oh, [bleep]. Really?

[Dan] I would attempt it,

but it's, like, deep inside a tree though.

So I don't think it's even attainable.

Not to a normal person.

[laughs]

[Dan] He is just crazy as hell.

He'll get right in there.

And he knows bees. He's a bee keeper.

Like, perfect.

It's a steady stream of bees going in there.

Seemed pretty big.

- May be, let's go for a walk, tomorrow or so. - [Dan] Yeah.

I'll take you up there.

[Gary] The reward is a potential

for a large cache...

of honey.

[Waz] What's happening, Ms. Cheeny?

[Cheeny] Hey, what's up, boys?

[Matt] What's up, hon?

Oh, nothing. They just caught a bunch of plums.

[Matt] Wow. I would say, you're plum full.

[Cheeny] I'd say so. Ha! ha!

[Steven] Mmm.

Oh, not bad.

[Cheeny] No.

[Dan speaking]

For everybody, but... [laughs]

Yeah.

I'm keeping my own opinion a little bit here,

when it comes to Jeff.

You know, who knows what day 21 will deliver.

You don't know who's gonna end up with who.

[Matt] Plumtastic.

[Gary] I think people might be rushing

a little bit to judgement.

When Matt told Jeff,

how they're not sharing with him anymore, see.

Now they're showing their hand, ahead of the game.

And, I wouldn't have done that.

Hey.

- What's up, buddy? - What's up, buddy?

[Gary] You want a couple of green plums?

[Jeff] Green plums? Yeah?

[Gary] Just so to show I'm not poisoning you.

[Jeff] Oh, yeah? I appreciate that.

[Gary] They're not ripe, but.

A lot of flavor though. Wow.

[Gary] Like a tart candy.

Yeah. I like 'em.

Awesome. Where'd you pick up these?

[Gary] Down by the little creek.

Oh, there are a whole bunch of them, down there?

- Like a tree or... - Yeah.

No kidding. Thank you, bud.

- Yeah. You're welcome. - Wow.

[Gary] I see people operating more on, sort of, emotion,

above, uh, calculation.

What do they say?

About your enemy.

Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.

- There you go. - Thank you, my friend.

- You're welcome. - I appreciate that very much.

[Gary] Yeah. I don't think you're a piece of [bleep].

- [Jeff] Thank you. - You're welcome.

This is a game of chess, where,

you don't even know the rules of the next phase.

- [Jeff] Thanks again, my friend. - You're welcome.

It's almost like, the smartest thing you can do is, be likeable.

[Waz speaking]

- [Matt] Yeah. - [Waz speaking]

[Matt] Yeah.

[Matt] Yeah, I agree with that.

[Waz speaking]

[Matt] Yep. 100%.

[Dan] I'm so hungry.

Cheeny and I,

we have low body fat.

Our sugar's are going down, guaranteed.

Good morning.

Gary.

[Gary] So, uh, if I wanna find that bee tree,

what do I look for? Or you wanna go, or...

- [Dan] Okay. - [Cheeny] I'm not walking with you.

I will skip that [bleep]. No, thank you.

I'm getting too skinny and too weak.

I just don't have any energy right now. I just... I'm just tired.

Gary wants to go poke the bees I can't watch.

-You go have your fun. [chuckles softly] -[Dan] I will.

The bees are pretty close.

[Gary] Killer.

Dan came to me to go after the honey

because, it's very understood,

that in the world of survival, and Naked And Afraid,

Gary is...

the bee whisperer.

[Max] How big is it in there?

Is there a lot?

[Gary] This is a lot, my brother.

Oh, my Go... [laughs]

Legend Gary!

I love you, bees.

[Dan] They are in this tree, that's hanging at an angle.

You can see where the bees are going in.

[Gary] Oh.

[Dan] Yep, that's it.

What do you think?

[Gary] Yeah, there is most likely honey here. These are honey bees.

The risk versus reward in going after honey is,

if the bees are highly aggressive,

they'll chase you down for up to a quarter mile,

mob you, and try to kill you.

Some people could die.

I thought about, if I cut this part off...

I'm gonna see how soft that is.

[Dan] I'm gonna stand back.

This honey could potentially help me be the last one standing.

So, let's go for it.

It looks like they're sending out guard bees right now,

to check out what that vibration was.

[Dan] Gary's just crazy.

He slams the axe into the wood, next to the hive.

Something I would never do.

[Gary] Oh, there they go.

They're getting stirred up.

[Dan] You're gonna keep chopping?

- [Gary] Yeah. - All right.

I'm walking into this sunny area back here and sit with some grass.

If you get stung too much, you can go into anaphylactic shock.

Gary's going through it then power to him.

I'll help him from a safe distance.

[bees buzzing]

[Gary grunts]

[grunts] Oh, crap.

[sighs]

Ah.

[sighs and grunts]

[bleep]

[grunts] Oh, crap.

[sighs]

[Dan] [bleep]. Smoke 'em out.

[Gary] Uh, yeah. No, I got it now, yeah.

I'd say, uh...

- smoke 'em out. - [laughs]

Gary's Gary.

He's crazy and I'll tell that to his face.

[Gary] Got stung on the face, couple of times.

I'm alive.

Ah.

Oh, yes. I'm alive.

I can take a lot of stings.

I'm the honey badger.

Nothing stops me there.

[imitates growling]

All right. Ready?

[Dan] Ready. As I'll ever be.

- [Gary] All right. - There.

[Gary] Yeah, Dan.

Yes.

You got it, Dan boy.

So the reason you smoke out the bees

is because if they'll focus on fire and not the creatures around,

and they'll start drinking up all the honey,

so they can take it with them, somewhere else.

They get docile,

and then you could actually go after the honey

a lot easier without the bees stinging you.

It doesn't hurt the bees.

There'll be less stinging.

[Dan] They hit me a couple of times in the head. Could feel it.

[Gary] Yeah, they do that,

to try to out warn you, and not use their stinger.

[Steven] What is this?

[Waz] It's smoke?

[Sarah] It is smoke.

[Gary] We just smokin' some bees, buddy.

[Sarah] What the [bleep]?

[Waz] Is that you, Gary?

You smoking bees out?

[Gary] Me and Dan getting down.

[Steven] Gary's a bee master.

[Sarah] What on earth is happening out here?

[Waz] How's it going?

[Dan] I'm letting Gary live in the hive.

Gary, you got like, thousand on your head.

- [Sarah] Oh, my God. - All over you.

- [Gary] Got bees all around me, baby. - Jeez.

Got bees all around me.

I'm in my happy place.

I'm the bee man.

[Dan] You're always a bee man. You're crazy, bro.

[Waz speaking]

[Gary] Oh, no. They're done and like,

they're totally not...

They'll flip their land on you. They're done.

What they do, is they fatten up,

and then they get sluggish.

And then they can't fold their abdomen to sting anymore,

'cause they're so fat.

Butt naked bee keeper.

[laughs]

- [Sarah] Oh, my God. - Dude...

Look at us. We want the honey.

Show me the honey!

- There's some bee hive action. - Whoo.

There's honey comb.

There it is!

[Gary] Looks like me and you, Dan.

Yeah!

Oh, my God.

- [Steven] Way to go guys. - Whoo!

- Oh, my God. That's so fresh. - [Gary] That was sick.

[laughing]

[Waz speaking]

-[Dan indistinctly] -So amazing and romantic it is.

We're dating now, Waz.

[Gary laughs]

It's a bromance. Let's just call it a bromance.

Dan thought he was just gonna watch.

I did. I was gonna watch from a safe distance.

[Gary] Digging in.

[Dan] All the fear is absolutely gone.

And I am just so excited about the food,

that is inside this tree.

Axe just [bleep] broke.

[Gary] It doesn't matter. I want the $100,000.

Oh, my God. I'm just kneeling in a pile of bees.

[bleep] crazy.

I am covered in bees.

Literally there are thousands of bees swarming us.

I have hundreds all over my naked body.

All over my nether regions.

Oh, my God. Look at how many there are on my junk.

Oh, my Lord.

This is me watching from a safe angle.

This is wild. It's amazing how quick you get used to things out here.

Everybody's getting a pot of honey.

- [Steven] I appreciate it. - [Gary] All of us.

Look at that, babies.

- [Sarah] Whoo! - Oh, yeah.

Yeah!

- Oh, my... - [Gary] Sarah.

Steven.

[giggles]

[Gary] Waz.

[Steven] Oh...

- [Steven] My... - [Gary] Here you go, Daniel.

[Steven] God.

[Waz] Oh, baby.

[Sarah] Oh, my God.

I just feel the energy from that already.

Instantly. All the way through my body.

- Oh, my God. - Head to my toes.

- As soon as I... - It's like electric.

- Yeah. - [Waz] I knew what was coming there,

- before I tasted it. - Yeah.

- [Waz] But I had no idea what was coming. - Yeah.

You guys, it's incredible.

It's electrifying.

[Sarah] Like, liquid lightning in my mouth.

Which is exactly what I need,

if I'm gonna be the last one standing.

Yeah, boy.

Look at that. Dan, Dan...

- Look. Look at that. - [Sarah] Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my God.

[Steven] Another coolest thing I've ever seen.

What the hell?

[Steven] The amount of power we can get

from just a little bit of honey

is insane.

[all exclaiming]

[Steven] So to see Gary stick his hand in and pull out

these giant honey combs...

Look at that.

[Steven] Just comb,

after comb, after comb...

[Gary] This is bee's bread.

This is what they mix with nectar and pollen

to make a bread to feed the babies.

One of the richest sources of vitamins in the world.

[Steven] We're bringing back literally

hundreds of thousands of calories of sugar.

Sugar builds fats.

And we need fats.

- I kind of need more honey. - No.

[Steven] Or we'll get sick.

What a survival luxury.

When you can't eat anymore honey.

[all laughing]

- [Sarah] Oh, my gosh. - [Steven] Way to go, man.

[Jeff] All I can hear right now,

is all this laughter

and hooting and hollering.

I think that they are talking and shouting loud on purpose.

So I can hear them.

[grunting]

Yes!

Oh, my gosh!

Who is got the best partner ever?

Life is so good.

- Life is so good. - [Jeff] Life is so good.

[cheering loudly]

- [Dan] Oh, God. - [Gary laughs]

- [Sarah] Oh, my gosh. - [Gary] Boys.

[Jeff] Yes.

[woman 1 speaking]

[woman 2 speaking]

I hate this.

[imitates cheering]

[man speaking]

[Gary] Whoo, baby.

[Steven] This weighs, like, almost, like, 25 pounds.

[Sarah] Yo, this might be, like, straight up,

the most calorie rich score in Naked And Afraid history.

[Gary] Besides the big game animal.

[Sarah] I mean, even a big game animal.

- [Gary] No? Maybe not. - Yeah.

[Gary] I mean, it's all sugar.

[Waz] Hard all over me.

Poor Jeff.

[Steven] Poor Jeff?

- How do you even think about him? - I did.

[all laughing]

[Jeff] I never used to believe in karma.

But...

It does come up and it does bite you.

And you know what?

I'm just gonna take the bullying.

I'm just gonna let 'em... Let 'em give it to me.

Because, at the end of the day,

it's gonna be that much sweeter,

when I am the last one standing.

[Matt] Area is sort of like, an endless, thick brush.

There's no, like, good feeding grounds for game.

[Matt] This place is a lot harder to hunt than the last location.

Plus, with my injured hand,

it's taken from me,

something I've grown very good at.

I'm good with a bow.

But, can I win without it?

That'll be it to be determined.

It almost get me chocked up, thinking about it.

How much it means to me to thrive.

It, uh...

It's being sort of robbed from me.

There is some small frogs.

But I haven't been having much success.

I must have to adapt.

And, continue to find my own ways, too.

To problem solve solutions.

Gonna have to improvise.

Go back to little bit of my childhood roots here.

I'm gonna attempt to do a little fishing for these frogs.

As a kid, what I would do,

is take a little fishing line and a hook,

and some frogs, they're ready to eat a fly.

They'll actually eat at the hook, 'cause it looks appetizing.

All I have to do at this point,

is get this hook to be pretty close to 'em.

And bam.

Improvise overcome, right?

Did that happen on the first try?

Yeah.

Sure did.

Now I need a skewer stick.

No. Get on the stick.

Get on the stick.

Keeps a little hop out of him that way.

All right. Next.

Oh, ho, ho.

Sorry.

Top of the food chain, buddy.

Nice with this method is, I'm using.

Almost no calories.

Bingo. All right.

Keep it coming. Fishing for frogs.

I would opt there is not a survivalist out here

right now that spent as little of calories as I've spent,

to get these frogs.

Big guy.

Slimy little frogs.

You do.

So at this point,

got 14 frogs and a crab.

And, I'm gonna keep walking down, keep collectin' 'em.

What I am going to be, somewhat cautious about is,

am I gonna let some of the others

know my method of catching these frogs?

What I think I'm gonna do is, I'm just gonna...

just gonna opt for the old, caught 'em by hand.

I did catch them with my hands.

And, when they see that there's this many,

it's gonna make them start thinking.

Leaving 'em at 21.

I've got enough to share, but just about fished this, uh...

this little pond out for any one of them that wants to play.

So, I'm gonna keep working my way down these puddles.

And, soon as this stick's full of 'em,

we're leaving.

Um... slimy.

[Cheeny] My tank is on empty.

The amount of food that I've eaten,

it's normally what I would eat in about a day and a half, in my real life.

Which is wild.

Waiting for Dan to get back,

so I can kind of tell him, 'cause I'm concerned.

I feel like I'm about to pass out.

I feel like I'm about to pass out.

[sighs]

[exhales heavily]

[Gary] Okay, we did it.

[Dan] This is like, 36,000 calories. What do you think?

We're totally getting back at Jeff with this.

[Gary] No. Let's not do that.

[Dan] No, I'm not saying we're gonna rub it in his face.

- It's not what I mean. - No, no, no.

No, I don't even...

Let's not... I don't wanna do that to him.

- I wanna hide it. - Okay,

[Gary] I wouldn't rub it in.

Then you get an enemy, and you get someone vindictive.

So, hey, we're gonna stop at our camp,

and we're gonna empty that pot of water,

and dump all the honey in there.

[Dan] I'm gonna go show Cheeny this before we put it in the pot.

[Gary] Okay. That's cool. I get it.

[Waz] I'll come with you, Dan.

[Gary] So we just wanna get the honey in there as soon as we can.

I don't wanna lose any drops and it's heavy.

[Dan] Yeah, got it. I'll be back.

I mean, there's a lot in there. You're cupping...

There's a lot in the bottom of that bag.

So we gotta talk about, like, dividing it up.

[Sarah] Yeah.

Yeah, it's gonna be [bleep].

[Gary] I know, right.

[Waz] What's Cheeny doing here you reckon?

She doesn't know what's been walking on the world.

[Dan] Hey, Cheeny.

Hey, Cheeny.

Cheeny.

[grass rustling]

I've never had that happened before.

That was scary.

I really like, passed out hard.

I know my mind can go 45 days, but...

I hate to have something happen to where,

I get really messed up.

If my body can't handle it,

I'm in big trouble.

- [Dan] Hey, Cheeny. - [Cheeny] Yeah.

[Dan] I'm home.

- What's that? - Hey, I got good news.

Oh, my God. What?

[Dan] This isn't even half of it.

- [Waz]This isn't half of what we got. - [Dan laughing]

Look at this.

Get in there. Just like...

Put your mouth right there.

[Dan laughing]

Love you so much.

You have no idea how important this is.

I mean, you wanna talk about a 180 day,

I went from literally the bottom

to the best day of my life.

[Gary] Cheeny, what do you think, girl?

[Cheeny] I can't believe it. Thank God, I feel as though I'm coming back to life.

[Dan] Just eat whatever you want, Cheeny,

[Cheeny] I will.

May be somebody somewhere wants me to win $100,000.

Because that was literally like,

that was a miracle.

[Matt] Yo.

What's happening?

Oh, we got a visitor.

Hello.

- Mr. Matt. - [Cheeny] Matt is here.

Don't say nothing.

In a second we're gonna show him something on the map.

We wanna know what you think about this, 'cause...

Wait. What? What the hell, dude?

Are those a bunch of frogs?

[Matt] 45 of 'em.

45 days out here, I'm getting 45 frogs a day.

- Dude, you're a show off. - What the [bleep]?

[Gary] Come here. I wanna show you something.

On this map.

What do you have under the map?

- [Matt laughs] - Under the map.

Voila.

Ohhh.

Are you kidding me?

- [Dan] Gary and I got in it. - [Gary] Have some honey, brother.

[Dan] I found 'em yesterday and I was like, I know one guy that knows bees.

[Waz] Yes.

I seen that look about six other times today.

Sarah cried.

That's all just pure honey. This entire pot.

[Matt] That's game changer for this location.

Dude, Matt...

how'd you get 45 frogs?

[Gary] You almost came back with those frogs, size of a warthog.

It is pretty heavy. Look at how heavy. Hold it.

- Oh, that is heavy. - It actually gets some gusto.

If you guys wanna have some frog soup,

I'm just gonna skin 'em, boil 'em up.

You guys are welcome to have some, if you want.

I would love some.

[Matt] Everyday is a strategy. It's a chess game.

So, think I'd rather give them frogs.

I don't wanna let everybody know all my secrets.

When it comes down to the very end of this,

this kind of a competition,

just 'cause I wanna still have 'em,

you know, healthy and supportive,

doesn't mean I have to give 'em every one of my little tips and tricks.

To be the best, you gotta beat the best.

[Jeff] I can hear 'em out there talking about me.

And they're partying and having a good time.

And you what? That's fine.

I encourage them to do that.

Love, good feelings, and hugs

aren't gonna win you $100,000.

Look at that.

Someone clearly cut all these down.

And lead them here on the rock.

But...

they didn't...

take all the plums.

And these ones are ripe.

[whisper] This is awesome.

There's quite a few plums on here,

which makes me think...

Whoever chopped these down,

didn't necessarily want to pick them off.

And, if they were

saving them for later,

or something like that, well...

I guess they should've come talked to me first.

'Cause I haven't heard anything about it.

Gary tried to give me some, but they were green.

They probably wouldn't be too good for your stomach,

if you eat too many.

But these ones are nice and red.

I've got plums for days.

[Sarah exclaims]

[whispers] Oh, my God.

- Hmm. - Yeah. Looking at the woods, sucks, huh?

[Sarah] Ah, yeah.

[exclaims]

- Whoa. - Yep.

All good.

I still cannot believe all that frickin' honey.

That is...

- It's crazy? - That is crazy.

- Like, super cool. - It's like, game changer.

Which just goes to show,

when you have all these different experts

and then come together with our knowledge,

and our resources,

- we end up with full bellies. - Yeah.

- You know? - Yeah.

Does beg the question, where the hell is Jeff?

- Has anybody seen him today? - No.

- Okay. - Doing his Jeff thing.

All right. Well, not my monkey, not my circus.

[Steven] Me and Jeff, we were the vibe boys.

I mean, we spent 24 hours a day

in the swamps in Louisiana.

But, past few days,

I haven't heard his screams.

I haven't heard his yelling.

He wants to isolate himself, then...

I know he hasn't eaten good,

because if we didn't get that honey score,

we'd be in the same boat.

And, he didn't have a single drop of that honey.

But, you know,

you make your bed, you sleep in it.

He has...

every opportunity, to just...

come out and say his piece.

- I'm not his baby-sitter, you know. - [Sarah laughs]

- Hey, what's up? - [Jeff] What's up, buddy?

- [Jeff] What are you doing here? - Good to see you, man.

[Gary] Well, I just wanted to say hi.

- [Jeff] Dude, thank you. - I hadn't talked to you in a couple of days or so.

[Jeff] Thank you, buddy.

Yeah. I love the visits.

When it comes to Jeff, I'm just, personally, playing my cards close to my chest

and treating Jeff nice.

Thank you for giving me the tip about the, um, the plums.

- Oh, yeah. - I appreciate that.

- Did you get some? - I loved them.

- Yeah, they're good. - Yeah, I really enjoyed them.

- Some of them ripened up. - Uh-huh, yeah.

- Yeah. - Yeah, I really enjoy this, so, thank you.

- That was a... - [Gary] You're welcome.

- That was a nice little set up. - This is, this is cool, dude,

you got the killer shingle system.

- [Jeff] It's, uh, I know it's great. - [Gary laughing]

I, I don't feel a single raindrop.

- [Gary laughing] I'm like... - [Jeff laughing]

[Jeff] It, uh, I've, I've enjoyed it, I mean, it, uh...

Well, at night, there's one thing, you could give a [bleep] if you hear thunder.

- [Jeff] Yeah, right. - We, we, we care.

- [Jeff laughs] - Yeah.

Dude, I'm excited to see what's coming down the pike.

[Gary] I don't... Well, yeah.

We're not gonna be with our current partner,

- I don't think. - No, not with our current partner.

But what if, like, uh, first one to the next location

is, like, gets to pick their partner.

It's gonna be interesting.

You're at the top of my list...

- Oh, dude, yeah. - ...so, if I get that choice,

- I'd love to be partners with you. - I mean, if we end up

being partners, I know we'd have fun... do it, you know what I mean?

[Jeff] I think he's starting to realize

that I am in a pretty strong position here

and I think Gary wants to, possibly, start forming

some type of partnership with me.

- Well, all right. - Well bud.

- Well enjoy your night, thanks for stopping by. - Okay.

- Yeah, have a good night, Jeff. - See you, then.

But he didn't mention any of the honey,

uh, that everyone got yesterday.

So, while he's being "buddy-buddy" with me,

I'm not trusting him.

[Dan speaking]

[Cheeny speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Dan laughing]

[Cheeny] I know, I'm thinking, like, "Should we go back and double-check?"

[Dan] These challenges are all about peak and troughs, peak and troughs,

you have the lowest lows and the highest highs.

You just get these food anxieties when on this challenge

and they need to eat everything.

[Dan] There's still more honey.

- [Cheeny] I know. - [Dan] Over there.

[Dan] Gary had most of it. [clicks tongue]

[Cheeny speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Cheeny speaking]

[Dan speaking]

[Sarah] Lot of animal dropping is on the rocks.

Have, like, fruit seeds in them.

[Steven] So, monkey [bleep].

[Sarah] Yep, [sighs] God, I was really hoping to find something.

[Steven] We polished off a lot of that honey

but, you know, we're gonna need protein

and, um, protein is so few and far between

that, um, we're going to higher elevations, we're checking new river beds,

we're checking, um, some, some waterfalls

and, um, you know, hopefully, where there's waterfalls, there's some sort of protein

there might be fish, there might be frogs, uh, there might be crabs,

um, there's no telling.

[Sarah] God, I thought that gnarled vine right there was a...

cobra, for a split second.

- [Steven] Freaking wish. - [Sarah] I know.

You know it's Naked and Afraid when you're wishing for cobras.

[Sarah] Ugh.

Busy day, we've put a lot of miles in, we've put a lot of work in,

we only have two days until migration, which is crazy.

Um, I'm excited about it.

This location was tough, um, this location was really tough.

[Sarah] Couple more little pools.

[Steven] Hmm.

[Sarah] We're probably getting closer to that waterfall.

Sure does feel like the water just dries up here, though.

[Steven] Yeah, for sure.

At least we're only here for a few more days.

After 21 days, we know that things are gonna change,

we never know what lies ahead.

In this situation, you know, there's money involved

and there is a possibility that people are going to become more ruthless.

Until that time comes, I guess, we're just gonna have to wait and see.

- [Steven] It's definitely where the waterfall was. - [Sarah] "Was."

[Steven] Well, you know what they say,

don't go chasing waterfalls.

- [Sarah] Oh, Jesus Christ. - [Steven laughs]

[Sarah groans]

- [Waz] Hey, everybody. - [Dan] What's up, bud?

[Waz] How did you enjoy your feast last night, Cheeny?

- [Cheeny] So good. - [Waz] Good.

- [Cheeny] It was like melt-in-your-mouth good. - Yeah.

[Dan] Those were good, we enjoyed it.

- [Waz] What are you guys doing today? - [Dan] Oh, it's just, [grunts]

kinda, you know, uh, chilling 'cause it's a cool day.

- [Waz] You good? - [Cheeny] Yeah.

[Gary] Dude we did, we did good yesterday.

[Dan] Has anybody else been eating the brood comb?

- We had a little... - That's right.

...a couple bites of the patties this morning.

[narrator] Locked away within honeycomb cells,

bee brood is a nutrition-dense food source, consisting of eggs, larvae and pupae

that are loaded with protein, fats and essential nutrients.

We'll take us all a slab of the brood comb cause...

[Cheeny] It's so good.

- [Dan] It funny for everyone. - [Cheeny] I was throwing up this morning...

When... you never get a chance to eat brood comb.

- [Dan] Hmm. - [Cheeny] Like, once in a lifetime experience.

[Dan speaking] Yes...

[Dan] Oh, this should be brood.

Oh, yeah.

Sometimes Dan gets a bit sticky fingers when there's food involved.

Dan puts his portions to the side, and then comes and eats other people's...

[Waz] It's gameplay and it's strategic

and the sooner people realize that people are actually playing

then the better they'll do for themselves, I'm sure.

[Gary speaking]

It's going pretty good.

[Dan speaking]

[Gary laughing] Oh, my gosh.

[Dan speaking]

[Gary speaking]

- [Cheeny] Okay. - [Dan] Take back some of this brood comb

and a fistful of honey...

[Dan] We're gonna go explore a little big, go fishing I think.

[Gary] Okay, good luck.

- [Waz] All right, good luck. - Thanks.

[Waz] The morning of, uh, day 20, tomorrow's migration day.

Um, tonight's just gonna be about prepping.

We, we've got lots of water, we've been eating honey for the last few days,

the, the honey's almost about to run out, right now.

[Gary speaking]

[Waz] Yeah, I'd, I, I wanted to, uh...

I wanted there to be lots of honey left for everyone today

and then, you know, people like Dan came in and...

Yeah, he, uh, he had a truck-load of honey yesterday.

[Gary] Things are getting real out here.

Dan made sure to take the fattest larva

and the most beautiful honey.

It's like taking the prime cut.

And if I were to be honest, I should've got the prime cut.

[Waz] Like, I wanted there to be lots of honey left for today,

- so, I purposely didn't eat lots yesterday. - [Gary] Yeah, yeah.

And, now, there's none left for today.

So, I didn't get my fill yesterday and I'm not gonna get any today.

[Waz] I don't like confrontation in relation

to what's fair and what's not fair

but it's getting to the point, you know,

I gotta start looking after myself a little bit more and, sort of, demand my cut.

Uh, this is a friendly game of action chess.

I'm friends with everyone here but, um, you know, it's a $100,000 on the table.

At one point,

they're gonna realize there's a monster standing in front of them

that wants that money.

Hopefully, this new location brings a different energy...

- [Waz] Well, I don't imagine it gets better... - [Gary] I mean...

[Waz] ...as we go on, Gary.

- [Gary chuckles nervously] - [Waz] You know what I mean?

- [Gary] Yeah. - People become more desperate, people become more hungry,

people become more concerned about their partners.

- Yeah. - People become a little bit selfish.

Yeah.

[Waz] I don't see it going in the other direction.

Definitely.

[Matt] Morning of day 20

and need to prep myself for, for what might be ahead.

So far, we've yet to have an elimination challenge.

And, it, these migration days, you know, you can be eliminated.

So, if there is an elimination tomorrow,

well, you've gotta get past it, you gotta hurdle it

and then you gotta, maybe, start a whole another 21 days in your mind.

I just need to try to keep myself ahead of the game.

So, I'm trying to figure out

what survival task would be required.

I feel like we're heading into some hunting ground

so, it could be something like a spring snare.

This is just gonna hook into this, like so.

You'll, drive into the ground.

This section will be actually tied...

to a string and then tied around the tree.

Toggle then comes down,

locks into there, like so,

animal comes by, gets in here,

once he gets kinda snared, he goes and he triggers it and then...

Then you got meat on a string.

[Cheeny] So, our poor axe broke.

I think it broke when, uh, Dan and Gary were hacking away at that...

bee hive.

Which is a bummer.

Well, obviously, happy to have the honey but it's sad to lose an axe.

I mean it's such an awesome tool out here,

[sighs] it's just that they are a pain in the ass to rehang,

'cause you don't wanna ruin the temper of the metal.

So, what you can do...

You bury the axe in the dirt,

like so,

and the idea is to burn the wood inside of the axe handle.

If I was back home, I would do this much differently,

I'd have a drill and all that stuff but...

don't have that out here.

Twenty-one tomorrow, there's twenty-four more,

I'm just barely half-way.

I told myself I'll be back in 45 days,

I'm usually one to keep my word.

- [Dan] What is that? - [Cheeny] That's an axe head.

Buried that in the sand to kind of save the blade.

- [Dan] Perfect. - [Cheeny] Gonna push that out.

And perfect.

- [Cheeny] All... - [Dan] Perfect.

[Cheeny] Dug out, let that cool.

Rehang it tomorrow.

- When it cools down. - [Dan] Perfect.

- Hmm, love it. - [both chuckle]

- [Cheeny] Problem solved. - [Dan] Problem solved.

[Jeff] It's the morning of Day 20

and today is all about preparation for migration day.

I have no idea what to expect on day 21, or thereafter.

I'm a little nervous.

So, I'm continuing on my same strategy

of working as hard as I can every single day I'm out here

to acquire the most I can from the environment.

[whispers] There's a crab right there.

But it's too far back.

Come here.

Buddy.

Come here.

Come now, buddy.

Come on, buddy, come out to play, come on.

[whispers] Come on.

Gotcha.

[breathing heavily] Finally.

[in normal voice] Holy crap, persistence pays off.

Day 20, crab, baby.

Yes.

The map said that during the first 21 days,

me and my partner would be linked,

our fates would be tied together.

It didn't say anything after day 21.

So, I don't know what to expect.

Uh, my hopes are that I get to continue being alone.

I'm doing very well alone.

And because I don't have very many friends out here, um, the worst possible case

would probably be to put, be put in a group setting with everyone.

Uh, God, that would be awkward.

[Gary] I'm glad I hit the StairMaster hard before I came here.

[Gary chuckles] [bleep]

[Waz] This is a huge calory burner, this walk up.

[Steven] Yep.

[Waz] So, that honey couldn't have come at a better time.

[Steven] Mmm-hmm.

[Jeff] What's up, fellas?

- [Steven] What's up, buddy? - How are you guys doing?

- Whoo, just hiking up this damn hill. - Just kinda...

- [laughing] Good to see you, Steven. - [Steven] What's up, buddy?

- How you doing buddy? - [Waz] What's up, man?

- Waz, how are you, man? - [Waz grunting] Great.

[bleep]

[Jeff] I'm dealing with a bunch of mean girls, uh, which is crazy.

And the fact that Steven has never come to see me

a single time during this challenge

and he's going along with this entire other group and their "narrative,"

when Steven knows me,

he knows the real me.

- [Jeff] There he is, dude. - [Steven] I see him.

[Jeff] You see him?

I got you, Steven.

[Jeff] I got you. [grunts]

- [Steven grunting] Yes! - [Jeff] Ugh.

[Steven] There it is!

- [Steven] Yes! - [Jeff] Thank God, we did it bro.

[Jeff grunts]

[Jeff] He's turned his back on me.

It breaks my heart.

It hurts.

We got three crabs that I caught this morning.

And then we've got a bunch of plums here that are ripe,

those are gonna taste like cherry cobbler

and then I've got my leprechaun stem.

So, I've got the protein, fruit and the vegetable.

My mind is focused on the end of this challenge.

It is focused on one thing, and one thing only, and that's winning

and being the last one standing.

[spits]

[Sarah] Was that Jeff up there earlier?

- [Steven] Yeah. - [Sarah] Mmm, what's he up to?

[Steven] I don't know.

Then he walked up and was just pretending like...

[Sarah] Buddy-buddy?

- [Steven] Yeah, with everybody. - [Sarah] Mmm-hmm.

[Steven] I'm so confused, I don't know how to act, didn't like that.

I don't like when I don't know how to act.

[Sarah chuckles]

[Steven] Unless, he was just, like, nervous.

Hey... You know?

[Steven] Me and Jeff, we were the Bayou Boyz,

I mean, we spent 24 hours a day in the swamps in Louisiana

and, uh, you build a bond when you do that.

Yeah!

- Yeah! - Argh.

- Well, give me a hug, man. - You're the best partner, dude.

- That's [bleep] awesome. - You're the best partner.

[both] Bayou Boyz.

- [both laughing] - Love it.

[Steven] I know him better than anybody

and all that empathy

and those positive character traits of that person

are gone.

And that's tough because...

I feel like I lost a friend,

that doesn't even care.

- It just makes my heart sad. - [Sarah] Yeah.

[Matt] You know, it's the, uh, little calm before the storm

- of, of whatever tomorrow brings. - [Steven] mmm-hmm.

Lot of burnt calories and...

[Matt] Yeah, so, what do, what do we expect?

You're gonna get a meat stash tomorrow or not?

[Matt clicks tongue] I don't know.

There's just, there's no way of telling what's, what's ahead there on that.

If there is a meat cache, everybody should go for the meat cache.

That way pretty much solidifies at least...

- [Matt] Yeah. - ...the communal group gets it.

Yeah, yep.

If Jeff gets it, he's not gonna share jack [bleep],

- so, you know. - [Matt] Yeah.

[Sarah] On migration days, when somebody finds a big cache,

we have a tendency to share.

But Jeff has proven in the past that he's not that kind of person,

so, we're not extending that same courtesy back to him.

You can't feel bad when you're just like, "Hey sorry, not giving it to you."

you've established how you wanna do this.

[Matt] On migration days,

Jeff had tried to go out and take every single cache.

He's done it before, he was trying to do it again at this location,

but it didn't work.

You know, this situation out here, right now, it involves a certain strategy

and a certain way that you have to, sort of, deal with situations.

[Jeff] It's the morning of day 21.

I'm ready for the next 25 days.

I'm ready for this migration.

Bring it on.

The item in this challenge with the largest return

are these hides.

They've acted as a protective roof for rainfall,

they've blocked the wind, they've provided me shoes,

but it still has many more uses.

Guess, I'm gonna take a strip of hide

about a quarter to a half an inch thick,

and I'm gonna cut this all the way around the hide.

And it's gonna be one long piece of cordage.

I don't think anyone is going into this migration as prepared as I am.

[Matt] It's uh, migration day,

I'm lying in bed,

this guy is circling around.

When you're out here sleeping on the ground,

scorpion stings are regular

for a survivalist.

It's like finding a chicken nugget walking down the tree.

Pretty sweet.

I think I'm gonna cook up this scorpion for breakfast.

Just a tiny bit of fuel.

But, out here,

every little bit can determine who is that last person standing

and if you try to lurk in my camp, you're gonna become breakfast.

That's a fact.

- [Dan] Morning! [laughs] - [Cheeny] Morning. [chuckles]

- [Cheeny] Day 21! - [Dan] Migration day.

We've gathered our resources, we slept well, we're feeling good.

We have no idea what's going to happen, anything could happen today.

Today is probably my last day with Cheeny as my partner,

which is bumming me out.

Cheeny and I have been, I think, the, the closest duo out here the entire time.

[Sarah] Got migration today.

This has been fantastic.

Um, but I think both of us are looking forward to seeing what the...

- Mmm-hmm. - What the rest of this challenge has in store.

Absolutely.

[Gary] All you're [bleep] wrapped in that burlap?

Uh-huh. good idea, yeah.

That way, we just grab it and go, huh?

[Waz] So, we're ready for whatever hits us.

[Gary] Me and Waz,

his fate isn't tied to mine anymore and mine isn't tied to his.

[narrator] For the first half of this competition, every seven days,

the survivalists are relocated to a new, undisclosed destination.

- [sighs] Start grabbing our stuff. - [Sarah] Yeah.

Let me get my wilde-boots on.

[narrator] Now, they will advance to the next phase of the challenge,

zone four.

[Waz] We're just gonna back down the hill

- to, uh, where we got this map from. - Oh, yeah, on that rock.

Yeah.

[narrator] To begin their migration,

they must first track down a new map

located near a boulder at the base of the mountain.

[Dan] That looks like the same rock we started at.

- Yep, so our map should be right there. - Perfect.

[narrator] For 21 days,

the fate of each competitor has been tied to their partner's survival.

- Ready. - Mmm-hmm.

[narrator] Today, that's all about to change.

Do it, do it.

[Steven] With a move, there's always anticipation, there's always fear,

is it gonna be better, is it gonna be worse? I mean, it totally could be worse.

How's the group dynamic gonna go?

Maybe some tensions flare up.

There might be some arguments, there's already been some.

- [Gary] Are you ready? - [Waz] Yeah, buddy.

[Gary] Let's go see what adventures await us.

I do wonder what's ahead, I don't know what's next.

All these little snowflakes better get their boots on

and start playing the freaking game.

[Matt] 21 days in this challenge, so far.

My, uh, finger is a little better.

Still feels like there's maybe a knife stabbed in it

but I'm not really concerned about it.

And right now, I'm feeling good, feeling fresh,

feeling ready for, you know, 24 more days out here.

And that's a lot of trouble for my opponents.

Because I feel like I'm only getting started.

All right, so I've got all my items laid out here

and looking at them, I kind of wish I had a moving truck. [laughs]

I've accumulated a lot of stuff in the first 21 days

and, uh, I need to figure out how to pack it up all into one backpack, if I can.

That way transportation will be easy and swift.

Knowing how the others have turned their back on me,

it makes me think that I may need to be the first one to the next location

because when we get there, it's like a new game all over again,

new map, new resources,

everybody is going to be trying to beat me to those items

and I need to be ready.

All right.

Good bye, shelter, good bye, location.

[Cheeny] You okay?

Yeah, I'm good.

- [Dan] You got the axe? - [Cheeny] I have the axe.

[Dan] Thank you.

[Dan] Here we go, eight maps. One for each of us, Cheeny.

[Cheeny] Oh.

"Congratulations on making it to day 21,

you are now one step closer to becoming the last one standing.

Teams, this will be your last journey as a pair."

[Cheeny whimpering]

"When you reach the fork in the road, each of you must choose a separate path."

Okay.

"Lone survivalists, you will follow the same trail until you reach the divide."

- The divide. - The divide.

[narrator] The survivalists must now navigate a 1,000 foot descend

before reaching a fork on the trail.

Here, they will part ways.

- One of us goes left and the other goes right. - Yep.

[narrator] Entering zone four,

each will make their way to separate camps, marked by skulls on the map

where they will be joined by other competitors.

- That's sad, hmm. - It is sad.

[Cheeny] Hmm, hmm.

So, when I open up the map and I read the rules

about going separate ways with Dan, my heart breaks.

[Dan] All righty.

Having the right partner in these challenges is key.

I've had the best and the worst 21 days with him

and, uh, this moment sucks right now.

[thunder rumbling]

[Dan] I think, we're at the fork.

[Cheeny] Oh, yep.

Ah, so, it's gonna be two teams of four.

[Dan] Two teams of four.

[Cheeny] Well, you wanna do rock, paper, scissors?

- Winner... - Let's do that.

- Winner goes right, loser goes left. - Sure.

- [Dan] You ready? - [Cheeny] Yep.

[Dan] Yeah, rock, paper, scissor, shoot.

[Dan sighs]

- You go right? - I'll go right.

[Dan] I'm gonna miss you.

[Cheeny speaking]

[Dan speaking]

- [Cheeny speaking] - [Dan sighs]

Our fates are no longer connected

but, um, you know, it's hard to say goodbye to a good thing like that.

[Dan] All right.

On my own now.

I'm pretty damn bummed, to be honest.

Whoo.

[Dan] Close to the water.

Ah, there's a marker.

All right.

It's a new beginning.

[Cheeny] Well couldn't have asked for a better partner for 21 days.

Let's hope my luck continues.

Oh, there's my skull.

I guess this is it.

You know, I'm excited to see what happens

but I'm also kinda dreading...

certain individuals that might walk through here

that I have to spend time with.

[Steven] I see a map.

[Sarah] I see maps.

[Sarah] When you reach the fork in the road,

each of you must choose a separate path.

- Oh, neat. - Interesting.

[Steven] Okay.

All right. Wow.

Splittin'... splittin' ways, hun.

[Sarah] Yup.

- So it's time for Steven and I to part ways. - [Steven] Hmm.

Not that I ever expected that he was going to be

the type of person to tap out,

but, uh, just having that, you know,

little bit of extra freedom there

is definitely an asset.

Looks like we got something up here.

[Steven] All right. [sniffles]

[Steven] You got the pot, I get the fire starter.

[Sarah] Yeah, and I got the small knife.

- You got the machete? - Okay. Yeah, it'll work.

All right.

I guess that brings it to, you know,

which direction do you wanna go?

- I really wanna go left. - Okay.

Is there a reason you wanna go left?

Well, there's more... more plains out there.

And I got the bow,

so I think I'm gonna have more hunting opportunities.

- Okay, that makes sense. - Yeah.

[sighs] Uh, I guess I'll go right

'cause that's the only other option.

- [chuckling] - [Steven] I appreciate it.

- That's cool. Good looking out. - No problem.

- Yeah. - I love you.

[Steven] We had a pretty good partnership

but I am stoked for this change.

This is a new part in this journey.

We're halfway done

and, uh, the second half

is a part I'm really looking forward to.

Looks like I found a camp down here.

Hey, buddy!

What's up, buddy?

[Steven] Hey!

[Dan] Yeah! What's up, brother?

- Excited to be with you. - Me too. Me too, yeah.

[Dan] I am stoked.

Just being there with somebody that I... I've...

I've gone through this with

and I know his work ethic and I know his skill set.

[Steven] Check it out.

Oh, look at that guy.

- You've eaten one of these before, right? - No, not yet.

- No? - First time ever.

You're in for a treat.

[Dan] Real medallions.

Five star Amazon right there.

That's a score.

[Dan] Got a fire starter.

- Got, uh, I don't have those in here. - [Steven] Two fishing hooks.

- But this... - ...Good I gave her the fishing hooks.

I got two fishing hooks,

- I got some line so. - Oh, [bleep] yeah.

- Yup. - Yup.

Exactly what I was hoping for.

King of the forest. Love this guy.

He's just solid and a hard worker.

I watched him, like, frail and losing teeth in the Amazon.

Then his hardworking attitude never broke.

Who else we got?

We got Waz or Gary

and then Jeff or Matt.

- So, fingers crossed. - All right.

That was... [chuckling]

Yup.

[laughing]

[panting] Well, I'm on my own.

Honestly, I'm ready to rock it.

I'm feeling kind of excited about...

you know, testing the waters,

a situation, a new scenario.

New environment.

Cheeny.

Sarah.

- Hi. - Hi.

- How you doing? - Good.

[Sarah] So stoked to see Cheeny, you know?

She's a fantastic go getter.

She is very enthusiastic

about, you know, what she does.

[Cheeny] What do you have for tools?

[grunts] I have a pot, a small knife,

- two fish hooks... - [Cheeny] Nice.

And that's about it.

Cool, I have a machete, the axe, a fish hook

- and I think the fire starter. - Oh, perfect.

I was so hoping you want me to say

- a fire starter. - [Cheeny] Yeah.

[chuckles]

[Cheeny] Sarah's awesome.

She's a rad chick,

you know? Girl power and all that [bleep].

Obviously we know

- that Steven and Dan are in the other camp. - Yup.

But as far as who's coming down here,

not a clue.

- Just wanna be surprised. - Yup.

Yeah, baby.

[Jeff] Why it's important that we get to the map first?

Whoever gets the map first

will already have a head start

on making it to the new location.

And as we know, whoever makes it

to the new location the fastest,

they have an advantage

in finding these items first.

So this is important.

It's not a race at this point.

It's a... It's a migration it's a trek.

You can burn yourself out,

not see an obstacle when it's coming,

let a snake bite ya...

all kinds of things.

So, I'm down here. Looks like I'm going this way.

[breathing heavily] Okay.

I assume that's the divider there.

Okay.

[breathing heavily]

[chuckling]

[Jeff] All I know is that I'm in a competition.

I'm fighting for my life out here.

[grunting]

[groans] [bleep]

[chuckles] Got bees all around me.

I'm in my happy place.

[narrator] For this competition,

the PSR or Primitive Survival Rating

weighs an individual's survival skill

and items collected

to determine the likelihood of becoming

the Last One Standing.

[Matt] Pretty deep.

I just jacked myself up.

[narrator] A mishap with the knife

puts Matt at a severe disadvantage.

Ah, yup, it's pretty bad.

I'm in big trouble.

[narrator] Even though he was able to adapt...

Uh, what... What the hell, dude?

Are those a bunch of frogs?

[Matt] 45 of 'em.

Dude, you are a show off.

What the [bleep]?

[narrator] ...Matt's hunting skills are now hampered,

dropping his PSR from 9.8 to 9.6.

- [woman] Gary's up in the tree. - [man] Jesus.

[Gary] There's a lot out here.

I'm just going for it.

Don't, Gary. It's gonna break.

[narrator] Despite the tough location,

Gary's risky strategy pays off big

with two massive food scores.

[Gary] There's a ton more up here, but,

that's a good haul right now.

[narrator] His unique skill set

makes him a serious threat

in his bid to become the last one standing.

[woman] Oh my God!

- [Waz] That's like the coolest thing I've ever seen. - What the hell!

[laughing]

[narrator] His PSR jumps from 8.1 to 8.4.

[Cheeny] Whoo, just got really light headed.

[narrator] Depleted of energy,

Cheeny continues to be pushed

to her limit...

[Cheeny] Feel like I'm about to pass out.

[narrator] ...and now separated from her main support

in this competition.

- One of us goes left and the other goes right. - [Dan] Yup.

[Cheeny] This moment sucks right now.

[narrator] Her PSR drops from 7.8 to 7.6.

For additional PSR information

visit Discovery.com/PSR.

[Waz] Oh this looks like it Gary.

This is it.

We're going our separate ways.

There's definitely a sense of, uh, relief.

We've been working well together

but we also are not responsible for each other

and to such a degree now.

- [Gary] Do you wanna go that way? - I guess I...

Yeah, would love to.

- Okay. - My whole life

I've always said, "Right's right. Right's, right."

And now I'm... I wanna...

I wanna take a left for once to see what happens there.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- See what happens. - Well dude hey...

- It's probably a... - We... We killed...

We killed it for 21 days, dude.

- It's been a pleasure. - It's been a pleasure, yeah.

I... I've got to make up that thing I missed

in the Amazon

and I've learnt so much from ya

-and it's... it's been great -Oh, yeah.

...being by your side this last 21 days.

Vice versa, dude.

All right, buddy. Good luck, man. Got to go.

Good luck to you too, man.

[Gary] Off into the unknown. [exhales]

[Dan] Yeah, where do you wanna sleep?

I'm thinking we probably sleep right here.

- [Dan] Under this area? - Yeah.

You're right. That looks great to me.

- It's flat. It's perfect. - Got some cover.

I'm gonna clear this area out.

- You do that. - Okay, cool.

[bleep] kinda looks like poison ivy but it's not.

Freaking me out, though.

[Steven] Hey, hey, hey!

Yeah. [laughs]

- Yeah, boy. - [Steven] Yeah, boy.

[Dan and Steven cheering]

[Waz] Super excited to see Dan and Steven.

Hung out with them a lot in the Amazon, especially Dan.

I did 50 days with him in the Amazon.

All right. There it is.

[Waz] I'm taking it.

[man 1 screams]

- [Dan laughing] - [Waz laughing] Yes!

[Dan] Buddy!

Come here, bring it in again.

- Uh, I want to gather more... - What's up...

- [grunts] Good job, buddy. - [chuckles]

- [Steven] [bleep] yeah! - Oh, ho!

[both grunting]

Yes.

Awesome. [grunts]

[Steven] That's right, the muscle himself,

my Aussie brother Waz.

Now I got two of my Amazon brothers.

So, I mean, so far we're working on

a total dream team right now.

Yeah, boy!

[all cheering]

[voices echoing]

[man] Hey, buddy.

Sounds like Matt, huh?

I don't know, I can't tell.

We'll be stuck with [bleep] Jeff.

Yeah.

[Sarah] No, Gary.

Yeah, me too.

- [Sarah] That the man? - Oh, hello.

How you doin'?

- [Sarah] All right. Good. - [Cheeny] Nothing.

Quite a hike in.

[Sarah] Yeah, no kidding.

At the other camp you could hear it from far away.

[imitating voices]

Like celebrations.

Our... our intro was, like,

It... It was nothing like that.

It was like...

"Oh."

[chuckles] Like when you open that Christmas present

from your aunt and it just, like,

isn't what you wanted.

I mean, who the fourth person's gonna be?

- Hmm, no idea. - It's only a matter of Jeff.

[Gary] I know.

[breathing heavily]

[Jeff] Whoo! Well.

Day 21 and you know what?

Today, everyone loses their partner.

Me? I've already had to jump through that hurdle

seven days ago.

So, I feel like I'm at an advantage now.

I've been bullied and picked on

for an entire week, everyone ganging up on me.

But now that I get the opportunity

to go to a new camp,

uh, I think this changes everything.

I'm optimistic.

I'm hopeful.

And you know what?

I'm one step closer

to being last one standing.

[breathing heavily]

[Matt] All right, well,

looks like one map left.

So I guess I'll pick this one up and...

see where it takes me.

As I'm coming down this trail,

I had one option.

So, I guess I hope, uh...

I hope having no option

is a good option,

because... right now,

my destiny,

you know, is falling on

wherever this trail leads me.

[Gary] Gonna see who's gonna come rolling up.

[Cheeny] Yeah, it's Matt and I'll be happy,

it'll be Jeff and I'll be sad.

[chuckles]

Yeah... [laughing]

-That's one way to put it. [chuckles] -[Cheeny indistinctly]

- [Cheeny] Yeah. - [Gary] Yeah, I mean,

at the same time,

Jeff has a resource that hopefully...

we could share in a hard situation, in the rain,

a truly waterproof roof.

So we're gonna have to look positive

at no matter who it is.

Um, I could just make a hammock out of one of those hides,

that covers that.

[laughs]

That'd be a cozy hammock.

We can also just skin him and tan his hide.

- [Gary] What's that? - Nothing.

[Gary laughing] Tan his hide.

[Gary] Matt or Jeff...

gonna come rolling in.