Original subtitles

♪♪

Narrator: Previously on "naked and afraid xl"...

Two, three.

Two weeks into the 40-day African challenge,

the all-female team of Melissa, kaila, and Lindsey

have struggled to secure a secondary source of protein.

Aah! No, nothing.

It's frustrating.

Meanwhile... -It's an eel. -It's an eel.

-Oh, yeah! Whoo! -Whoo-hoo!

Narrator: After an early success,

the fate of the newly merged team began to turn

as Melanie's sun poisoning became debilitating.

Melanie: I can't. I can't go anymore, man.

It [bleep] hurts.

[ Crying ] [Bleep]

Narrator: And resources disappeared...

It's dirt, rocks, thorns, and dead.

Narrator: ...Leading to harsh criticism from Lacey.

Lacey: You're not really helping.

Get up and stop being a liability.

I can't be the dead weight on this team.

Lacey's a nefarious, highly manipulative human being.

Karma's gonna bite you in the ass.

Narrator: With 19 days remaining...

Africa doesn't want me here.

Narrator: ...Will anyone make it out alive?

Aah!

Africa-a-a-a-a-a!

[ Lion roars ]

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do you want me to take both bows?

-I can carry both. -No, I can.

I got one. I'm good.

We've been here several days.

There is a human footprint here.

I think, the game, they know we're here.

They know our pattern.

We haven't eaten in four days.

It's time to get out of here. Go to different grounds.

I see blue sky already.

We need to get out of here.

Gary: We've cleared out the fig trees, the firewood.

The fish aren't biting around here anymore.

The baboons want their space back.

It's that time.

Sarah: Got my trusty, dusty shovel.

Both of my original teammates gone.

Lacey -- she was mean to Melanie.

She told her she was a burden,

and I really didn't appreciate that.

Right before we go, everybody take another drink,

and then we'll dump 'em.

Let me by so I can hydrate, then.

Mel was weighing us down.

It's dangerous to have someone on your team

that's not actually helping.

I came out here for redemption,

and nobody's gonna take that from me.

Let's look at this freakin' map so we can go.

Which way we going? Southeast.

Narrator: The search for more resources

will lead the survivalists

through six miles of sun-scorched African scrubland,

claimed by lions, hyenas, and leopards.

Lacey: All right, guys. Whoo!

Okay, then. Get on the road.

See you later, boma-rino.

Trek on.

Gary: We're leaving here a good, strong boma

to venture out into the African wilderness.

This is a journey where things want to kill you.

Leopards, the lions, and the hyenas don't play.

And man is actually on the menu.

[ Growls ]

Narrator: Five miles away, at noja cliffs,

Lindsey, kaila, and Melissa have found a short-term solution

to their shrinking catfish supply.

[ Birds cawing ]

♪♪

Kaila: You guys digging for clams?

Yeah, if we just get clams,

we don't even need to get catfish today.

Yeah, and it's good to vary up our sources of protein.

Lindsey: Here we've been eating a whole lot of catfish,

but they're getting a lot harder to fish,

and the numbers are dropping.

And so we need to be serious about rationing the fish.

Thankfully, we have a backup food source.

We are gonna get clams.

Woman: I see bubbles coming up.

That's -- yeah, that's where they are.

Melissa: That's a big one stuck in the ground.

Whoa, look at this guy.

[ Chuckling ] Nice.

Kaila: I'm just catching rocks.

I think we're clammed out for now.

Yeah!

♪♪

Oh, my gosh.

Whoa.

That's good.

I love clams, but they're really low in calories, actually.

Hart the African freshwater clams

provide approximately 15 calories each --

about the same as a single cracker.

To make it to 40 days, the survivalists will have to hunt

for more significant sources of protein.

Clams are good.

That's what he said. [ Laughs ]

You know, with all the suck that is out here,

we have a lot of fun, as well.

-Yay. -Club boma.

That's so cute.

We have our sign right here, "club boma."

Rule number one of club boma is no drama.

-No drama. -Yeah.

Rule number one is no drama.

Yay! Club boma.

♪♪

Reeds as far as the eye could see.

This feels like lion country.

Seems like a perfect place for a lion to stalk its prey.

Definitely.

That's what I was thinking.

Shoulder-height grass.

Can't see it coming.

Oh, my gosh. It goes on forever.

I'd keep an eye out.

♪♪

You guys see that Ridge up there?

Yeah. Yes.

Sarah: There may be a water catchment on the other side.

Right there.

-Water. -Water!

-Check it out. -There's people here?

Hey! Oh, my god!

-People! -What?

I thought I smelled people, too.

-[ Laughs ] -Oh, my gosh.

Is this your home?

This is our boma!

-Okay. -Yay!

-Hello. -Hey.

We found a trio of females out here.

I'm a little worried.

I don't really get along that well with females,

but I don't know, we'll see.

We just came from the other side of Africa.

-Seriously. -Is it far?

-A long way. -We took quite a trek, yeah.

Do you guys want to warm up by the fire,

sit down, relax a little bit?

Trent: We have not been eating.

We really have not been eating very much.

We have catfish that are, like, this big.

Wow.

Are the resources sustainable enough for eight now?

I mean, I would say there's probably

still about 20 catfish in there.

We've been rationing them

and going and getting like one a day.

We've been getting one every other day.

We have clams, too, in that swim hole, too.

-Really? -Yes.

-You guys got clams in there? -Yeah.

There's probably not that many now, but we had some.

I think it's gonna be so good to just have new life

and new people and new adventures.

But it gets a little nerve-racking thinking

that there is still a limited amount of fish

still in the catfish pond.

If we go and we eat 'em all in two days,

well, this area -- this land that we have

is not gonna be good for any longer.

And we still have a long way to go.

We have, like, two male lions stalking us.

-Really? -They've already killed people.

Well, we need to get a shelter, don't we?

Yeah.

I'm in favor of making one big one for all of us.

I mean, we're here together. We're working together.

We're gonna work as a team together.

-Well... -Let's expand this shelter.

Would you guys hold it against me if I took a minute

to just get a lay of the land?

No, do it.

Sarah: It's nice to see three new faces,

but I miss my partners.

I miss Mel.

I know I'm not alone.

We've got eight people out here, but I still feel lonely.

Melissa: We're renovating club boma.

It feels so nice to have other people helping do this.

It's a lot easier to do this with, like, six,

seven people than it is three.

Trent: Yeah, strength in numbers, right?

I know, right?

Lacey: Where'd Sarah go?

I haven't seen Sarah since we got here.

Has anyone seen Sarah?

-Sarah went for a walk. -She went for a walk.

Not really a great time for it.

Sarah: There's the ravine, and there's the valley.

There's everybody hard at work.

She's being very selfish.

We share everything with her.

The least she could do is use what little energy

her skinny little Boyd has and help us.

Do we not have the shovel?

-Sarah! -Yo!

You have the shovel?

Oh, yeah, sorry.

In a survival situation,

you gotta bring something to the table,

or you can just go home.

♪♪

Lindsey: Are you guys hungry?

Do we want to -- a couple of us want to go try

and get some couple catfish?

I could eat.

Yeah, let's go.

Melissa: Four bows.

We'll aim, fire, and hopefully, we'll get two or three.

Even if we just get three, you know, they're good-sized.

Lacey: Is that it? Yeah.

Holy [bleep], look at that.

Catfish for days!

We've been rationing them.

We've been getting one every other day.

Yeah.

Hopefully, we'll get two or three.

When we get within, I don't know,

to that first palm, we probably don't want to talk.

The most important thing about these catfish

is just doing a really slow approach to the fishing hole,

because if you make footsteps that are too loud,

it'll vibrate the ground, and the catfish will go right under.

I would start to walk slower.

Slower.

Guys!

Guys!

They're going to hear you walking.

Hey, don't repeat yourself. We're adults.

Hey, I've done this. I know what's gonna happen.

♪♪

One, two, three.

[ Water splashing ]

Oh, [bleep]

I think I bounced off him.

Dang.

These catfish are super smart,

[chuckles] As stupid as that sounds.

That one's sitting right there.

Yeah, you got him!

Whoo-hoo! Whoo!

One down.

He is frisky.

Ah. I got another one.

Yes, good.

[ Laughs ]

-Okay. -We nailed it.

That's good, guys. We got three.

Yeah, just don't want to eat all of 'em up.

We have three fish. Let's head back.

You guys can go back. You don't have to wait for me.

I just don't want to, like --

we just took out three catfish.

Lacey, she's an intense personality.

But me, kaila, and Lindsey, we ration our food,

and I wish she'd respect that.

Ahh! I got it with my [bleep] hand!

-Nice. -Sweet.

Cool.

I mean, we have four catfish, guys.

That's perfect.

Yeah, here.

Lacey: Yeah, I'm sorry, guys. I didn't mean to be,

like, "let's start killing!" I just -- I don't want to --

I hope I never come off, like...

Lacey: Melissa thinks

that she's gonna tell us all what to do?

I just don't take orders well, period,

let alone from people I just met

and less skilled than I am.

♪♪

-We got dinner, guys. -We got four fish.

-Wow. -Oh, my gosh.

-They're freakin' huge. -This is amazing.

They went up over the hill, and they came back with food.

I tell ya, I have never been so happy in my life.

-Oh, my gosh. -Thank you.

-You're welcome. -Holy cow, you guys.

-Uh-huh. -Wow.

Trent: We came to the right camp.

-[ Laughs ] -Cheers, friends.

-Mm-hmm. I was just talking to Gary.

I'm, like, "you guys seem like you have a good thing going.

There's no drama."

And he's, like, "no, there's been no drama."

And I'm, like, "good, because the one rule of club boma

is that we all joke with no trouble."

Lacey: No drama. No drama in club boma.

No drama.

I will do my damnedest, ladies.

-So good. -Good.

Vacation's over. Time to get back to work, kids.

[ Grunting ]

Sarah: As it stands,

that boma does not look safe from lions,

so the fire is crucial out here to protect us from predators.

Lacey: I'm gonna make the fire bigger.

♪♪

Aah!

Ow. Ow.

Melissa: You all right?

Lindsey: She just stood up and fell in the fire.

[Bleep]

Lindsey: We had an accident.

Lacey fell, and her hand went into the hot embers.

[ Sobbing ]

Gary: Medic!

Oh, [bleep]

Oh, sweetie. Oh, my goodness, yeah.

Ohhh.

Ohhh.

The medics are here, okay?

I'm right here.

Oh, my god.

My hand hurts so bad, I want to cut it off.

[ Sobs ] Oh.

♪♪

Oh. [ Sobs ]

It's swollen.

Oh, my god.

My hand hurts so bad, I want to cut it off.

I'm gonna get out of the way.

I'm right here, okay?

Fire start? Yeah.

Want a glove.

I landed in the fire.

Okay. [ Sobbing ]

I think it was pretty blistered,

and she had some blisters going across here.

Man, that's her bow hand. That's her fishing hand.

Looks like the imprint right there,

is that probably where she fell?

That's right into the heat of the fire.

That's the kind of thing that'll take you out of the challenge.

[ Sobs ]

Without our hands and our feet, we're useless.

Not too bad, okay?

I'm going to give you a little bit of oxygen, okay?

Put something on there, all right?

[ Monitor beeping ]

Sorry about that.

Every nerve on my hand is throbbing right now.

[ Yells ] Sorry.

Because of the blistering,

it can be classified as a second-degree burn.

Lacey sustained a significant burn and blisters to her hand.

So, we are gonna keep Lacey in bush camp

for the evening and monitor her progress.

Sarah: [ Sighing ] Oh.

Lacey's gonna go to bush camp tonight.

It looked pretty bad. Yeah.

There were a lot of blisters.

Gary: Don't get me wrong.

I'm not saying that I'm glad that she got burned.

I'm saying, Karma nipped her.

If she comes back, I don't know how she's gonna respond.

She's not gonna like being injured and debilitated,

so it'll be interesting to see how she handles that.

Trent: She's in a tough space, mentally.

I guarantee you.

I just hate that it's some kind of a freak accident, you know?

The boma is the safe spot. You're sitting here.

The next thing you know, your hand's burnt.

You're seeing a medic, possible tap-out,

just in an instant.

It's crazy how fast things can change around here.

♪♪

Feels like they're peeling my skin.

Medic: We will have a look at the wound in the morning,

and if her wound has got worse overnight,

she will be out of the challenge.

Son of a bitch.

This is my redemption.

I cannot have a medical tap-out.

I want my kids to see how strong I am.

I have to stay.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Birds chirping ]

Melissa: Hey, Trent. We're gonna go catfishing.

I'll come with you.

Gary: I wonder if Lacey's coming back.

Yeah. I hope she does, but...

I don't know what that's gonna do to her morale.

Wait till you see the [bleep], Trent.

See all those catfish on top of that water?

Oh, I see them. That is so cool.

[ Laughs ] That is heaven.

It's like the refrigerator door just opened.

They know we're here.

Whoo!

Got one.

Yeah!

Got another one.

Whoo!

No one's heard anything from Lacey?

-No. -No.

Not like a huge disappointment if she does have to go home,

because I think Lacey may have played a part in Mel

finally deciding to leave.

You should never tell somebody that they're a burden.

We should be supporting each other,

even in our down times.

Oh, here comes Lacey.

How you feeling?

I've been medically released.

Yeah!

-All right! -How's your hand?

It's -- it's okay.

I just have to keep it dry,

and I can't move it or use it in any way.

Right.

Lindsey: You think you could pick

some thorny bush right now?

Lacey! Hey!

We're gonna have a feast. Nice!

♪♪

-Awesome job on the Greens. -Ow.

Trent: We got plenty of food now.

I'm telling you, for those of us that just showed up,

these last few days were a gift.

Man.

Melissa: This is a celebration dinner for the return of miss Lacey.

Lacey, it's good to have you back.

[ Applause ] Yes.

-Welcome back, Lacey. -Welcome back, Lacey.

Yeah, it feels good to be back.

[ Thunder booming ]

That's thunder.

Oh, [bleep]

That is thunder, for real.

Looks like a storm's coming.

[ Wind whistling ]

Just breaking it down so we can burn it easier tonight.

When it rains, we burn through two or three times

as much firewood to help keep warm.

We're trying to get as much coverage

as possible over this shelter

so that we won't all be soaking wet.

We're going to have to make it real thick.

Gary: We gotta beat the rain this morning.

That's one thing that can take us out.

Today, anyways.

We are all a little bit on edge

because of the horrible, torrential rainstorms

that we experienced earlier in the challenge.

However, this time, we have a shelter

with a good amount of rain protection on the roof,

and we're preparing our coal bed.

Digging a hole and packing it with hot coals.

Come on, baby.

We really hope that a nice, warm coal bed

will be enough to keep the eight of us warm.

Definitely felt raindrops.

Lacey: I'm kind of worried.

I'm supposed to keep this super dry, so... ♪♪

Narrator: After several hours, the hot coals are covered

with three inches of dirt

and should provide warmth well into the night.

[ Thunder booming ]

♪♪

♪♪

Sarah: Yeah.

♪♪

♪♪

Sarah: My spirit feels a little bit downtrodden.

I feel like a wet rat.

Trent: The shelter looked good in sprinkles.

Once it started raining, there's not enough of a pitch on it.

It didn't really fit all of us.

Last night was a horrible rainstorm.

This is not supposed to get wet, right, 'cause infection, right?

Well, there's not enough room in our one shelter,

so then who has to move?

Oh, of course, I have to move,

so I get to move all by myself into a little shelter.

So crappy.

So, it got soaking wet, so my hand's all sore today.

So much pain.

♪♪

Two days ago, I was catching fish,

and now I can't do anything.

I'm getting restless.

I'm in pain.

I'm disappointed.

Lacey!

Wait up.

Come on.

Lots of thorns here, dude.

♪♪

Ho-ly [bleep].

Sarah?

That's our catfish pond?

♪♪

It's a floodplain.

No more catfish.

It's gonna be very difficult to catch them now.

We're [bleep].

♪♪

Sarah?

That's our catfish pond?

Son of a... They've dispersed.

It's gonna be very difficult to catch them now.

No more catfish.

Hey, crew!

No more catfish!

Trent: What?

What?!

The catfish are gone!

It flooded!

I'm not liking the news I'm hearing.

Holy crap.

Where did all that water come from?

Man, our food is gone.

Lindsey: Since day one,

the catfish have been our steady food supply.

Never in a million years did we imagine, after a big rain,

that the whole valley would flood,

and the catfish would get away.

That's really demoralizing.

♪♪

[ Birds chirping ]

We could always dig for clams and have some clams --

a couple clams apiece today.

It's been an interesting 24 hours.

It has, indeed.

Last night, it rained a ton,

and our catfish hole got flooded.

Ooh, I got a big one.

Awesome.

Yeah!

We're digging for clams and see if we can't get

just a few calories in everybody's belly.

Right there is two of 'em.

I got two. I have a little one.

Big ones.

We have scoured every edge of that pond.

There are not that many clams in it.

Hey, is everybody down here?

Can we have a quick club boma meeting,

all of us get on the same page,

just so nobody's guessing what we're doing?

Absolutely. We got a couple of options.

Feel free if you have other options.

One, we can get out of here and go look

for different grounds closer to extraction.

Two, we could hunker down here for a couple days with the bows,

see what happens.

But the fish are gone.

Lindsey: And the animals have moved out.

We had a lot before, and we don't anymore.

I vote for leaving tomorrow morning, bright and early.

-Yeah. -Yeah, I agree.

When it's time to go, it's time to go.

-So, leave in the morning? -Yeah.

-Yeah. -Yeah.

So, really, only thing on the agenda today

is eat as much as you can,

drink as much as you can, and rest.

Gary: I'm really concerned about this.

I don't know if I can move again.

My body is just absolutely wiped out.

That's a dangerous, dangerous trek.

Not my favorite food, but I'll freakin' eat it.

That was good. -So, here's another one.

Thank you.

-[Bleep] [Bleep] [Bleep]

This is gonna be tough with the one hand.

Lindsey: Shane, feel free to take another one.

Lacey, you gotta take one, hon.

Lacey: I have one hand. And we're gonna cook

one [bleep] clam at a time,

and I'm gonna put it in my mouth one at a time.

The clams are a blessing, not a curse.

Let's remember that.

I feel as though they are a curse.

Anybody else is ready?

-Yeah. -Everybody get two?

Oh, [bleep] They're eating their second and third clam,

and I'm trying to just figure out a way to eat one.

Does someone offer me help? No.

All right. That's that.

They can keep their clams --

their nasty freshwater clams.

If Mel was a burden?

[ Scoffs ] You come back with one hand, you are a burden.

I don't want to be here.

I can't do anything.

Nobody has stepped up

and asked if they could help me with anything.

Nobody.

And that means I have to ask, and I'm not gonna ask.

♪♪

[ Hyenas howling, hooting ]

♪♪

Lacey: I am not doing very well.

There are people in this group that don't want me here.

Lindsey: Dude, we welcomed you with open arms.

Sarah: We've all been nice to you.

I've especially, like, been trying to be nice to you.

Trent: What happened?

Why?

Nobody offered to help me.

Oh, oh.

And if that had been Mel or someone else,

and they were struggling -- Lacey.

The last time I checked, you told Mel

she was a burden right to her face.

She asked me.

Karma's a bitch.

[Bleep]

[Bleep]

Can I get out of the boma, please?

I feel very trapped right now.

I feel like now that I am useless to them,

the team doesn't want me anymore and doesn't need me.

It's not a good feeling.

I need to go pace. I need to pace.

[ Sniffs ]

Uh, yeah.

Woman: Lacey? Lacey's not inside the boma.

Lacey, are you here?

I can't be in that boma anymore.

I can't -- I can't be in there.

You shouldn't be outside of the boma at night.

That's just basic, like, 101, I thought.

♪♪

Melissa: Here you go.

Lindsey: Can someone -- Gary: Lacey?

[ Yelling ]

♪♪

[ Hyena howling ]

Lacey!

[ Sighs ]

[ Hyena howling ]

[ Hyenas howling ]

[ Hyena whooping ]

Sarah: All right. Tomorrow's a really big day.

All of us, get some rest.

♪♪

[ Grunting ]

Kaila: Last night, with you leaving the boma,

it felt very selfish and irresponsible.

Shane: That's true.

You walked out of a boma in the middle of Africa

with wild animals that will kill you.

I feel like you can't put yourself

before everybody else's needs

or put yourself in danger when you have a family at home.

I-I understand that.

The point is, is there are people in this group

that don't want me here. Don't exclude yourself

and then say that we don't want you here.

I understand. We want you to be here.

I understand that.

Lacey, I mean, I said --

you know, what you did was foolish,

but that doesn't mean we want you to leave.

All right. Okay.

We're good? We're ready to go?

All right, let's roll.

Safest way to get there is in a group.

I'll be in a [bleep] group.

Lacey: Who knows what'll happen

when we make it to our next location,

but there's poison in that group.

So, where are we going, Sarah?

Sarah: We are going southwest down the ravine.

Narrator: Heading southwest toward their eventual extraction point,

the survivalists have identified two bodies of water

over seven miles away --

an arduous journey that will take them

deep into leopard country.

Me and Shane will take up the rear

so no predators come in from behind.

Shane: Copy that.

Definitely, they're gonna track us from behind.

Sarah: This will be my fourth move at this point.

That doesn't make it any easier.

It's scary. It's arduous.

It's dangerous.

There are lions, leopards, hyenas

that pose a very serious threat out here.

♪♪

♪♪

I think we're going to, hopefully,

an area that has rich in resources.

Not necessarily just in food,

but in building materials so that we can build shelter.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Hyenas screeching ]

Lacey: Holy cow.

See all those bones?

Big bones.

Sarah: Oh. An entire graveyard.

Something got torn apart right there.

Gary: Man, this is like leopard kill zone.

See a lot of tracks, fresh ones.

♪♪

[ Gasps ] Oh, my.

Shane: Oh, crap. [ Flies buzzing ]

It's a nyala.

Leopard kill.

It's probably a day, day and a half, two days old.

Yeah, he's still rigor mortis.

Gary: I'm hungry.

Woman: Eww, Gary, don't do that.

I believe some of the meat on that is viable.

I want to cut off a haunch.

Sarah: All right, guys. Onward.

What, are you guys idiots?

You eat that [bleep]

You know, that's one thing I've learned.

We should eat the catfish when we can.

Eat the figs when you can.

Eat the corpse when you can.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Growling ]

Trent: Hey, did you guys hear that?

Lacey: I did hear something through here.

I think there's something that went right up ahead.

Gary: Then we need to keep our voices down.

♪♪

[ Growling ]

[ Screeching ]

Narrator: Continuing his solo quest

for redemption in Africa,

"xl" veteran Matt Wright has made his way north

to the abandoned camp at shosho ravine,

where the only signs of life come out at night.

[ Growling ]

I am hearing a lot of leopards.

They are intimidating sounding.

Something just eating the [bleep]

Out of something else over here.

I am out here, completely alone.

[ Growling ]

♪♪

This place is full of danger,

and I would love to have some people to look out for me.

So today, I'm hoping to find my "xl" family,

because 21 days solo is a long time.

♪♪

Oh, look at this.

We got a little human activity.

I am close 'cause somebody spent some time

on this rock regularly.

Hello?

This is a ghost town is what this is.

This is a little town, a little village, abandoned.

♪♪

When you're out here long enough,

you really get to the point of lacking

that camaraderie that comes between friends.

Just some skulls to keep me company.

Being out here in complete solitude,

it's starting to get to me.

Absolute longest part,

when you're alone out here, it's the nights.

And it's cold.

And the wind is making the fire

burn through a hellacious amount of firewood.

[ Wind whistling ]

[ Fire crackling ]

Holy [bleep]

♪♪

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Woman: Hey! People!

Narrator: Three weeks into their 40-day challenge...

Cheers, friends.

...the remaining eight survivalists

have come together as one.

Lacey: Aah! Ow! Are you all right?

Passed out and fell in the [bleep] fire.

But a devastating accident has left Lacey impaired.

Lacey: Nobody has stepped up and asked

if they could help me with anything.

[Bleep]

Narrator: And tensions have mounted.

There are people in this group that don't want me here.

Kaila: Don't exclude yourself

and then say that we don't want you here.

[ Thunder rolling ]

With their primary food source suddenly decimated...

Where did all that water come from?

Man, our food is gone.

...the beleaguered group has been forced south,

unsure of what resources or dangers they will find.

Trent: This is like a leopard kill zone.

Something got torn apart right there.

Sarah: It's a nyala!

Gary: Leopard kill.

Narrator: As a result, experts have lowered

their group xlr score from 6.8 to 5.9.

[ Crackling ]

[ Animal whimpers ]

Trent: Hey, did you guys hear that?

I did.

We need to keep our voices down.

♪♪

[ Growling ]

[ Gasps ] It's spooked.

All right, guys. Onward.

♪♪

Look! To your right.

Look!

Melissa: Whoa, water.

Whoo-hoo! Nice.

Rocks, shade, water.

Number one, water, right?

♪♪

Holy [bleep] guys! Lindsey: Whoo!

Look at this!

That's beautiful.

Oh, my goodness.

We got a beautiful view up here.

Primetime hunting. What do you guys think?

I like it. I'm liking it.

We have a water source.

We have a shady shelter spot.

Huge bunch of bamboo over here.

Shelter 101 right here, don't you think?

Where are we thinking, boma?

You know, there's this big tree here.

We could build out under it right there.

Yeah, this is perfect. Perfect natural overhang.

Oh, my gosh. I'm excited.

This is where we're gonna set up shop?

Yep.

Okay.

Sounds good to me.

Melissa: I think this is gonna be good.

I think that this location is gonna do us well.

And this morning, there were so many emotions,

but we all, as survivalists, knew what we had to do.

And we took a step out of the drama

and into our new location.

And, uh, here we are.

So, hopefully, this will help unite us again as a team.

Well, is this everybody?

Are we good on this spot?

Kaila: Hey, Lacey!

Come over here and check this spot out.

Lacey: I, um...

I don't really, uh, want to share a boma.

I don't really want to spend time with group.

It's gotten to the point where enough is enough.

So, I'll probably just find a nice spot nearby.

Let her do her thing. It's fine.

All right. Well, good luck.

You ever heard the term "squeaky wheel gets the oil?"

Screaming baby gets the attention.

[Bleep] High school drama [Bleep]

I don't feel safe in that group,

and I don't feel welcome in that group.

We can probably be neighbors, but we could never be a family.

Gary: This is a very dangerous environment,

and she does not grasp

the totality of the danger of this environment.

This is Africa, and out here, on your own, you will die.

♪♪

Narrator: Next time on "naked and afraid xl"...

This head smells of life! It smells of life!

Gary: If you're not willing to eat maggots,

you're not really a survivalist.

You can't have that head anywhere near our camp.

It'll attract so much bad stuff.

[ Growls ]

This is so gross.

That meat, we're not eating.

Can't share what nobody wants.

They put us in hell.

My biggest concern is these predators out here.

Please, lord, don't let our mistakes

get somebody hurt out here,

'cause we are making cataclysmic mistakes.

[ Vocalizing ]

What?

Hey, naked people!

I found you!