All language subtitles for Special.Forces.Worlds.Toughest.Test.S01E02

[narrator] Sixteen celebrities
have enlisted
in real military training.

Ten days to prove
they can endure
physically and emotionally.

No prizes,
no special treatment.

This is Special Forces:
World’s Toughest Test.

[Rudy] Deep inside,
everyone wants to know,

do they have the courage
to be a hero?

-[screaming]
- Down! Heads down!

[narrator] The course
has been running for 24 hours.

For the next 10 days,
we freakin’ own you.

You belong to us.

[Billy] Get moving!

[narrator] Two recruits
have been withdrawn.

[screaming]

[narrator] Now 14 remain.

Oh, my knee! My knee’s
dislocated! It’s dislocated!

[narrator]
But who will survive the day?

You better do it.
Figure a way out.

I don’t think I’m breakable,
to be honest with you.

-[Remi] You wanna quit?
-No, staff.

I wanna be broken.
I wanna be tested.

I want that fear to hit my body
and make my knees bend.

[Dwight makes popping sounds]

Are you getting ready
for action?

-[farts]
- [laughs]

-That answers my question.
-Yeah.

[chuckles]

[narrator] It’s the recruits’
first morning in camp.

Can you get through the day?

[narrator] And Number 2,
actress Jamie Lynn Spears,

has had a sleepless night.

I’m right there with you.

[Nastia] You’re not, though.

[Mike]
Your kids are gonna be fine.

-This is good for them.
-I’m telling ya.

This is so good for them. Right?

The thought of being away
from my kids,

I think it probably goes back
to a lot of things.

I was 16 and pregnant and I was
on the cover of a magazine

being called a slut and a whore.

It’s my own battle within
to be a good mom,

and I do think that stems
from being told I wouldn’t be.

Let me tell you
what’s gonna happen, right?

You miss your kids,
you’re gonna hurry home,

and after two days, it’s just
gonna be back to normal,

and you’re gonna be like, "Maybe
I should have stuck it out."

And then I also think
this is something that is
for me, for myself.

I never do things like that.

When you said "Stand up,"

he stood up, but his body
just gave in, just creeped in.

[narrator] This morning
the DS are discussing

the recruits’ performance
on last night’s beasting.

I think Number 1, you know,

she doesn’t seem like
she has a lot of punch.

[Foxy] She was probably
the most pathetic

getting herself out of there,
just like...

And she genuinely looked like
she thought she was gonna die.

She should have gone
on a baking show or something.

She’s gonna bake on this.

-[Rudy] All right, Number 7.
-Gray individual.

-I didn’t even notice him.
-Exactly, exactly.

[Billy] He’s very humble.
He’s very respectful.

[Foxy] What about Number 12?
Has anyone picked up on him?

[Rudy] Looks like
just a suit guy to me.

He looks petrified,
just his facial expressions.

13, huge guy, big attitude.

[Remi] Physically, I think he’ll
be at the top of the pack.

I don’t know how he’ll be
mentally just yet.

But we’ll see how it plays out.

[narrator] The DS have
taken stock of the recruits.

All right, ruck up, recruits!
Get on the parade square!

Let’s go!

[Mel B] Let’s go.

[narrator] Now a chance
for the celebrities

to evaluate themselves.

All right, recruits, listen up!

l know you all been
in some pain. It’s good for you.

These men on the platform,

we’ve all been pushed
way beyond our limits.

That’s what we want
to elicit from you all

through this hard training.

All right. Billy?

[Billy] You need to know
who you are.

You need to be brutally honest
with yourself.

What we don’t like
is people who think

they’re something they’re not,
’cause it’ll get you killed.

l want whoever thinks
they’re the strongest...

down to the weakest.

Do that now.

lf you think you should be
somewhere else, chat about it.

[Mel B] I need to go down a bit.

’cause it tells us
a little bit about them.

Carli, aren’t you the fastest?

[Foxy] It shows us ego, it
shows us a lack of confidence,

and it shows us people
that don’t really understand

their true potential.

Do you think
you’re better than me?

OK.

Where you think you are

is always different
to where you actually are.

Ask yourself,
ask the person next to you,

do you think you’re better
than me, am I better than you?

[narrator] Rankings agreed,
Number 13,

NBA All-Star Dwight Howard,

assuming the position
as the strongest recruit.

ln the NBA
I wanted to be the best.

Right now, to this day,

I know I’m one of the greatest
players to ever play.

That’s not me being cocky,

who have been able to compete
with what I’ve been able to do.

[narrator] At the end the line,
self-elected weakest recruit,

Number 1,
actress Beverley Mitchell.

[Beverley] Growing up as a child
actor has a lot of challenges.

Hollywood is
absolutely cutthroat.

It gets very frustrating
when you watch

all of your peers
continue to rise,

and continue
to get opportunities,

and you feel left behind.

What you do from here on
is work on those weaknesses.

I wanna move up two places.

So get these up
and keep ’em up.

-Got it?
- [recruits] Yes, staff.

Back to your accommodations.

Sharp. Let’s go.

You got this, mama.

You’re the smallest one here,
OK? And you’re killing it.

Everybody’s got their strength.

The reason I wanted to do this
and take part in this experience

is because I don’t know
what I’m capable of.

And the reason why is
because I have never put myself

in a position to try.

Number 1 was at the end. Yeah,
she’s just given up on herself.

She was emotional.
She was crying
when she was standing there.

We’ll find who’s
the strongest to weakest
at some point, won’t we?

Yeah, we will.

[Beverley] I have no idea
what’s coming for me.

[Kenya] Who was at the front
of the line today?

Who thought they were the best?

-That was Dwight, right?
-Yeah, Dwight.

l jumped in third ’cause I just
think I’m really [bleep] strong.

[Tyler] Cream rises to the top.
There’s no doubt about it.

If you can’t take the heat, you
gotta get out of the kitchen.

[narrator]
The recruits are taken deep
into the Wadi Rum Desert...

[Mel B] That’s it.

...where they will learn
how to maneuver

like special forces operators.

[Remi] Nobody should be walking.
Hurry up!

ln special operations,
we have to be able to work

in the most extreme terrains,
deserts, mountains.

-Close the gaps!
-Come on, guys!

l don’t care
if you have to fake it,

but you better swing
those arms and those legs.

We have to be ready
for anything.

[Rudy] Keep pushing!

All right,
everyone drop your rucks.

We as DS, we not only want you
to face your fear.

We want you to conquer your fear

so you leave here
a different person.

Turn around and pay attention.

[narrator] The task is to cross
a 300-foot-wide canyon.

[Tyler] Oh, my God.

[Foxy] The ravine crossing
is a way of getting

from one side of a valley
to the other quickly

without having to drop
into the low ground.

[Remi] Watch his technique.
Slow but smooth.

You have to sidestep
across two pieces of rope

suspended in the air
over 100 feet.

[Remi] He’s calm,
he’s cool, collected.

[Carli] I may pee my pants
when I do it.

[Foxy] You might think you’re
strong, but that’s not enough.

The lactic acid buildup
just creates pain

in all the muscle groups
that you’re working.

And you’re trying
cling onto the rope

that’s getting
further away from you.

lt’s all about
the mental strength.

[Remi] All right, eyes on me.

All of you have what it takes
physically to do this,

otherwise we wouldn’t
make you do it.

The question is do you have
what it takes mentally?

Are you strong up here?
Or are you weak up here?

Either way, we will find out.

-You understand?
- [recruits] Yes, staff.

All right.

[mutters]

-Did you take a look?
- It’s crazy, right?

[Dwight] And I do not like
heights and tightropes.

-And we about to try it.
-[bleep]

All right, Number 13,
go to chief.

[narrator] First,
the DS send Dwight Howard,

the man who ranks himself
strongest of all the recruits.

For me, it’s like,
man, all the things

that I didn’t get
a chance to try

as I was a younger person
in the NBA,

or even as a kid,
l wanna try ’em now.

Just to really test the limits
of who I am.

[Billy] Get on your feet.
Get up!

Oh, [bleep] me.

Oh, my God. I don’t think
l ever been that high.

[Billy] The key is to keep
your legs straight and shuffle.

Just keep moving.
Momentum’s important.

If you fall, you’ll stop
when you hit the bottom

and we’ll come and collect you.

That’s not funny, man.

What I want you to do,

Come on. Right, down. Up you go.

Let’s go.

OK.

Stand up.

Let’s go!

Foot on the rope. Let’s go.
Right now. Come on.

Time is of the essence.
Here we go.

Right, shuffle your left foot.
Ah, ah, ah. Shuffle. Let’s go.

God, he’s really shaking. Look.

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

We haven’t got all day.
You’re holding everybody back.

You’ve just seen
a perfect demonstration.

-You’re not going anywhere.
-I can’t do it.

This is it! Let’s go!

Everything you’ve got, now!

[Billy] Let’s go!
Foot on the rope.

Right now. Come on.

[narrator] 200 feet up,
Number 13, Dwight Howard,

is struggling
to take his first step.

Come on.

Look at me. Calm down.

Relax. Take a breath.

Let’s go!

[grunts]

Here we go. It’ll be awkward
to start with. Keep going.

Left arm, left foot. Keep going.

Let’s go!

Slide those arms along as well
so you don’t burn out.

-[Dwight] It’s stuck.
- [Billy] Stop moaning!

[Remi] Keep moving!

[Billy] Forget the lactic acid
in your arms.

Fight your way through it.

Let’s go! Big effort now!

Slide your arms,
slide your feet.

Come on. I’m not talking
for the sake of it. Do it.

Don’t stop. Keep the momentum.

-My arm feels like it’s...
-It’s easy to quit.

Do not give up!

Let’s find that grit. Come on.

[grunts]

-Come on! No, no, no, no!
-Stand up! No!

Look out!

[yells]

Fail! Catastrophic fail.

A dope on a rope

when you could have been
a king with a swing.

-[whimpers]
- [Foxy] Pathetic.

Failing is not really something
that I’m used to.

It tends to put me
in my own head

and make me
overthink situations.

-How was it?
- Wait till you up there.

-Just don’t look down.
-[bleep]

That was tough, though.

[Billy] Let’s go!

[narrator] The 300-foot-wide
ravine has defeated number 13,

NBA All-Star Dwight Howard.

[Billy] Do not give up!

Now the next recruits
face the wire.

[Billy] We do
these obstacle crossings

because it’s been done,

tried and tested
in real war and conflict.

-Let’s go!
- I cannot...

Do not talk yourself out of it.

No, do not quit.

-[yells]
- You buffoon!

-[grunts]
- [Rudy] Stay in the fight, 4!

Fail.

-[yells]
- [Billy] Muppet.

[grunts] Please.

-[grunts]
- [Billy] Fail.

You are literally
putting your whole life

between two pieces of rope.

[grunts]

[Remi] Number 12!

[narrator]
Having watched his fellow
recruits fail the crossing,

up next, chef Tyler Florence.

You look like you wanna quit.
What’s wrong?

I’m having real reservations
about doing this.

You guys can do this
physically, right?

But what it’s gonna take
is tapping into that gear.

Here’s the deal.
Today is my wife’s birthday.

l made a promise to her
that I wouldn’t hurt myself.

You realize you’re gonna be the
first one to quit if you leave?

Ah, there we go. Bye-bye.

[Mel B]
He jumped out of a helicopter
but he didn’t do that?

[narrator] Tyler Florence
is the first recruit

to voluntarily withdraw.

[Billy]
Bring on the next victim.

[narrator]
Next to cross the ravine,

actress Beverley Mitchell.

[Billy] Number 1. Number 1.

[Beverley] Oh, God, OK.

Being on this course
with Olympians,

people at the top
of their athletic game,

is incredibly uncomfortable.

Oh, God.

Participating in something

where I have absolutely no clue
what’s coming for me

is a huge leap of faith.

[Billy] Stop shaking. Take
a breath. You scared of heights?

I don’t know. We’ll see.

Start to build the momentum.
Get the technique.

Work through the wobble.

Slide together.
Say it in your head.

[both] Slide together,
slide together.

[Billy] This is where
the work kicks in.

[Beverley] Slide together.

-Slide together.
-Keep it going.

Come on, keep moving, Number 1!

[narrator] Another few steps
and Beverley Mitchell,

who ranked herself the weakest,

could make it further
than any other recruit.

[Billy] Do not let me down,
Number 1.

Find that energy!
Find that grit!

She is fighting it.

-[Billy] Come on!
-[grunts]

[grunts]

[Billy] Grit now! Grit!

[narrator] Nearly 200 feet
up in the air,

Number 1,
actress Beverley Mitchell.

[grunts]

At the midway point, she’s gone
further than any other recruit.

-[Billy] Come on.
-She is fighting it.

[Billy[ Do not let me down,
Number 1.

-[grunts]
- Come on, Number 1.

[Billy] Last effort now.

Stay in it.

[grunts]

[screams] Oh! Ah!

You almost did it,
but almost ain’t good enough.

-I wanted it so bad.
-Hey.

I was so close.

You did it. That was so awesome.

You should be
really proud of yourself.

[yawns]

What are you doing,
taking a nap? On your feet!

13, push-up position.

[Dwight grunts] One, two...

[Remi] Just because it may be
over for you, watch and learn.

[Dwight]
Five, six, seven...

Your place of relaxation has
now become your place of pain.

[Dwight] Over the years,
handling criticism for me

has been difficult.

l’m one of the most
probably polarized players

in the NBA there’s ever been.

You’re going to get criticized
on everything that you do.

[Remi] You better utilize
that mental toughness, son.

[grunts]

-I apologize, staff.
- Military bearing, right?

Everything that you do
has to have

some type of
military bearing involved, OK?

Don’t give up now.

[narrator] So far, no recruit
has completed the crossing.

Battling the ravine, Number 15,

Olympic gymnast Nastia Liukin.

[Billy] Do not
let yourself down now.

[Nastia] Oh, my God,
my arms are on fire.

-Stand up, stand up!
-Lock your legs!

No, no, no.

[Billy] Five meters, no more!

[Nastia] Yes, yes, yes.

-I got it.
- [Foxy] There we go.

[Billy] She did it. Well done.

That was an absolute emotional
roller coaster of chaos.

You made that look so much
harder than it needed to be.

[Billy] Good technique,
Number 10.

[narrator] Following on
from Nastia’s success...

That’s it, 16!

Slide... together... slide...

[narrator]
NFL player Danny Amendola

and Olympic skier
Gus Kenworthy...

[Foxy] All the way in.

[Billy] Well done.

OK, listen in.

What is happening right now,
you’re only meeting us halfway.

Look at the size of him.
Look at the size of her.

You can look at me with hate.
l love it.

Don’t shake your head. I’ll
pull it off and hit you with it.

Do you understand me?
Stand still. Shut up.

It’s about what’s in there. It’s
about grit and determination.

Yes, it’s hard,
and it will be hard.

So break that barrier,
every single one of you.

-Got it?
- [recruits] Yes, staff.

[Billy] Get your Bergens on.

-Stop shaking your head.
-I wasn’t.

I’m telling you for a reason.
You was. I’m not blind.

-It’s hot. I can’t see.
-We’re all hot.

So I’m trying to look at you
in your eye when you talk.

-[Billy] Stop moaning.
-Yes, staff.

[Rudy] Fall into your vehicles.
Let’s go!

-He said I had a attitude.
-Wait, blue eyes?

Yeah. And I’m like,
bruh, I don’t have no attitude.

People confuse me
being laid-back,

people confuse me
being nonchalant

and all those different things
as me not caring,

or me not taking
what I do serious.

[Jamie] Some of the bathrooms
are pretty disgusting.

-[Carli] I know.
- [Jamie] I’m gonna vomit.

[laughs]

-Is yours bad?
-[laughs]

Just don’t look down.

[Remi] How did Dwight Howard
go from being

the NBA’s big man
of the future

to most universally
disliked player?

[narrator] The DS have concerns
over number 13’s attitude.

Dwight Howard’s fall from grace.

Where you at, 13? Let’s go!

So NBA All-Star Dwight Howard
is taken in for questioning.

[door bangs]

[door closes]

So how you think you’re doing
on the course so far?

-Good, actually.
-Good?

Cool.

Your face didn’t tell me that.

[Remi] So we’re bringing you
in here for an obvious reason.

-Can you suspect what that is?
-I don’t know.

This morning I wasn’t impressed.
You seem to have an attitude.

You’re a little bit strutty.

[Dwight]
I didn’t have a attitude.

l’m telling you,
I can read you like a book.

I’ve done this all my life.
This is what I do.

Well, can you
just give me further

so I can really understand?

l tell you, I feel
when the going gets tough,

you put up these quirky, smiley,
disrespectful attitudes.

When you get in a situation
that’s somewhat foreign,

or where there’s
a lot of competition,

it’s hard for you
to get to that 100%.

Uh, well, in my field,

l don’t think
that I’ve ever had that issue.

I mean, I’ve been playing
for 18 years.

I’ve been committed
from day one.

If I say I’m in it, I’m in it.

-I do everything the same way.
-Do your team players all go,

"That man has just given
100% right there"? They do?

Do your fans say,
"He gives us 100%"?

They do? All right.

Just before you came in, right,
I was looking at all this.

I don’t know a lot about you,

l’m looking
at all this about you.

A lot of people don’t like you.

I be who I am, but the world
that I live in, in the NBA,

l’ve been shunned upon
for having too much fun,

for smiling too much,
but that’s just me.

When I had the most fun,

that’s when I was able
to crush everything I did.

We feel like
you can go farther.

We feel like
you have more to give.

We want top performance
in everything across the board.

ln our world,
it’s all about motivation.

He knows I will drag my arse
110% for him.

He’ll do the same for me.
I ain’t sure you’ll do that.

There’s a question we’re gonna
ask at the end of this, we will,

is would be have Number 13
stood to the side of us?

-Got you.
- And one last thing I’ll add.

Put some pep in your step.
Act like you wanna be here.

Show that commitment. Give 100%.

So it’s over to you.

I got you.

[Billy] Guard!

[door opens]

[Dwight]
There’s been times where
it’s like I wanna say something

to every critic and person
who’s said something to me.

But then what I’ve figured out
is you have to really listen,

you have to evolve
and you have to change.

That’s what life is like.

l’m all in.
If I didn’t take this serious,
l wouldn’t be here.

You just feel like
it’s a bit soul crushing.

-Yeah.
- I’m trying.

I guess that’s where I struggle,
’cause I already have, like,

issues of not feeling,
like, enough.

Everybody’s
on their own journey.

100%.

And I think
we’re on similar journeys.

I just need to have one moment,
like one win.

[Rudy] All right,
ruck up, recruits! Let’s go!

[Danny] Gonna start moving out.

[Rudy] Get there, get there.
Let’s go.

The purpose of the tasks
is to challenge recruits

at such a level,
they may break.

[Foxy] Come on,
let’s catch it up!

You can turn a breaking point
into a breakthrough...

[yelps]

...with the right attitude.

[Foxy] Move your spindly
little carcass.

-OK.
- [Foxy] Let’s go! Come on!

[narrator]
The final task of this phase

will test the recruits’
control of aggression.

[Billy] Take your Bergens off
and drop ’em behind you.

Pin your ears back.

OK, the roles
of a special forces operator

are wide and varied.

Probably the worst-case scenario
we find ourself in is conflict.

And the way we get through
conflict is through aggression.

So what we’re gonna do
is meet fire with fire.

[recruits] Yes, staff.

[Jamie] What do y’all think
we’re all doing?

I don’t want to hit someone,
and I don’t want to be hit.

I don’t wanna be tossed around.
I can’t fight someone.

[narrator]
The recruits are about to face
their first combat task.

They must fight the red man,
chief instructor Rudy Reyes.

On command, they must
turn on aggression...

[Remi] Take some deep breaths.

...and then turn it off again.

First to brave the red man
is Number 9, Spice Girl Mel B.

You need
to apply aggression violently

until I, who is in control,
say stop.

When you hear stop, get rid
of that feeling of anger,

stand up and chill out,
all right?

I just want you to get in there,
get the job done,

and show me how scary
you really are.

[Mel B] I was in
this abusive relationship

that I couldn’t get out of.

You just feel helpless.

On a daily basis
you’re being yelled at

and called horrible names.

Come here. Here, here, here.

l would hope,
and I say the word "hope,"

that being put
in these situations’ll repair

some of the damage
that has been done.

Go on, get in there,
get in there.

Come on,
show me some aggression.

Looking good. Now, control.
Let’s get in there!

Go for it. Come on.
Keep going, keep going!

Stop! Right, stand up.

Come here. How was that?

-How was it?
- I feel sick.

-You feel sick?
- But it is good.

It is good. It is good.

This is the whole purpose
of this task,

is for you to expend
energy and aggression

on someone that is willing
to take it, all right?

It’s an ongoing healing road
that I will always be on,

always.

Come on,
just calm down and focus.

I’m calm.

-[Mike] You’re gonna be fine.
-Oh, my God.

You gotta put yourself
in that spot.

If it’s for your life,
you’ll fight, right?

I’m telling you, you can do it.

Don’t let this thing be
the thing that sends you home.

[Billy] Number 13!

[narrator] Next into the ring,
Number 13, Dwight Howard.

Now, I’m aware
you’re a big bloke, OK?

Up to this point, his attitude
has put him on the DS radar.

So concentrate
on controlling that aggression

when you do engage it,
not going overboard.

Listen to what I say. Control
your aggression, all right?

-Good?
- Yes, staff.

Let’s go. Go, go, go!

[red man yells]

Destabilize, control.
Destabilize, control, control.

Stop!

All right, up.

-Calm down. You good?
-Yes, staff.

OK, good effort. You did what
you needed to do, all right?

Now it’s about turning it off,
calming down,

and getting on
with the rest of the tasks, OK?

[Billy] Number 15, come on down.

-[Foxy] Come on.
- [Billy] Get up there.

You’re like a rock lizard.

I just wanna see
some aggression.

I understand, and I respect
that, and I respect you.

-But I don’t wanna hit anyone.
-I don’t want any respect.

l wanna see some grit
and determination, all right?

Stay on my left shoulder.
Let’s go.

Go on, full in! Show me
some aggression, Number 15.

15, start throwing punches.

15, show me some aggression.

-15, get up!
-[sobbing]

-Hey.
- That was too much for me.

Weak as anything.
It looked pathetic.

-Yes, staff.
- Right, go over to the DS.

As quickly as you can.

Go to the right of Number 13.

I need you to apply controlled
aggression until I say stop.

-Do you understand?
-Yes, staff.

With me, with me. With me.
Keep coming, keep coming.

-Engage him. Come on! Let’s go!
- [red man yells]

Destabilize, control,
destabilize.

Go on. There we go. Go on.
Put him on the floor.

-Get in there.
- What do you mean?

-Like hitting?
- Yeah, hit him.

I’ve never been in a fistfight.
I can’t see myself doing this.

But that’s why I’m here,
to push past that

and see where I can go.

[Foxy] Number 7, get up.

I’m a man of peace,

by doing what you have to do.

[yelling]

I just believe in being able
to defend yourself.

I mean, I’m from Detroit.
You gotta know how to fight.

No, not there!

Leave the head.

Right, stop!

Stop! Stop!

Stop!

Calm down. Remove
the wide-eyed stare of death.

When I said stop,
you needed to stop.

You still laid in
a couple of blows.

Strong effort.

It was a terrible effort.

Hey, look at me.

-[grunts]
- All good?

-Yes, sir.
- That’s it, done now. It’s done.

[narrator] Number 7,
singer Montell Jordan,

is feeling the impact
of the fistfight.

[Montell] That was crazy.

There’s adrenaline right now
still flowing,

so I don’t know
how bad it is right now.

May have sprained, or...

still move it, but...
but he got me, pulled me down.

[narrator] And now
there’s one more recruit left

to enter the fray.

[Billy] Number 1, come on.

Actress Beverley Mitchell
must drum up the confidence

to take on the red man.

You just gotta dig deep,
find some oomph,

and get in there
and do something.

I realize that I’ve lost

a little bit of myself,

and not even that I lost it,
it’s that I don’t even know

that I’ve ever really
tapped into it.

Come on, on me, on me, on me.
Right, let’s go!

l’ve never really
taken a moment to be, like,

who the hell is Bev?

-[yells]
- Number, 1, take him down.

Come on, Number 1, let’s go!
Take him to the floor.

I wanna see some aggression.

Let’s go. There we go.
Come on, keep going, keep going.

All right, stop!

Stop feeling sorry for yourself.

[Beverley] It wasn’t enough.

lt’s difficult, ’cause
he’s obviously bigger than you,

but we’ll tell you
if you’re not good enough.

-It hurts. It’s clicking.
-Is it?

OK, just relax both legs.

I’m just gonna do
a little quick test.

[narrator] All 13 recruits
have completed the task.

The intensity of the fight
has left its mark.

Yeah, yeah, that’s very sore.

I can’t close my fist.

I gotta be able to grab stuff.

It’s like 108 in here,
110 in here.

Hoo!

[narrator] Of the 13 recruits
that completed the task,

one has not made it back.

[Rudy] Number 7,
he’s medically withdrawn.

We’re just warming up.

Montell Jordan has been
withdrawn from the course

with a suspected broken thumb.

[Billy] Sad to see him go.

[Rudy] Number 9.

[Remi] I was impressed
with how she kept it together,

given her history.

Big kudos to her for that.

All right, Number 13.
Red man, he did pretty good.

He fought hard
but controlled himself.

He took the message that
me and Billy passed onto him.

You know, he took it well.

[Rudy] Number 1?

[Foxy] When it came
to the strongest to weakest,

she put herself as the weakest.

She wasn’t willing
to put herself out there.

l think she lacks
self-esteem and confidence.

l’m a bit unsure.
Let’s dig into her a bit.

Number 1!

Hands on the wall.

[door opens]

[sighs]

[door closes]

-[Billy] How you feeling?
-Um...

Struggling. Sorry.

Don’t cry. You ain’t gonna get
no sympathy from me anyway.

I... I know.

This morning, I asked for
the strongest to the weakest.

-Where were you?
-The weakest.

Did you put yourself
at the back this morning?

l did, because I felt that’s
where the team felt I should be.

Where do you think
you should be?

[sniffs]

Where do you honestly think
you should be?

Not quite at the end.

That was
your opportunity to...

stick up for yourself
a little bit.

Where does that self-doubt
come from?

All my life
I’ve never been good enough.

I’ve just always felt that,

from grade school to my career.

I’ve kind of built a shell,

always saying
that I’m OK with where I am

or how far I’ve gotten.

-Why?
- I don’t know why.

Because I feel like

I don’t want to try

because I don’t wanna fail.

I’m almost afraid to succeed.

Don’t be afraid of failure.
We’ve failed. We’ve tripped up.

We’ve had to pick ourselves
back up and go again.

That’s where you get
your strength,

and the only way you’re ever
gonna succeed is to fail anyway.

True.

[Foxy] When it gets
uncomfortable or hard,

try not to feel
sorry for yourself.

-Guard!
- Thank you.

[door opens]

Nervous wreck.

The ultimate goal with this is
to stop saying that I can’t

and start saying that I will.

You better get your ass off
the couch and just at least try.

Recruits! On the parade square!
Let’s go!

This morning
I asked you to place yourselves

in the strongest to the weakest.

What I want you to do right now
is exactly that.

Think about how today’s gone

and place yourself now
where you think you sit.

[narrator] 48 hours ago,
16 recruits began selection.

Now only 12 remain.

Those still standing are
reconsidering their position.

Number 13, Dwight Howard,

no longer considers himself
the strongest recruit.

[Billy] Look around.

Number 1, Beverley Mitchell,

moves herself
further up the ranks.

I’m gonna leave you
with what you see.

Tomorrow’s a new day
with new challenges.

So, tonight, get some good sleep
and let’s get the job done.

[Billy] When I say go, make
like a wizard and disappear.

Go!

[Dwight] No way.
That is pure dog food.

I might throw up.

l feel like this is
a challenge all in itself,
and I just can’t do it.

This might make me tap.

[laughs]

-Staff.
- I can’t...

-I can’t eat this food no more.
- I can’t eat the food.

Staff, here’s my number.

When you’re on the battlefield,
you have to be so aware

of your strengths
and weaknesses.

Some people are too scared to
look at their own weaknesses,

and they hide it with ego.

Other people’s weakness
is actually their strength,

because they’ve always
been put down

and told
they’re not good enough.

Only the people that can bounce
back will pass this course.

[narrator] Next time...

You must keep your focus
in the middle of chaos.

[Foxy] If they don’t react
properly, they could die.

Take a breath through your nose
or through your mouth?

Take it through your arse.
l don’t care.

[Rudy] Swim! Let’s go!

Individuals fail. Teams survive.

Muppet! What the [bleep]
was he jumping off the side for?

Get it on your back now!

This is a lesson.
Start motivating yourself.