All language subtitles for Special.Forces.Worlds.Toughest.Test.S01E06

[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.

[narrator]
Midway through the course,

half of the recruits are gone.

- [Beverley] I'm gonna leave.
- I'm done.

- [Carli] No, no.
- [Mel B] Done.

[sobs]

[narrator]
Now just eight remain.

There's a reason
why they call us jarheads,

because they take out
our brain...

Push yourself!

And then put in Marine Corps.

[narrator] And one recruit

may not last the day.

[Billy] Move. Move!

Don't lean on me.
I'm not your best mate.

Stop! Stop! Stop!

Do as you're told.
You've had one responsibility.

- What was my responsibility?
- To get people into the vehicle.

- I'm [bleep] out, dude.
- No, no, no.

You blew up on me.

You've never been spoken to

like this before.

You will not be dictating to us.

[narrator]
Earlier tonight, Number 16,

NFL player Danny Amendola,

was reprimanded
for not following orders.

Now he's considering
his position on the course.

[Danny] I might bounce.

I've passed every [bleep] test.
I don't give a [bleep].

[Dwight] I know everything
that's going on is sick,

but I need you,
everybody needs you.

If I'd never played football
a day in my life, you know,

how would I have been at this?

Will I have what it takes
to get through?

[Dwight] You gotta stay strong.

Don't even let them see
that you flustered.

That's what they want, man.

I'm the kind of person
in the locker room that's, like,

trying to keep everybody
united and together,

turn the noise down of criticism
and just stay locked in.

Don't let this affect
your heart, man.

Win the [bleep] thing,
because that's what we do.

We do what we gotta do.

All right, 16?

Right now, he's in,

putting his teddy bears
back in the cot.

-Right.
-We can find out
what's going on.

-Yeah.
-[Rudy] Sounds good.
Bring him in.

[Foxy] I think everyone
does have a breaking point,

but,
as special forces operators,

we have to keep
our emotions in check.

We are going into battle.
Physical strength
will only get you halfway.

It's mental strength
that will get you to the top.

[Rudy] 16!

Sit.

[door bangs shut]

How are you feeling?

Speak freely.

I feel like...
I know this is, like, a course

to... get you
[bleep] frustrated,

but if I feel
it isn't for a purpose,

then that's when
I get frustrated.

This is our world,
and you chose to come into it.

This is what it is. It's tough.
It's a horrible world.

It ain't guts and glory
and jumping out of planes.

That's the good bit.

The frustration's
leading up to that.

No food, bad communications.

And you know what that leads to?

It leads to who you are.

Some people take it,

and some people flash
and go [bleep] this [bleep].

Yeah.

Accept it.

What do you wanna
get out of this course?

[sighs] That's a good question.

It's changed for me
since I've been here.

I was thinking about
what I can gain.

I've learned that...

I love these people here.

And now it's all about
what I can give.

[Remi] Yeah.

I know you from sports,

but I don't know you,
like, your story, who you are.

Uh, if I wasn't gonna get
a full scholarship,

I was gonna go
to the army, actually.

And then got a full scholarship.

I didn't get drafted.

[clears throat] Overlooked.

In every situation I've been,

every football team
I've been on,

I just feel like
I've always been the underdog.

I feel like, you know,

I know I'm not the fastest guy,

but I'm gonna be prepared,

and I'm gonna be
at the right spot.

I'm thinking about how my life
could have gone one way...

[Remi] Yeah, yeah.

And it went another.

I've had the best life.

I've lived my dream.

I can see it now,
you are an emotional guy.

Fine, there's nothing wrong
with that,

but the thing that I would say
is your weakness

is how you handle frustration.

I understand.

So, my outlook now is how I deal
with life when I'm frustrated.

Yeah, so we're expecting, over
the course of the next few days,

that you work
that thing out, right?

- Yes, sir.
- [Remi] Guard!

[door opens]

He's back in the game.
I think he feels embarrassed.

- Yeah.
- Really embarrassed.

[Danny] When I didn't
get drafted, I felt left out.

I felt like
I let my teammates down,

I felt like
I let my family down.

It was one of the toughest
things that I've been through.

[Danny] I broke down in there.

You're here, right?

- D.
- [Carli] You all right?

- [Mike] You OK, man?
- Have you made a decision?

We're staying. That's it. OK?

The only reason why I'm here
is because you are here.
Do you understand that?

- [Anthony] You're making
the right decision.
- Appreciate it, man.

[Anthony]
We gotta go back to work.

We got another big day tomorrow.

Let's get up! Let's go!
Five minutes on parade.

- Let's go!
- [Dwight] What a way to wake up.

[Billy] 45 seconds.

[Mike] Hats on or off?

[Kenya] Right, 20 seconds.
Come on, Danny.

Come on, hustle up!

- Stand up. 14?
- Yes, staff.

- You are now duty recruit.
- Thank you, staff.

[Kenya]
I think people underestimate me.

Just because you're a certain
age or you're a single mother

doesn't mean
that your life is ending.

You can still empower yourself

by believing in yourself
and pushing yourself.

This phase is all about fear.

The critical thing
is to not be paralyzed by fear.

Let it inform you,
let it quicken you,

and you must weaponize that fear

so that you accomplish
the mission.

Everybody, speed it up!
Let's go!

[Rudy] Show me you wanna
be here, Six! Let's go!

[narrator]
In this new phase of selection,

recruits must prove
they can operate

under extreme levels of fear.

[Billy] If there's something
that's scary,
something that's dangerous,

something that possibly
will kill us,

we'll have trained for it.

[narrator]
This morning's task

is a test
of control and balance.

[Mike] Oh, my God.

Advance!

[Billy]
The Trainasium was designed
by the parachute regiment

to test you moving
from building to building.

Imagine it at night,

40-foot drop, in body armor,
full ammunition.

Touch your toes!

- Jeez.
- Oh, my God.

[Billy] We'll ask them
to raise their hands,

because in the real world

you'll be carrying equipment
and a weapon.

If you fall to your knees
or grab the rope,

that's an instant fail.

Turn round.

On an obstacle like that,
you have to keep moving.

You can't afford to hesitate.

Do not grab onto the wire.
Do not grab onto anything else.

- Let's go!
- [recruits] Yes, staff!

[Kenya] Come on, guys. Let's go,
let's go. With purpose.

[Rudy]
DS Remi makes it look easy.

Trust me, when you get up there,
it is not.

[narrator] First, the oldest
recruit left on the course,

Number 6, Anthony Scaramucci.

[Rudy] Let's go, Six!

[Anthony] I've been afraid
of heights my whole life.

Here we go.

When you have a phobia,

you start to react
physically and mentally

irrational to the fear.

You don't want that pole moving
at all when you lift your foot,

otherwise
you're gonna go off, OK?

Do not put your hand on this.

- You understand?
- Yes.

OK.

[Billy] Stand up straight.
Hands out wide.

Advance!

Keep moving. Let's go.

Momentum all the way.
Let's go. Stand up.

[Remi] Don't let the wind
distract you. It's just wind.

- [Anthony] No, sir.
- [Billy] Arms straight.

Palms up. Keep moving.

[Anthony] I'm moving.

[Billy] Bend all the way down.

All the way down,
standing straight.

- I touched them, sir.
- [Billy] Advance.

[Anthony] I'm sorry.

[Billy] Stop shaking like a dog.

- Off that line, Six!
- [Billy] Head up.

Stop looking down.

Step over.

Step over.

Don't hesitate.

You have to commit and go.

Let's go, then! Arms up!

There you go. And the next one.
Let's go!

- OK, sir.
- Keep going. Let's go, then.

Arms up! Let's go.

Let's go. Let's go, then.
Arms up. Keep moving.

- Arms up. Arms up.
- [yells]

Fail!

[bleep]

Good effort. Way to stay in it.

[Billy] Number 14.

[whispering]

Right, just keep pushing
yourself as hard as you can go.

- Right.
- [Billy] OK, come forward.

Advance!

[Remi] Get your arm away
from that line.

I'm mentally strong, but I have
an extreme fear of heights.

[Billy] When you get
to that barrier,
you're gonna have to attack it,

Don't hesitate.
And step. Let's go.

Over and move! Let's go!

Good effort!

[Kenya] I think
what makes me stand out

is that fierce determination
that I have inside of me.

Pass! Good effort.

Feel good with that?

- Scared of heights?
- Terrified.

A few little wobbles,
but overall a great effort.

- [Anthony] Nice work, 14.
- [Dwight] Great job, 14.

[narrator] After one pass
and one fail,

the remaining six recruits
brace themselves

for the Trainasium.

[Gus] I'm not actually nervous
for this one.

- I can do it. I won't fall.
- All right.

If you feel like you're gonna
fall, fall down the centre.

Do not fall off to the left.

We don't want you
to crack your head.

In the special forces,
we purposely test their balance.

Stand on the black mat.
There you go.

[Billy] They have to keep
the momentum. It's petrifying.

OK, move forward onto the beams.

I think when I go
into battle mode,

I just know
that my instincts will kick in.

It's not gonna be easy,

and you definitely
don't wanna be cocky,

because you're gonna
get a lesson real fast.

I'm not particularly
afraid of heights,

so I feel comfortable
in that environment.

You only get one life.
You only get one moment.

No matter what,
I have to be positive.

You be fearless.

Advance! Let's go!

Good momentum.
Keep that momentum coming.

Let's move. Keep it coming.

Let go! Do not touch that rope!

- [groans]
- Catastrophic fail. Pathetic.

Attack it! Up! Let's go!

Over! All the way!

Advance! Momentum!

Piece of [bleep] for you,
wasn't it?

[Gus] It was fun.

[Billy] Too cocky.
I don't wanna hear it.

Keep coming! Let's go!

[bleep] good effort. Pass!

- [Rudy] Focus, 13.
- [Billy] Touch your toes.

All the way down and up.

- [grunts]
- [bleep]

- [Kenya gasps]
- [bleep]

- [grunts]
- Oh!

[Billy] Dangling like a baby
on a bouncer. Fail.

16! Around the conex!
Up the stairs!

[narrator]
Now, with a lot to prove,

Super Bowl champion
Danny Amendola.

When a recruit has been
mentally out the game,

it can go either way.

They either tow the line,
or it's the end of the line.

OK, stand by. Arms out straight.

Being cut down with criticism

is something
that I've been used to.

You gotta shrug it off.
You... You can't back down.

[Billy] Advance!

Head up. Stop looking down.

[Remi] Don't be distracted
by the wind.

[Billy] Stand still.
Touch your toes.

Come on! Keep moving!

- [Carli] Uh-oh.
- [Hannah] Come on.

- [Mike] Oh, no.
- [Hannah] He's good.

- [Kenya] He's got great balance.
- [Billy] Don't hesitate!

Let's go! Now!

[Dwight] Come on, dude.

[Billy] Advance!

[whispering]

You [bleep] nailed it,
all right?

Good, confident, good position.

[Danny] I wanna get to the end,
I wanna adapt,

I wanna learn, I wanna grow.

- [Kenya] All right, 16.
- [Hannah] How was it?

[Danny] It's a little wobbly.

You know, it's balance,
you know.

Number 4! Move fast!

[narrator] Number 4,
reality star Hannah Brown,

is the final recruit
to climb the Trainasium stairs.

[Hannah] People know me
because I went on a reality
TV show to find love,

and I am so much more than that.

OK, Number 4, advance!

Let's go. Momentum is key.
Come on.

Get your hand away
from that line.

[Billy]
If you touch that wire again,

I'm gonna run down there
and throw you off.

Move. Keep moving! Stand up!

Move. Move!

Stand still. Hands up straight.

When I say "Down,"
touch your toes, stand back up.

I didn't say yet, did I?
Stand up!

I guess she's going
before he's telling.

What did I tell you? Stand up!

Touch your toes.

Come on! Keep moving!

Let's go.

Get your elbow off the line.

- Get your hand off the line!
- [Hannah groans]

Get off the side!
Stand up straight, now!

Stand up!
Get your arms up now! Advance!

[Kenya] DS Billy is going nuts.

His vocal cords
must be made of wire.

I do not like yelling. It really
triggers something inside of me.

Listen to what you've been told.

- Yes, staff.
- Concentrate on it! Let's go!

Almost, like, puts me in that
fear state where I just freeze.

[Billy] Come on!

Let's go. Advance.

Keep coming. Keep coming.

- How was that?
- It was hard.

You failed that.
You realize that?

As you were coming across,
you almost fell,

and you went down onto
your knees, onto the bars, OK?

- So that is a fail.
- Yes, staff.

[Hannah] I was definitely
the golden child.

Always the homecoming queen,

and achieving
was really important to me.

[Rudy] Do they judge grace
in Miss America?

- [Hannah] Yes.
- [Rudy] You're kidding me.

I couldn't tell. Get in there.

- You got across.
- You passed.

- I failed.
- Huh?

- No, I failed.
- They said you failed?

Yeah.

[Dwight]

OK.

Well, it don't matter now.
It's all over with.

We live to fight another day.

[Hannah]
But I don't like to lose.

[narrator]
Five out of the eight recruits

have failed
this morning's exercise.

I failed.

It's all good. You still got up
and finished it.

We live to fight another day.

[Foxy] When you go
on special forces selection,
you will fail.

It's about how you pick yourself
up and go again.

We learn to fail in training
so we win in war.

Only the people that can bounce
back from put-downs and failures

will pass this course.

OK, guys.

14 and 16, brilliant,
steady focus,

didn't get fazed,
and carried out to the T.

And that's what I'm looking for
from everybody.

There was a number of failures.
Four, too complacent.

Didn't listen
to simple instructions.

Don't look at me like
I took your teddy bear off you

when I told you over there
you failed.

You looked like, "Wow.
I failed?" Yes, you failed.

Just take it and get on with it.
Go grab your Bergens. Go.

- You're still hanging in.
- I'm trying, you know.

I gotta tell you, though, I'm
physically shot at this point.

I gotta really think about this.

[Hannah]
I got so nervous up there,

and I'm not normally nervous,
like scared of heights,

but... well...

I've been in a lot
of stressful situations.

That was one of the most
stressful situations of my life.

You know, I was [bleep] dying.

Oh, my God.

It's really hard,
but I'm just gonna keep pushing.

Facing failure
and your own weaknesses

is a hard pill to swallow.

Is your body aching at all?

Body's OK. Yours?

The biggest one is,
though, my knee.

- The one I need the most.
- Yeah.

This course isn't for everyone.
It does weed out the weak.

Number 4!

[narrator] Former Bachelorette
Hannah Brown's reaction

to failing
this morning's exercise...

Hands on the wall.

Has put her on the DS radar.

Up the steps.

They are calling her in

for tactical questioning.

[door bangs shut]

[Billy] You've gone from
very smiley

to quite emotional
over the last two days.

Why's that?

God, um...

[Billy] Speak.

Um... The shouting
just makes me freeze up.

I understand why y'all do it,

but my dad also
could kind of be that way,

'cause he wanted to protect us,

and so I think that's still
something that I struggle with.

[Rudy]
When we're being aggressive

and hard core with you,

it's cruel to be kind.

You will not grow
with compliments, not here.

So, who are you? What do you do?

My mom wanted the, like,
little pretty girl,

and did pageants growing up.

But I wasn't ever, like,
really passionate about it.

Then I get this random call
about the show The Bachelor,

ended up becoming
The Bachelorette.

[Billy] How was that?

That was really tough on me.

Coming from small-town, humble
beginnings, to getting my phone

and seeing I have millions
of people following me,

like, that was
a hard adjustment.

It led me to, like,
caring so much

about what
other people thought...

which then led me to, like,
close up.

I felt that I just had
completely been broken.

Who was judging you?

Just the media,
people that have seen

very intimate parts of my life
and think they know me

from an hour episode each week.

And the scary thing was
I didn't know myself.

- Is that why you're here?
- One thousand percent.

I've been really doing
some soul-searching,

trying to figure out who I am,

but I felt like this was
putting it to the ultimate test.

[Rudy]
You are a strong competitor,

and that's definitely
noticed by us.

Try and put the emotions
to the side now.

You are very capable.

You're here for a reason,

so it's down to you
how far you go.

Guard!

[door opens]

I think this is probably
the first time

she's been herself
maybe in her life.

What's hard is I'm still
trying to figure out who I am.

- [Kenya] Are you OK?
- Oh, yeah, I'm good.

This is my moment
to start really living my life

to its fullest
and truest potential.

- [Danny] What's up, Lara Croft?
- [Hannah] Who's Lara Croft?

- Tomb Raider.
- [Danny] Tomb Raider.

Oh, yeah.
[chuckles]

This place really does
break you down.

Yeah.

[Danny] It's more a therapy than
it is anything else, really.

- For sure.
- Turn your phone in.

- Go get your ass kicked.
- [laughs]

[narrator]
The intense mental and physical
pressure of selection

is wearing recruits down.

[groans]

And an old knee injury
is pushing Number 14,
Kenya Moore...

Damn it, man. Damn it, man!

To her limit.

- [Carli] What's going on?
- My [bleep] knee is...

I'm in pain.

[Remi] Let's go, let's go,
let's go. Keep it moving.

[narrator]
In over 100-degree heat,

recruits are being run
across the desert

to face one of the most
terrifying tasks on the course.

[Remi] Come on, 14, let's go!

Real Housewife Kenya Moore...

- [Kenya] Oh, my knees.
- [Dwight] Come on, baby girl.

Is being helped by Number 8,
NBA All-Star Dwight Howard.

[Remi] Run it all the way in.

[Billy] The enemy will do
everything to destroy you.

They'll burn you alive.

Every device now
is not there just to kill you,

it's there to maim you,
so you die slowly,

to put that fear
into anybody else

that wants to try
and take on the enemy.

Look over my shoulder.

[Rudy] Fire! Fire!

[Mike] Oh, my God.

Being on fire
is as terrifying as it gets.

[Dwight] This might be
the craziest thing

I'll ever do in my life.

[Rudy] To pass this task,

recruits must run
to the sandbank,

drop and roll
until the fire is extinguished.

- [Carli] Damn. Jeez.
- [Mike] Oh, my God.

If they panic or they drop
too early, they fail.

Fire is a very real threat,

but we're gonna teach you
the skills,

and if you follow
the instructions to the letter,

you will learn to survive.

- Good to go?
- [recruits] Yes, staff.

[Bill] Pick up your rucks.
Take 'em over there. Let's go.

Get your mind in gear.
Think about what you have to do.

[Anthony]
I don't wanna sound stupid,

but I just wanna go over this.

They light you on fire,
you walk out

and roll yourself in the sand
a certain way, right?

[Gus] Yep.

[narrator] The first recruit
to attempt the fire run

is Number 8,

former professional
soccer player Carli Lloyd.

I will tell you:
"You are on fire."

You will hold until I give you
the command: "Go, go, go."

You get to that berm,
land on your back,

roll back and forth
from shoulder to shoulder.

But no matter what,
you must not panic.

Yes, staff.

I think what I'm most nervous
about going into this course

is I don't wanna die.

When you're
in certain situations,

the fear of the unknown,
what's gonna happen,

all of that kicks in,

and I just don't know
how I'm gonna be.

[Rudy] You're on fire.
Hold. Hold.

Go, go, go!

[Remi] Sometimes fire can
make its way through the gel.

You only have seconds
to put it out before you burn.

[Remi] Go, go!

Roll. Roll your shoulders. Roll.

You're out, you're out.
On your belly.

[Carli gasps]

- Right, this is yours.
- Thank you.

- [Kenya] Good job.
- [Mike] Great job.

Let me just put the watch
in there.

- It goes in the bag.
- Oh, OK. I got it. OK.

- Thank you, sir.
- You got this.

Fire is a very real danger
in the modern battlefield.

I've got a brother in the army.

His vehicle was hit with an IED,

and he had to make his way
out of this vehicle on fire.

He eventually put out the fire

but still has scars
on most of his body.

On me!

"Hold" is
your preparatory command.

"Go, go, go" is your action.

Do not stand straight up.

The flames,
they could burn off your ears.

Remember, Number 4,
when I say "Go, go, go,"

you will run to that berm.

Yes, staff.

[Rudy] You're on fire!

Hold! Hold! Hold!

Run! Go!

This is about staying calm when
you're in the middle of chaos,

and there's no greater chaos
than being on fire.

[Rudy] Keep pushing!

[Remi] On your belly now.

[Rudy] That's it!
Get out there, Five!

[Remi] Upper back, upper back.

[Rudy] Go, go, go!

[Remi] You're out.
On your belly.

You're out. On your belly.
On your belly.

Get in there. Roll with
your shoulders. Roll. That's it.

It was touch and go there
for a second.

- You have any hot spots?
- No.

[Danny] Good job, buddy.

When you ran
out of that [bleep],

you ran out of hell.

Why are you limping?

Um, I have a knee injury,
and it's swelling.

[narrator] Number 14,
Kenya Moore, is struggling.

If she can't attempt the task,
she will be off the course.

[Kenya, sobbing] I can't do it.

[Rudy] Let's go, 14!

[Rudy] Let's go, 14!

[narrator] Recruit Number 14,

Real Housewives star
Kenya Moore,

is suffering with a knee injury

and is unsure
if she can risk the fire run.

[Remi] Number 14.

We're not here
to cripple you. OK?

There are some people out there

that as soon as they start
feeling pain, they just give up.

You might think you're strong,

but it's all about
the mental strength.

That's what
really gets you through.

Let's go!

[Kenya] I have been through
such a tough time in my life.

I've always just been a fighter.

When I complete this course,

I will feel like a superhero
to my daughter.

I will be sending a message
to her that says:

"You can do anything because
your mother can do anything."

Hold! Hold!

Go, go, go!

- Turn your back!
- [Remi] Come on, Number 14!

- Put yourself out now!
- [grunts]

- Awesome.
- [Carli] Damn.

- Wow.
- It was perfect.

[Remi] Shoulder to shoulder,
that's it. On your belly.

You're out.

- [chuckling]
- Good job, 14.

- Nice work, 14.
- Good job. Great job.

- You need any help?
- No, I just can't see.

All right.

All right, recruits,
fall back in on your Bergens.

Get suited up.

[Remi] You all have four
and a half minutes to be done.

I was overall really impressed
with every one of 'em.

If nothing else, it's burned
the bad attitude out of 'em.

- We good?
- Yeah.

- Let's do it.
- Yeah.

[Remi] All right,
this isn't a spa.

So you guys shouldn't be
laughing and coking and joking.

- Hurry up.
- [Rudy] Collect your kit!

We've got a minute, 30 seconds!
Let's make it happen.

Let's go, 13!

All right, hustle.
Hustle, Six.

- Let's go, 10!
- I'm ready.

- [grunts]
- Time's up!

Come on, come on, come on.

Oh, my knees.

[narrator] The recruits
make it out on time,

but some of their kit does not.

Muppet.

[Remi]
It's important for each recruit

to be accountable
for their equipment.

If you leave something behind,
guess who now has it? The enemy.

If you lose your gear, not only
will you be compromised,

but you will compromise
your entire team.

- Hannah.
- [bleep]

Oh, shoot. Where's our watches?

- Uh, mine is left in the bag.
- [bleep]

I think I lost my watch,
though, unfortunately.

I left my watch in that bag.

Sucks.

[Carli] Did anyone else
leave their watches there?

- [Anthony] I did.
- [Mike] I did.

Yeah, in the bag.
I'm not gonna say anything
about a watch right now.

Yeah.

Everything hurts.
Everything hurts.

I'm humble enough to know
that I may not be the best.

I'm closing in on 60.

You know, you learn
to accept frailty in life.

My knees are barking.
My back has been barking.

[bleep] back and my left knee
are [bleep] killing me.

With most selection courses,
you can see the people

who are already
talking themselves out of it,

who are looking for an excuse
to get out,

and it's just a matter of time.

[whispering]

I gotta be [bleep] honest with
myself, you know what I mean?

Bud, it's up to you.

[whispering] I'm done.
I'm sorry, Mike.

I'm just physically done.

I did the best I could
at my age.

You [bleep] kicked ass.

Don't [bleep] let anybody

say anything negative to you
anywhere about this.

Six would like a word, staff.

You head back. Number 6,
just meet me at the gate.

- I know what you're gonna say.
- I'm 58 and half years old.

I'm 57. You've done great.

You ain't the fastest.
You ain't the fittest.

You've got
a lot of [bleep] steel.

I'm gonna go.
I'm gonna tell you why, sir.

Because I think
I proved a lot to myself.

- Are you sure about that?
- I am, sir, yeah.

- 100 percent?
- 100 percent.

All right, give me your armband.

[sighs]

-We love you!
-[Kenya] Way to go out
like a champ.

- See you guys.
- [Gus] Bye, Mooch!

[narrator] Anthony Scaramucci
is the ninth recruit

to leave selection.

[Rudy] Recruits!

[Danny] We got action.
We got action.

[Remi] We have a saying
in our community:

take care of your gear
and your gear takes care of you.

Everybody on your feet, now.

Always have it ready,
because the call for an op
could come at any time.

What do we say a million times
about gear?

[Gus] Don't leave it behind.

Watches.

- Are you VWing?
- [Gus] No.

Then why'd you leave
your armband back there?

What happens
if somebody is on a mission,

and they don't have
their dog tags on

and they get blown to pieces?

No way to identify them, sir.

[Remi] So, guess what?

Each and every single one of you
gonna pay the man for this.

[recruits] Yes, staff.

[narrator]
Recruits are recovering

from a day of intense tasks.

[Kenya] I can't walk, man.
My knee's blown out, man.

[narrator] And Number 14, Real
Housewives star Kenya Moore,

is carrying an injury.

[Dwight] I feel like
you might wanna loosen it up,

'cause motion is lotion.

[Danny]
Here come the pain train.

[narrator] Earlier,
recruits left their kit behind

and are due a DS punishment.

[Remi] Everyone
on the parade square now.

Recruits have to learn
from their mistakes.

The best thing
your instructors can do

is to make it very painful.

It's time to pay the man.

You were told multiple times,
"Don't leave gear behind,"

and it didn't happen today.

So, everybody on the pull-up
bars right now. Hurry up. Run.

- [Billy] Let's go.
- [Rudy] Monkey bars! Let's go!

[Remi]
I'm starting my stop clock.

[narrator]
Recruits have ten minutes

to complete three laps
of the assault course.

Come on, keep going.

[narrator]
If anyone fails to finish,

they all have to go again.

[Kenya] Can I get help?

[grunts]
Oh, I cannot do this.

[narrator]
But Number 14 is struggling.

To come to this age

and expect your body to do the
same thing that it used to do

and it fails you...

I can't do it at all.

It's like really scary.

Oh.

[Remi] Stop all that moaning.

[Kenya] OK.

OK.

Bear-crawl now, Number 14,

from where you are,
since you can't do it.

[sobbing] I can't do it.

What do you mean,
you can't do it?

My knee is not good.
I just... I can't do it.

What do you want?
Do you wanna quit?

Let's go. Come on.

[narrator]
Six days into the course,

Kenya Moore
has voluntarily withdrawn.

[Rudy] Keep jumping there!
Deep, deep squats! Let's go!

[narrator]
Now, of the six that remain,

Number 4, Hannah Brown, is the
only non-athlete in the pack.

I want to take every obstacle
and learn from it,

even the obstacles
that I feel like I fail.

- [grunts]
- [Billy] Let's go!

Back on the start!

[Hannah] I'm already proud
of myself for just showing up,

but it's like, all right,
let's show up and get up

and freaking get hard.

Grr.

[Rudy] Let's go, Four!

Who's moving slow in there?
Who's moving slow in there?

[Foxy] Let's go! Come on!

[narrator]
First to finish the beasting

are Number 16, 10 and 8,

closely followed
by Number 4, Hannah Brown.

[Billy] Into the mud.

Number 5, Number 13,
you've got two minutes,

or everybody goes again.

[narrator]
With time running out,

NBA All-Star Dwight Howard

and former baseball player
Mike Piazza

are still to finish.

[Remi] Feet off the deck, 13.

Push, push, push!
Let's go, Five!

- [grunts]
- [Rudy] That's right!

Let's go, 13!

- Sprint, sprint!
- [Billy] Over here.

[Rudy] Go, go, go! 25 seconds!

[Billy]
By the skin of your teeth.

[breathes heavily]

Stand up straight, Five.

[Rudy]
You had fear of performance.

That's what I saw today
more than anything.

Now, those that
completed the task well,

you were able to grip that fear,
put it where it needs to be,

focus on the task at hand.

[recruits] Yes, staff.

Go.

Oh, my God.

[Foxy] Selection is arduous.
It's a slog.

It's not about
being the fittest there.

It's about having
the mental robustness

to push through
times of hardship,

and, ultimately,
you've gotta be stubborn.

You've got to want
to stick it out.

Oh, my God, my elbows. Someone
took a meat grinder to 'em.

[narrator]
With only four days left,

who will finish the course?

Next time...

You're about to have a taste of
what is was like to invade Iraq.

Chemical warfare is real.

[Rudy] Gas, gas, gas!

Take the pain!

Gotta go back.

That's blocked! That's blocked!

Find another way!

This is the art of war.

Fight!

- [Billy] Take him out! Hit him!
- [Rudy] Go, go!

[Rudy] War is not pretty.
It is violent.

- I thought about quitting.
- [Carli] Really?

[Rudy] We're left
with the lean, mean hardcore.