All language subtitles for SAS.Australia.S01E02.Fear.WEBRip.7plus.en

(HEAVY BREATHING)

VOICE-OVER: Selection for the SAS
is a test like no other.

I don't care if
they're celebrities in their world.

They are not going to know
what's hit them.

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIR)

(SHOUTING)

VOICEOVER: 17 celebrity recruits...

STAFF: Let's go, let's go.

..have volunteered to put
their glamorous lives behind.

It's not about you.

It is time to create
a new life for myself.

Go.
(SCREAMS)

ANT: SAS selection is designed to
break the most elite soldier.

They're put through the most
gruelling stages of selection.

I you OK?
Yes, Staff.

..by an elite team
of Special Forces soldiers.

(RAPID GUNFIRE)

We haven't even started yet.

Chief Instructor Ant Middleton...

ANT: I spent 12 years
in the military,

four years in the Special Forces...

I've saved lives

and I've taken lives.

..and his team of Directing Staff
will make no exceptions.

Head up.

We're going to find out
who they really are...

and so will they.

Go!

Break. Break. Break!
(SCREAMS)

Coming up...
Move!

A brutal game of murder ball.

Aggression.

Fear will either keep you alive...

Eugh!
WOMAN: Yes!

(COUGHING)
WOMAN: Doctor.

MAN: We need a doctor.

..or it will kill you.

The recruits come face-to-face
with their darkest fears.

Oi, Bambi. Stand up.
I can't.

You can!

There's a fine balance between
courage and stupidity.

Do not waste drinking water
to fucking clean yourself.

Fucking zip it
and listen for a minute.

In a remote compound,
16 celebrity recruits

have survived their first day
of the brutal SAS selection course.

ANT: Alright, everyone
jump on the waggons.

Let's go. Move.

Come on, guys.
Let's go.

Their instructors, called DS,
will test the recruits on their

ability to handle extreme danger,
forcing them to confront their fears.

Fear is the number one emotion that

stops us from achieving
everything in life.

It is that hurdle that people
cannot get over.

And it's because they don't
expose it.

That's what we do
in the Special Forces.

We expose that emotion so many times
that we understand it.

Let's get a move on.

We understand it so well
that we make it work for us.

In the Special Forces we operate
everywhere around the world.

All sorts of terrain.

Nothing is impossible
to get over or to go down.

When we come to a cliff,

when we come to a mountain edge,
we find a way up it or down it.

The mountains are the mere obstacle.

Nothing gets in the way
of the mission.

Watch very carefully
for this demonstration

because you lot are
going to be doing exactly this.

OK?
Alright.

Let's go.

Fast, efficient, boom.
Down that within seconds.

Seconds.

VOICEOVER: But before they tackle
the steep 60m rock face,

they must first climb to the top.

Put your harnesses on.

Do not freak yourselves out.

And do not let fear conquer you.

On the battlefield fear will either
keep you alive or it will kill you.

It's as simple as that.

OK. Just a quick brief.

You work together.

I want to see you come down
together. Talk to each other.

You don't go until
you're both ready and happy.

OK. First two follow me.

VOICEOVER: First up is number 11,
actor Firass Dirani

and number 17,
reality star, Eden Dally.

I was on the first-ever
series of 'Love Island'.

People were calling me a bully

and I feel I was only sticking up
for myself and defending myself.

Come on. Let's go, let's go.

I know a lot of people
will be death writing me.

Get up!

I know when they see me
on this course

they will be hoping
I fail straight away.

Stand up!

Let's move, come on.

That is my driving force.

I really want to stick it to them.

Come on. Let's climb. Let's go.

Almost there.

VOICEOVER: Ignoring the DS's
instructions,

number 11, Firass, takes the lead,

leaving number 17, Eden,
lagging behind.

Shit. Eugh.
Hurry the fuck up.

Come on, move it.

You know, I always felt like
I had something to prove.

Lean forward. Get up there.

That's it. You've got it.

I want to explore
a different side of myself.

Keep it going.

Open your legs. That's it.

Is there something beyond me?

Let's go.
Shuffle forward.

Are we going, Far?
Are we going?

Are we going down?
Away you go. Go.

Lean forward.

Straighten your legs and lean.

VOICEOVER: Still ignoring
instructions,

Firass abandons Eden.

Number 11, what the fuck
are you doing?

Lean forward. Come on.

Keep it going.

WOMAN: Good job.
Wow.

Phew.

Alright, listen in.

All very well and good but you
fucking left him, didn't you?

What was the detail?
Stay with your partner.

Stay with your partner.
Listen to the detail.

Yes, Staff.

The impact of someone
that is not a team player

could lead to a mission failure...

Thank you, Staff.
..and lead to death.

I wouldn't mind going for
a hard slog now.

(CHUCKLES)

Next three.

VOICEOVER: Working in a trio,

the next group to scale
the mountain

is number 7, Miss Universe
Australia, Erin McNaught...

Come on. Let's go.

..number 16, Bachelorette,
Ali Oetjen...

and number 5,
Rally car champion, Molly Taylor.

In the rally car in the motorsport
arena you're testing yourself

and putting yourself
in risky situations

so I'm used to putting myself
out there in that scenario.

But I think...

I want to know
a bit more about my identity

outside of the rally driver.

Are you clear, Ali? Are you clear?

Oh, shit.

What are you doing back there?
Come on, move it.

But while number 5, Molly,

and number 7, Erin, work well
together scaling the mountain...

Well done, number 7.

..they are let down by
fellow teammate.

Fucking move yourself.

..number 16, Ali.

I want to put myself
into those fearful challenges...

Come on.

..'cause that is how I am going to
grow into a stronger person

and possibly be able to
inspire more people to do the same.

Come on.

What the fuck you doing?

But the reality is

I don't know how strong I'm going to
be doing this.

Are you clear, Ali?

I'm afraid of sitting here
and saying I can and then I can't.

Sixteen, move yourself. Hurry up.

Get off your knees.
Stand up.

Stand up.
Stand up?

Yeah, stand up.

Oi, Bambi. Stand up. Stand up.

Stand the fuck up.

I can't.
You can!

What am I doing?
I can't.

And look. My hands are free.

Stand up.

Stand up.

WOMAN: Come on, Ali.

You've got it, Ali.

Stand up.

What do you mean?

What do you think I mean?

Stand the fuck up now.

You're like a Thunderbirds puppet.
Keep your body up.

On the battlefield...

Thank you.
OK.

..it's dangerous.

Come on, ladies, let's go.

Fucking Charlie's Angels.

We're looking for somebody...

Look your head up. Look up...

..who isn't afraid
to make a decision...

Ali, are you with us?

Come on, Rapunzel, let's do this.

..or to do something
without being pushed to do that.

Stand by for Charlie's Angels.

Away you go. Walk. Let's go, 16.
OK.

Lean forward.
Come on, Ali.

Open your legs and lean forward.

Start to run.

Faster. Let's go. Move.

Come on, Ali.

Come on, Ali, you can do it.
Lean forward. Hips forward.

Come on, Blondie, hurry up.

Lean forward.

Go, go!

STAFF: You are now going to be
known as the rock slug.

(LAUGHS)
Good effort, you two. Well done.

Thank you, Staff.

You need to get a grip of your
third partner though, don't you?

Number 16, it's a bag of shite.

Yeah.
Number 16, get over here.

You need more courage
in your conviction.

You can do it, can't you?
Yeah.

Just fucking do it, then.

You're up there, you're hesitating.

No hesitations.
We don't want hesitations.

Yes. Yes, Staff.

Otherwise all of this group will
overtake you and leave you behind.

Yes, Staff.
Understood?

Yeah.
Go.

Let's fucking go!

Fast as you can.

Come on.
Lean forward.

Whoo!
That was awesome.

Let's go.

Good effort, number 14. Well done.

Yeah.
Go. Control.

WOMAN: Oh, my god!

Whoo!
He's fucking nuts, that bloke.

WOMAN: Let's go.

VOICEOVER: Last to attempt the climb
are number 2, Candice Warner,

and number 9, Schapelle Corby,
who is also afraid of heights.

SCHAPELLE: How do I feel about

putting my life
in somebody else's hands?

Very frightened. Very frightened.

Use all your strength
to pull yourself up.

I found out very early
on in life that

if you're consistent...

Keep it going.
..and you just keep turning up...

You are good to go.

You'll end up passing
all those people

who may have that natural ability.

That's it. Good girl.

That's what I did.

I was just consistent
and I never gave up.

Keep it going. Come on.
Let's go!

From that I just... I got success.

WOMAN: Absolutely killing it.
Well done.

Let's go, Schapelle.
Eugh!

Just keep putting that front one
far up so it can hold you.

Oh!
Come on.

Let's go.

That's it. Push it forward.
That's it. Keep pushing it forward.

Let's move. Come on.
Move!

Like fucking Driving Miss Daisy.

We're getting cold up here.
Hurry up.

Come on, number 9,
let's go.

SCHAPELLE: I want to stop
my paranoia.

Well done.

I want to live a more free,
fulfilling life.

Keep going.

That's it.
Good effort. Well done.

I need to be less institutionalised.

(EXHALES)

OK. Stand up straight. Lean forward.

So, lean forward like that?

Legs astride. Let's go.

Coming down.
Head up, chest up.

Coming down.
Chest up.

Let's go.
WOMAN: Yes, girls.

A little bit faster.
Go. Speed it up.

Lean forward.
Keep going. Step.

Lean forward.

(GRUNTS)
It's so slippery.

Stand up.

We're not there to break anybody.

Come on, get up!
Come on.

We're there to
bring down the barriers.

Come on, number 9. Let's do it.
Come on.

And then see who you really are.

Get up!
Step. You've got it.

Lean forward. That's it.

Go, come on.
MAN: Come on, Schapelle.

Let's go.

You've got it, Schapelle.
Lean forward.

That's it. Well done.
Let's go.

Come on, move it.
Let's go. Good girl.

Oh.

Fucking hell.

Oh, yes.

Well done. Really proud of you.
Thank you, so much.

You should be really
proud of yourself.

That was a terrific effort.

Thank you so much for pushing me
so much.

Just keep going.

WOMAN: How many are there of us?

WOMAN: I'm starving.

You know what it is, Jackson?

The food? Soup.

Tomato soup.

Is that good?
I think so.

I've never had it.

What!

I have only had like,
ten different foods before.

Are you like,
a Paleo diet or something?

No.

Just always had the same thing
since I was young.

Kentucky Fried Chicken,
fries, and...

Oh, you don't like to experience
new foods.

Yeah.
Oh.

This is huge for you then.
(CHUCKLES)

Most people would know me because
of my dad, Shane Warne.

Thank you.

A lot of people are saying,
"Oh, you're Shane Warne's son.

"You've got it easy."

"You're Shane Warne's son,
you don't need to work."

"You've never done anything
tough in your life."

Deep down there's a little part
of me which feels

like I've sort of let down Australia
in not even giving cricket a crack.

It just tastes like
tinned spaghetti.

It does.

That's exactly what it tastes like.
The tinned spaghetti sauce.

I just want to make my family proud.

And this is one of the hardest
things I'm ever going to do

but it's going to be
as Jackson Warne,

it is not going to be
as Shane Warne's son.

You're broadening your horizons
at a rate of knots.

I've tasted more foods the past
two days than in my whole life.

(LAUGHTER)

MAN: Do you want some more bread?

Aggression!
Eugh!

A brutal game of murder ball.

He is going to become dangerous
to himself and to others.

Eugh!

Doctor.
Need a doctor.

And a vicious beasting...

Eugh!

It's a long time where
you're in pain...

..will send one recruit home.

(PANTS)

Ow.
Stop making pathetic noises.

VOICEOVER: It's the end of day two
on the SAS selection course

and the recruits have been
asleep for only a few hours.

(SNORING)

But despite their lack of rest, the
Directing Staff expect the recruits

to be on high alert and ready to
roll out at all times, day or night.

You've got five minutes
to get on the parade square

without your things.

Move! Move.
Five minutes.

At 10 past I want everybody
on the parade square.

Let's move. Let's go.

VOICEOVER: Being late is simply
not tolerated.

For the DS, every minute counts.

Five minutes is plenty of time,
mate.

Yeah.
Plenty of time.

Are you all ready? Come on, guys.

The enemy doesn't have timings.

When it comes we should be ready,
boom, out of that door.

Get straight on the parade square.

Leave your water bottles.

Oi. Get on the parade square now.

Fucking move, number 4.

Number two, come here.

What time does it say on my watch?

00:17.
00:17.

I gave you a shout at 00:05.

I said to be out here at 10 past.

So you owe me seven minutes.

Have I given you ample time
to sort your stuff out?

ALL: Yes, Staff.

And yet you tip up and your
fucking water bottle's empty.

You tip up in a shit state.

Number two, come out here.

Turn around, take your hat and
gloves off, put it in your jacket.

Take your jacket off.

If you are called on
a time sensitive target,

it's either to save someone's life,

opo's been blown up,

or there is someone in the shit.

Every minute counts.

I want you each to go back to
the accommodation,

put your hats, gloves,
and jackets on your bed,

and all come out like this.

Is that understood?
ALL: Yes, Staff.

You have two minutes.

Go. Move.

Two minutes. Let's go.

VOICEOVER: After a sluggish
response time...

Go, go, go.

Come on, quick.

..they'll now be punished with
a physical drill called a beasting.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

You owe me seven minutes.

Get in the press-up position now
and hold the press-up position.

Backs straight. Feet together.

Seven minutes is
a fucking long time

and you're going to stay
in this position

and you're going to realise
how fucking long it is.

A beasting
is just to drain you physically.

It's a physical thrashing.

This is how long someone is probably
suffering on the ground.

Get your fucking arse down,
number 9.

Someone's bleeding out.

They haven't got a couple of minutes
let alone seven minutes.

And when you're drained physically,
it can get into your head.

Am I fit enough?
Is this course right for me?

Straighten your back, number 4.

Stop fucking around or we stay here
all night.

Have I got what it takes?

Get off your fucking knees,
number 4.

Get off your legs, number four.

(GASPS)

VOICEOVER: Collapsing under pressure

is controversial glamour model,
Arabella Del Busso.

A lot of people think that
I am an evil, con artist.

Get off your knees, number four.

Not even five minutes.

Don't get me wrong,

I have told lies through my life

but I want people to know that
I'm not this evil person

that the media are portraying me as.

Straighten your back, number four.

I won't fucking tell you again.

Number 12, number 15,
straighten your back.

One minute left.

But it's a long time
when you're in pain.

It's a long time when you're
suffering. Isn't it?

(EXHALES)

(ARABELLA GROANS)

Number 4, stop making
pathetic noises.

Alright, stand up.

All of you stand up.

Minutes, that's all we're
talking about. Minutes.

I will drill this into you every
single day until it sinks in.

Go back into the accommodation
and get in your beds.

Is that understood?
ALL: Yes, Staff.

Go. Move. Get out of my sight.

VOICEOVER: As the recruits
head for the dorm...

Number 4!

..the DS turn their attention
to recruit number 4, Arabella.

Let's go.
She is summoned for questioning.

Being a model, you know,

people just think,
oh, she lives this luxury life.

She's always glammed up.

But that's far from me.

Arabella Del Busso

has apparently used more than
ten known aliases in her past.

False cancer treatment.
Yikes.

"Twenty-nine year old,

"digitally altered photos of herself
to appear pregnant."

Jesus Christ. Con woman.

(HARSH MUSIC)

(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

What was your purpose
for coming here?

Why did you want to do this?

Purely just wanted to come here

and obviously try
and rebuild myself.

I just don't know
where I'm at the moment.

The best baseline to ever start
with is honesty, integrity, truth.

Yep.

To me, I'm looking at you

and I can see deep fucking issues
in your face right now.

It's written all over you.

You should knock down all that crap

and be fucking true to yourself
for a start.

Then you can rebuild.

So whatever is bothering you,

throw it on the table and you will
be able to move forward.

Um... I...

My ex-partner was a NRL player

and obviously we separated
late last year.

But now since then I've faced
quite a scrutiny in the tabloids.

About what?

Um...

Come on.
That I'm a liar. That...

What have you lied about?

So, not everything that I've

lied about is what the media
is saying but...

Forget the media. I'm asking you.

I'm asking you to tell us - your
chance to tell us the truth.

What did you lie about?

Yeah, so, I told my partner
that I had a pregnancy scan.

OK.

And I showed it to him
and said it was ours

when in fact
it wasn't our scan at all.

So, it wasn't yours.
So why did you do it?

Why? What purpose?

Our relationship was kind of
coming to an end

and I didn't know how to
deal with losing someone

because I feel like I've lost like,
you know, family members...

So, you wanted to cheat the person
into staying with you?

Is that what you were doing?

To dry and draw him back in.

(HARSH MUSIC)

(SNIFFS)

Take a breath.
I hate thinking about this.

My father once said to me,
because I was a little shit,

he said, "You've got a choice
of being a thief or a liar."

Be a thief.

For fuck's sake be a thief.
You know why?

Why?

'Cause you can get to the bottom
of a thief.

You can't get to the bottom
of a liar.

You can't move forward in your life
if you can't fucking be honest.

Do you agree with that?
Yes, that's correct.

Guard!

ARABELLA: I have told a lie
but the way that I see it,

a little white lie here or there
is not going to hurt anyone.

I'm sure we all do it.

I'm honestly not the only person
in the whole of Australia

that has told a white lie
here or there.

VOICEOVER: Rattled
by the interrogation,

Arabella is now questioning
her place on the course.

You can sort this out.

You can face it once and for all.
You've got this.

Go back to the accommodation.

Listen to me.

Go back to the accommodation,
sleep on it.

In the morning if you feel the same
I won't question it.

(BIRDS CHIRP)

(MAN YAWNS)

What does your watch say exactly?

06:01:52.

VOICEOVER: It's early morning and the
recruits are preparing for the day.

Arabella must now decide
if she will continue with the others

or take the easy way out
and voluntarily withdraw.

People will... Like, they're
going to judge me no matter what.

But they haven't lived my life.

They don't know the extent of things
that I've been through.

Go right through the middle, eh.

Alright, here we go.

What?

Right.

ARABELLA: I've had to survive,

I've had to make mistakes along
the way to be able to realise,

OK, you know what?

You can't do that in life.

But it is what it is.
I can't take it back.

It's just a matter
of moving forward now.

Yeah, she was a special
type of person.

I don't trust someone with six names.
I'm sorry.

She almost didn't want to say...

Open her mouth in case a skeleton
or a bone came out of her mouth.

(LAUGHTER)

When someone VWs
that is not my problem.

I'm not looking
to self develop people.

That's down to them to do that.

If someone is not up to scratch
physically or psychologically,

they're like a poison apple.

We don't want that to bleed into
the other recruits

because it will cost someone's life.

Move!

VOICEOVER: One costly mistake...

Do not waste drinking water
to fucking clean yourself.

..lands Firass in hot water.

Our three VWs, two of them
will thank this man here.

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)
Let's go.

Left hum vehicle. Left hum vehicle.

VOICEOVER: It's day three
of the SAS selection course...

Seatbelts.

..and the recruits are being
pushed to tackle fear head on.

In order to do this the DS have

planned a task that is fierce
and dangerous.

I don't care if they're celebrities
in their world.

Off you get.

They've chosen to enter our world
and they will adhere to our rules.

Form up.

Alright, listen in,
and listen carefully.

But before they can commence,
Chief Instructor Ant

needs to address issues of discipline
within the group.

Who's heard of the phrase
'Loose lips sink ships'?

Anyone?
SOME: Yes, Staff.

What do you think that means?

Talking more than you need to.

Talking more than you need to.
Bang on.

Number 11, step out here.

VOICEOVER: On day one,
actor Firass

drew attention to himself
for the wrong reasons...

What are you doing?

..by walking away
without permission...

Go and get in that water.
Move. Now. Move!

Fucking turn your back
on a fucking rank.

Get down and crawl back to me.

Hey?
Hey? Who the fuck are you heying?

..resulting in punishment
for the entire group...

Get down to your neck.

My leg's killing me.
I actually can't.

..and the involuntary withdrawal
of recruit number 1, Roxy Jacenko.

This is what happens when you have
a fuckwit on your team.

On the way back
from the previous task,

when I said to you that we might
be running this afternoon,

what did you reply?

Ahh...
What did you reply?

I said, "I hope so."
I hope so.

I...
Shut the fuck up for two seconds.

He hopes that you're fucking
running this afternoon.

Well, guess what you're going to do?
ALL: Run.

You're going to fucking sprint
to the DS,

around the DS and back to me.

Number 11,
you're going to stay here.

Do not be last. Move!

Move it. Move!

You got your wish, number 11.
You got your wish.

Hurry up! Let's go!

VOICEOVER: Unimpressed
with number 11,

the recruits face
a brutal beasting.

Come on. All the way round.

And down?
Yep.

ANT: Warfare is no joke.

There is no room for mistakes.

Come on. Hurry up.

You must take it seriously.

Hurry the fuck up. Move!

VOICEOVER: Straining to keep up
with the other recruits

is number 9, Schapelle.

(PANTS)

Number 9, move.

I feel like I have good
mind control.

But on any endurance level I don't
think I've been pushed that far.

You're about to get lapped,
number 9. Keep coming.

Right, go round number 11
and say thank you, back to the top.

Thank you, number 11.
Thank you, 11.

You, Blondie, move it.
You're always last, number 16.

Fucking move.

You two, not good enough. Move.

Come on.

Come on, number 9, all the way.
Keep it going.

VOICEOVER: Not coping
with the beasting,

Schapelle slows to a walk.

No-one said walk. Let's go.

Staff, my time has come.
Your time is come?

I need to VW.

Why do you want to VW?

I had enough.

I can't run this far
one second longer. I cannot.

Good effort, you two at the front.
Well done.

(SOMBRE MUSIC)

Don't cry.

Alright? Put yourself together.

What's wrong with number 9?

Fucking hell.

You'd better be
Fucking shitting me.

What's wrong, number 9?

I'm finished, Staff.

Look me in the eye. Are you done?
I'm done, Staff.

OK. See the medic.

Pass me that number.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Out of three VWs,

two of them
will thank this man here.

Number 11, come and stand here.

Look at your team.

It's not about you.

Do not be that selfish prick.

If we can't keep him quiet,
it's over to you lot now.

'Cause it will be
one of you next that will go.

Now get in there. Fucking line up.

(WIND HOWLS)

(BIRDS CAW)

SCHAPELLE: I feel like trust
has regained itself to me.

The people that I was recruited
with, they really had my back.

(BIRDS CAW)

And I had to put my trust in them.

This was the reason I came to join
this is to open doors myself

and start to live in society
better than I have been.

So it's time to create
a new life for myself.

Let's go!

I'm most fearful of what's
going to come out of me.

Just drag him over the line.

It's like harnessing a beast
with inside yourself.

Go!
VOICEOVER: One recruit goes too far.

Eugh!

What the fuck are you doing?

Change your attitude.

(BIRDS CAW)

In the Special Forces selection,

we're there to push you
psychologically

to see if you can
deal with the horrors of war.

Right, the next task
is called murder ball,

which is bizarre
'cause it's with a tyre.

And theoretically there should
be no murder.

What it is, is essentially
rugby league with no rules.

The purpose of murder ball is to pit
people against each other

and allow them to show us that
they can control their aggression.

Because controlled aggression
is the key to winning a battle.

In the Special Forces,

every night you go into combat
you have to manage fear.

The fear is there, you've just got
to manage it because you know you're

either going to have to hurt someone

or you're going to get
fucking seriously hurt or killed.

And it's about what you do with
that fear.

Fear is an emotion.

It's an important one but it's one

that can have a negative impact and
it's up to you what you do with it.

You allow it to focus you onto
what you need to do which

is essentially engage in extreme
violence, controlled aggression.

Is that understood?
ALL: Yes, Staff.

Mark a line. Go about 20m down.

Just dig your heal in.
Make a straight line.

VOICEOVER: Divided into two teams,

the recruits must fight
for possession of a tyre

and drive it across
the opposing side's goal-line

using whatever means possible.

MAN: Hit 'em hard.
WOMAN: Yep.

Are you ready?
TEAM: Yes, Staff.

Are you ready?
TEAM: Yes, Staff.

VOICEOVER: Number 11, actor Firass,

will take on rugby union player
Nick and AFLW player, Sabrina.

Go.
Get in there now!

You got it?
The two of you go, go.

Work out what you're going to do.

Eugh!

Get it!

Alright, let's get some aggression
and get the tyre off him.

I got it, Nick.

(STRAINING)

Just drag him over the line.

Both of you, drag him over that
line. Let's go.

Eugh!

I'm quite stubborn.
I'm from blood of resistance.

I'm from freedom fighter stock

so with this experience
there is no way I'm going to quit.

Get after him. Get after him.

Go on. Go on.

Drag him over that line. Let's go.

Get into him.

Number 8.

VOICEOVER: TV personal trainer
Shannon

and reality star Eden
are called in.

WOMAN: Go, Eden.

Concentrate on the tyre.

NICK: Every day after school
with my brothers in the backyard

we would play footy and then they'd
go too hard and put the shoulder in.

Think about the goal.
What's the mission?

So it was good training
to grow up with them.

It's almost a selection course
in itself.

Come on, then.
Concentrate on the tyre.

(PANTING)

I am most fearful of what's going
to come out of me

during the most strenuous
and stressful times.

Go!

Right, stop.
Get back to your lines.

Let's go. Move.
Let's go.

VOICEOVER: With neither team managing
to take possession of the tyre,

DS Foxy calls an end to the round.

Come on, let's go.
Staff.

Straight back in.
WOMAN: Good effort.

Come on, hurry up.

(EXHALES)

Try not both go to the ground.

If you're down on the ground you're
useless. Try and keep our feet.

VOICEOVER: Next, four recruits
from each team will meet head-on.

Go on, then.

Get in there. Let's go.

Come on, then, let's have
some tactics.

Go.

AFL is very high-pressure
and very high contact

and in a short amount of time

you're getting hits physically
and mentally.

Go. Good girl.
Straight for that line.

What I've learnt playing football
is you always have those fears

but you cannot let it get in front
of what you're actually doing.

WOMAN: Go, Sab.

VOICEOVER: Number 14, Sabrina,
crosses the goal line for her team.

Much better.

Right, bring it back.
Go on, get back.

MAN: Come on, Merrick.

Next is comedian Merrick,

the oldest recruit,
taking on Olympic swimmer, James.

Go on, then, seek some aggression.
Don't wait.

WOMAN: Go, Merrick.

When I'm presented with
something dangerous

I tend to default
more to fight than flight.

Come on, then!

Come on!

VOICEOVER: Merrick loses the tyre
and lets his team down.

Good effort, number 12.
Well done.

Eugh!

I am 46 years of age.

Being physically hurt worries me.

But I fear not doing it more than
I fear the action of doing it.

Fifteen.

WOMAN: Go, Nick.

WOMAN: Go, Shane.

Controlled aggression is using
your aggression in a positive way.

Get it. Let's go.

It's like harnessing a beast
with inside yourself.

Run, number 7.

Come on. Drag her.
Drag her with it. Go.

When you're on the battlefield

you know you're in a very scary
and dangerous situation

where you are actually very scary
and dangerous to someone else...

WOMAN: Well done.

Go, number 6.

Yes!

..and it's about stepping on
the accelerator and using it

to get yourself through hard times
and then coming off the gas again.

Get back to your lines. Move.

Up and move.

Alright, listen in.

You've got two minutes to get
some water down your necks.

Two minutes to get some water
down your necks. Make it happen.

Is this dream team?
OK.

Thank you.
Mine's full.

MAN: Cheers.

Let's go, team.
Let's go.

WOMAN: Let's go.
WOMAN: OK. Let's go.

Let's stick together.

WOMAN: Is that the last one?

Let's go. Come on. Together.

(PANTING)

Ahh.

Number 11, get here.

What the fuck are you doing?

Can I speak, Staff?

Why are you fuck washing yourself
with drinking water?

Because I'm trying to get lighter.

That's fucking for drinking.
I drank.

Right. Go and wash yourself off
in the fucking river now. Move.

Do not fucking waste drinking water
to fucking clean yourself.

ANT: Everything relates
to the battlefield.

It's the smaller things
that will trip you up

if you don't pay attention to them.

Get in there.

Get on your belly.
Roll over and wash yourself off.

Wash your face.

ANT: In a war zone, you could
go on to an operation

that you think will last
two or three hours

but you're out there
for two or three days.

Right, move.

Number 11, come here.

Do you not understand
what I'm trying to do?

Do you think I'm being a prick?

Do not understand
what I'm trying to do?

That's drinking water.

You've got one Jerry can
to last you.

Don't waste the good water, yeah?

That whole well could last you
24 hours in a war zone,

in a battlefield.

Start switching on.

Now, you can either
go through this course

and be the course clown

or you can turn it around right now.

Because I know you're smarter
than this 'cause I can see it.

Fuck off back there. Move.

VOICEOVER: With every action under
scrutiny, the final round resumes.

Number 5.
MAN: Go, Molly.

Rally car champion Molly
faces Australian swimmer, Shayna.

MAN: It's yours, Shayna.
Come on, Shayna.

Run. Let's go.

Get moving.
TEAM: Go, Molly!

Come on, aggression.

Biggest highlight of my career
was 2018,

Commonwealth Games,

myself and my team
in the 4 x 100 Freestyle relay.

Won gold and broke the world record.

Take her with it.
Pick it up and take her with it.

Go for it.

SHAYNA: I think when it comes to
doing something,

it is 70% mental
and 30% physical.

This course may be hard physically

but when it comes to being
hard mentally

I'm a fighter who
flourishes in a tough environment.

Number 6, let's go.

WOMAN: Go, Nick.

Eugh!

Go. Number 17, let's go.

Number 6, go on.

Grab it. Good effort.

(EVERYONE GRUNTS)

Go. Go back to your locations.

(SHAYNA GROANS IN PAIN)

I think she got hurt, Shayna.

I think she got winded from Badger.

Hey, outstanding.

Good effort.
Winded.

Good girl. Good effort. Well done.

(GASPS FOR BREATH)

WOMAN: Good work.

(GASPING FOR BREATH)

MAN: In through your nose, Shane.
WOMAN: It's alright. Suck it up.

(GASPING)
Right in the chest.

Come on. You're right.
Big, deep breaths.

You're right. Come on.

You did really well.
You did so well.

Standing your ground.

(TAKES DEEP BREATHS)

(GRIM MUSIC)

VOICEOVER: Back at base, the recruits
are bruised and battered.

That's it, got to move. Got to move.

Then Shayna.

After being winded
during murder ball,

number 13 Shayna is nursing
a big hit to the ribs.

Watch your leg.

(SHAYNA WINCES)

MAN: You're not going to walk?

(THUMP)
Ooh, shit.

MAN: We need a doctor.
WOMAN: Doctor? Staff?

SHAYNA: I'm OK. I'm fine.

OK.
Staff?

Staff!

We need a doctor.

Urgent. Jackson, call Staff.

We need a doctor.
Go call Staff and get a doctor.

WOMAN: Take some deep breaths
through your nose.

(SHAYNA GASPS)
Out through your mouth.

In through the nose,
out through you mouth.

You're OK. You're OK.

First jeep far left.
Just chill, relax.

It happens.

What has happened to her?

Just collapsed?

Is that the one
that got the hard hit?

NICK: Yes, Staff.

She said she might
have a broken rib.

Feels like a broken rib.

She is being looked after.
Don't worry about it.

Go. Move. Let's go.

Alright. Let's grab you a blanket.

(COUGHS)

She got crushed at one point.
She got battered on that one.

Even the one where it was just
the girls.

She was under the pack there.

Is it sore up here?
No.

There. There. Yep.

If you'd fractured a rib you would
have punched me by now.

But fractured ribs...
That's good then.

..they're bloody painful.
Yep.

This is just a bruise.
You've just had a cracker of a hit.

Big hit, yeah.
A big hit.

So, what I think has happened is
you've run yourself low on fluids.

Your blood sugar is a bit down
and everything has just hit you.

Yep. OK. Thank you.

VOICEOVER: After rehydrating,
Dr Sam gives the all clear.

Shayna can continue
with her fellow recruits.

(DOOR CREAKS OPEN)

How are you? Well done, Shayna.

Thanks, man.

Well done.
Hey, Badge.

(CHUCKLES)

I'm right. Don't worry.
OK, good. Awesome.

Don't stress.
Oh fuck.

I was just saying before
it's a fucking

unbelievable amount of combat like,
in body contact,

when we've never
really done it before.

Yep.

VOICEOVER: The DA's head in
for their daily brief

to track the recruits' progress.

Number 6.
Number 6.

I mean, when he went down
that mountain today

he went down there like someone
possessed, didn't he?

Probably a little bit reckless,
I'll be honest.

Of course, on the murder ball,

different fucking league, isn't it?

Yeah.
Yep.

You can't fault him
for his commitment.

And sometimes maybe a bit reckless

where he goes in full steam ahead

and he's taken his foot off the gas
when he's gone through the wall.

Number 13, she got hit so hard.

Yeah.

I've not really noticed her
until obviously today

when she got absolutely poleaxed
and cracked on with it.

She has just gone from
no-one noticing her

to the effort of the day.

Mmm.

Right, who wants to start
on number 11?

You know what's annoying about him?
He is capable...

Yeah, exactly.
He's very capable.

He just cannot wind it in.

But he's not a team player, mate.

I think he is being ruled by his ego

and I think a lot
of his back-chatting

is 'cause he doesn't
want to look a twat.

I mean, if he doesn't control it then
he's going to become dangerous.

Yep.

To himself and to others.

I think we should bring him in.

Yep.
Yep.

(OMINOUS MUSIC)

Number 11.

(GRIM MUSIC)

(CLEARS THROAT)

(HARSH MUSIC)

(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

(EXHALES)
What's going on?

Shut the fuck up.

You literally cannot
keep your mouth shut, can you?

If there's a silence, you have
to fill it with some shite.

Am I right?

No, I can.
Why don't you then?

I have been.

You have been? Seriously?

Yeah.

OK.

What's your reason for being here?

Um... Look.

I'm getting to a point
in my life where...

(CLEARS THROAT)

You know, I want to kinda
jump a chasm of self-discovery,

see if I can actualise,

see if I can become
the person I've envisioned.

I just want to push myself
to excavate, I guess. You know?

You use a lot of long words
that mean nothing.

No...
Yeah, you do.

No.
Quiet.

You do.
No...

In simplest terms...
OK.

No, I mean...
You're confident.

Shut the fuck up.

Let's get one thing straight.
One singer, one song.

When we're singing you listen.
Absolutely.

You get that?
Yes.

Let's make that clear
from the fucking start.

'Cause you know what?

You will not win.
So don't even fucking try it.

I'm not trying...

How about you fucking zip it
and listen for a minute.

OK.

So, how do you fucking
describe yourself.

The Hollywood bullshit fucking crap,
that means nothing.

Tell us who you are.

I'm a straight-up guy.
I'm a straight-up person.

I'm a hard worker.
I've worked hard for my career.

I've broken boundaries that
some of my community hasn't broken.

And I've done it for myself.

Great.
I've paved my own way.

Awesome. Well fucking done.

Do you actually want to be here?

Absolutely.

Right. I'm gonna say something now.
Yep.

As it stands at the moment,
your effort...

Right?
Is good.

But your mouth is going to fuck
you up.

We ain't here to fight you.

We're here to fucking find out
who you are.

That's what I'm
still trying to find out.

Well, let me give you that...
Take my advice.

Change your attitude.

Your front will stop you
finding out who you are.

Because you think you've
got to put a front up. You haven't.

Get rid of it
and you'll find out who you are.

Guard.

Up.

(EDGY MUSIC)

(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

Actors don't know who they are.
They don't, mate, because...

They've got a front up all the time.
I know.

They can't drop the acting bit.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)