All language subtitles for SAS.Australia.S02E09.Oppo.WEBRip.7plus.en

Short step, there you go.
Just walk normal.

Selection for the SAS
is a test like no other.

Celebrities differ from normal folk
because of their egos.

On this course,
you're just a number.

Strip away your ego,
before we strip it away for you.

Go! Get up!

You're about to enter a whole world
of pain and suffering.

Stop!

A new group of celebrity recruits
have volunteered to put

their privileged lives behind.

Physically my body is capable
of doing anything

but I know they're going to try
and mentally break me.

Quit that victim mentally.

You're under fire!

They'll be put through a tougher,
more intense selection course

than ever before.

I don't care if no-one passes.

It's simply whether you have
what it takes or not.

Go!

Ooh!
Absolute shite.

That's what happens
when you have no confidence

in yourself.

Tonight.

Give one flex for the boys.

Aye, aye!
Aye!

It means health magazine
coming soon.

The ultimate test in trust.

Your lives.
Lean back.

Are literally
in your teammate's hands.

Goes horribly wrong.
Go! Go.

Let go, let go.

Break, break, stop!

Break, break, break!

And...

(EXPLOSION)
(MUTED)hell!

A torturous.

My hands are going,
my hands are going.

Casualty evacuation.

Stand up, stand up.
Stand up, seriously I got you.

I'm done.
I can't do anymore, staff.

Stand up!
That's it.

Will take, a devastating toll.
I can't!

It's day ten
on the SAS selection course.

I'm a bit stiff.

My body's feeling pretty (BLEEP) up!

And for some of the ten
remaining recruits,

the physically demanding course

is taking its toll on their
exhausted and injured bodies.

Izzy, you OK?

My leg's pretty (BLEEP).

Guys, if he starts making us
like lift humans and shit right now,

squats on my back.

I'll be out of here. So sore.

Around about 2012 to 2016

I was addicted to pain medication

for breaking my back.

I don't want to be eating pills
again with bad backs and shit.

I broke my back twice surfing big,
hard waves

and I made a lot of mistakes there
and I acted like a dummy.

I started smoking cigarettes
for like nine months

and I was taking pills
and all over the place.

I don't want to be like that.

I'm not being anything
but a realist in this.

The only way
I will stop in this course

is if my body gives in
and that's my lower back

but until I get to that position
I'm going as hard as I can.

Yeah, man, don't worry about that.

Get on the parade square!

(TENSE MUSIC)

Ladies and gents,

today is all about
working as a team.

When we're on the battlefield,

you should never ever
be by yourself.

If you find yourself by yourself,
you've seriously (BLEEP) up.

Everything is about teamwork
in the Special Forces.

We don't do things individually.

We break down to pairs minimum.

And that's your oppo.

And that's the person who has
your life in their hands.

Today, you're going
to need each other.

So, I'm going to put you in pairs.

Number seven.
Yes, staff.

When I say go, place yourself
behind number two. Go!

If the shit hits the fan,

you will give your life
for your oppo.

And you will let them know
I'm there for you, no matter what,

psychologically,
physically, emotionally.

I'm there.

Number eight place yourself
behind number 14. Go!

And it's that bond
that keeps us alive

and the moment
you don't have that bond,

the moment
you don't have that trust,

you don't belong in that team.

Disappear into the accommodation.
Get to know each other.

Go, move!

(INTENSE MUSIC)

Jett, so let's get
to know each other.

You reckon you could
beat me in a race?

What kind of race?

Howdy, neighbour.
Hey, mate!

Assigned to their
new partner or oppo.

Each team must forge
a strong bond.

It's good.

We may not be the strongest team
in terms of weight

and fitness and stuff but I think
we're never-give-up kind of people.

So...

For the next 24 hours,
they must never leave

each other's sites.

What do you do at home?
Call of Duty, it's like a way game.

I just, um, like growing up
I was always Pokemon.

What's Pokemon, bro?

You don't know what Pokemon is?

Why would I know what Pokemon is?

I'm pretty sure it's the largest
franchise in the world.

And what do you do with it?

Exactly and you'll...
As the teams continue to bond...

On the other side of base camp...
Oh, it's so painful.

..number eight, Isabelle,
is being treated by the medic.

Let's go!

After days of intense
physical exertion.

She has woken with strong leg pain.

Where does it hurt the most?

It's pulling from here now.

Like here and then
it pulls all the way up.

There's an injury here.

So, you don't need me
to tell you that.

It's not to the point where
I would feel I needed to say,

"Hey, you know,
don't keep pushing this

but there are no guarantees."

Having my weaknesses thrown
just right in my face

is gonna be difficult for me.

So annoying, I just,
I feel a 100% capable...

capable of keeping of going
but my leg's (BLEEP).

You know, if your mind
still wants to go

and your body gives up.

I think it's a harder bullet
to bite.

How's your rig feeling?

My leg's sore.
Um, I don't want to hurt it anymore.

Yeah, that's my whole thing too.

Isabelle is now faced
with a difficult decision.

If they drop you from the cliff
and it rips and you go, boing!

And it's... what is that?

Alright, alright, come call the DS.
I'm gonna go.

Yes.

I just think you're a soldier, Izz.

Thanks, mate.

What's happened?
She... she wants to go.

Really?

Morning, staff.
Morning.

Number eight wants to have a chat.
Alright.

I'm gonna VW, staff.
Stop.

My leg's sore and I...

Aye. Leg's sore? So what?

You've done phenomenal, but you
haven't reached your potential.

Think about it.

I think I'm done, staff.

Really?

That's a shame to say that,

'cause I think you've got
a lot more left.

It's been a pleasure.

OK, away you go.
Thank you, staff.

You'll regret this.
I'm telling ya, but well done.

I think a really high stress
physical situation

where you've got no control
over your circumstance or your body

would be very hard for me,

but I do believe everything
happens for a reason

or things that are hard
if we can learn from them

and grow from them then
they shouldn't be seen as a regret.

Yeah, I'm going.

See ya, mate. Well done.
You did great.

To put myself in a situation
that I'm not familiar with

so that I can learn about myself
and grow

and hopefully inspire
other women to say,

"(BLEEP) yes," to doing what
they want to do

is freakin' awesome to be honest.

Jump in the middle I reckon, Jess.
Yep.

Now left without a partner...

Who are you with?
No-one.

'Cause I was with Izzy. She left.

You're (BLEEP), bro.
Yeah, I know.

..number 14 John joins
his fellow recruits

as they head off to face
their first task of the day.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

Up to the beige hut on the tracks.
Let's go, move!

Just the best effort with your oppo.
No-one else matters.

Unaware of what lies ahead,
the recruits are about to take part

in a simulation combat exercise

that demands both mental
and physical endurance.

Why are you more than four foot
behind your partner, number two?

My back's (BLEEP), boys.

Number two Koby's back
injury instantly flares up.

Go, let's go, let's keep it
there now, keep it there.

Stay tight, let's go!

(EXPLOSIONS)

(MUTED) hell! Down.

Right, in on me, in on me.

Let's go.
Come on.

Let's get in there.
Get together, we're under attack!

Caught completely off guard,
the recruits begin their mission.

Come in!
A critical casualty evacuation.

Right, we've been hit mortars,
there are friendly casualties.

The sandbags behind you
represent the casualty.

There are bars. Improvise.

I want improved stretchers built

and then we are moving
out of here ASAP.

You've got 30 seconds
to sort your shit out.

Understood?
Get amongst it now.

Go! Come on, let's go!
Go, move it.

Right, the four sandbags
are a casualty.

Testing their ability
to think on their feet,

each team must build a stretcher
strong enough to transport

the seventy kilograms sandbags
to a safe extraction point

ten kilometres away.

They have two hours to reach safety

or their mission is deemed
a failure.

Let's really move.
No, I'm not gonna hurt meself.

Instantly put off
by the 70 kilo sandbags.

Staff, I'm done. Coming out.
Let's go.

Number two, Koby,
abandons his oppo.

Koby!
I'm done, boys!

I've got a bad back,
I've got a bad back.

I'm not doing it.
What do you mean?

I've got a bad back,
so I can't risk it, staff.

I've broken it twice.

And it's causing you
grief now is it?

It's causing me grief just running.

Koby, we need you, Kobs.
Come on, come on bro.

Move over there.
Sit on your bergen.

Thank you, staff.

I'm not here to hurt myself.

I live a really simple life,
you know, and I'm really...

I'm the happiest I've ever been.

I've been a good day for the last,
you know, five years,

but if I go home and I'm laying
in bed for... for a year,

my whole life goes south.

And I don't want that for my son.

Let's move about then.

Number two, listen,
go, go over to the medic.

Yeah.
Listen, well done, number two.

Thanks, buddy.
Well done, Koby.

Koby is the tenth recruit
to voluntarily

withdraw from the course.

Start thinking
about what we've got.

Wait, wait, listen, listen, listen,
we've got a tarp in our bag.

The eight remaining recruits
continue to build their stretchers,

improving with items
from their bergens.

Oh, yea.

And then put two loops in...
in this side.

OK, let's just have a look
at it first,

'cause I want to get it right.

Not rush.

Is... is it too loose?
No, that's alright.

Come on then, let's go!

Yeah, let's go.
Come on, Jess, come on, Jess.

No, you've got
to pick it up like a stretcher.

I will, I will.
Slow down, slow down, slow down.

Hey?

What are you gonna do?

Drag your (MUTED) casualty
on the floor number 16

and number 15?

Put it down, put it down.
Sort this shit out.

Sort out, we're gonna go
over arduous terrain.

You'll gonna be smashing
the casualties head

off the (BLEEP)ground.

In a blind rush
to begin the evacuation...

Down. We're gonna lose it,
we're about to lose.

Most teams have bungled
their stretchers...

You two. Down.
Reassess.

(BLEEP) reassess.
That is a body.

How are we gonna do it?

Take em off, take em off.

In every conflict I've been in

there'll come a position

where something

out of the ordinary happens.

So, how do we get this?

This is a massive mental challenge
for a lot of people.

We only need them
at one end, don't we?

Huh?

Do you know what I mean?
Is there none there?

No. Nothing there.
(BLEEP).

You've got to be able
to quickly think on your feet,

react, and... and come up
with another plan.

You should be flying, flying.
Move!

If you can't do that, you'll fail
and you'll fail miserably.

How do we...
how do we set it up but?

I don't know, that's the thing.

As Heath and Sam start over.

Just relax, relax.

Dan and Jessica,
have calmly thought it through.

Great job.
Staff.

And are ready to begin
evacuating the 70kg casualty.

That is awesome. Good, good.
Let's go.

Let's get that lead,
let's get that lead.

Let's go, Jessy,
you and me, babe!

One, two, walk together.

Look what's coming past you.

One sec to just adjust.
Yep.

I think physically,

my body's capable of doing anything.

Let's go, Jess.
Move.

Let's go, Jess.
Hurry up.

But I know

that they're going to try

and mentally break me.

Alright, let's get out
of that danger area. Come on.

I am a little bit nervous
about doing these long challenges

that require a lot of endurance.

I think as a sprinter,
the word endurance is...

is sometimes a little bit scary.

Stop.
Yeah, it's OK. It's OK.

Come on.

You know, I guess
that's when it's gonna come into,

um, not just physical strength
but mental strength

to push you past.

Come on. (GROANS).
Come on, Jessy, we got it.

Let's go sis. Let's (BLEEP) go.

Let's (BLEEP) go. Smashing it.
Just keep going.

Come on.

Carry it like a stretcher, ready?
Three, two, one.

Right, let's (BLEEP) crack on now.

Go as long as you can.

Finally happy with their stretcher.
Jana and Mark...

All the way.
..and John and Jett.

Ah, (BLEEP)!
Are now well under way.

You want to change positions?
You want me to go in front?

Five more metres.

But with an hour
and a half remaining

to reach the extraction point.

Right on the pole?
Nah, bro, honestly I'm...

Are you burying
a dead body over there?

What are you doing?

Grab your corner,
grab your corner.

Heath and Sam...
are stuck at the start.

Hook, hook it into the end bits.
There's straps at the end.

Oh, yea.

Still grappling to build
a sturdy stretcher.

Follow me, let's go, here we go.

And over two kilometres
behind the other pairs.

Stride it out.

Heath and Sam
can't afford anymore setbacks.

This is coming undone here.

We're gonna have to re-tie this.

You're wasting time now.
We're losing too much ground.

I haven't got any more string.
I haven't got any more string.

Cause it was all tangled up mate.
Brother, where's your string.

We're wasting time.
We're losing too much time now.

On the football field,

I've been in a couple of crisis.

Some good and some bad.

Give me your string here.
Get your scissors out.

We've got to tie this (BLEEP) tight.

Are you a quick thinker?

Um...

obviously not.

You get that as tight as you can.

We need to be (BLEEP) sprinter
as soon as we're moving.

Not walking, sprinting.

I... I like to take my time.
I do like to take my time sometimes.

But if, uh, in the heat
of the moment,

decisions need to be made fast
and I'll just make a decision

and then, uh, I'll deal
with the consequence

of right or wrong afterwards.

Just wrap it,
wrap it around there a couple times,

just leave it there.

Using rope
to reinforce their stretcher,

Heath and Sam
are now three kilometres

behind the other recruits.

We have to (MUTED) move now.
We have to go, let's go. Let's go.

If they don't catch up,
they will fail the task.

Meanwhile, at the front of the pack.

Be efficient, Jess.

Jessica and Dan have reached
the halfway mark.

Keep going, Jess, keep going.

But after five kilometres
of carrying more than half

her body weight.

Stop.

Jessica is beginning to falter.

Oh, my...

I'm with you
every step of the way.

You're not gonna be alone,
you're not gonna be alone.

I'm here, OK.
We're gonna get it done together.

Let's get the job done.
I'm coming, I'm coming.

I'm trying my hardest.
I'm trying my hardest.

Come on.
I'm with you OK.

I don't care how long it takes,
I'm with you.

It's (BLEEP) hard
work saving lives, innit?

OK, let's go, ready.
One, two, three, up.

Let's go. Let's get
to that rusty pole, let's go.

Get to that shade, Jess.

Good job.

Don't drop it till the shade.

Stand up.
Stand up, stand up.

Stand up, seriously I got you.
I'm done.

I can't do anymore, staff.
That's it.

You got me. Stand up. Get up.
I can't! (INDISTINCT).

Coming up.

Don't let go of the rope
otherwise he's dead.

The ultimate test of trust.

Go! Let it go, let it go, let it go,
what the (BLEEP) are you doing?

What the (BLEEP) are you doing?

Complacency will lead to death.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Keep going, Jess. Come on.

Recruit number 18 Jessica

and her teammate number nine Dan...

Come on.

..are leading the recruits

in a hellish casualty
evacuation mission.

Head up, Jess.

But after carrying the 70kg
casualty for five kilometres,

Jessica is breaking.

Don't drop it until the shade.

Stand up.
Stand up, stand up.

Seriously I got you.
I'm done.

I can't do anything more, staff.
That's it.

You got me.
You got me, stand up. Get up!

I can't do anymore!

Come here, come here,
come here. Look at me.

I can't do it anymore.
Look at me in the (BLEEP) eye.

Look at me in the eye,
you can be champ. Enemy territory.

Number nine.
Come here, come here.

I've got you, hey.

I can't do anymore with my arms.

When you're in battle,
your oppo is paramount.

At some stage you're gonna get

to a place where you feel

you can't go forward anymore.

You haven't got the drive.

We are not weak.
You are not (BLEEP) weak.

Your oppo, your buddy
is there to inject that

extra little bit of drive
to push you forward.

We're gonna get this done.

We're not stopping
when we're tired...

I can't pick that up.

'Cause if one of you
lets the team down,

then you become a liability.

18, look at where
the (MUTED) you are in comparison.

Let's move.

Now, get on the stretcher
and have a bit of self-pride.

Come on.

You got it, you got it.
My arms are gonna fall off.

No, they're (BLEEP)
not gonna fall off.

They are.
Shut, 18. Look at me.

Your arms are not gonna fall off.

Stop telling me
you can't do something.

Grow a set and prove to yourself
you can do things.

Let's go. You and me, you and me.
You got the poll?

Three.

OK, next little goal.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

Keep that chin up, Jess.

You're a proud woman.
You keep the up.

(GRUNTS)

Get past these two now.

(GRUNTS)

Come on, Jess.

My hands are going,
my hands are going.

Sorry, my hands are going.
It's OK, don't drop, don't stop.

It's OK, OK, OK,
just slowly, slowly.

Sorry, I just dropped it.
Don't be sorry, move!

I tell you what,
you've just put your casualty

on the critical list.

With Jessica and Dan
at a standstill,

John and his teammate Jett
take the lead.

Let's move you two.
That life is relying on you.

Being a lifeguard,
you may deal with loss of life.

Similar to what a real-life soldier

would go through.

I remember doing my first major CPR.

He ended up dying
from cardiac arrest.

I'm moving back
to my right shoulder.

Embrace their pain,
embrace their suffering.

Use it as a driving force
to get the (MUTED) out of here.

My second one, I remember her
just being almost grey,

sort of bleeding from the mouth.

The last time I saw her
she was in the back of an ambulance.

I remember being at work
on the Monday

and this lady climbed up

the tower and she was like,

"Oh, I was pulled out of the water
on Friday,"

and I was just completely in shock.

It's incredible to know that
she came out the other side of it.

You alright, Heath?
Take care, mate.

After suffering a major setback
from their poorly built stretcher,

Heath Shaw
and his oppo Sam Burgess

are trailing in last place.

Oh, mate.

Get your mind someone else
and just (MUTED) go, go, go!

Four, three, two, one.

Target have stopped,
let's take them.

But with Jana and Mark
in their sights...

Come on. All the way.

..Heath and Sam
are slowly gaining ground.

Nice, Heath, good rhythm.

Being involved

in a footballing environment,

with a team, I'm very competitive

and I want to win at all costs.

We have to close the gap.
OK, come on.

I just don't like losing.

That's it.

Keep closing it now.
That's your target.

Now, let's take 'em.
Let's go, let's go.

Once you get out on the field,

it's about sort of not letting
your teammate down

and you're all one and...

and you can't have
sort of any weak links.

Bigger strides, Mark.
I'm losing grip.

Go please, put down.
Yep, yep.

Sorry.
Here we go.

Come on, mate,
we don't want to lose this.

We're doing so well.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

Determined to succeed,
Heath and Sam forge ahead...

Come on, we got them, Heath.

Just keep going, Jessy.
..to overtake Jessica and Dan...

Keep it together,
let's go, you and me.

..and John and Jett.
Here we go.

Who are scrambling
to repair their stretcher.

Johnny.
Yep.

We've got to do what they're doing,
they've got the rope out.

We've got to tie it up,
we've got to tie it up.

We can do it, we're gonna do it.

Here we go. Let's go. That's it.

Now, leading the pack,
Heath and Sam approach

the final stretch.

A torturous one kilometre hike
up hill

to the extraction point.

Let's thrive off the pain,
let's get up there

and let's not let these
(BLEEP) catch you, let's do it.

There's your target.

Let's get those (MUTED)
before the bend.

Ballsy number four, ballsy!

Come on,
let's get some aggression,

a bit of aggression,
a bit of pride.

(GROANS)

On the football field,

once I crossed the white line,

I was committed.

Regardless of injury,
regardless of outside factors.

Well done, big fella, keep going.

It doesn't matter what happens,
as long as the outcome

is the one that you want.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

Three, two, one.

Heath and Sam are first
to reach the extraction point...

Ah!

Cut the (BLEEP) noise
and let's get up here.

Come on, Johnny, come on!

..followed closely
by John and Jett.

Everything and more now,
everything and more now! Come on!

Then Jana and Mark.

Come on,
this is never (BLEEP) ending!

Come on, Jess!
Shit!

It does end, baby!

But with six minutes remaining,
Dan and Jessica, are still lagging.

We'll get there together.

The only way that I would
doubt myself

is if I come into this,
not prepared.

Oh, my back, man. Holy shit.
Ooh!

I haven't trained you know elite
for quite some time now.

OK, ready? Come on.

Finish!
There it is, there's our boys.

I know that I was talented,
gifted at sport,

but it's gonna be challenging for me
to actually believe that again.

Come on, all the way.
Isaac is so proud of you.

He's so proud of you.

Do not drop that stretcher,
place it on the ground.

There we go.

Jessica and Dan
complete the mission

only just within the deadline.

I've got it, staff, gentle,
gentle, gentle.

See, you did it, didn't you?
You did it.

You need to stop
that language in your head.

Alright? Your prerequisite
statement is, "I can't."

Change it because you're capable.

You've got a reason to be here
and you smash it every time

as soon as you get rid
of that nonsense, that bullshit.

Yes, staff.
Alright?

Yes, staff.

Let's get in the wagons,
let's move.

I refuse to quit.

You know, I'll push myself until
I have nothing else to give.

Coming up...

I've never seen a more
capable person

who says that they can't.

It's (BLEEP) with my mind.

Jessica's final warning.

I will rip that number
off you so quickly!

Because you can!

(BIRDS CHIRP)

After voluntarily withdrawing
from the course,

Bra boy Koby Abberton calls home
to break the news to his wife.

Hey, babe.
Hey, my love.

How are you?
How are you?

I'm a bit sore,
I got a sore back.

I... I kind of hurt my back
at the end there so,

like I said from the very start,
if, like, my back gets sore,

I'm out of there.

I see my life right now

and all I have is my son

and my amazing wife.

I'm so, so proud of you.
I love you so much.

I love you too.
I missed you so much.

Aw, it's so good to see you.

The day that my amazing woman,
Ola gave birth to my son.

You know, he started crying
and it's... it's like,

it all changes now.

I'm gonna be the best dad,
best husband, best everything

I can ever be
for the rest of my life.

How is Kui?

He's amazing.
He's really good.

He started to Jiu jitsu.

I got him
his Jiu jitsu robe yesterday

and look his little robe.

Oh, I can't believe
you got that without me!

Beautiful.
It's OK.

Alright, I love you and I adore you
and I can't wait to be with you.

You're the best.

Love you.
See you, babe. Bye.

Bye.

My family it's... it's all I need,
it's all I want.

For a man like me,
the things that I've gone through

in my life.

I'm living a success story right now

and I'm happy
and I want to keep it that way.

(BLEEP), let's do it.

As Koby leaves base camp
for the final time...

Ooh, (BLEEP) hell.

I've lost ten kilos
and ages ten years.

..the eight remaining recruits
rest and recuperate

after this morning's
back breaking task.

Give your abs a flex for me.

Stop it, bro.

Give one flex for the boys.
Come on, give me one flex.

Ooh!

Check out this guy! (BLEEP)
That was good.

Man's health magazine
coming soon!

I can't wait to see
the calendar, boys.

If we do a calendar
we've got to do it

straight after this
while our bodies are...

Everyone's cut.

Like literally
the day after because...

I'm gonna smash so much pizza,
so much chocolate,

so much ice cream.

I'm gonna just pig out for two days.
I can't wait.

I'm buggered.

Just I feel like I've pushed myself
to my absolute, absolute...

I've never cried
in a workout before.

I can hold my head high
and be proud of what I've done.

I can walk out of here and say
I was (BLEEP) lifting

the same amount as Sammy Burgess.

Yeah.

18.
Me?

Yeah.

After being pushed to the brink
of quitting in this morning's task,

the DS want answers
from number 18, Jessica Peris.

(TENSE MUSIC)

How are you feeling?

I'm OK, staff.

No, how are you actually feeling?

How's your mind, where are you at?

Um, I have a little
self-doubt about myself.

Um, I've learned about myself
over the last few days.

Um...
You were broken today.

I'll answer that for you.

Yes, staff.

You was on your hands,
on your knees, broken.

I'm done. I can't do anymore, staff.

Stand up!
That's it.

You got me, you got me, stand up.
I can't do anymore.

What did that feel like?

I don't know,
feeling a bit worthless.

It felt like shit.

OK, explain.

I... I thought that my head
was strong going into that

and I know that I was...

I know that I'm...
I was capable of doing it

and I mentally I crumbled.

I don't want people to see me.
To see me cry.

I would never let my son see my cry.

Um, yeah.

What's your son's name?
Isaac.

Is it him that keeps you going?

Yep, he's beautiful,
he's exceptionally gifted,

very talented.

I see you getting emotional.

But listen, flip that
into positive emotions.

Yep.

OK, you're gonna do it

'cause when he (BLEEP)
looks at you doing this,

he's gonna think,
"That's my mum there.

"That is my mum."

But there's...

I see a fighter,
then I see someone that's defeated.

You slip into that victim mindset.

'Cause that default mindset
right now is I can't.

I know people that can't
and you're someone that can.

So, you need to tell that
to yourself rather than

one of us screaming and shouting
at you and your oppo.

You need to keep telling that
to yourself, I can,

I can, I can, I can.

And you can.

So, what gave you
that second wind today?

Because I had my team...
team, my team needed me.

It's that same
relative thing, isn't it?

Somebody needs you.
Yeah.

You know, you revert back
to what you've already just told us

about your son.

Yeah.

And you realise, "(BLEEP) hell,
this dog needs to fight."

Um...

Because you can.
You can, you can, you can.

If you proved that you can,
it's today!

I've never seen
a more capable person

who says that they can't.

It's (BLEEP)
with my (BLEEP) headspace

and my mind and my head.

Yes, staff.

If I hear one more, "I can't,"
I will rip that number

off you so quickly,
you won't even know it's gone.

Yes, staff.

Guard!

You can.

(CROW CAWS)

I don't know what
the challenges are ahead.

I am a survivor.

My people, my cultural heritage,
we've survived on this earth

for more than 60,000 years,

so I think surviving is something
that's... that's in my blood.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

You alright, Heath?
Yep.

Taking advantage of some rare
down time,

oppos and football heroes
Heath Shaw and Sam Burgess

open up about their time
on the field.

What's... what's NRL's rules
with concussion.

Do you have to miss a weak?

Uh, it depends how close
you are to the next game.

My doctor wants to do a scan
on my head 'cause I've had

one bad concussion.

Well, I...
I got diagnosed with MS?

Did ya?

About three years ago,
I was getting battered eggs.

And he's like, doctor says, "Mate,

"you've been diagnosed
with MS, from your head scan."

I said, "(BLEEP),
what the (BLEEP) does that mean?"

He goes, "Oh," he said,
"Like, you've got to get

"off the field now.

"Uh, I've got an appointment with
a specialist in about three hours."

In the end, the MS specialist,
he cleared me of MS,

but he warned me that obviously
there's, uh, a couple of signs there

that it could be leading that way.

Ariel view like
looking down at my brain.

Yeah.

I had like loads of white dots
on my brain, so like...

but there's no correlation
between like, um,

the collision sport.

He said that that's the brain,

like we don't know
anything about the brain.

For me, it was an eye-opener
that the brains are complex

with contact sport.

And lot of the research
that's coming out,

there's obviously risks.

It was something that,
I took very seriously.

I have to get my brain scanned
every six months,

checked to if it's degenerating
or getting worse or improving.

Look, don't, don't get me wrong.

I think there's damage
in my brain, like a 100%.

Yeah.

Well, it's showed up on the MRI
but look, would...

would I have changed a thing?

I don't know.
No, I'm the same.

I'm not dirty on the game,
I'm not dirty on the...

No, no, I'm exactly the same, mate.

I wouldn't change it. You sign up.

Yeah, it's a...
it's a big issue in the game.

(BIRDS CHIRP)

Alright, move, get in the wagons,
get in your vehicle and let's move!

Summoned by the DS,
the recruits head off

for a critical test of teamwork

as their asked to put their lives
into each other's hands.

I want you to take your bergens off
and drop them over here.

OK, listen in.

The bond between oppos
goes way beyond friendship.

It's a commitment
to look after each other

no matter what happens.

Turn around and face, make sure
you can see the demonstration.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

On the edge of a cliff face,
a frightening 110m high.

DS Foxy is about to demonstrate
the level of trust required

between oppos.

(YELLS)

On the ground, DS Billy
must quickly apply the break

to stop DS Foxy from crashing
into the earth below.

Go!

(INTENSE MUSIC)

(BLEEP).

Oh, my god.

(BLEEP).

That demonstration relates
to the process you go through

in the event
of a catastrophic failure, OK?

Your lives are literally
in your oppo's hands.

Right, you need your harnesses on.

This is a trust-based exercise.

It's about having
100% trust

and faith
in the person

that's there to break your fall,
knowing that they've got your back.

After being warned by the DS
to pick up her game.

Number 18 is first to have her
confidence tested

as she takes control
of the break rope.

How confident
are you in number 18?

Number 18 is a badass, staff.
I'd rather her than you down there.

You can standby for that comment.

You better be ready for this,

'cause he's gonna come down
like a (MUTED) house.

Yep.

Outweighing his break woman,
Jessica by 30 kilos,

Dan will need complete faith

that she has the strength
and mental resolve

to holt his 110m fall.

Trust for me is a...
is a pretty big thing.

I find it pretty hard
to trust people.

Stop that shit.

I can't do it, and you've (BLEEP)
done it every time.

Yep.

If I was doing a team challenge
and if someone was to, you know,

to instil all of their trust in...
in me I'm going to make sure

that I perform in these situations.

Walk yourself down.
Keep going, keep growing.

Less of the grunting.

Hands on your head!

Lean back.

Stand by. Go!
Go!

(THRILLING MUSIC)

Break!

Got him?

Got him.
You sure?

Yeah, got him, staff.

OK, I jumped in 'cause
he's an heavy (BLEEP) geezer.

But you did it. Well done.

Thank you, staff.

You alright?
Great, thank you so much.

How did that feel?
Hey, great!

(BLEEP) stand up, you're like
a thunder birds puppet.

Hey, great work, thank you.

I told the DS, staff, I'd rather
have you down here than him.

'Cause you're a warrior.

OK, seriously well done, OK.

Yeah, thank you, staff.
Let's go.

I do think that people might
underestimate me and I guess,

you know, that's all a part
of why I'm here

is to put myself out there
and to show people that I can do it.

Right, next pair.

Ready to face the death-defying fall
is number seven Jett Kenny.

What you're gonna do
is step over the line.

Being such a,

sort of, solo person.

I'm not one to just dive on someone

and trust them straight away.

You'll feel that rope go taught,
that's number 14...

Taking the...
..taking the slack...

Yes, staff.
..and holding you in position.

And it's not until you get
to know them on a personal level

or see it for real that you can
then make a judgement

on whether you trust them or not.

You are in charge of their life.
Yes.

Manning Jett's break rope
on the ground is number 14

John Steffensen.

OK, hold it there.
Steady there.

Hands on your head.

(SUSPENSE MUSIC)

Lean back.

Stand by.

Go!

Scrapping the rocky cliff face,
Jett's water bottle is dislodged.

Hey!

And set hurdling below.

OK, stand up,
you've got control of him.

Start to lower him down.

You don't like him.
I love him.

You just tried to (BLEEP) kill him.

You alright?
Yes, staff.

I didn't kill anyone
with my water bottle, staff?

Almost.
You nearly did.

OK, I jumped in
'cause he was coming down

a little bit too quick.

Alright, we also had what I thought
was dead fall which was your bottle.

You got to be ready for that.
Alright, away you go.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

OK 16, over you come.

Now, it's number 16, Sam's turn
to act as break man

for his oppo Heath Shaw,

who's getting into position
for the life-threatening fall.

Don't let go of the rope,
otherwise he's dead.

Literally he's (BLEEP).

Complacency will lead to failure,
will lead to death.

As simple as that.

That person is hurdling
to the ground from a mountain,

rapid rate or not.

If you are not in control of it,

it's gonna go wrong badly.

Lock off!
Lock him off.

I like to be in control
and know sort of what's going on.

The unknown is... is, um,

quite difficult for me.

When I have full control,
I'm comfortable,

and when I don't
then I'm uncomfortable.

Right, hands on your head.

Lean back, lean back, lean back.

Lean back.
Stand by.

Go!
Go!

Go, let it go, let it go!

What are you doing, let go,
what the (BLEEP) are you doing?

Let go!

What the (BLEEP) are you doing?

Break, break, break, break!

Hands on your head!

Right, hands on your head.

On the edge
of a daunting cliff face.

Heath Shaw is about to take
a 110m plunge to the ground.

Stand by.

And breaking his fall below
is teammate Sam Burgess.

Go!
Go!

Let go, let go.

But instantly Sam loses his footing.

Let it go, what
are you (BLEEP) doing? Let it go.

Which sends Heath
into a frightening free fall.

Break, break, break!

Sorry, staff.

What the (BLEEP)!
Sorry, staff, I fell backwards.

I flipped off that thing, staff.

You nearly killed him.
OK, start to lower him down.

Sorry, staff,
I (BLEEP) slipped there.

You alright?
Yeah. What happened there?

Mate, I (BLEEP) fell off.
He fell of the...

I fell off the (BLEEP) ledge.
Yeah, yeah.

He had control of you.
He had too much control.

Yeah. Yeah, I know.

'Cause he fell off and broke you,

and then when he come
to release in you,

he lost control of you
'cause he was too far down.

And then got... he re...
he re-got... regained control.

Yeah.
That's (BLEEP) the ribs.

Oh, ribs, yea.
Mate, that was scary as.

OK, alright.
Mate, that was (BLEEP) terrible.

Away you go.

(COMPOSED MUSIC)

Last to face
the life-threatening fall...

Wait there until called forward.

..is recruit number four,
Dual Olympian Jana Pittman.

What are you like with heights?

No, not fabulous, but I got this.

Not fabulous.

Acting as break man
is number 11,

tennis legend Mark Philippoussis.

Once she gets to halfway,
break and pull down,

use your body weight.

If we don't get that right
we're (BLEEP). Well, she is.

Can you check all these
are tight enough?

Yeah, yeah.
Sorry...

That's what I'm doing.

I think I put too much pressure
on myself

and think it has to be perfect

so it's gonna be important
to take things

one step at a time.

And not overthink anything.

Give her some slack,
let her get herself into position.

The best way for me
to stop overthinking

is to tell myself to just
shut up and let go.

Relax the rope. No, be ready.

Just let it run free.

Keep going a bit more,
a bit more, a bit more.

Now, start gently
walking yourself back.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

Hands on your head, stand by.

Stand by.

Releasing the rope too soon.

Mark causes Jana
to hit the cliff face,

propelling her toward the ground.

Break, break, break, break!

OK, you've got her,
you've got her.

OK, OK, calm down now.
Yes, staff.

OK, relax your hands, you OK?
Yeah, fine, staff.

I think he just let her go.

Keep watching, keep watching.
Don't (BLEEP) this bit up.

There was a standby
and there was a distinct lack of go.

You alright?
Yeah, I'm fine, staff.

Once you go,
you pick up momentum.

If he's not on the ball
or he's not watching

or (BLEEP) loses that rope,
you are history.

Away you go.

Yeah, my legs are slightly shaky.
I understand.

When you're in a situation
where you're getting tested

and you're uncomfortable
physically and mentally.

It's very difficult to hide

who you are as a person,
as a character.

I want to do that again.
God, it pissed me off.

Right, let's get your kit away
and then we'll get out of here.

I definitely would like
to think that I'm someone

that someone can trust.

But if I let someone down
and made a mistake,

I would beat myself up about it.

That's... that's who I am because
that is so important to me.

But I definitely know that I would
be incredibly hard on myself

and I would put a lot of pressure
on myself

to make sure that doesn't happen.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Yo, Mark, I never asked you
this question.

Were you on any dating show?

I swear some girls were chasing you.

Yeah. I had a call from my agent
about this dating show.

I'm like... "I'm not (BLEEP),
I'm not doing a dating show."

I said, "No, I'm not interested."

And then I hung up the phone

and then the boys are like,
"What's going on?"

"Do it, do it,
you gotta do it, do it."

You know, we're all going...

I'm like, "No way, man,"
and then he calls back.

I go, "Listen,
if I end up doing this,

"I don't have to say I love you
or anything like that.

"You know what I mean,
I'm not gonna..."

I get a call the next day
when they left.

"We want you to do the show."

You tongue anyone down?

Yeah, you did.
(LAUGHS)

Here is my boy...
You mad dog.

11!

After failing to execute
the fall and break task,

tennis legend Mark Philippoussis
is summoned for questioning.

Relax.

Yes, staff.
OK.

I don't know if it's worry
or sadness that you face

in your life, you kind of,

you're not letting yourself go
at the moment.

Come out of your shell now, be you.
So, we know who you (BLEEP) are.

Why are you here?
Like what's... what's your why?

What's your reason?

I know that nothing grows
from the comfort zone

but I've been too comfortable
for too long.

I just want to do, I know
that I've made mistakes...

I was a kid, man.
You know...

I had the world in my hands,
professional tennis player,

not understanding things.

I wanted to win, don't get me wrong,

but when I lost,
I didn't get angry enough.

You know what I mean?

Do you know, you talk
to a lot of people that get...

that get to the top of their game

but they've not enjoyed
their childhood,

they've not enjoyed growing up

because they've kind of been
pushed and forced into it.

Did you feel pressured into it?
No.

My dad, he was my coach so,
um, all he cared about was...

was trying to make me
the best that I could be.

He knew if... if you wanted it
you needed to work harder

than everyone else and while kids
were sleeping, I was training

and before school and after school,
I wasn't going anywhere.

I was training.

And he... he said, "I'm gonna
push you all the way

"but if you don't want this,
you just tell me."

And I go, "No, I want this,"
and long story short.

Finally, I sign that contract
with FILA

and then we were able to have money

and then that was the last
junior tournament we played

and we just travelled
around the world playing,

um, just...

you know, qualifying
for the biggest tournaments.

Well, you've obviously got
a (BLEEP) great work ethic.

OK, so to me, that... that shows
you're the person who grabs

the bull by the horns
and goes for it.

The last couple of days,
you're not showing that.

I wish I was a little bit
more like that now.

What's happened to change that?

Um, I really felt like
I've had to step up and, um,

take care of my family, you know?

As a father, it's your job

to be strong for your family

and your family is your priority.

It always has been
and it's my priority.

That's why it's my must.

Then, that's gonna be
the reason why,

that I refuse to, to quit.

I'm a husband, I am a father.
That is the most important thing.

I want to go back to my family,
the best version I can.

The biggest joy in your life
is being home with the family,

with the kids and the misses.

And I guess, you want to be that
ultimate role model to the kids

and I get it.

You can still step up,
but you need to...

you need to readopt your
youthful mindset again.

You know, there's you...

we criticise ourselves
for the things we do as youth

but there's a lot we do right
as a youth and that's half the time

it's like not really thinking about
things or overthinking things.

'Cause the more
you overthink something,

you send yourself into a flat spin
and you won't enjoy it.

Don't be afraid if you go...

get knocked down,
get back up just as...

as you have all through
your childhood.

You know, you've been
pushed to the limits.

Push yourself to the limits here.
Just give it a 100%.

Enjoy it, get on with it.

Yes, staff.
Guard!

I need to complete this.

I need to come back to my family

stronger and more complete.

When I'm on this course
and I'm hurting or I'm bleeding

or I can't take another step.

I have to keep going.

It's gonna be all worth it
at the end.

So, I can go home and look,
you know, my family in the eye,

tell them that
their daddy's achieved it

and I know that's gonna go onto
to help me achieve bigger things.