01x07 - Walk the Plank

[bunniefuu]

Previously on "Fear Factor:
House of Fear"...

- Welcome to the pain auction.
- We're about to get hurt.

- [screaming]
- Oh, my goodness.

Come on! Gah!

This is your
elimination challenge,

the pie-eating contest!

You can screw over a competitor

by giving them
another slice of pie.

Sorry, Jayleen,
you're getting a piece of pie.

You target my girl,
I target you.

[retching]

- Show him your mouth!
- Jayleen, you are safe
from elimination!

- [bleep]
- [cheering]

- Lance and Zach...
- [retching]

...the last person to finish
their pie will be eliminated.

- Come on, Zach, swallow it.
- Go, go!

- Finish it, Zach!
- Zach, don't go home now!

- Mind over matter!
- [retching]

[echoing]
Finish it, Zach!

- [retching]
- Come on, Zach!

- [retching]
- Go, go, go!

You have to swallow.
You have to swallow.

Come on, Zach.
Come on, Zach.

- Finish it, Zach!
- You're good, Lance.

- You're good, Lance.
- [retching]

Hearing Zach
puke his brains out

could literally be my demise.

Just swallow.
Put that last piece
in your mouth.

Get all of that
and I think you're good.

Put that in your mouth.
They're all rooting against you.

They are all rooting
against you! Do it now!

- [gagging]
- Come on, Zach!

- Come on, Zach, swallow it.
- You're good.

- Zach! Finish, Zach!
- Go, go, go, go! No!

- Come on, Zach. Swallow it.
- Come on, Zach. Come on, Zach.

- Do it now!
- Oh!

- Finish! Zach, finish, Zach!
- Show the tongue.

- Show him your plate.
- Finish!

Lance, turn your plates over.

- You are safe from elimination.
- Let's go!

- Good job, Lance.
- Let's wake it up, baby.

That means Zach unfortunately
is eliminated.

I'm sorry, Zach.
You've done amazing
in these eliminations,

and tonight
fear really was a factor.

But I know it won't always be.

Everyone say their goodbyes.
Zach's got to get out of here.

Some people might say
I'm a villain

'cause I caused as much drama
and problems as I could.

That is definitely
coming out to get her, dude.

- Whoo!
- Get this [bleep]
out of my face.

I'm definitely
a master of chaos.

- Go, go!
- Yah!

Johnny:
Wow! Zach out of left field.

- How you feeling?
- Crazy.

I don't give a [bleep]
about anybody else.

I'm comfortable with who I am.
That's what makes me me.

So it's got me here.

It's time to throw this,
cause some chaos.

- No one will be safe.
- Zach is done!

Time has stopped.

- [bleep]
- Zach got it.

[bleep]

So, yes, my daughter is gonna
definitely be proud of me,

and I'm proud of myself,
and I can't wait for us
to watch this together.

[sniffles, sighs]

See you guys later.

All right,
well done, everybody.

You eight have survived.

You're one step closer
to $200,000, our grand prize.

I will see you
at the next challenge,

and we're going to be taking it
to a new level tomorrow.

Yeah, I-- I guess.

[bleep]

- [music playing]
- [retching]

[music continues]

Oh, Lord.

Jayleen, Chelsea, Ethan,
Dida, everyone's puking.

- [retching continues]
- [Johnny laughs]

- Oh, God.
- Here goes Rob.

[laughter echoing]

- Today was the worst day ever.
- It was horrible.

That was the most
disgusting thing I've ever
eaten in my life.

That's the most pain
I've ever felt in
my entire life as well.

- [bleep]
- In the same day.

It was putrid.
When I threw up, a tail came up.

- Oh, God.
- Oh.

Zach ate pretty much everything,
and then he still went home.

- Dude, I did not like him.
- He is the root of a lot
of the back and forth drama.

I am so happy
Zach was eliminated,

and serves him right
for being rude,

but I do wish it was Lance.

How are you?
You had a lot of eating today.

It was hard, but I did it.

I was really surprised
that Lance gave that slice
of pie to Jayleen.

She's vegan!

It was
a self-preservation thing.

No shade.
I know I did what I had to do.

Zach was the visible villain.

Now Zach is eliminated,
and Lance is in his villain era.

At the end of the day, I know
I'm very much so bottom tier to
a lot of people's totem pole.

If y'all want me
out of this game, y'all have to
work harder, then do it.

You just had tornado Zach,

but it's nothing
like Hurricane Lance.

- [retching]
- [splashing]

[retching continues]

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- [retching]
- After last night,
I just feel disgusting.

- Did you get it all out?
- No. It's all in my body.

It's all in your body?
Are you just doing,
like, spitting?

I kept gagging,
but nothing would come out.
I just feel nasty today.

Lance picked me because
he thought I had a weakness.

- No. Like, don't play with me.
- Hell, yeah. Yeah.

If people didn't see you
as a threat before, they do now.

- Yeah.
- So...

- I think that's fair.
- Girl, I'm so proud of you.

- I'm scared of you.
- I can fight.

At the end of the day, y'all,
I'm happy I gave Jayleen
a freaking piece of pie.

Every little vegan
in the world is going to
look at Lance and be like,

"Oh, my God, you did so bad."

- I don't care.
- No.

When it was announced
that you won,

it looked like you'd k*lled
all of their dogs.

- Yeah.
- Yesterday was very revealing

that we are on the bottom
of people's totem pole.

- Right.
- It's a five versus
three scenario.

- Let's recap real fast.
- You have two children.

[laughing]

You have a girl
obsessed with a guy...

...who's literally
using her to get to his
grand championship.

And then you got Chelsea,
their little figment.

We just have to win today,
and if we don't win,

we come back
and do what we do best,
which is strategize.

Figure it out.

The other side of the house
is not strategic.

Growing up
in southern Alabama,

kids did not like me
a whole lot

because I was smart.

And unfortunately, that feels
like it's happening here.

But I'm not letting them
stand in the way of my dreams
of winning "Fear Factor."

I have to stay focused
on taking out one
of these big players.

This is $200,000.
You got to play the game.

[music playing]

Oh, boy.

- Bro.
- Oh, my God, heights.

- No way.
- What the heck?

That looks high.
We are taking it to a new level.

- No!
- Oh, God, my stomach
just dropped.

- Johnny:
This is gonna be neato!
- What is this?

I'm stressed.

It is so high.
It is unbelievably high.

And to top it off,
my stomach is destroyed.

How am I going to
get through this?

All right.

Welcome to your next challenge,
Walk The Plank.

[groans]

In this challenge,
you will walk those planks.

- [nervous laughter]
- Oh, Lord Almighty.

Johnny: You will compete
in teams of two.

You will be loaded
onto a platform

and lifted 120 feet
into the air onto those planks.

Your goal,
walk as far out as you can

before you lose your balance,
your footing, or your nerve.

And it's a smidge windy.
That's sure not going to help.

- [beams creaking]
- [groaning]

Now, at the end of the round,
your and your teammate's
distance will be combined.

- Okay.
- The team with the greatest
total distance

will be safe from elimination.

The winners will
get to pick one loser
to send into the Endgame.

- Easy, right?
- So easy.

- Yeah.
- Uh, well, I almost forgot.

- You will be wearing this.
- [groaning]

- No!
- A blindfold.

- Are you serious?
- No way!

Oh, my God.

How? It's hard enough
without it.

Oh, come on.
You guys got this.

- You're lying.
- Would I ever lie to you?

Ethan's freaking out
with that blindfold.

- Oh, my God.
- [bleep]

I can see you all are
just dying to get up there.

- Oh, my God.
- So let's decide our teams.

You will choose
your teammates in the order

that you finished
in that delicious pie-eating
contest last night.

Danielle, you choose first.

Um, I'm going to go with Ethan.

- Right.
- Yeah.

- That's a good pick.
- Why Ethan?

I feel like he and I would
probably do well together.

We did good
in the drowning challenge.

And we did
very well together in
the drowning challenge.

I'm not aligned with Ethan,

but he's one of the winningest
competitors in this game.

And if we win,
I would have to strong-arm Ethan

into putting someone
that he works with
into an Endgame.

If we can't win,
I would also be happy for him
to not be safe.

It's a win-win
situation for me.

- Rob, you get to choose.
- Let's go.

- Dida?
- Let's run it.

- Let's run it.
- All right.

What the hell?
I'm wondering why Rob
didn't say my name.

We're supposed
to be in this together,

so I don't understand
what the logic is in this.

- Chelsea.
- Jayleen, I think you
crushed it last night,

and you keep showing that
you're, like, invincible.

Oh, it could be quite
a pairing up there.

And, of course, that makes
the final duo Blake and Lance.

I feel like Lance
is a great competitor,
as he proved last night.

- Yeah.
- And I just think everybody
else here sucks.

- Oh!
- Whoa, Blake.

Wow, a little smack talk.

All right, this one
isn't a spectator sport,

so you will be
sequestered till it's your turn
to walk the plank.

Danielle, Ethan,
you're up first.

- Go get ready.
- Good luck.

[screaming]

- You ready for this?
- Nah.

I'm an aerospace engineer.
What I really want to do is get
my pilots license,

but one of the things
that's held me back
is my fear of heights.

- I get frozen.
- Okay, here we go.

Platform's definitely wobbly.

This is one of my biggest fears.

- Damn.
- Blindfolds on, please.

Just imagine what's
in front of you, Danielle.

- Yes.
- Never thought I'd be doing
this at 20 years old.

"Oh, Ethan, what do you
want to be when you're older?

A doctor? An engineer?"

Nope. "Fear Factor."

- Three, two, one, go.
- [horns blaring]

- Step up. Mm-hmm?
- All right, I'm going up
with my right.

- Are you feeling good?
- [panting]

Are you feeling confident?

'Cause I actually
am very wobbly.

Yeah, just hold
your ankles stiff.

[exhales]
This is not good.

- I'm good.
- You're good?

Then keep going
because I am shaking.

Johnny: You just got to commit
at some point, Danielle.

I know, I know.

All you got to do
is let go of that hand.

I need to get through this
in my head.

- [gasps]
- You got to put one foot
in front of the other.

[yelps, screams]

It's the total distance
between both of you.

All you got to do
is let go of that hand.

I'm not scared.
I don't know why my legs
are shaking, though.

- Well, I think that's fear.
- Oh, my God.

Hey, Danielle,
I found a pattern.

- One, two, three
with the first leg.
- Yeah?

Pull forward with the back.

[sighs]
This is not good.

- Ethan looks like
he's got this.
- Good.

And you got this, too,
soon as you commit
and start going.

- I just need my legs
to stop shaking.
- That's all right.

That's just the fear
jiggling your legs.

How about take a walk for it?

[creaking]

[bleep], I need to run.

- You're doing it, Danielle.
- No, I need to run.

- Backwards is no good.
- Okay.

At this point,
I just need to run.

No, just walk.
Just do something.

[grunting]

[bleep]

[screams]

- Oh!
- Aah!

Oh, Danielle knocked him off.

- Damn it.
- She was terrified.

Danielle and Ethan made it
a total distance

of 25 feet 6 inches,

so that's the number to beat.

- Your rope hit me.
- Seriously?

I am devastated.

My fear of heights,
it's debilitating.

Danielle's rope hits my hand,
and then I fall.

So this one's on Danielle.

She messed
the whole thing up for me.

What kind of strategy was that?
Jump off that side.

That way you don't hit him.

- You scared of heights?
- Yes.

I know my life is on
the line in this game,

but being hoisted high above
the sky and blindfolded,

it's literally
my worst nightmare.

I could literally
fall to my death right now.

Here we go.

This is the most
important challenge for
Lance and I to win.

If we do not win
this challenge today,

Lance or myself will be called
into the Endgame, 100%.

Blindfolds on, gentlemen.

- All right, go.
- [horns blaring]

All right, Blake.

Ugh. Oh, my God.

- You got it? You got it?
- Oh, my God.

- I'm shaking like crazy.
- Take a second and breathe.

- You got to commit, Lance.
- Yeah.

Johnny, I'm just
a little scared.

- Johnny: I understand.
- Blake: You're good.

- Just take a second.
- I just want you to do good.

Oh, come on, please.

Oh!

Oh, wow.

- Oh, my God.
- You're good.

- Oh, there goes Blake.
- Aah!

Lance, you're the only one
left in the game.

At some point, you got
to let go of this thing.

You're right.

Johnny: Yeah, yeah!

[groaning]

- Damn it.
- Johnny: Lance and Blake went

a total distance
of 26 feet, 6 inches,

so that's the mark
to beat now.

I think I just started
second-guessing it so much.

It was honestly scarier
than I expected.

But you never know, like,
when they're up there,

you don't know how everybody
else is going to do.

Dida: I don't know
how high we're going.

I think Johnny said 100 plus.
That's just too high.

Just please don't let me die.

I don't want to die
from heights, man.

- That's so bogus.
- I'm so anxious about this.

- Hey, guys. What's up?
- What's up, Johnny?

- Good to see you, brother.
- You guys locked in or nervous?

Both.

Swooping, swinging here.

Yeah, I'm super
afraid of heights.

As a kid, we had this


and I'm climbing up the tree.

I fell down
all 60 feet of that tree

and landed about three
centimeters away from a rock.

It was one of the most
terrifying experiences
of my life.

Johnny:
You got a heights problem, Dida?

- Yeah.
- How you feeling right now?

[bleep]

Ooh, boy.

Gentlemen, will you please
put your blindfolds on?

[groaning]

I hope my soccer instincts
kick in now.

Yeah, soccer is going to
help up here.

- Ugh.
- Three, two, one, go.

[horns blaring]

- Dida, nice and slow.
- Nice and slow.

- How you doing?
- I'm good.

Good.

- You scooting?
- Yeah, I'm scooting.

I might try that.

Communication is the key
to any relationship.

All right, Dida,
we're doing great.

Yeah. Keep talking to me.

- I'm with you.
Just keep scooting, man.
- Keep talking.

Just let me know
how you're doing.

- How you doing?
- I got the knees kind of bent.

I'm shaking a little.

Hold on, hold on.
Shaking a little bit.

- You got it, dude.
- Bro, why is it
shaking so much?

I don't know, bro.
We got this.

It gets really wobbly
at the end.

Keep going, guys.
It's how far you both make it.

- Ooh, I'm shaking.
- We got this.

Rob's a little shaky. Uh-oh.

Rob may be going down like
a 29-cent pair of socks.

Oh, they may be both going down
like a 29-cent pair of socks.

- Bro, it's shaking so much.
- We got this.

[bleep], I'm off. Aah!

[bleep]

Aah!

[screaming]

Oh, my God, that's scary.

Johnny: Wow. Rob and Dida
have gone the furthest

with a total distance
of 32 feet.

Now it all comes down
to Jayleen and Chelsea.

That was way harder than
I thought it was going to be.

Dida: This is my third time
trying to face heights.

I don't know
if I've overcame it,

but I'm feeling
a lot braver about myself.

I can't believe
that just happened.
Like, I did that.

I think if I was
to go skydiving tomorrow,
I think I'd be good to go.

Hell, yeah.

- [groans]
- Anyone scared of heights?

I'm more scared of just,
like, the drop.

- Yeah.
- And having a blindfold on?

Not seeing is a little weird.

After last night,
there's obviously people

who want to take me out,
like Lance.

So I need to win this.
I need to protect myself.

Johnny: Okay,
blindfolds on, everybody.

- Three, two, one, go.
- [horns blaring]

- All right, are you on?
- Yep. Are you?

- Yeah. I'm okay.
- How you doing?

- Keep talking.
- I'm taking little
baby motion steps.

I feel the edge.
Baby steps. Breathe.

I like hearing your voice, Jay.

I like hearing yours, too.

I think it really helps us here.

Hold on. Ooh, [bleep]

[whispering]
Come on. Come on.

- Shaking a bit.
- Okay.

How you doing, Jay?

- Talk to me.
- Still good.

Oh, my gosh.

- It's a wiggle.
- Take it all the way.

Oh, my God.
They might beat Rob and Dida.

- Ahh!
- Hold on. Slow-- [bleep]

Slow down. It's moving
so [bleep] much.

[screams]

- Johnny: Remember.
- Hold on. Slow down.

- [bleep]
- The pair with the furthest

- combined distance wins
the challenge.
- I can't.

No. No, no, no.

Yeah, forward is great.
Wonderful.

- Careful with your movement.
- Stabilize.

They're doing great.
They may take this.

- Breathe. Breathe.
- Okay.

[bleep]

[screaming]

[bleep]

[grunting]

Awesome job!

We were doing so good
in the beginning.

- I know. You were.
- You guys did great!

We did good.
We could have done better,
we feel.

- Mm-hmm.
- But it's fine.

- We did what we did.
- If I could do it again,
we'd get to the end.

- Hindsight, you know?
- Yeah.

- Proud of you. We did it.
- I'm proud of you, too.

They may have taken that.
I'm not sure.

Everyone did fantastic in this.
Great job.

Walking a plank that high,
a wobbly plank, takes real guts.

I saw fear in some of your eyes,
but you still went for it.

Most of you, that is.

Your goal was to walk as far out
on the plank as possible.

Okay, any predictions
who came in first?

- I feel like you two did good.
- Yeah, I feel like you guys
are probably the winners.

Yeah. Who knows?

- Whoops, I do.
- Oh.

In the end, two teams
made it much further
than everybody else.

Those teams
are Jayleen and Chelsea
and Dida and Rob.

Both teams did awesome,

and the winning team
only won by a few feet.

Oh, [bleep].

It goes to...

- Chelsea and Jayleen!
- [cheering]

- [bleep]
- Oh, wow!

- [laughing]
- [bleep]

- Yeah!
- It was close.

Jayleen,
you went farther than anyone.

- Whoo!
- Yes, you did.

I knew you were ahead of me.

Chelsea and I won,

so, Rob, you should be
a little more scared

about the girlies here
because I can do more than
I look like I can do.

- Great job, both of you.
- I thought we were dead last!

So empowering for two women
to win this one together.

The women have control of
this game for the first time.

All right, you'll get
a sneak peek of the Endgame
back at the Fear House.

And you will decide one person

who will go
into the elimination.

But how many players
that person will choose

to join them in tonight's
Endgame will remain a mystery.

- Oh, my God.
- So anxious.

[sighing]

[laughing]

I'm so proud of you.
I can't believe it.

- We were just
from the lowest low.
- Bro, yesterday?

- Like, the lowest low.
- Johnny: Oh, Lord.

Everyone's puking.

And the thing is, we didn't
do all that for nothing.

- You know?
- Literally.

- It paid off today!
- It paid off. Look at us!

I'm so glad. This was,
like, the biggest win.

We did good.

Not great. Not great.

I am scared because
I feel like an Endgame
is coming up for me.

Right. 'Cause you haven't been
into an Endgame yet either.

Losing the challenge,
I am bummed.

And now me and Blake
are possibly going
into the Endgame.

But whether it's me,
whether it's Blake,
we are not giving up.

We're going to fight
tooth and nail to get back
in this house

and really raise hell.

No matter what our fears is,
the job has to get done.

- Right.
- And fear cannot be a factor
for neither one of us.

Right.
And what I love so much about
the original "Fear Factor"

is watching people
overcome their fears

and come out of it
more confident, like,
a better version of them.

Yeah, you done built
so much confidence.

A better version
of themselves. I know.

You done built so much
confidence being here.

Like, day one, I was like,
I felt like I didn't belong.

But I started
coming out of my shell,

and I am definitely more
confident every single day
that I'm here.

I did not come here
to play in fear.

So I'm going to push
any fear I have

about the Endgame
out of my brain.

And if I do go in,
it's time to step up
and make a move.

I'm ready to, like,
flip some tables.

- You got this.
- Sounds good.

What are your guys' thoughts
if we say we pick one person,

that person's going to
pick three others.

What do you think
is best case scenario?

Let's play it safe.
I think you have to
choose Danielle.

She takes one step
after I've already made it
to the end.

She fell and it knocked me off.

- Whoa.
- Was that her strategy?

I feel like if you guys
pick Danielle,

- she's picking Blake and Lance.
- Yeah.

I don't know,
I feel like she's super
tight with Lance.

I don't think that matters
at this point.

I don't think
she's tight with anybody.

She's terrified of leaving.

- She doesn't want to leave.
- Yeah.

I feel like Lance,
you've got an easy one

- because he gave you the pie.
- Lance is the easiest out.

- Yeah.
- It's Lance or Blake for me.

- It's so scary, dude.
- It is scary.
This is a big one.

We're only picking one person
to go in the Endgame,

but I have no idea how many
people are going with them.

This is tough.
Who are we going to choose,
and who would they choose?

I'm so glad you guys won.
I think people in the house
should be afraid of you.

- They should be.
- Like, I had my doubts
about you, but--

I think I've been
underestimated this entire time.

- Hell, yeah. Hell, yeah.
- Until this moment.

[beeping]

Look, look, look, look, look.

First Look!
First Look light is on!

- Chelsea!
- I'm so ready.

- Shall I go in with you guys?
- Um, that's okay.

That's okay.
Yeah, we'll be good.

All right.
Good luck in there.

You go.
You had the tough,
tough night, sister.

- Sure did.
- Okay.

[music playing]

- Oh, just the girls!
- Just the girls!

I'm feeling good about
having some power tonight.

Am I going to be evil
or am I going to be nice?
I don't know.

Give it to me.
Give it to me, Johnny.
Give it to me, Johnny.

Oh, God.

- Oh, no. Ooh!
- [snapping]

Oh, my God.
What in the hell?

[gasping]
I hate maggots.

- Oof!
- This is so [bleep] gross.

- Absolutely grotesque.
- [squeals, groans]

[music playing]

- [snapping]
- Ooh!

- Mousetraps.
- Oh.

It looks like cake.

- Eww.
- Eww!

- [gasping]
- Oh, my God.

Ugh.

Well, let's talk through
our options then.

So the first person
we're considering,
obviously, is Lance.

He really screwed you
over last night.

Break my 16 years of veganism,

and that is a very touchy
subject for me.

Our strategy is
to protect our boys Rob,
Ethan, and Dida.

And Lance totally screwed me
with that pie and I'm mad.

I'm livid.

I think, like,
you have a reason for
Lance, obviously.

- Yeah.
- I have a reason for Blake.

Payback for Tyler. Still.
I haven't gotten mine yet.

The thing is,
I think Blake and Lance
will both pick Danielle.

- I think they will, too.
- So I think it's safe to go...

- So it's safe
to pick one of them.
- ...one of them.

I'm so torn between them two.

Lance, do you regret
your decision giving Jayleen
that piece of pie?

It was never giving me
just like,

"Oh, I hate you and
I want you out of this game."

Oh, no. You said,
"I'm picking Jayleen
because she's vegan."

Self-preservation and a vegan.
So I feel it would be tough.

We all want to be here,
we all want $200,000,

and that's the path I thought
would help me survive.

So are you guys all
thinking about who you want to
do the final challenge with?

That's what I'm thinking about.

If I make it
out of here tonight,

who do I have
the best chance with?

We'll see.

[music playing]

- What is that?
- Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

- What is this?
- Johnny: What do you mean?

It's a fun Saturday night.

- I think those are mousetraps.
- Oh, it's mousetraps!

I thought the pain was over.

I see what looks like
thousands of mousetraps

and I see four absolutely
disgusting cakes.

Unlike the pies
we had in the last Endgame,
this one is moving.

Hello.

Welcome to the Endgame.

- We call it Mousetrapped.
- Ooh!

This challenge will test
both your pain threshold

and your gag reflexes
at the same time.

[gasping]

Jayleen and Chelsea, since
you won our challenge earlier,

you get to pick one person
to face elimination.

And that person
will pick one more loser

to drag into
the Endgame with them.

Oh, my God, I'm so stressed.

Only two people
play this Endgame,

so it could be a situation
where I get thrown in

just because
I'm the only woman in
the house that's not safe.

Johnny: Here's how this
is going to work.

You will be walking barefoot
through these mousetraps.

- Oh, my God.
- 1,400 of them.

Whoa.

Inside of it are four tables

with yummy delicious cheese

that's also infested
with maggots.

- Oh, my God.
- Mmm, mmm, mmm.

- [groaning]
- Absolutely crawling with them.

Teeming with them!

Jayleen,
you're responding to this

and you don't even
have to do it tonight.

Oh, I hate maggots.

Johnny: All right, well,

buried in each mound
of maggot cheese

is a Fear Factor disc.

Using only your mouth,
you must retrieve all four discs

and drop them
inside your circle.

Once you have
all four disks in there,

you'll have to go
to the small mouse door,

put your hand inside,
and let a mousetrap snap on it.

- Oh, my gosh.
- You know, in life,

the second rat gets the cheese,

but tonight it's the first
rat who will get it.

The person who does all of this
the fastest wins.

The loser, unfortunately,
is eliminated.

Okay.

Lance: I am grossed out
with this maggoty,
cheesy Endgame.

Chelsea and Jayleen
are definitely picking me

because they know
that I have the worst
gag reflex known to man,

so my heart is beating.

Chelsea, Jayleen,
you won our challenge.

So why don't you
come up here and join me

and we'll talk
about who you want to put
into the Endgame.

Does anyone
want to plead their case

why they do not want to be
in the Endgame?

Um, I mean, you know,

I definitely did something
very treacherous yesterday,

but if you slap my back,
I'll slap yours back.

I owe you one big time,
so hopefully it's not me.

I haven't won anything here.

Technically, I was on
a challenge that my team won,
but I quit.

So I actually think
I'd be a really good person
to be in the finale with.

And let's start thinking ahead,
because that finale is coming

and there's a lot of very stiff
competition all around me.

- Okay.
- Yeah. We hear you.

Jayleen and Chelsea,
who would you like to put
into the Endgame?

The obvious choice would be
someone who brought me

to my lowest point
in this competition last night.

But, you know, queen prevails.

And kind of finally
want to use my payback.

So we're going to use Blake.

Johnny:
Oof! Man.

For Tyler.

[screaming]

I told Johnny they're
still really upset.

- Always.
- I don't think they understand

this is a strategic game
for $200,000.

Like, I played the game
and they're upset.

Well, toothpaste
is out of the tube now,

so you've been chosen.

I would love to, since I enjoy
these Endgames so much.

All right, Blake, you are
the Grand Poobah right now.

- The big cheese.
- Okay, okay.

Who would you like to pull
into the Endgame with you?

So I'm thinking ahead
to the finale,

and I want to take this as
an opportunity to play offense,

so I'm going to make a move.

This young man
is going for it.

Oh, my God.

All right, Blake,
who would you like to pull

into the Endgame with you?

Ethan, come on down.

- Oh!
- [bleep]

- Ooh!
- What?

Whoa!

He gave me
that Evil Pie yesterday,

so he'll get four today.

I am shocked right now.
I did not expect this.

I don't know
what Blake is thinking.

I think it's amazing
that Blake's got the ba*ls

to go after
such a strong competitor.

Strategically, this is
probably one of the best moves

if he can pull off this win.

Ethan, you look
a little forlorn.

Are you upset about
being put in the Endgame?

Of course, but he chose me.

Do you feel confident
you can beat Blake?

- Or-- yeah?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- For sure.
- Blake, do you feel confident
you can beat Ethan?

No, not at all.

I think there's a very good
chance he can beat me.

But listen,
if he can beat me in this,

he could beat me
in the finale, and then
what am I still doing here?

- Oh.
- So, like, we have to start
thinking ahead, guys.

You can't just play
challenge by challenge.

You guys have to understand
that only one person
wins this game.

Stop playing a scared game.

Actually start playing
the game the way it's
intended to be played.

- Oof! Wow!
- I just wish I had more
game players to talk to,

not just people who want to
make out with their girlfriend.

- This is not that kind of show.
- Oh-h*!

You're making all sorts
of friends tonight.

- Blake: Who cares?
- [murmuring]

We're not a family.

We're all competing
for $200,000.

Work, b*tch. I love it.

Summer camp is over, guys.

It was over
when I sent Tyler home.

- It's not all about you, dude.
- It's not.

Most of you guys
will never talk to me again.

- Will you talk to them?
- I mean, if they want to talk
to me, I'll talk to them.

But I'm not a very
social person outside of this.

I'm very busy. I have a dog.

Oh! My stomach.

- Dude is crazy, bro.
- He's a hard man
to get to know.

- [laughter]
- [muted chatter]

If you didn't send Tyler home
or you went by the plan,

you would have
had our trust in you.

Maybe I didn't want
to work with you guys.

Why didn't you want
to work with them?

I don't know.
I don't really vibe with them

the way I do with
other people in the house.

I do admire you
just burning down the house.

- You got ba*ls, but...
- We'll see.

Let's get him
out of the game, bruh.
Hurry up. Let's go.

Oof! Daggers are
flying here tonight on
the set of "Fear Factor."

I support it.

I think we said
all we needed to say.

- Let's do it. Yeah.
- Let's do it.

Honestly, I'm loving
that Blake is waking it up.

If you're going to go out,
go out in a blaze of glory.

Kudos to you, babe.

I can smell that cheese
from here. Ugh.

Oh, my God.

There are 1,400
mousetraps out here,

but I'm not going to
try to dodge them.

I'm just going to go fast.

Because if I beat Ethan tonight,
it changes this entire game.

All right, fellas,
the challenge begins at
the sound of my air horn.

And remember, you can't use
your hands. You ready?

- Yeah!
- Yes, sir.

- All right. Let's go!
- [horns blaring]

[grunting, shouting]

- Aah! Ow!
- Come on, Ethan!
Get in there.

- Oh, my God.
- Oh! Nasty, dude!

Ethan:
The cheese is thick, dude,

and I've never smelled
anything like this.

I can smell it from here.

Blake: This is
absolutely disgusting.

It smells like blue cheese
sat in the hot Florida sun,

- but I have to keep going.
- Oh, man.

Just a face full of maggots.
What an evening.

Get in there!

[retching]

Johnny: Oh!
Blake's got his first disc.

- Blake's got one.
- [bleep]

- [grunting]
- This hurts so bad.

Every time I step
on a mousetrap,

it feels like slamming
your finger in a car door,

but on your feet.

- Oh, God!
- Oh, Ethan's getting in there.

You get in there, man.
Get in there.

- All: Oh!
- Go find it, go find it,
go find it!

- Flip it around.
- You got it. Get in there.

Johnny:
Can't use those hands.

- Hustle.
- No, no.

There you go, Ethan.
There you go. There.

- Attaboy, attaboy.
Keep going. Attaboy.
- Hustle!

Yes. Yeah, there you go.

- You got it, Ethan!
- Oh!

- Oh, God.
- Oh, that is so chunky.

Johnny:
Blake's still searching
for that second disc.

Oh, Blake's got his second.

- Come on, Ethan.
- Let's go!

- There you go.
- You got it.

Keep going, keep going.

Aah, aah, aah!

Keep going, keep going.
There you go, there you go.

- Yeah, boy.
- Ethan's got his first disc.

- Ay!
- Oh, Ethan's got his first one.

- Hustle!
- Going for his second disc.

Flip it around, flip it around.
There you go. There.

- Keep going, keep going.
- You got it, you got it.

- Get in there.
- Man, Blake is blazing.

- He's going for his third disc.
- Attaboy, attaboy.

- Keep going. Attaboy.
- Hustle!

There you go. Keep going.
Don't even worry about him.

You good. Send his a*s home!

- Dig in up in there.
- Oh!

- He can't find-- oh!
- Hustle, hustle, hustle!

Johnny:
Blake's got his third disc.

Oh, Ethan's still searching
for that second disc.

- Boy, is he getting in there.
- Come on, Ethan!

Whoo! Go, go, go, go, go!

- [retching]
- Don't throw up.

Blake's still searching
for that fourth disc,

- while Ethan only has one.
- Come on, Ethan!

Oh, Ethan's got his second one.
He's going for his third.

- Aah!
- Attaboy. Get in there.

Johnny:
Well, now, we're learning a lot
about Ethan tonight.

- Keep going.
You're crushing it.
- Johnny: Oh, man.

Johnny: Ethan's going to be
blowing up on whatever dating
app these kids are using.

[Johnny laughs]

Oh, Ethan's got his third!
And we are tied.

- Aah!
- What a comeback for Ethan.

Atta boy.

- [bleep]
- Hustle, hustle, hustle.

- Check the side of your head!
- Hustle.

Johnny:
It's all going to come down
to whoever can find

that last disc first
and stick their hand in
the old mousetrap.

- Finish it off!
- You got it.

Don't even worry about him.
You good.

- Johnny: Oh!
- Put your hands in.

Ethan has his fourth disc
and has taken the lead.

- Hustle!
- Johnny: But he's not done yet.

- Go get your finger in there!
- There you go, boy.

- Send his a*s home!
- Johnny: Oh, my goodness!

Get your finger in the thingy!

Johnny:
Ethan's still got to put his
finger in the thingy.

- Aah!
- Hustle, hustle.

- Finish it off, finish it off.
- Johnny: Come on, Blake.

Keep going.

- [bleep]
- Johnny: That's it.

- Done.
- There you go, boy! We're done!

- Ethan has won.
- Ah!

- [bleep]
- Johnny: Wow.

- Good job, Ethan.
- Aww.

Blake has been eliminated.

Oh!

Ugh. You're great at this game.

Blake, unfortunately, you've
been eliminated tonight,

but I think your students
are going to be really proud
of how you conducted yourself.

I think your family's
going to be proud.

I know you came here
to face your fears,

but tonight you
just weren't fast enough.

Why don't you say
your goodbyes?

You guys want
to say goodbye to me

or are you guys mad at me?

Okay, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

It has been my dream
to be on "Fear Factor"

since June 11th, 2001,
season 1, episode 1.

When I watched that first
episode of "Fear Factor,"

it unlocked something
inside of me.

The fear of failure constantly
impeded my performance
in these challenges.

And every day I made it,
that fear of failure
started to shrink.

I want to start putting
myself out there more,

not be afraid to take risks
in my everyday life.

I feel like I'm no longer
"Fear Factor" Kid.

I'm leaving "Fear Factor" Man.

Who wants to date me?

- All right, bye, guys.
- Bye!

See ya.

All right,
the magnificent seven.

You seven are so close
to that $200,000 grand prize.

- Let's go.
- All right.

Head back to the Fear House,

and I'll see you
at the next challenge.

And get ready, 'cause
you're going to have to claw
your way through it.

- Ooh!
- Oh!

I was directly targeted
and still survived.

And I am facing my fears,

and I am
a very strong competitor.

- Bye, Johnny!
- Good night.

"Claw your way through it."

Lance: All that's left
in our alliance is me
and Danielle,

and we really
have to get it together

if we want to win the prize.

It's going to be a tough
uphill battle,

but I came here to win.

Watch out, boys.
I'm coming for you next.

Oh, my God,
that was disgusting.

Next time on "Fear Factor:
House Of Fear"...

- You will become the claw.
- [bleeping]

- Down, down, down.
- No!

I have been dripping
and drooling at the thought
of having power...

- Oh, my God!
- ...because I know that people
are coming for me.

- What is this?
- Oh, my God.

This is literally
my worst nightmare.

The biggest snake
so far has been Rob.

Nobody trusts you in the house.

I'm definitely
not scared of you.

- Fumbled it.
- Get out of here.

My game will speak
for itself in the truth.

- You've been spreading lies.
- Wow! The gloves are off!