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14x06 - Next Gen Survival

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Naked and Afraid". Aired: June 23, 2013 – present.*
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Each episode chronicles the lives of two survivalists who meet for the first time naked and are given the task of surviving a stay in the wilderness for 21 days.

14x06 - Next Gen Survival

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All right.
So, you see the camera?

I've been on my laptop all day.

[chuckles]
suspiciously familiar.

We're all familiar. I'm doing
the 14-day fan challenge.

Really?

I am so happy to be getting
rid of her for two weeks.

You're saying that
now until goodbye, julia.

[narrator] for the first time
in naked and afraid history,


The children of two
naked and afraid all-stars


Are taking on a
challenge of their own.


Hey, what kinda things
you've been doing to prep?

All right, so for instance, I'm gonna
take a quick jump up and down

On these rocks right here.

Nothing. Not even a wince.

My dad is wes.

He's been on the
show three times.


He did 21 days in brazil.

[woman] oh, my god, I
can't believe you just did that.

I'm about to eat.

[waylon] and xl
challenge in africa.


- My man, wes!
- I feel freaking great.

[waylon] and a 21-day
challenge in ecuador.


It's absolutely
pouring out there.

I mean, everyday, for
hours and hours and hours.

[waylon] so, he's a pretty
bad a*s guy in my eyes.


I'm ready to see myself
go through this evolution,


That he has also gone through.

I know I'm gonna be on
with another veteran's kid.

I have no idea who.

[trish] hey julia, I brought
you a little extra breakfast.

- Termites, mom.
- Try one.

- Just try one.
- I'm going.

'cause if you've not eat a
termite, you don't know how to live.

Let me see 'em on your tongue.

- Is it delicious?
- It's so good.

You're welcome, america.

[julia] my mom
is trish bulinsky.


And she did a challenge in

Rio claro, colombia.

And she kicked a*s.

- Something got in?
- Something got in.

- Look, they're eating...
- Shut up, they're eating our leaves?

- Yes.
- [trish] oh, my god.

We'll jump together.

- Three. Two. One.
- [trish whoops]

Run it, honey, run it.
Get those feet in shape.

[julia] the reason I'm
doing this challenge is


To prove to my mom that she's
not the only badass in our house.


[trish] yeah, look at
those jungle stompers.

This is it.

You're not gonna fit.

- Bye, honey. Miss you.
- Bye.

- All right. I'll see you.
- You too.

[waylon] I'm ready
for a major adventure.


Bring it on.

Here we go.

I'm seeing a lot of forest.

It's really beautiful, but
desolate, nonetheless.

[julia] this jungle is
definitely intimidating.


Not something to be messed with.

This is gonna be my future for
the next two weeks of my life.


It's getting real. It's
really getting real here.

[waylon] my confidence level is
about as high as it's ever been,


Now that I'm seeing
the environments.

So, I'm ready to do it.

I would describe myself as

Happy-go-lucky,
driven, and head strong.


And if I just have the right attitude, I
can get through just about anything.

It is very important
that I make it through.


Not only so I can approach my
dad as an equal from now on,


But just for my own pride.

When I think of advice
that my dad has given me,


"you're gonna be miserable, so
you might as well get used to it."

Being here with the kid of a
veteran is giving me some comfort.


I'm not gonna be
looking back one bit.


Let's get out there.
Let's do this. I'm ready.

Holy [bleep]! That's pretty.

That looks like a desktop
background right there.

Being eighteen, I'll be the youngest
person to attempt this challenge.

And,

I'm kinda proud of that.

I'd say one of the biggest
misconceptions about me is that,


I'm just that little
teenage blond girl that...

Not really that tough,
can't really deal with much,


But I have a very
tough mentality


And that's one of the biggest
things that can get you through this.


My mom is very
outspoken type of person,


But I'm exact opposite.

Cool, calm, and collected.

I'm really just gonna try and keep a positive
attitude like my mom's been telling me to.


I know I'm gonna k*ll
it and I'm ready for it.

[narrator] waylon and julia
will be surviving 14 days


In santa rosa, mexico.

In this dramatic,
highland rainforest,


They will endure
crushing humidity,


Relentless fire ants,

And have to stay vigilant
for pumas and jaguars


That use their
supreme night vision


To stalk and k*ll their prey.

The dense jungle is also
the perfect hunting ground


For one of the most
deadly vipers on earth,


The fer-de-lance.

Here we go.

Just another Tuesday.

Being naked isn't
really a thing to me.


There's less tight
things on you.


It's more comfortable.

I am sweating.

It's my favorite outfit.

Some traits I would not be
able to stand in a partner,


Is they were lazy, and...

Oh, my god, please
don't be a crier.


These [bleep] ants, man.

k*lling me.

[narrator] waylon has
learnt survival skills


Such as hunting and fire
building from his father.


Julia is resilient,
like her mother.


She also has experience
making traps and snares.


And while they both
have the stamina of youth,


They both lack body fat,

Which could become
a distinct disadvantage


If they struggle to source food.

They both begin with the
same primitive survival rating


Or psr, of 5.9.

- What's up.
- Hi.

Yeah, I'm covered in
[bleep] ants right now.

- How you doing?
- Hi.

I hope I'm not spreading
all my ants to you.

Yeah please stay away.

Watch out for fire ants, 'cause
they are coming with a fiery hell.

- So, what's you name?
- Waylon.

- What's your name?
- Julia.

Julia. It's nice to
meet you, julia.

You too. It's a
great first meeting.

Yeah, I know, yeah.
Covered in ants.

I got welts all over me now.

So, who's your parent?

I am trish's daughter.
From colombia.

Okay, I'm wes's son.

He's done ecuador and
couple of other places.

- Oh wow.
- Yeah.

I've been really excited for this
moment that we get to put the bags on.

- Dude, it's like christmas morning.
- I know, yeah.

What have you got?

So, I've got a fire starter,
lent to me by my father.

I have a machete.

I got a pot right here.

I got a map.

So, we are here.

Looks like we gotta
go down to the jungle.

It's just looking
like a snake cave.

Yeah. Looks like there's some
resources over here that we gotta get to.

Yeah, looks like a there's a river
between us and them, though.

Well, no time like the present.

Let's go. Let's get a move on.

[narrator] julia and waylon will
hike three miles towards the delta.


Heavy rains up river
can cause it to flash flood,


Rising several
feet within minutes.


And it's raging currents and
multiple hundred foot waterfalls,


Make it treacherous to navigate.

So, what's your deal?

You got any plans for
school or anything like that?

Honestly, I have no idea
what I wanna do with my life.

I graduated two years
ago from high school

And one of the biggest
reasons to take on this challenge,

Is to figure out what I actually
wanna do after I get out of here.

Did you just graduate?

So, I'm actually missing
classes to be here right now.

My last class
actually, of college.

- Are you actually?
- Yeah.

Well, you better make
this worthwhile then.

I know right? Yeah.

Me and waylon definitely have
kind of the same sense of humor.


Definitely laughing at
everything already, constantly.

So, I'm really looking forward
to doing this challenge with him.

God. Sharp stuff.

So, it's a little more
forested over here.

It's definitely getting thicker.

What is that noise?

Holy [bleep]!

-Oh! -Be very careful.

How does it look?

It's a far drop.

You gonna take a look?

No. That's just
a straight up no.

I'm just not going down there.

I'm looking at this insane view

And I turn around

And see waylon is kind
of still hiding on the trail


And come to find out
he is terrified of heights.

I don't [bleep] like that.

Just don't look, don't look.

[waylon] ohh.

This is an interesting
little spot right here.

Yeah.

This cave seems like a
great place to set up shop.

It's not too bad.

Oh, my god.

- Look. Yeah.
- What the hell. That's right there.

Fresh water, baby.

[bleep] man, I'll
go for it, yeah.

Go for it.

- Smell good, taste good, look good?
- Yeah.

Smell good, look good,
taste good. All of the above.

I like it here.

This is gonna be our best
bet of staying like super dry.

And we have access to
that guaranteed water source.

The only thing I'm worried
about up here is snakes.

Yeah.

[narrator] in addition to
the deadly fer-de-lance,


Santa rosa is also home
to the mexican moccasin,


A highly dangerous pit viper

That nests in the
crevices of caves.


It's long hinged fangs
can deliver a fatal bite,


k*lling an adult
human within hours.


I'm fine with just
sleeping on the floor.

I dunno about you.

I'm fine with that.

But this was washed up here
by the river. It didn't just get here.

I don't wanna be in here
when that water comes up.

Yeah, I understand the concern.

I am scared of
staying in this cave,

Because of my mom's experiences of
flash flooding in the middle of the night.

All right, we do also have to
keep in mind, the time constraints.

That is true.

'cause we are going to rapidly run
out of day here in the next few hours.

Julia seems really scared of
places that could potentially flood,

But it's dry.

So, I can't just ignore that.

We can get something
going down here.

Well, I'm gonna go see if I
can't get a little fuego started.

Pretty good at fire?

Yeah, my dad actually taught me.

So, while waylon is working on
the fire, I decided to go and, get

Firewood, firewood, firewood.

'cause I'm not going cold.

Just picking up stuff like cordage
and any fire materials that we can use.


I'll be honest.

Time is not exactly looking
like it's on our side right now.

Sun is quickly going down.

I'm getting nervous.

It's just so damn
moist out here.

It's scary

Thinking that someone else
is relying on you to start a fire

And what if you can't do it.

Hell yeah.

Hold up, I need help with this.

Yup.

We got it. We got it.

- Yeah.
- Good job.

Nothing, nothing, nothing, poof!

And then that was it.

When you like finally
get a go and you're like,

Holy [bleep], this
is what I needed.

- You know?
- Yeah.

All I know is we've got fire.

Thank you, waylon.

I know my dad
would be proud of me.

So, we've got a fire going

And enough wood to
last us for a little while.

[waylon] I realize I'm
exhausted right now.

I would really like an
okay night's sleep tonight


And hit the ground
running tomorrow morning.


[frogs croaking]

[waylon] so, here
I am, up for hours.

I've been travelling around
every corner of this fire

And I cannot seem to find
one semi-comfortable place

To catch some shut-eye.

[julia] you okay?

[waylon] I'm getting frustrated.

- Have you slept at all?
- [waylon] no.

My leg muscles keep cramping

Whenever I bend my legs.

It's terrible to try
and sleep with.

[julia] take your
time, take a breath.

[waylon speaking]

[waylon] I can't even describe

How proud of myself I
am after the first night.


You know, julia's
a great partner.


So, she was very supportive.

I'm hoping for a good
night's sleep tonight.


And if I can just
make it to that next day

I'll probably feel
a whole lot better.

[julia] it was a long night.

But, uh, the
cave didn't flood...


And we did run out of firewood.

So, I'm trying to,
get some dry wood.

I'm a little worried
about waylon.


I hope I can help
him through and just,

Keep in the right head
space while we're out here.

[waylon] I'm excited to try
and find some food, man.

- I'm getting hun-hungry.
- [julia] me too.

[julia] on the map it said
that the resources are mostly

On the other side of the river.

We should attempt
to cross this river

And see what we can find.

[waylon] yeah.

And make sure you have
your walking stick too.

[julia] okay.

- I can handle this.
- [julia] oh, yeah.

[julia] we can get across this.

Be careful, these
rocks are actually

Slippery over here.

[waylon] take a wrong step
and all of a sudden you're,

Three feet deep in water.

Just with all the, uh,
cracks and crevices.

[groans]

It's pretty wild.

Thank god for walking sticks.

[julia] right.

It helps so much.

[waylon] well, we made it.

[julia] hell, yeah.

[waylon] yeah,
let's take a gander.

- Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
- [julia] what?

[waylon gasps] food!

[julia] oh, yeah.

I think these are nanches.

Nanche. They're
like, pretty sweet.

See right up there.

Then we can
use the pit for bait.

- Can we?
- [julia] yeah.

[waylon] oh, I
did not know that.

I'm gonna just start eating.

I'm [bleep] starving.

These berries taste

Not that great.

They kinda taste
like, chalky citrus.


But nonetheless, it is calories.

[julia] are you getting as
many as you can? 'cause I am.

- Yeah. I've got a handful.
- [julia] yeah?

[julia] I really enjoy it.

Specially with
the hunger factor,


Anything is food

And our stomachs are
pretty happy with us.

I hope these don't
get me backed up

Like my dad in africa.

That's what got him tapped.

[wes] I'm just hung
up right there. [groans]

All that [bleep] pain is so bad.

[groans] I'm [bleep] dude.

All that straining

And not a [bleep] thing there.

Nobody should have to
go through this. No one.

I know his was
from a lot of meat.

But I know a lot of the same
foods can really hurt you.

Um, after 15-20 of them,

My stomach is, like,
ready to stop eating,

Which is pretty strange.

This is coming from the same guy

That could down 12
tacos in one sitting

Before he left for this.

[julia] hold on!

Whoa! There's a big toad.

[waylon] oh, my god!

[julia] looks like a toad to me.

[narrator] the gulf coast toad

Secrets poisonous fluid

From its glands
when under stress.


The poison is powerful
enough to k*ll small animals


And is also toxic to humans.

[julia] whoa! Got him.

Oh, I see the ooze.

- So, that's poisonous?
- [julia] yeah.

- So, it's a toad?
- [julia] yeah.

[julia] you could
just skin it and eat it.

[waylon] okay. I'm just
gonna cut its head off.

- [julia] oh, god.
- Yeah, he's, he's gone.

[julia] okay. I'm
absolutely thrilled

To have just gotten
this meal for the night.

And, I'm really hoping

That this little bit of protein

Is going to help waylon
get through the night


And improve his,

Look of the challenge.

I think we should probably go,

Do firewood and just get...

[waylon] get comfortable
in the cave for the night.

Oh. Whoa! Whoa!
Whoa! Look at that snake.

- [julia] oh, my god!
- There, you see that?

- Yeah, I see the snake.
- [waylon] uh-huh.

[julia] holy crap.

[waylon] the more I think about

Going through waters
with snakes in it,

The more it's gonna
make me nervous.

So, I'm just gonna
stop right now.

[julia] all right.
Let's head back.

Dude, I don't see where
it went up. It didn't go up.

I'm just...

So focused right now.

[waylon] I will be
honest with you though.

[julia] what?

[waylon] I'm feeling
tiny bit queasy.

[julia] do you think
it's from the fruit?

[waylon] I don't know.

Maybe it's just the fact
that it's the first thing

I've eaten in, like, two days.

[julia] yeah.

[waylon] this toad, it's skin

Is extremely strong and elastic.

So, I'm having to be very
specific with the machete.


Well, it kinda worked.

Oh! [bleep] that's
boiling. Okay.

Throw it in the pot.

You about ready to eat?

[julia] I am.

I come back from
my firewood scavenge


And waylon already
has dinner ready.

[waylon] we've got a toad stew.

It is the most delightful thing.

- That's dinner.
- [julia] yeah.

[waylon] dinner in a
nutshell right there.

- What do you think?
- Hm. It's like chicken.

[julia laughs]

The toad has some meaty,

Meaty legs on him. And,

I'm in love.

[waylon] I hope I
don't start tripping.

You kinda have to pick it
clean when you're eating it.


Just because of the toxins
that can be in their skin.


And I really didn't want

To have some
psychedelic journey.


[julia] good. Fire and food.

Fire on day one,
food on day two.

That's pretty damn good.

[julia] you know, I don't
wanna sound c*ck. But,

I think we're doing better
than both of our parents did

On their first challenge.

I think we got pretty lucky

With how things
are going right now.

[twig snaps]

[waylon] I just have
really bad diarrhea.

So, I'm really hoping that's,

Something that's,

On its way out, not in.

Um.

We'll see though. Um.

Oh. Yeah, I really
hope I can get

Some sleep in
the next little bit.

Ah, here we go.

[groans] bathroom
break number, three.

[farts]

[groans]

- How does your stomach feel?
- [waylon] terrible.

I had to go poop again.

- Again?
- [waylon] yes.

[julia] bro.

[waylon] I hope that
goes away today.

I gotta go again. Sorry.

I hate to cut the
conversation short.

[julia] waylon's
definitely an open book


With whatever
that happens to him


Whether it's his
emotions or bowel issues.


It can get kinda annoying

'cause I'm the
complete opposite.


Because when I do
have those emotions


My coping strategy
is just to internalize it.


Saying it out loud for me,

It doesn't really help me.

I'm about to go

Make a fish trap
across the river.

[waylon] okay.

[julia] I come to
another waterfall.


And I'm looking
down to the bottom


And I see a lot of,
like, decent size fish.


It's really looking
like a great spot


To start a fish trap.

Pretty slippery over here but,

It's honestly the
best spot to catch fish.

So, I'm making a line

And then I'm gonna
bring it in like a heart.


Make like a trap pool

So the fish don't
know how to get out.

They come in and they can't,

They can' leave.

I think this is a,
pretty decent trap


And hopefully we
can get some fish.


How's it going?

[waylon] I stopped having
squirts a few hours ago.

- Good. Good.
- [waylon] yeah.

[waylon] yeah.
Since then the nausea

Kinda went away
a little bit as well.

[julia] awesome.

There's no more of
those little orange fruits.

There's no real reliable
food sources around here


Other than the
little orange fruits.


But, we haven't seen
a fresh supply yet


Which probably means
that we can't rely on them

For the rest of the
time we're here.

Damn, damn, damn, damn.

I saw something on the
other side of the river.

Armadillos.

Right along the
little line right there.

I, uh...

Sorry, I thought I
saw something else.

[julia] what do you
think you saw over there?

[waylon] probably an armadillo

- If I had to guess.
- But.

I don't think it was big
enough to be a puma.

But, you never really know.

[waylon] getting an armadillo,

Something nice and big
where I can smoke it's meat


For a little while.

And then, uh, have some meat

For the rest of
the time I'm here

Would be absolutely incredible.

Armadillos,

Do not like smoke.

So, the plan is to gather
a bunch of embers,

Smoke the thing out

And then, eat it
for dinner tonight.

[julia] well, I'm gonna go
check the fish trap then.

- I'll see you later partner.
- [julia] goodluck.

[waylon] thank you, buddy.

As soon as I find
the armadillo, uh,

I'm gonna toss
some green in there,

Get it really smoky

And get ready to, uh...

That looks like a potential.

Seeing the hole, I'm
looking at scratch marks

And I'm thinking this is where
the action's gonna go down.

It's getting a little
smokier here now.

All right. Machete right here.

In we go.

Not seeing anything yet.

[julia] sun's right on it. Um...

It's pretty clear that
there's nothing in there.

I might have to
think something new.

[sighs]

[waylon] so, smoke is still
coming out. It's still burning.

But, I feel like if anything
would have popped out,

It would happened already.

This one is a task
failed scenario.

Really wanted some meat tonight.

Damn, damn, damn, damn.

As my dad says,

"you don't need
it, you just want it.

You don't need it."

[julia] since the fish trap
didn't work out for me


I'm gonna try something on land.

Thinking I'm gonna
make a paiute deadfall


Which is kinda
like a figure four

But you use cordage instead.

So, it's easier to trip

And faster to slam
down on your catch.


One stick right here
to hold up this one.

Gonna tie some
cordage right here

With a toggle stick.

And then, the rock on this side.

When the animal comes,

Hits the trigger
stick, this all falls.

Ah. I'm having some trouble

Finding the right rock. [groans]

No. I think I'm gonna
need a way lighter rock.

My body is feeling
absolutely terrible.

Every day the challenge
just gets harder.


You've got a few less
calories to work with,


And your ability to function just
nose dives after a certain point.


Exhausted.

It's still not gonna
[bleep] work.

My mom's words are ringing in my
head about how hard this challenge is.


My mind is just exhausted.

We gotta get some food soon.

I'm really getting frustrated.

[waylon] we could find
something with any protein in it.

Any food. Oh, my god.

I think I see a bird's nest.

There it is.

Damn it.

Nothing.

It's getting really rough.

I really want some protein.

[waylon] run down?

- [julia] what?
- Are you run down?

- [julia] yeah.
- [waylon] and me too.

[waylon] it's getting
harder every moment.

[narrator] eight days
into their challenge,


Waylon and julia have consumed
less than 600 calories combined.


And they've expended
more than 20,000.


[waylon] I'm scared,
like, I will just pass out.

Can't even stand up straight

Without wanting to fall over.

There is a pretty stiff
breeze that keeps rolling in

That is way colder

Than anything we
have experienced so far.

I think we are in store for
a very cold night tonight.

But if we lose that fire, we
are just absolutely [bleep]

Yeah, that was like the
worst night of my life.

[julia] it was definitely
the coldest one so far.

Let's get some
sticks to put on there.

[waylon] today is day nine

And I feel the worst I
have ever felt physically


In my entire life.

Mentally,

It's making me
not want to be here.

- [waylon] hey.
- [julia] what's up, dude?

- I don't wanna be here, you know?
- What?

Come on. Why?

I can't.

I think I'll let my dad keep
this sort of thing for himself.

I think it's pointless for you.

Just need to stick it out.

I'm still gonna be proud of
myself for what I have done so far.

[julia] well, I don't think you
should be unless you finish it.

And I'm going to try and
make you feel bad right now

'cause I don't
want you to leave.

- Yeah.
- See, that seems really brave.

Because you are not
finishing if you quit, you know?

[bleep] them.

You know? If you
wanna leave, leave.

That was really rough man.

[julia] I'm just giving
it to you straight.

[julia] I get it, it's hard,
it's hard for me too.


I just wish he would, like,

Get his heart in the game.

Me and waylon, probably
just in different mental spaces,


And I'm really
getting frustrated.


You shouldn't be proud if you quit,
'cause that's not why we are here.


We are here to make it till the
end. Not to see how far we can get.

But I'm just gonna let
him have his alone time


To collect his thoughts
and kind of think through


This decision he
is about to make.

This challenge
will be a lot harder

For one person.

So, obviously, I want him to
stay. But he leaves, he leave.


I'm still proud of myself
for making this far.

But how dare you?

[bleep] nothing to be proud.

"there is nothing to be proud
of unless you finish." what?

We've made it nine days in the middle
of bum [bleep] nowhere with minimal food.

I don't know what
else to say right now.

I just need to cool
off for a few minutes.

I got to get it together.
I got to get it together.

[julia] how is it going?

- [waylon] well, I'm staying. So...
- [julia chuckles] you are?

[waylon] yeah. Yeah.

I'm glad you are staying.

[waylon] and I'm sorry that I
had my moments of weakness.

[julia] that's okay. We all do.

[waylon] there is a part of me that
appreciates the tough love. [laughs]

Yeah. I know I was really harsh.

- But, I just thought...
- [waylon] um...

[julia] using the tough
love that I did on waylon,


I just knew deep down

That's what he needed and
I'm really glad it worked out.

You know, if I didn't care about
you, I'd have let you just leave.

I know. I know. I know.

So I just have to, kind
of, put my head down,

Take the pain on the chin
and, kind of, deal with it.

Yeah, we can do this.

One step at a time.
One day at a time.

I'm right there with
you. I'm right there.

[waylon] I can always
choose to make a change.


I don't have to stay
complacent if I'm in a bad spot.


If I want to make a change in
my life, all I have to do is start.

My plan now is to
just build a shelter.

It's essentially just gonna be a
wind break for us and the fire.

Um, I'll sleep under it and you
are certainly welcome to, too.

It's not a one person thing.

Like, it's just gonna be

A-framed with only one side.

- Is it kinda like a lean-to?
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[waylon] this is my too
support beam right here.

So next step now is laying beams

Going this way.

Then from there, what I'll do is,
I'll take the live stuff over there


And I'll start to
lattice it through,


Give it a lot of strength.

And then the
step after that is to


Start laying leaves down
so that it actually has


Protective qualities.

[waylon] I'll go to sleep
like a dang king tonight.

[waylon] sleep a lot better
now. Yeah, everything is great.

It's a crazy transformation.

"you can only improve your
situation", is my dad always says.

And that's what
we are doing here.

- Right julia?
- Hell, yeah.

[laughs]

[waylon] I would love to get some
protein in the next couple of days


Because I just don't
have the energy.


It's all about the energy.

Oh, no.

Whoa. Uh-uh.

That's not good.

It's a cat track.

Pumas are nasty business, man.

You don't really wanna
get involved with them.

That is really not something

We wanna run into at all.

- Hello.
- [julia] hi.

I was looking up
there and just, uh,

Saw a cat track.

- Um, puma, if I have to guess.
- Okay.

- [waylon] yeah.
- [julia] that's a little unnerving.

Yeah. I'm incredibly
nervous about that.

[julia] really wanna get
some food in my stomach.

[waylon] little protein
might do us some good.

Might up my
spirits a little bit.

- Did you see that?
- Huh?

- Saw the lizard?
- [waylon] where?

[julia] right there.

Oh, my god.

[julia] we are just
sitting, tending the fire,


And there is a
lizard on the tree.

It's not very big
but it is protein.

-[bleep] -[julia]
the side of the tree.

Gotcha.

Got him. Ha, ha.

- [waylon] all right...
- Little bit of protein.

Well, snack, snack.

[waylon] julia gets this
lizard. It's awesome.


I mean she's got a great eye.

It's very good to have
a partner like her.


We'll get a nice
medium rare going.

Yeah...

I'll take it. Thank you.

- [julia] mmm, mmm.
- [waylon] it tastes like

Pretty much anything
else you cook on a fire.

[julia] good?

Mmm, mmm, mmm.

Delicious.

[julia] look at how
freaking nice this fire is.

- [julia] how do you feel about that, waylon?
- [waylon] hold on.

[waylon] can you point
it over there for me?

Is there anything
looking at us or anything?

- I swear I heard something.
- [julia] what did it sound like?

[julia] [bleep] I heard that.

- [julia] what is that?
- [waylon] there's no way that's a puma, right?

[julia] okay. Let's
get this fire out.

[waylon] yeah, let's get
the fire out. All right. All right.

It's like right near
the cave entrance.

It's not small, whatever it is.

[julia] seriously.

[waylon] what the [bleep]
is that? Oh, my god.

We are gonna have to
move this barrier. Hold up.

- Have you pooped at all since you've been out here?
- No.

What?

You have not [bleep] one time?

- I [bleep] ten times since we got here.
- [laughing] I know that.

Twice this morning. Like
eight times the other day.

Sorry, man. I gotta cut this short.
I'm gonna have to take another [bleep].

I just don't know how you
have that much stuff in you.

[waylon] oh, my god. [bleep]

Your intestines
are sparkling clean.

[waylon] last night we had
a big cat roaming the camp.

But we are safe.

- [julia] we just need to get wood today.
- [waylon] yep, that's all.

[julia] dude, we're
so freaking close.

It just hit me a
little while ago.

[waylon] I can literally
[bleep] taste the finish line.

Freaking crazy.

I'm gonna be a
whole different person,

But in the best possible
way, when I get back.

Like I grew up so
much big out here.

[julia] seeing how much
of a struggle it's been,


I give so much respect to my mom

For being able to do 21 days.

Rain all the time and bugs.

That is one of the hardest
things that I probably couldn't do.

[waylon] we are gonna
be so strong after this, man.

Day 14.

We'll start the hike out of
here pretty soon and get out.

We are so excited to
get the hell out of here.

Oh, I'm beyond
inspired. Let's go.

[waylon] fourteen days
and it all comes to an end

In a single second.

[julia] bye cave.

[waylon] good riddance.

- [julia] all right. So we're here.
- [waylon] yep.

[julia] we got to go up a
little bit, cross the river.

Extraction. There it is.

Yeah, let's hit the road, man.

[narrator] julia and waylon
will need to trek two miles


Through steep thorny terrain

Where pumas roam

And venomous snakes lurk.

And then hike a further
mile, along a sheer ridge line


To reach their extraction point

Near a 130 foot waterfall.

[waylon] I feel very run down,

I haven't eaten much
for about 14 days.


But I've been ready to go

Since really day one.

You okay?

That is looking
crazy steep, man.

[julia] I'm already
feeling this.

- [waylon] yeah. My legs are feeling it hard.
- [julia] yeah.

- [julia] it's all right, it'll be worth it.
- [waylon] oh, yeah.

[waylon] it's looking
like a snake caves and...

- [julia] yeah. I'm definitely keeping my eyes wide open.
- [waylon] oh, yeah.

[julia] oh, [bleep]
what was that?

[waylon] what was what?

Something just went in there.

[waylon] man, this
is a little sketchy.

I'm not feeling great about
how high up we are right now.

One little chunk
of soil gives way

And all of a sudden,
you're 30-feet down.

[julia] watch out, this is
like a straight fall right here.

[waylon] ow!

[bleep]

I almost sliced my
nutsack open there.

[julia] if you drop your stick,

There's another
hand to the left.

- [waylon] right here?
- [julia] there, yeah.

[waylon] whew, that's
[bleep] ridiculous.

[julia] good save.

I'm [bleep] done with that.

That was very close.

[julia] at least we don't
have those heights any more.

[waylon] you seeing that, man?

[julia] holy, [bleep].

[julia] well, we have
to cross the river

And I'm thinking this
might be the spot to cross.

This seems like the
place to do it, man.

[both] yeah.

[waylon] pretty damn
slippery over here.

Watch your step here.

[julia] definitely feel the
lack of energy hitting me.

[waylon] yeah, my legs
are feeling it really hard,

More than anything else.

Ooh, that was right in my heel.

[julia] dude, dude.

[waylon] we got a road.

[julia] we're at a road.

Is this it? Did we make it?

I think we did.

[waylon] oh, my
god, there it is, look.

Holy [bleep] that's it.

[julia] oh, my gosh.

We're outta here.

[waylon] ohhh!

[julia] we made it!

I can't wait to call my mom.

They're gonna be so proud of us.

I wanna talk to my dad
so damn bad right now.

This challenge
has taken me to...


Some of the darkest
places I've ever been.


Then all the way up

To some of the brightest
moments I've ever had in my life.

[julia screaming with joy]

[julia] this challenge
definitely has made me


Figure out what I
actually want to do,


After I get out of here.

I plan on taking
some college classes


And starting a career.

Fourteen days.

Hell yes! Oh, my god.

[julia] initially I chose
to do this challenge


To prove to my mom
she's not the only badass.


But you really do have
to be a badass to do this


And mentally I've really grown,

And I can really appreciate
that for the rest of my life.

[narrator] julia lost 13-pounds
during the challenge.


Her psr rises to a 6.3.

I'm glad you stayed, man.

I'm glad I'm here.

[waylon] this challenge
has confirmed


What my dad has told me
about walking out of here


With so many new
tools that I can use


And make my life better.

I can handle a whole lot
more than I thought I could.

[narrator] waylon
dropped 27-pounds.


His psr rises to 6.2.

That is 14 days.

Whoo-hoo! We did it!

See you later.

[julia] peace out.

[wes] there he is.

[waylon] what's going on, man?

Oh, it's good to see you.

Good to see you too.

You made it?

Yeah, we're good.

[proudly] ah!

That's it.

- [wes] I'm super proud of you.
- [waylon] thank you.

[trish] congratulations.

[julia] oh, my god, thank you.

- We made it.
- Made it.

We're matching.

They're a little different.

Cheers, cheers.