02x02 - Around the Bay

[bunniefuu]

That was not

what we talked about, bro.

That's not the game

we were trying to play.

Bayo put us in a terrible position

with our neighbors,

the only people that has access to us.

- We are okay. We're still okay.

- We're fine.

This is gonna be fine.

I think it was a mistake.

There's gonna be retaliation, so

We didn't cut the head off the snake.

We poked the snake.

Oh my gosh!

- That makes me so mad.

- Yep.

Mother ! Bayo's a!

I was so mad,

I wanted to just run up and spear him.

I didn't come to play a dirty game, but

you kick this cage, this dog will bite.

The captain, Zach, gets upset.

I don't know why he's upset,

because we needed to attack.

That brings us more power,

more cooking tools for us.

Mission accomplished.

I raced to Alpha.

I need to get everybody at camp

before Bayo gets there,

and tell them

we have a teammate we can't trust.

I think our only option is to vote him off

and force him to sh**t his flare.

Hola.

Let's talk.

Did they keep Bayo?

Should've.

- I wish they would've.

- Oh.

What do you think

Bayo did on his own?

He walks in, grabs their pot,

grabs their two cans.

Oh.

It was so stupid.

It was a triumph.

It was a success as a mission.

We don't have to depend only on one can.

We gave them one can with the squirrel

head, so he only stole one can, basically.

And we're gonna have

to watch our back now the whole time.

- We gotta get payback.

- Let's go trash their entire camp.

Yeah. We're gonna get our sh*t

back, smash their sh*t too.

- He us.

- They hate us now.

He did nothing against them,

and screwed us.

That was the biggest

b*tch move ever, dude.

I am an "eye for an eye" person.

You steal from me,

I'm gonna you up.

I'm gonna solve

the problem right now.

I'm pissed. I don't trust him at all now.

I don't want him on my team.

The only way we win,

honestly, is we vote him off.

You gotta break it down

for us, my boy.

I need to know

what your train of thought was.

How did it play out in your mind?

Well

I went there friendly.

And, uh, the opportunity got offered, man.

I don't like that you sh*t

on the whole team right there

and took matters into your own hands.

We need to get this game going, man.

You can't just get the game going

by doing something stupid.

- Stupid?

- Literally.

Let me tell you

- I don't like your comments. For real.

- I don't care.

We talked about playing with integrity.

So we're gonna have to be

watching our back now the whole time.

You started w*r way too early.

It's not a good idea to start a w*r

with the only people

you can contact right now.

Hey, they're coming over!

- They're coming this way?

- They're coming.

- g*dd*mn it.

- We're.

- We're really now.

- That was so stupid.

I'm gonna take their stuff back.

We're barely keeping up

with firewood, supplies,

and food is at a very low minimum.

So if we start a w*r with somebody,

we have a big target on our head now,

and we can't protect ourselves.

You just created

one of the worst possibilities.

It's making an enemy before we even know

what the game board is gonna look like.

I just wanna talk to these guys,

see where their heads are.

So, you know, as of right now,

everything I'm doing is to stay copacetic

and, you know, calm.

Somebody's walking over here.

It would be safer for us.

What's up, Texans?

Look, before anything's said,

that's not how we do sh*t.

That ain't how we jive either.

Yeah, so, we're just gonna

give all this stuff back.

And I promise you, 100%,

that has not been the plan.

We don't want any hostility.

- 'Cause we're the only ones over here.

- Right.

Yo, all I'm saying is

y'all got a snake in camp, dude.

-Bad dude.

-He's definitely a one-man ship.

Before he even finished explaining,

I told him I'm bringing it back.

We don't do that sh*t in Texas.

- No not at all.

- No.

So, as of right now, it's up for debate

if he'll be flaring out.

-If you wanna play a fair game

-Yeah.

then show it right now.

Show it right now.

- We see a flare, that will solidify.

- That'll bind our teams together.

Alpha and Bravo will be

the last two teams in this, bro.

But you've got to make that decision.

Right here, right now.

All right.

So, after talking to them

First of all, they were extremely excited

that we brought it back.

And even though all this sh*t's going on,

they're actually willing to,

you know, calm down,

you know, take it easy

until Delta and Charlie are gone.

But they said the only way

it can happen is if you flare out.

- So

- There it is. There it is.

They told me you took the stuff.

And to stand in front of them and be like,

"Now what are you gonna cook out of,"

and taunt them?

That's not what we talked about, bro.

From day one,

that's not what we talked about.

But it's part of the game, guys.

I mean, I don't see any plan or tactic

out of that at all.

Like, what was your plan?

Trust me, we have to play harsh.

My team is forgetting

that this is a game.

Let's handicap them.

Let's make them weak.

Let's make them flare out.

And my vote is,

I can't trust you at all now.

You're off.

-What do you mean?

-You're off our team. That's my vote.

My vote is with Zach

because I also don't believe

you're gonna act

in the best interest of the team.

My heart and soul is in Alpha Team.

Your heart and soul

might be in Alpha Team,

but your actions say the opposite.

Tre?

You didn't have the team at heart.

If you're here, they're still against us.

So you gotta flare out, my boy,

unless you find another team in 24 hours.

Yeah.

I'm going to have to accept,

uh, the decision of the team.

I feel betrayed.

I thought I had a team

but I didn't.

That's not my team.

If it's a mistake or not,

a team sticks together,

and they fight together, no matter what.

I really do appreciate everything.

The fire, the squirrel,

all the good stories and conversation.

I'm not saying you're not a loved person.

It's just, for the game's sake,

we can't do it.

At this moment, I have 24 hours.

I understand. It's a game.

All right.

Bayo, I mean,

I really do wish the best for him,

but it really would have hurt us

in the long run to keep him here.

On a team, trust is everything.

I came here to win the game.

It isn't worth the risk

of having him on my team.

Knowing that

I couldn't go back to Bravo,

and the other teams are across the bay,

what are you gonna do?

- What's going on over here?

- Can you see anything?

Their whole team's

standing out there.

That's what's going down.

My team,

my so-called team,

they think this is a tea party.

But your goal is to win.

And the type of team

that is gonna win this game

is the team

that's willing to do anything to win.

Either you like it or not,

I play the game my way,

and I'm at peace with myself.

No regrets.

Oh, there's a flare!

So long, thief!

A flare! That is a flare!

- That was a flare!

- There was a flare! Yo!

- It wasn't us!

- Did you see it?

Yeah, baby!

Yes!

- There he is!

- What's going on?

Someone from Alpha just flared out!

Hell yeah!

Whoo!

It wasn't us, buddy.

Yeah!

And then there were 15.

That's a beautiful sight right there.

- Got what he deserved, man.

- Same-day karma.

- I love it.

- Wow.

Whoo-whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo!

Whoo-whoo!

- Now, it's hard to listen to.

- I get it, though.

We'd be doing the same thing

if the roles were reversed.

I don't blame them,

but it still hurts.

On the north side of the bay

Team Delta expands their shelter

with a bird's nest,

a woven structure to keep their fire

close to where they sleep.

You're going backwards.

I was going the opposite direction.

Yeah.

The pine needles are pointed down,

so the water will naturally

Go down. Okay.

I just like taking these little

branches like this and braiding them in.

- It's gonna be sick.

- I know.

I'll keep coming towards you, you come

towards me, we'll meet in the middle.

Teamwork.

Teamwork makes the dream work.

So glad you're on my team, man.

Me too.

-Just gotta keep our minds right.

-Yeah.

You can see I'm,

like, a little better today.

There's been some bickering

going on in camp, but seeing that flare,

you know, got our heads back in straight

and gathered back together.

I think Eric really needed that boost.

He's been, I think,

the lowest out of all of us.

And that flare for him, I think, was like,

"All right, this is getting real,

and maybe I can do this."

- The old birdhouse is looking good.

- Yeah.

- And then hot clam dinner tonight.

- Hot clam dinner.

Three kilometers

down the shore

- Do you need me to blow on it?

- I don't think you should that soon.

- There's enough breeze.

- The breeze is pretty bad.

six days in,

and Charlie Team still has no fire.

With temperatures rapidly dropping,

each day without fire

brings a risk of hypothermia.

Damn.

Try it again.

- Nobody's doing anything wrong.

- We're gonna get it.

So do we think the feather sticks

are enough to ignite?

How about we turn this

upside down,

and try to light it like that?

Yeah, or you just get it lit,

and we just turn it.

Okay. That works. It's the same thing.

- It'll probably be easier.

- Might be easier.

I think right now

there are too many hands in one pot.

Keep that feather stick above.

- I'll just leave it here. Is that okay?

- Well

- I'd wait.

- Yeah, I would wait too.

There's just too many people

trying to provide input.

It's all teamwork, man. We're

all trying, and we're all contributing.

It can be really frustrating when

there's a lot of talk going on,

and not a lot of action.

I was gonna go over there and put

my jacket over it to block the wind, but

We should get some,

maybe, more bough coverage right here.

So that might be what we're lacking,

is a clear leader on Charlie Team.

Maybe we should take five minutes,

take a breather, stretch your legs.

We can get back to it in a few minutes.

I just like to like to help.

Like to pull my weight.

What's not a better way than

feed people?

Ohhh.

Living in Alaska with no resources,

you gotta hunt for food every day.

If you don't find nothing,

you go to bed hungry.

Yep, got him.

Give me some of that.

I'm a country boy from Louisiana.

I'm a long way

from the swamps and cane fields,

hog hunting, catfishing, and all that.

But the thing is, my nickname is Bird Dog.

The reason they call me Bird Dog, I mean,

anybody that hunts knows

that bird dogs have high energy,

and they know to sniff out

any bird within the area.

They find it. They're going to find it.

So they call me Bird Dog

because if I leave out on a forage,

I'll come back with something

for the team every time.

You've got to find a little hole,

stick your finger in,

see which way the hole's going,

and you dig it.

Oh, yeah, real juicy one.

Night number five.

We are warm.

We have cracked the code.

Fire right in the middle of our

What's it called, Sammy?

- Wickiup.

- Wickiup.

A lot of sh*t went down today.

First flare fired.

Damn. Bayo.

At this point, I don't think

- I can trust anybody.

- Yep.

We've got to keep

everything in the shelter.

Inside, yeah.

We got squirrel,

and we got crabs.

With the fire going, we're going to be

cooking one pot per person.

Our structure's almost there.

One more day of construction

and we're done.

With the fire in the middle.

Smokestack up top.

Drying some gloves and socks.

Feels good. No wind.

- You know we're the winning team, right?

- Yep.

Hope so.

Didn't come out here to lose.

Feels like I'm getting wet.

Hold on, let's see.

Oh, I'm soaked.

There's a huge puddle under me.

- I was wondering why it was so cold.

- You serious?

Yeah, I'm totally in water.

- There's a puddle?

- Yeah, I'm on a puddle.

Oh, dude. I'm so wet.

I can barely feel heat.

Now that we're down to three,

the thing I would be worried about

the most is the nights.

-The cold. Yeah.

-Warmth at night. Yeah.

I'm cold.

It is cold.

'Cause it's only getting colder

every single day.

Take your break, man.

You're gonna burn out.

Go ahead and lay on that.

That's what I'm saying. It's cozy.

We need to pack that tent with all of it.

I'm good with anything

as long as it don't stink.

My socks were pretty ripe last night.

That sh*t was sour.

Our team dynamic,

I think we all mesh very well together.

We're all joyful, happy goofballs

and it's been

a 100% team effort all around.

We could catch squirrels.

They pass along

that edge of that line every morning.

We all carry

some similar skill sets,

but we also bring something

different to the table too.

-Called a Mojave scissor trap.

-That's the one I want to learn to make.

- This works for a squirrel.

- Okay.

I really like Joseph.

I really like his attitude.

Just trying to learn everything he can.

Basically, all you're doing

is taking two sticks like this,

and you tie the bottom down here

so it can leverage,

but when it goes off,

it'll cam up just like this

and it'll pin their head

right in between it.

-For real?

-Yeah, it's a k*ller, man.

Being a professional trapper

is what I do for a living.

This is a bit different,

not having steel traps,

but relying on primitive trapping.

But, um, I feel pretty confident

in my skill level.

Hat trick, baby!

You k*lling it, dawg.

Thank you, my friend.

We're k*lling it.

Is that chicken of the woods?

That is chicken of the woods.

- It don't look bad.

- Found a chicken of the woods!

I ain't gonna say lucky,

but we blessed.

- We've been blessed.

- Blessed as hell.

-I'm not a firm believer

-You will be by the end.

I

Mm, smells decent.

Put this on the old menu tonight.

No food.

Pretty good spirits, though.

I honestly don't think we have

We don't have two days in us.

Maybe even one.

We need fire.

We're, like, failing

right out the gate.

I think

we should check out Delta,

and take a look around their camp.

If they got a fire going,

maybe we could learn from them.

I don't think any of us anticipated having

this much of a struggle starting fire,

but I think, um, we need to think

a little bit more outside the box.

We're gonna to Delta and say,

"Delta, what is it you do?" Okay.

Do you both want to be

Charlie reps to Delta?

You guys are smart, you guys know

how to talk, you know how to make friends.

I think it's important to say

Let's say we have fire.

Yeah. Okay.

If we don't get a fire going,

and we don't have

an alliance with another team,

we're kind of screwed.

-Good luck.

-Bye.

All right, this will be

an adventure.

Whoo!

- Look at that fire now.

- Ripping in there.

Okay, my fingers are

regaining feeling. It feels really nice.

Man, I am losing weight at a rapid pace.

Dude, I don't even want to look at me.

I'm having to tighten my belt

every two days.

I felt my belt was loose

this morning also.

We're all getting really hungry, and you

can hear all of our stomachs growling

and aching at night

when we're in the shelter.

These past few days,

I've been really itching for some meat.

The protein we're getting

from the mushrooms,

that's super crucial,

but we need to get more.

Mostly meat, really.

So I kind of want to set some traps.

I'm going to see

if I can catch us something to eat.

There's a lot of food out here,

but it takes a lot of patience and skill.

My passion for survival

started in high school

when we would take small trips

on the Appalachian Trail.

I've always been running off

and learning my own skills,

and learning the plants and all the fungi.

The good thing about these, they're

hair-triggered. So I got a limpet in here.

Hopefully the squirrel goes for that,

collapses the bait stick,

releasing the toggle, and drop the rock.

Smack. Dinner.

Looks pretty good.

Along the northern shore

of the bay,

Meghan and Bri of Team Charlie

look to make contact

with their nearest neighbors

at Camp Delta.

Mm, I'm kind of nervous. Are you nervous?

-No.

-Introduce ourselves.

It's really just about saying hello.

Like, starting a relationship,

check things out and have a conversation.

We have not had any signs

from any of the other teams.

This is the entrance. This way.

- In there?

- Yeah.

I think we share a shore with Delta Team.

- Keep going.

- Okay.

We kind of know,

generally, where they are,

but we haven't seen them.

Damn, where are they?

There's a lot of talk amongst Charlie

about what the other teams

might look like.

What they have that we don't have

and what they've done that we haven't.

- I smell fire.

- Yeah.

- I definitely smell fire.

- I sure do. Yup.

Yeah.

That might work good.

You almost done with that hatcharoo?

Yeah, give me a few more swings.

I am just gonna hang out

and eat and drink and be merry today.

I see them.

Hello. Charlie Team coming in.

Permission to enter your camp?

I guess so.

I guess so.

My first initial thought was,

"Damn it, don't interrupt me now."

We got company.

Charlie Team is here. Two of 'em.

We're all happy where we're at,

getting things done.

We're eating, we're drinking.

So let's not get involved

in other people's business.

Hi, guys.

I promise

we come in peace.

We really just came over to be like,

"How's it going over here? What's up?"

I love what you guys did

with your home. This looks amazing.

We've been good.

We did all right. We got fire.

- I'm a chef so I'm cooking

- We didn't know.

and making fun things.

That's amazing.

We found some alder,

so we're gonna smoke some stuff.

-Yeah. Wow.

-Did you guys hunt and k*ll anything yet?

No, we're setting up snares today.

Yeah, we're setting up snares today.

We've been observing the squirrels.

They're delicious.

We're just whacking them out of the trees.

- Second day, I k*lled one.

- Yeah.

Amazing. I'm excited for you.

That's awesome.

As Bri and I take a look

around their camp,

I notice we are way behind.

They had a glorious fire,

their clothes hanging out,

a very nice structure.

Uh, apparently, they have been

eating like kings.

They had a huge bucket of, like, clams.

How long did it take you guys

to make a fire the first day?

Uh, we did not get it the first day.

- What?

- No.

- Slept without fire?

- Yeah.

No. Well, we made fire,

but then it actually

We are in a really windy spot.

It's windy over there.

So, yeah.

Tell you what, you make it through

a night or two without fire

I mean, we just snuggled.

We're fine. Yeah.

I'm gonna be honest, it's not that bad.

They got to be suffering at Team Charlie.

I can't even imagine.

There aren't a lot of berries over there.

We found, like, seven, and I'm like,

"I'm fermenting them to make wine."

Hearing what they were

going through,

doesn't sound like

they have a very solid team.

- Yeah. All right, well

- We should head out.

We should probably head out,

because we do have a lot to get done.

They haven't eaten much,

haven't k*lled any squirrels.

They have a very windy shelter area.

- Nice to meet you.

- Be careful on the way back.

-We will be careful.

-See you guys.

I feel like we'll see another flare

in the next couple days.

- Nice meeting you.

- Nice to meet you as well.

See you guys soon.

-All right, guys. Take care.

-Be safe. Good luck.

Well, something to aspire to.

-There we have it.

-Yeah.

A bucket of clams.

They brought in

a bucket of clams.

There's little crab parts everywhere.

I love my team,

and I would like to think that we could

make it to the finish line together.

Their reaction when we were like,

"We didn't have fire the first night."

Yeah. We don't need

to tell them, "Uh, every night."

But until we have that fire going,

we can't cook food. We can't boil water.

We can't eat.

And after seeing Delta,

I can either just stand by

and watch everything that's happening,

or I can just start

making decisions for myself.

We're gonna break Joey's heart

when we come

He's gonna be bummed.

I know.

We'll have to break it to him gently.

-"We have some tough news for you, Joey."

-"They have fire."

"Not only do they have a fire,

but it's glorious."

"It's a glorious fire."

We are not going

to let this whole thing hurt us.

We've gotta keep going. We've gotta

make this happen. I have faith.

Hey, Zach,

you want to come have breakfast?

Sure.

That yarrow tea

was actually pretty damn good.

So we gathered, um, mushrooms.

A sample platter I put together.

- A little pu pu platter of mushrooms.

- Yeah.

We got gummy bears of the forest here.

Zach, you want one of these?

Yeah, I'll try one.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, these are crazy.

How is it, anti-vegetable man?

It really tastes like Jell-O.

-Like 100% like Jell-O.

-Yeah. Exactly, right?

If we can find blueberries, find those

mash them together,

we'll have blueberry Jell-O.

- Yeah. That would be delicious.

- All right.

I love having three people

on the team, I'm not gonna lie.

It's so much nicer.

There's space in the tent.

You're gonna

keep this fire roaring?

Absolutely, that will be my job.

And there's no butting of heads

between the two males that are most alpha.

Honestly, I just think our team

is going to work much better together now.

-Coming back with dinner.

-Deer, squirrels, birds

That's what we're looking for.

I think that Zach has a lot of strengths.

You know, he's a good hunter.

He has a positive personality.

And now that Bayo's gone, I'm putting

my faith in Zach and his bow and arrow.

This is freaking gorgeous.

And it's totally different terrain

than anything I've seen here.

I think the squirrels are all gonna be

by the beach in the bigger trees,

but we could get lucky.

We got a super heavy game trail

coming up right here.

They're old, super old,

but those are deer rubs.

The hardest part

of this competition for me

has definitely been

being away from my family.

I have three kids,

a six-year-old, a four-year-old,

and then I actually have

a three-month-old baby girl named Asher.

You know,

I'm missing some of those firsts,

and I'll never be able to get those back.

I can hear the creek.

It's a life-changing amount of money,

right, if you win the show.

Basically, putting food

or taking food off of my kids' table.

So, yeah, it's going to make me fight

a hell of a lot harder.

Just keep, keep grinding.

Play the game clean, and then

live in the moment and win this thing.

There's one squirrel I keep hearing.

There it is. A squirrel.

- What is it?

- Got another.

Yes! Let's go!

Damn, he's heavy. Let's go.

Getting another squirrel,

it honestly lifted my spirits.

I did, like, a 180 on, just, like,

the confidence of my team.

Oh my gosh. Great job, dude.

Eating red meat just shows

absolute dominance, in my opinion.

Man, that's awesome.

We're eating good tonight.

We are alpha dogs,

and we are here to kick a*s.

Don't count us out.

It's okay.

- Take a breath if you need to.

- I had a little fire.

I'm so freakin' demoralized right now.

Yesterday when we went to Delta,

we did our best

to take a look around their camp,

and we noticed that

they had a huge fire pit.

So we built the pit,

and hopefully this works.

- Damn it.

- Hey.

Think of how amazing

it's going to feel when we get this, dude.

Do not give up.

I really, sincerely think

No, this stuff's wet.

if Charlie can't get

a fire started,

it's the bitter end

of the entire Charlie squad.

Underneath it almost flared up.

I mean, we got embers.

I feel like it's so close.

Got it. Got it.

No. I think it needs to go up.

The fire will build right here.

All hands were on deck,

and it was like a surgery, man.

- There we go.

- Small, little pieces now.

Just starting

with one little feather stick,

and just slowly piling things on.

- Oh! Oh! Oh!

- Yeah. Just let it build.

It just caught and caught and caught.

Yeah, I would teepee it.

And then it just took off, man.

Let's go, dude.

I'm getting smoke up my face.

A miracle has happened here today.

It is so hot.

It's so hot it's burning me!

- It's feather sticks, the pit.

- Let's go!

It's the right order of fuel.

So that is teamwork.

Freaking Bruce Springsteen

style, baby.

- Where's Bri?

- Bri!

- We've got fire!

- We've got fire!

So I've made

the very difficult decision

to leave Charlie Camp.

And I feel terrible about leaving

without telling them that I'm leaving.

But I do have to, like,

keep in mind that this is a game.

I am here to compete and win

a portion of a million dollars.

Having slipped away

from Charlie Camp unnoticed

Getting scared, as I probably should be.

Bri has chosen not to approach Delta,

the nearest camp,

but instead has opted to travel

the 12 km to the opposite side of the bay,

in hopes of finding a team

more in need of an additional player.

Oh, damn.

She is the first player

to attempt the journey

between the north

and south shores of the bay.

Two nights ago,

we saw Alpha Team sh**t a flare.

So I'm heading that direction.

They have one less person doing labor.

Maybe they need help.

And also, if I went

to Delta or Bravo Team,

you have to consider

that the prize money is

going to be split

five ways instead of four.

So I don't know if they will accept me,

but Alpha Team only have

three members on their team.

And we only have 24 hours

to find a new team once we leave our team.

So I am fully committed to this jaunt.

There is no turning back.

I already left. I know I have to get to

those teams, and I'm not turning around.

- Nice.

- Oh, there's only two.

And No, three.

The biggest issue

that we're dealing with right now

would be getting some real girthy food,

like getting some actual food

in our bellies.

Yeah, buddy.

These little mud crabs, they're fine for

now, but the colder weather is on its way.

The more varieties of food

that we can find, and stuff to eat,

it's gonna better our chances

of staying here longer.

Twenty-nine crabs and two rocks.

That's not bad.

Oh my gosh.

I know Sammy's getting

a little sick of them,

but it's nice to have something.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Hey, it's something.

Catching the mouse in my Paiute deadfall

is a great little mental boost, you know?

Looks really appetizing.

Thank you, buddy.

I'll eat all of you.

Nature provides absolutely

everything you need

if you have the primitive

living skills and experience,

and that's all we need right now

to get through to the end.

Looks nice and clean.

Sammy is all around

just, like, a valuable asset to have.

Dude, this looks good.

Like, the last thing I wanted is a mouse,

but right now, that looks really good.

He knows what he's doing.

And also, he is a great team player,

willing to step up for the team.

Mmm.

Dude, that's so good.

- Oh my God.

- Wow.

- Little bit of red meat.

- Good job, Sammy.

Joey, you got to come here.

Um

- She's gone. I'm pretty sure she's gone.

- What do you mean?

Bri.

You noticed her stuff was gone?

No.

So, not surprising.

We all knew this was coming.

Man.

To lose an extra pair of hands,

especially at this stage

where we have so much

that needs to be done

It It It makes a difference. Like,

every drop in the bucket counts, man.

- One thing, though.

- Yeah.

How would she have established

communication with any other team

without us knowing?

How do we know

she's been accepted by another team?

Yeah.

Well, maybe that's

what she's doing right now.

After we went to Delta,

I get Bri starting to wonder,

"Ah, should I jump?"

because we're struggling.

She's playing the game

like anybody else.

We are all definitely

feeling the fatigue

of little sleep, little water, no food.

- Everybody's struggling.

- The thing she doesn't realize

-is that she's part of the struggle.

-Yeah.

I mean,

where's the fire starting from her?

Where's the bow hunting?

Yeah.

She's gonna have to go on the roadshow.

And sell herself.

And I will say,

she's darn good at

at, um, selling the skills she has.

I haven't seen all of them, but

But let me say this.

I think she's taking a risk in going over

saying, "Will you please take me?"

So if she's rejected,

her only choice is to come back here

or keep asking around.

- I'm not taking her back, guys.

- Oh, no.

We all have choices.

But I do hope

she's the next one to flare out.

-Yeah.

-Okay, let's get to work.

Yeah. Knuckles?

We're almost on the same side

of the water as Alpha and Bravo.

Finally.

To the west,

Bri has rounded the gulf of the bay

on her 12-kilometer hike.

What a haul.

I took a really big risk, and I put myself

in a very vulnerable situation.

In order to make it

to the nearest camp on the south shore,

she still has an additional

seven kilometers to travel,

and is starting to feel the effects

of the grueling hike.

I left Charlie

with no food and no water,

and I knew that this would be strenuous.

I would get just winds of exhaustion.

My heart rate would just skyrocket.

I could feel it just pounding.

And I could hear it. I could hear

my heart pounding in my ears.

And so at this point,

I am getting extremely thirsty,

and so the entire time,

I'm only thinking about water.

I'm looking for water sources,

and I heard this little stream.

So I looked over.

Oh, yes.

And I saw just enough water

coming down through some moss to drink.

Yes.

This might be bad for me,

but I'm going to do it anyway.

I won't know if I could get sick from this

or catch a disease

from a dead animal upstream.

But it's really clear.

It's moving water.

It's really good.

If this makes me sick, I don't regret it.

But I think it's time to go.

The sun is rapidly going down,

and it is getting colder.

The last half mile, I'm so tired.

I'm just tripping over everything.

My concern right now is that I don't know

if I can make it over to Alpha Team.

So I know that Bravo Camp is much closer.

And all that I can think about is,

please, please take me in.

I'm homeless.

Hi.

Oh.

What's going on? Is it Brianna?

-It is. What is your name?

-Sammy.

- Yeah. Where'd you come from?

- Whoa. Hi!

- Um, Charlie Camp across the water. Hi.

- Hey.

Across the water?

-Yeah.

-Whoa. What?

All the way around the bay.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Hey, we got a visitor.

Come check it out.

Bri tells us she has walked all the way

from Charlie Camp to us.

I didn't know you could do that.

Whoa. You've been hiking all day?

Mm-hm. Yeah. I'm exhausted.

Damn. You need some water?

- That would be amazing. Thank you.

- Come in.

I was about to put water on to boil.

You could just tell

she was genuinely exhausted.

And I'm like, "Oh my God, girl.

Like, let's get you taken care of."

"Come in. Sit down."

Um

It was such a shock,

but I was super excited to see her.

Brianna, did you leave

your team for good,

or you just go on a walk?

Oh no, I left.

I've had probably 100 calories this week.

- And I just

- What have y'all been eating?

They didn't have fire

for five days.

- I told y'all.

- We didn't see smoke.

I told y'all

Charlie didn't have fire.

Everyone else on the team

talked about flaring.

You made the right decision.

If you're not ready to bounce out,

totally respect that.

I don't want you to feel pressured,

but if you guys are willing to have me

I think we should definitely

have a team meeting about it real quick.

Okay.

Can you imagine, like,

how bad the morale is over there?

That's great news for us.

- Yeah.

- Great news for us.

I mean, I think we're pretty set

on not having a fifth.

I'm pretty firm on it too.

I know the reality

of the situation that I'm in.

So if I'm forced to flare out tonight,

that would just

That would suck.

We're here today.

We're happy. We're, you know

Everybody's ready to go, and

-Top priority is finishing the shelter.

-I'm gonna keep working it.

We gotta seal it in.

We froze our asses off last night.

It just was not a good not a good night.

What's next is to prep.

We need a really good shelter

that stays warm, you know, all night.

The only thing I'm thinking for a chimney

is trying to fill in this gap right here.

Try to push it back

so we can leave the back covered,

so when the smoke comes up,

it'll come up that rock.

We need to keep that fire going.

I'll go cut boughs.

I gotta find some better boughs.

Now that we're down to three,

we're still cooperative and communicating.

I'm not afraid of this at all. We can win.

I trust Zach and Tre.

They take me for who I am, and it's cool.

I work hard. I do my job.

Zach has a good head on his shoulders.

With him as the leader

we got this.