01x03 - Stuck

[bunniefuu]

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

I sent Kristen home.
People had better watch out.

I'm here to compete.
Gotta eliminate them.

I love being the mama
of the house.

You two are
the strongest girls.

We would be happy
with us being top four.

- Heck, yeah.
- Go!

- [horns blaring]
Oh!

- Oh!
- I know that everybody
in this house

wants me gone,
but I'm not worried.

Come on!
You guys can do this.

- [gagging]
- Oh, my God.

- Zach's already puking?
- Oh, stop.

- Go, go, go, go, go!
- Yah!

Zach out of left field.

Jeni, you're going to be
eliminated.

Zach was playing us all.

You can't really trust anybody.

- That was crazy.
- We made it home.

And then there were 12.

Feel so bad for Jeni.

I am shook.
Zach just completely lied to us.

He's not actually afraid
of drinking gross stuff.

Bravo, Zach.

You are a master at this game
and you scare me.

- How you feeling?
- Crazy.

- Crazy? What that mean?
- Wild.

- Just a wild boy.
- What?

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

I really--
that's just the truth.

Zach doesn't care
what he say.

He don't care
who he say it to.

He is unapologetically insane.

- Good morning, y'all.
- Good morning.

- Morning.
- [yawning]

Yesterday made me realize,
like, I need to, you know,
put my big boy panties on.

And every challenge in Endgame
is going to keep getting
harder, too.

- Harder and harder and harder.
- I'm a huge "Fear Factor" fan.

At a high school retreat,
I actually hosted a Fear Factor,
and it was a milkshake one.

- Oh, my God.
- But I couldn't get
enough people

- to want to all participate.
- The game is getting

running rampant,
and people could honestly see

that you, like,
love "Fear Factor."

- Right.
- Be very enthused about it,

but make sure you keep
some of those eager moments
close to your chest.

- Right.
- Other people could see it
as a threat.

- Exactly.
- And wondering, like,

will I be able to beat,
like, in the end?

- Yeah.
- I trust Lance completely
in this game.

I feel like we have
an instant connection

based on being
the two g*y guys in the house.

I can also just tell from
talking to him that like me,
he's also very strategic.

How do you feel,
like, you're integrating?

I think it's good for us
to make those connections.

I just know that, like,
me, you, Dani, and Damienne,

like, really need to lock in,

and that just makes
a cohesive unit.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Let's stay out of
the elimination.

There is always a stereotype
that g*y men are weaker
than straight men.

But I will always do
every single challenge,

give 110%,
even if I'm terrified.

- We just need
to rock and roll it.
- Yeah, yeah.

Obviously, there's more men
in the house right now.

If they win,
they're probably going to
start picking us off.

We need to save
ourselves right now.

- Yes.
- Zachary's going to be
targeting, for sure.

I feel like he's been
doing that though

- with me and Kristen.
- He's not a fan.

We have to do whatever it is.

I think we're done
with the eating.

I feel like
it's probably water.

Or, like, being buried alive.
Oh, my God.

- Oh, my God.
- With dirt and bugs
and all this coming out,

sucking out of a straw,
all that [bleep].

- Yeah, count me out. Mm-mm.
- Whatever it is today,

put your game faces on
and just do it.

If it's tight spaces,
please yell for me
and say positive things.

I want to do more things
that are out of my comfort zone.

I want to show my kids that
we can do things that scare us.

I feel like
my stress and anxiety

trickles down to them
and makes them scared.

I don't want that for my kids.

I'm not going to fail, but--
you know what I mean?

- You know what I mean?
- We're going to scream for you
if we have to.

Thank you.
Keep that energy.

All right, good little chat.

[music playing]

- Oh, Johnny. Oh, my God.
- What is this?

- Hello.
- Oh, no.

There's five chains
on each side, but 12 of us.

- 12 of us.
- What the hell?

Oh, my gosh, why do
we have this cement truck?

No, no, no, no, no.

Welcome to your next challenge.

- We call it Stuck.
- [bleep]

- [groaning]
- God.

We're going in cement?

This is your first
team challenge.

You will be divided
into teams of six.

You will be on your backs,
stuffed in two small boxes.

Eleven steel bars
will be pinning you down.

Then you will be
covered in cement.

- Aah!
- We're about to
be buried in cement?

This is the stuff
your nightmares are made of.

And you'll need every ounce
of physical strength

and some serious teamwork

to solve the puzzle
of how to remove them.

Each puzzle is unique,

and those heavy rebars
won't budge

unless you line up
both ends of them just right.

And you got to do it before
the cement locks you in.

- This is insane.
- Rapid hardening cement

can set in less
than five minutes.

What happens
if we're stuck in there?

Well, I think that's
the point, Jayleen.

Once the bars are out, grab one
of five chains above you

to be pulled to safety.

- And, yes,
I did say five chains.
- Yeah.

One teammate will be
left behind.

The people who clip
into the chains first win.

Those five will be safe
from elimination.

The losers, including
the abandoned teammate,

could face elimination
in the Endgame.

Oh.

It's literally
two of my worst fears,

buried alive and drowning, together.

I haven't won anything yet,

and this fear of failure
is getting to me.

And I don't want to go home.

The only way
I can get that safety
is if I face my fears.

In order to pick teams,
we had a random draw
for captains.

- Tyler, you will be
captain of team one.
- Okay, okay, okay.

Being team captain is
a little bit of a blessing.

Being able to lock in
the people that I want is
a huge advantage.

I'm putting my alliance
on my team.

Danielle will be
the captain of the other team.

Please head over
to the other platform.

I have not performed
as well as I've wanted to,

so I need people who
I think would not be fearful

of drowning
or confined spaces.

Tyler, why don't you go first?

- Ethan.
- Oh.

Why'd you pick Ethan?

I'm, like, old enough
to be his mom.

He reminds me of my kid.

She cleans my dishes
in the house.

- Danielle?
- I'm going to say Rob.

- Why did you choose Rob?
- Rob gave me a little
help last night.

Jeni, you got a little
boost last night.

Danielle, you're going
to get one tonight.

Thank you so much, Rob.

- [screaming]
- Go, go, go, go, go!

I'm hoping that
we work well together.

- Johnny: Tyler?
- Dida.

- Dida.
- Let's do Blake.

All right.
The first time in my life
I'm not last one picked.

- Johnny: Tyler?
- Chelsea.

- Johnny: Chelsea.
- Rodney.

Johnny: Rodney.

- Jay.
- Johnny: Jayleen.

Are you kidding me?

- I want Zach up here.
- Johnny: Okay. Zach.

- Lance.
- Being picked last
literally triggers

the seven-year-old kid that
was underestimated
so much in school.

I am extremely hurt by Tyler,

especially being that
we worked so well together
in that first challenge.

I was there for her
because I know she was
so worried about this.

Lance, how you feeling?

Never good to be
picked at the end.

- But, hey, I'm picked, so...
- Yeah, no. I understand that.

I instantly know
he's mad at me,

and I feel terrible.

But right now, I've, like,
put that out of my mind.

We gotta focus,
and we can worry about

the emotional fallout
after we win.

- Danielle?
- Yes?

- Who you gonna go with?
- I want my girl.

- Yeah!
- They smart, though,

'cause they know
I'm afraid of heights.

All right, we got our teams.

All right,
let's get into position!

- [indistinct chatter]
- I'm over here.

- All right.
- Careful. Careful.

Don't get caught
in the cement tube.

[chatter continues ]

Can you guys hear me
on the left?

- We all hear each other?
- Yes.

Wait for green, and we unclip.

At first, I didn't think
it was going to be bad

until I got in the box
and I already start to panic.

You got to solve the puzzle
to get that rebar out.

All bars up.

And then we go all bars
right, left, right, left.

Once we get
this first bar out,

we can lift our heads, okay?

All right, everybody,
calm down. Clear your minds.

[hyperventilating]

Oh, my God!

I immediately feel trapped,

and I am trying to mentally
escape this box.

Oh, my heart already
starting to race.

Start the pour!

- [screaming]
- Johnny: Okay. Oh, my goodness.

- [screaming]
- Oh, my God.

Johnny: Oh, man.

You can't escape
until your boxes are full

- and I sound the horn.
- Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

You guys are just
getting dumped on.

- Oh, it's moving me. Ugh.
- Oh, my God.

Johnny:
As soon as that cement
hits the air,

- it starts to harden.
- Whew!

- Oh, oh, oh, oh!
- Ow, ow, ow, ow!

Oh, man,
we are having trouble.

Stop it! Stop the cement.

Stop the cement.
Please stop the cement.

- [groaning]
- [hyperventilating]

Johnny:
Oh, my goodness.

[screaming, gasping]

Johnny:
Oh, my goodness.

We got it, y'all.
Stay in strategy.

Don't let it stress y'all out.

- Oh, man.
- Yo, breathe! Breathe!

- Okay.
- [squelching]

My insides feel like

they're being crushed by
a cement truck,

but working through things
that terrify me,

that is the reason I'm here.

[indistinct chatter]

Johnny:
Oh, man, I'm glad I'm up here.

In a great jacket, by the way.
Did we get a shot of my jacket?

Oh, my God.
This is more claustrophobia
than I thought.

I'm kind of freaking out
because I have ADHD

and I need to exert
my energy at all time.

I like being in control,
so this is like t*rture.

Deadass t*rture.

We can chisel you out
if it hardens.

- [overlapping chatter]
- Yo, I'm tripping.
I'm tripping.

- Hey, relax, relax, relax.
- Oh, what the hell right now?

All right, the cement
and steel bars are set.

You can start to escape
on the sound of my airhorn.

- Oh, my God.
- Go!

[horns blaring]

- [grunting]
- Okay!

- Let's go.
- Each bar has a different
puzzle to solve to get it out.

- Go, go, go!
- I mean, it'd probably be
easier if you weren't

covered in hardening cement,
but-- heh!

[overlapping chatter]

- Come on, come on, come on.
- [grunting]

- Lord, please. Lord, please.
- Come on!

- Hold on.
- Here we go.

- All right.
- Oh, boy! Danielle's team has
got one bar almost out.

- Breathe, breathe.
- Oh, here we go!

- It's coming, it's coming.
- [overlapping chatter]

- Come on.
- Here you go. Yeah.

Johnny:
They got one out over here.

All right,
all bars up and out!

- [grunting, panting]
- My brain is racing.

My body is not.

I'm starting to panic.

- Over here.
- We need to go.

Man, they are working!

- I got this. To Dida.
- [bleep]

Oh, they got two bars out
over here. They are screaming!

This-- this one.
Go, go, go, go, go.

We were doing good.
Then all of a sudden it stops.

I look down and I'm like,
what is going on?

- Second bar!
- Second bar!

- Johnny: Figure it out!
- Like, what are you doing?

- Let's go! Come on!
- I need help.

- Go, [bleep], go!
- Wait a second.

My fear takes over.

And every single time
I try to move this bar,
it is stuck.

It is trapped.
And this is all on me.

Johnny:
Oh, they're struggling.

Danielle's team
is struggling over here.

- It's stuck, it's stuck.
All right, go, go, go, go, go!
- Johnny: Oh, boy.

- Go!
- Come my way. Come my way.
Come my way!

- Pull it your way?
- My way. Come on.

All right, third bar left.
Third bar left.

- Push it out.
- Johnny: Danielle's team
is moving really slow.

What are they doing?

- [chattering, panting]
- I got this.

- We're so close.
- Go, go, go, go, go.

- This one's out.
- Pull it this way.

- All right, yeah. Come on.
- This way.

- Go, go, go, go, go.
- Go.

- [distant chatter]
- Go, go!

- Pull it that way.
- Go, go!

- My way! Come on.
- We got to go.

- Pull.
- Johnny: While they're
working on the last bar,

they're out. They got all
the bars out over here.

- All right, we're good.
- You guys better hurry!

Or it's going to harden
and trap you inside.

Then the fun really begins.

- Blake!
- Come on!

Johnny:
They already got all theirs out.
You better hurry.

- That's you, Blake.
- Come on, come on!

Johnny: Oh, man, they are
struggling over here.

- Go!
- Johnny: Oh, that cement
is hardening.

- Time is ticking.
- Go, go, go, go, go!

You got to get yourself
attached to that chain.

- Go, go! Go!
- Hang on.

It's stuck on the chain.
Hold on.

Johnny: You got to get
that last rebar out!

Hey, stop pulling on it.
Stop pulling on it.

- Go!
- [bleep]

- Go, go, go!
- Whoever doesn't clip in

will not be safe
from elimination.

All right, now pull.
Pull, pull, pull, pull, pull!

Go, go, go, go!

- All right, there it goes.
- Everybody unclip!

- Okay.
- Who you guys going
to leave behind?

- Yeah, go.
- Tyler, you're not safe
because you're captain.

I know that,
but I trust them.

Tyler is going to
leave herself behind.

- All right, let's go!
- Johnny: And that's it!

Tyler's team wins the game...

- Woohoo!
- [cheering]

...while Tyler sits down there
in the concrete.

My thought process was,
I'm captain, I'll just stay.

I want to show my kids that
it's good to be selfless.

I know that the people that
I have formed this team with,

I trust them beyond
a shadow of a doubt.

All right,
congratulations, you guys.

Ethan, Lance, Chelsea,
Jayleen, and Dida,

you are safe from elimination.

Everyone else is at risk
of being eliminated.

Winners, you'll get
a sneak peek of the Endgame

in the First Look Room.

But listen up.

Everything you know
about this competition
is about to change.

There is a twist.
We call it Drag Them To Hell.

This time, the winners will
not be calling all the shots

- on who goes into the Endgame.
- That's insane.

The winners will only get
to pick one person

- for the elimination challenge.
- What in the world?

That person you pick
will choose

the other three losers
for the Endgame,

dragging them
into hell with them.

Including Tyler,
who you abandoned,

will be at risk
of being dragged to hell.

- So Tyler's not safe.
- Tyler's not safe.

Oh, my God.

Dagger through the heart,
gut punch,

because everything
just imploded.

This is an excellent
opportunity for revenge,

or you could help an ally.

We've got a choice
to make, y'all.

- That's right.
- The underdog becomes
the overdog,

- the shot caller.
- Damn.

It's a huge power shift.

It could blow up
your whole strategy.

It's honestly crazy.

This will change
the trajectory of this game.

Johnny:
You're not ever going to know
what to expect,

but right now, you guys
head back to the Fear House

before that concrete sets
in your crotch,

and then we're going to have
a whole other problem.

- Already there.
- Good job, everybody.

Bye, Johnny.

Ugh. What have I done?

We all went into it thinking
whoever stayed behind

was going to be safe
no matter what,

because, you know,
they're winning team,

and we wouldn't put them up,
obviously.

Well, that's not how
it's going to be.

This might have put
a big ol' target on my back.

I'm not really sure.
But we'll find out.

We'll find out.

- No.
- Definitely not.

What was your reaction
when you heard the twist?

That was a gut punch.
I was like, "Fudge."

When it was time to pick
who was going to go,

nobody said anything,
and I was like, you know what?

Well, I picked the team.
I'll stay.

And then it just bit me
in the butt.

- You did what a captain does.
- Yeah, and it just stinks.

Do you think it's really
what a captain does?

Yeah, I didn't want
you to feel just because
you were picked last,

it didn't demean anything.

And I wanted you to know
that we need you

- just as much as anybody.
- But at the same time,

calling that out in front
of everybody like,

"Oh, it's a pity
that we're letting Lance
pull up a carabiner."

That was not pity at all.
That was just me being sincere.

But just as--
but you're saying that like

if you would have chose
to do a carabiner,

then Lance wouldn't
have got one.

I don't want anybody to feel
like they're last choice.

Because of my experience
working in fast food

all the way to now being
a flight attendant,

I'm someone
in everyday life who is

a lot of the times unheard.

With people like Tyler,

it's time for me
to stand up for myself.

We worked really well together
in that first challenge.

I helped you
overcome those fears.

- Yeah.
- Literally being
picked the last,

then your reasoning for like,

"Oh, I chose to stay back
so Lance wouldn't feel--"

You could have said,
"So the team..."

I felt like I was on a team
that I was just the outlier.

- I mean, I don't--
- You have to see it from the
other side and see how I feel.

- Okay, I understand
what you're saying.
- But do you?

Or are you just saying
that because you want
the conversation end?

- Because I can end
thee conversation.
- It's getting heated.

That's my exit sign.

The drama between Lance
being mad at Tyler, whew.

It keeps all the attention
off of me in the Fear House.

It's almost too good
to be true.

- I am sorry.
How can I rectify it?
- It is what it is.

Tyler comes across as
this sweet, innocent mother,

but she's someone
who literally likes to sh**t
but hide her hands.

- [whispering]
- Mm.

- Don't cry.
- It's fine.

There's something
about Tyler that

I initially connected with
in the beginning,

but it's something
about her now that's really
been toying with me.

And that's why, no shade,
she needs to go.

She is a strong competitor,

I know I need to do it
in a methodical way,

and that's why
I have a master plan.

- They're gonna protect Tyler.
- Yeah.

What is their best chance
of protecting Tyler?

- They're gonna want to probably
try to put in Damienne.
- Right.

- Yes.
- So they could easily go
the Damienne route.

- But--
- Who were you thinking?

The thing is, the way
I'm trying to maneuver it

is to put you in.

It would look like
we're not close.

Yeah. And then
I would pick Tyler?

Mm-hmm. You're gonna have to
somehow convince them

that you have nothing,
you have no intention
of putting her in.

- Right.
- As "Fear Factor" kid,

I take this game
so seriously.

But now I'm actually thinking
it is best for me to get sent in

and then I can pick
my three opponents,

guaranteeing that Tyler
is in the Endgame.

And I feel like
I let my team down.

I'm gonna be put in
regardless.

- Yeah.
- And, you know, my biggest fear

is the fear of failure.

I'm afraid of failing
the challenge,

and then I fail the challenge.

And then I'm afraid
of going to the Endgame,

and then I don't go
into the Endgame.

And then I'm immediately
back to being afraid

of failing a challenge.
And I'm like, you know what?

I'm here to build
my confidence, so let's do it.

In my life, there are
things that I have not done
because I have a fear.

I'm 36 years old
and I've never been in
a relationship

because I find
dating terrifying.

To be a big player,
you have to make moves.

- You can't just be afraid.
- Yeah, you can't play scared.

This is an opportunity
to prove to myself

that fear is not
a factor for me.

I am gonna do it,
and I'm gonna do my very best.

And I don't have to win.
I just have to not get last.

And it's honestly
gonna send shockwaves
through the house

where they are not
gonna know how to rebound.

And that's what I really love
with y'all as allies.

- I think we are the biggest
gamers in this house.
- Yeah, no shade? I love it.

How are you feeling about today?

- How are you feeling about it?
- I'm chill.

Should I be feeling
some kind of way?

One person is gonna go home.

You're not trying to get me
out of here, are you?

We're all, like, worried
about what it is, and also--

- I am excited to
see what it is.
- Having to pick--

[beeps]

- Yo, the light's on, guys.
- The light's on?

- Light's on.
- Oh, my God, the light is on!

Y'all, it's time for me
to go to the First Look!

[music playing]

Don't hold grudges.
Use good judgment.

I don't even want to open it.

I have so much anxiety.
I'm just gonna wait.

- Yes.
- Yes.

Absolutely. 100%.

Mm-mm, mm-mm.

All right, y'all.

Let's get as much
details as possible.

- Okay.
- Here we go, yo.

- No.
- An iguana?

- Ooh!
- Iguanas?

- [hissing]
- [gasping]

- No!
- Snakes. Okay.

- What?
- Mice in their mouth.

- Oh, my God.
- Mice in a tube escape.

- [gasps]
- Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

- [laughing]
- Oh, my God.

- Oh! That's so weird.
- That's just crazy.

It's not good, y'all.
So let's discuss.

Damienne?
I don't even want to say,
like, hard no.

- But I just feel like--
- There's better people
to choose from.

- She's a last resort.
- Yeah.

Zach, he cannot do snakes.

But we do also agree
that Zachary would be,
like, a hard no.

I mean...

Can't pick Rodney.

Rodney is very unpredictable.

Ronnie is not giving you
all his cards.

He's not with you.

Also, obviously, Rob.
We're not picking Rob.

- Obviously, right?
- That's a hard no for me.

- Danielle went in last time.
- Rob went in last time.

Let's...

Okay. This is...

- Um...
- Okay.

So we haven't fully decided
because we still need to talk to
Blake and see how he is.

Yeah, just see how the
conversation actually happens.

That's our first step,
and then we'll regroup.

- That feels good.
- All right?

- Okay.
- For sure.

- We in, guys?
- Both: Good job, y'all.

- Great job, team. Yeah.
- Three, two, one, team.

Step one of my master--
my plan is working.

My team believes
that we're protecting their
amazing mama bear,

but I just know what's brewing

and who's name will be called
out at that Endgame.

What are you guys
doing in here?

- Hey!
- How did your little
deliberation go?

- Basically,
nothing's confirmed.
- Yeah.

But you're kind of the strongest
person in the house right now.

If you get chosen, you still
have the luxury of picking
three people of your choice.

But we just wanted
to make sure that you
play those cards right.

I want to ask
if you were to be chosen,

like, who would be your people
that you would choose?

- It would be Rob.
- Okay.

I think I'd pick Rodney.
I don't know who I'm picking
for that third one,

but I'm just running
through options.

Obviously, Tyler's name comes up
because she wasn't on her team.

Tyler said she had, like,
a good rapport with you.

I have a good rapport with her,
but I don't talk game with her.

I'll tell you this,
she's our mama and stuff.

We're going to try to do
everything we can to save her.

We feel like you could
help us in that aspect.

I think that would be smart
for you for the future.

- Me and Dida are close.
- Mm-hmm.

We're thinking about inviting
you into our alliance.

Like, this is, like, legit?
Like, this is, like, for real?

If you do this one decision,
when we win challenges,

we're going to do
everything we can to not
put you in jeopardy.

I am majoring
in political science,
and I studied Machiavelli.

If people are fearful of you,
it's easy to control them.

And that's what
I'm doing with Blake.

Step up, earn our trust,
and you'll be okay.

I guess my question is,
if I did pick Tyler,

is that really me, like,
throwing the middle finger up
at you guys that much?

- Right now?
- Yeah?

- She's terrified
of going in right now.
- Ah, that sucks.

Because she's so nice.

I am not going
to win everything.

I need to use my strategy
to reposition the game

in a favorable way for me.

Working with Ethan and Dida,
because they are threats,

that might be a path forward.

They are both insanely
good at this game,

and they could keep me safe.

But Lance wants me
to pick Tyler,

and I don't know what to do.

[bleep]

[music playing]

- Oh.
- Ooh!

- What is this?
- Unh-uh!

- What the [bleep]?
- The lights go on,

and there are
four giant terrariums,

and all I can see is snakes.

- [hissing]
- Oh, wow.

- Holy crap.
- If I get thrown into this pi,

I'm not making it out.

- Welcome to the Endgame.
- Ooh! Unh-uh!

We call this challenge
Feeding Time.

This will test your fear
of claustrophobia

along with wild animals,
and specifically these.

[hissing]

Snakes, iguanas,
and dead rats.

You will crawl inside
of the terrarium.

Yes, those glass boxes.

Get through our
six boa constrictors

and you will reach the iguana.

There you must
grab a dead rat carcass

and carry it back to your bin.

And if you're thinking,

America's sweetheart
Johnny Knoxville,

don't snakes eat rats?
Well, yes, they do.

- [groans]
- Oh, and there is only
one approved way

to carry the rats.

By the tail and in your mouth.

[laughing]

Shut up. Johnny!

Why are you telling me
to shut up?

I'm just telling you the rules.

- [laughing]
- This is sick!

I'm not putting no rats
in my mouth.

So I hope you had
all your shots,

because I'm pretty sure the rats
have not had theirs.

Whoever collects
four dead rats the slowest,
unfortunately, will go home.

This is the most terrifying
looking Endgame yet.

And I would be lying
if I said I wasn't scared.
I am afraid of snakes.

So fear is definitely
a factor.

All right, Ethan, Jayleen,
Chelsea, Dida, and Lance,

head right over here.

You won the challenge.
You did leave Tyler behind.

But you are safe from
elimination, and she is not.

Now which of
our lucky contestants

do you want to put
into the Endgame?

We collectively chose...

- Blake.
- Damn.

Johnny: Oh, okay.
Why did you choose Blake?

Blake hasn't
experienced an Endgame,

and I think there's other
players that he can beat.

And if he's going to win
in an Endgame, this is the one.

- Sounds like a gift for me.
- Yeah.

- Thank you, guys.
- You want to come up here
and join me?

Because you have
a very important job.

This could be a huge step
for Blake if he trusts us.

So I'm really
hoping right now that we did
make the right decision,

and all we can do is wait.

Would any of you like
to make your best case

for why you should not
be in the end game?

Blake! Let me tell you
right now.

Listen, I've dealt
with enough snakes in my life.

Please don't pick me, Blake.
I will rub your feet,

because you're going to
get through this.

How about this?
You get one foot,
I'll get the other foot.

- Yes.
- Something to consider.

- Well, you're in control, so...
- Yay!

I would love for you
to pick the three people that
will be joining you.

Okay. Okay.

So the first person

I am going to pick Rodney.

From a strategy point,
we don't talk a lot of game,

so I just don't really know
where your head is at.

All right, Mr. Lucky Pants,
come on up, Rodney.

Come on, Rodney. Come on.

And our next contestant
on Feeding Time?

"Feeding Time,"
my favorite show.

All right, I feel like
one of the things I loved
about Fear Factor

as a nerdy little sixth grader
is when the underdog

could beat the top dog.

And the only way
I could get that moment

is if I invite
that top dog down.

So I'm going to
choose Rob to join us.

Who is the final person
you are dragging into hell
in the Endgame?

Hold on,
I'm actually thinking.

So...

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

- Okay.
- I'm just holding out hope

that Blake does not
come after me

because one of my worst fears
is a tank full of snakes.

This is crazy.

Blake, don't you dare do it.

Aah! I'm going to
have to say...

Who is the final person
you are going to put
in the Endgame?

Aah! I'm going to
have to say Tyler.

- I'm going to have
to say Tyler.
- [bleep]

And the only reason
is because I feel like
I let my team down.

And the only way
I can repay them

is by not sending in
three of my teammates.

- I'm so sorry.
- You absolute [bleep].

[murmuring]

- Oh!
- Almost like in slow motion,

I hear, "Tyler," and I am shook.

But I remember,
I got to keep my emotions.

Everyone literally gets into
this evil stare at Blake.

So I got to join the club.

Blake:
Lance is my ride or die
in this game.

And I know that
in order to win this,

I am going to have to take
big risk for my alliance.

It's time to actually
play "Fear Factor."

- That's not a smart move.
- That's a terrible move.

I'm pissed, man,
and the whole point

that we picked Blake
was to save Tyler.

It's a complete backstab.

- He made his
[bleep] grave, bro.
- Come on, Ty.

Whoo, boy.

Johnny:
Tyler, how are you feeling
about the Endgame?

Are you feeling scared
to be in there

or just feeling
like you sacrificed yourself

for your team
and here you are?

I don't know.
It's a lot of like--

[gasping]
You know what I mean?

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Yeah.
- It's just coming out.

- A lot of anxiety right now.
- Yeah.

- Right.
- Yeah, yeah.

You got this, Ty.
Brave face, come on.

You guys are on here
to face down your fears.

I'm good. I'm good.

Well, let's not keep
the critters waiting.

- Let's get started.
- [sighs]

All right, guys,
on the sound of my horn,

the Endgame begins.

Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.

And remember,
you can't use your hands.

I am terrified.
I can't do this.

Snakes are unpredictable.
I'm a little upset.

I don't know
what's going to happen.

But I'm a die-hard.

I'm hard to k*ll.

Three, two, one.

- [horns blaring]
- Go!

- Come on, come on, come on.
- Don't worry about them.

- Come on, girl!
- Aah!

- Oh, no!
- Come on.

- Keep going.
- Oh my, God.

This Endgame
is so hard to watch.

Obviously,
I'm rooting for Tyler.

But, oh, my God.

Having to put a rat
in your mouth?

That is messed up.

- Come on, Ty.
- [hyperventilating]

- [bleep]
- [hissing]

Come on, Ty.
Don't worry about that snake.

- Come on, Ty.
- Oh, Tyler has a snake
around her arm.

[bleep]

[shrieking]

Go, Tyler! Go, Tyler! Go!

[hyperventilating]

- [grunting]
- Yes!

- [grunting, wailing]
- Push it off, Ty.

- Push it off! Push it off!
- God! Aah!

Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.

- [screaming]
- Come on, you got it.

[bleep]

Ha! Rodney and Rob picking up
that first rat.

- Rob is zooming.
- Let's go, Rob!

Johnny: Blake and Tyler
got to pick up that pace.

I'm looking over at Tyler,
and she has this big old

freaking python wrapped
around her arm,

and she is terrified.

Aah! Get back!

And I was eating it up
like a kid eating
too much Halloween candy.

- I was excited.
- Oh, my God.

Johnny:
Come on, get it.
You got it.

- Push it off! Push it off!
- Keep going!

- Don't worry about him.
- You got it!

- [shrieking]
- Push it off!

- Keep going. Keep going.
- Push it off!

- Push it off, Ty.
- Rob's got his first rat.

- Come on, Rob!
- Keep going. Keep going.
Keep going.

- Keep moving.
- [hissing]

Rodney's got his first rat.

[grunts]

Come on. Come on.
Go, go, go, go, go.

Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.
Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.

- Come on, Ty. Come on, come on.
- Go, go, go, go, go.

Keep going! Keep going!

- You're beating Blake, Ty.
- Let's go!

- Oh.
- Let's go, Rob.

- Damn!
- Go, go, go, go, go!

[groaning]

Rob's got his second rat.

- Whew!
- Blake's got his first rat.

[hissing]

- Oh, my God!
- [hissing]

[bleep]

Johnny:
Oh, Tyler dropped a rat
in the water.

- Get it, Tyler.
- [shrieking]

And that snake
is not letting go.

Just dive your face in there.
Dive your face in there, Tyler.

- Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.
- Ooh, dude.

- Come on, Ty.
- Yes, Tyler!

Johnny: Tyler's on board
with the first one, but,

oh, there's Rodney's second rat.

- Hurry up, Tyler.
- Come on, Ty. Come on, Ty.

- You're moving.
- Come on, come on, come on.

Oh, my God.

Johnny:
Rob's coming back for his third.

That iguana does not want to
give up those rats.

- You're moving.
Keep going, yes.
- Come on, keep going.

You good. Keep going.

Grab it, grab it, grab it!

Johnny:
Oh, Blake's got his second rat.

- Ooh.
- Keep moving.

Johnny:
Tyler got her second rat.

Oh, that snake really wants
to make a snack out of her.

- Go, go, go! Go!
- Oh!!

Oh! Grab it, grab it,
grab it, grab it!

- Rob has got his third rat.
- Yes, yes!

Rodney's got his third rat.
Rob and Rodney are now tied.

Blake and Tyler,
you gotta pick it up.
Come on, Tyler.

Oh, Blake's got his third rat.

- Oh, my God.
- There you go.

There you go. Back in.
Come on. Pick up the pace!

[grunting]

- [groaning]
- Rob is done! He is safe.

Good job, Rob.
Good job, good job, good job!

- Rod's done.
- Rodney is done.

- He is safe.
- Come on, Ty. Come on!

- Come on.
- Johnny: It's down
to Blake and Tyler.

- This is close.
- Oh, my God.

Tyler: I can only
hear Johnny saying,

"Rob's done!
And Rodney's done!"

And I just keep holding on
to the fact

that I'm not hearing
Blake's name.

Work, work, work!

Four kids! Come on, Ty.

- [moans]
- Oh!

Ooh, the tail
broke off in his mouth.

- Come on!
- Go, go, Tyler, go!

Oh, my God.
She done caught up.

Blake dropped his! Come on!

Johnny: Aww, yeah.
He's picking up the whole rat
with his mouth.

That's not going to count.
[laughing]

But he does get
street cred with me.

Haul a*s! Come on!
Pick up the pace!

- Pick up the pace!
- Oh, my God!

- Johnny:
No, no, no, no, no!
- [bleep]

- Come on, Tyler!
- [hissing]

Go, go, go, go, go!

I need an answer.
Did the fourth one count?

- Johnny:
No, no, no, no, no.
- [bleep]

It is down to Blake and Tyler,
and it's close.

- Haul a*s! Haul a*s!
- One more, baby.
One more, baby!

- Come on! Haul a*s!
- Go, baby, go!

- Come on!
- Go, go, Tyler, go!

- Go, go, go, go, go!
- Keep going, keep going,
keep going!

- You good.
Keep going. Keep going.
- Grab it!

- Oh, my God.
- Work, work!

- Blake's got his fourth rat.
- Grab it! Grab it!

- Yes! Yes!
- Blake's dropped his! Come on!

- Go, go, Tyler! Go!
- Johnny: Tyler's got hers.

- Come on, Ty! Come on!
- Bring it home.

- Come on, Ty!
- Come on, Ty! Come on!

Ty, keep moving!
Keep moving! Come on!

- Come on, Ty!
- Come on, Ty! Come on, Ty!

- Here he comes.
It's down to the end.
- Oh, my gosh.

- Oh.
- And Blake's got it!

He is safe! It's done.

- Oh, my God.
- Wow.

Johnny:
Oh, it was so close.

[bleep]
Why'd you do that, bro?

- He beat me by...
- He beat you by seconds.

- [groans]
- You [bleep].

Hey, you just went from
public enemy number one to me!

Even if they hate me,
I took her out.

- [groans]
- I am gonna miss her
as a person.

But as a competitor,
these people gotta go.

Like, there's only one person
that wins this game,

and I don't think a lot
of the house realizes that.

It hurts having a knife
in my back right now.

Hey, social game.
You wanna make that choice?

I knew this game
would get nasty.

My plan came to light.

Mama Bear
is leaving the house.

I am internally
jumping for joy.

All right,
Rob, Rodney, Blake,

you guys are all safe.
Congratulations.

Tyler. Mm.

You have crushed
this the whole time,

and you should be very proud.

- Unfortunately,
fear was a factor. Yeah.
- Ugh!

- No, I understand.
- Ugh!

But you get to go home
to your four grand prizes,

- your kids.
- That's right.

- Yeah.
- [sniffling]

- Ugh!
- We love you. Bye.

Mm.

- [whispering]
- Ugh.

It sucks to go home.

But my kids,
I hope they are so proud.

- Get him out.
- Damn.

- [murmuring]
- I'm proud of you.

Tyler:
I got to do something that

pushed every boundary
in my body.

I'm satisfied with the fears
that I have overcome.

I'm not so scared
of them anymore.

- [shrieking]
- And the decision that put me
up for elimination

was a selfless one,
and I have no regrets.

- Love you.
- Love y'all.

- [overlapping chatter]
- Love you.

[hissing]

Rob, Rodney, and Blake,
you are still in the competition

and that much closer to
our grand prize of $200,000.

- Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
- All right.

Now head back
to the Fear House,

take some showers,
some tetanus shots,

- and I'll see you tomorrow.
- Peace.

- Johnny: All right.
- Bye, Johnny.

Blake defied our alliance
and took Tyler out.

If that's how he wants
to play this game, so be it.

We're going to get revenge
for Tyler.

Blake: It's like we were
playing a board game

and I kicked the table
and knocked all the pieces off.

What is really
making me excited

is just seeing the pure anger

emanating from Ethan and Dida

just because
they're so c*ck.

The rivalry begins.

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

Did I just k*ll the vibe
in this house?

Blake, he snaked us.

Now he has a target
on his back.

For the first time,
you must stare down
this fear alone.

I don't know how
I'm going to accomplish this.

- Go!
- [horns blaring]

- [grunting]
- [screaming]

Kind of came with a little idea.

This is the best chance we have

of getting a guy out
of the house.

- Let's do it.
- You want that satisfaction of,

"We got our revenge."
Nope!

I can smell revenge coming.

[screaming]