DAVID GENAT: The world is a wondrous and mysterious place.
To experience its hidden corners is an adventure dreams are made of.
MAN: Travelling brings joy, brings adventure,
and I believe
that every single person
that lives on this planet
has a level of magic within them.
Travelling pulls this out of people.
MAN: To me, the most memorable parts of travel
are the seemingly insignificant
but in retrospect, become so rewarding.
Like a flat tyre on the side of a Costa Rican Highway
or, like, running out of money in Morocco or something.
WOMAN: I'm underestimating myself because of my age,
but I'm going to show Australia that even being 57,
you can still go out there and give life a good shot.
That's really hard talking about yourself constantly.
Isn't it?
I'm not going to be doing that on the show, am I?
Blowing smoke up my arse?
Limber up, boys!
DAVID: But this is not your typical family holiday...
(CAMEL GRUNTS)
He was going to bite my nose off.
..because this trip comes with one...
Let's go, let's go!
..massive twist.
(EAGLE CRIES)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Drop will commence in T-20 seconds.
DAVID: 12 brave Aussies will be blindfolded...
..deprived of both sight and sound,
with no idea where they're off to
and dropped in the middle
of some of the most extraordinary locations...
(SQUEALS)
..and festivals...
(LAUGHS)
..on the planet.
Well, I'm in the middle of the desert.
DAVID: Welcome to Rush.
What is going on?
DAVID: The most extreme global challenge ever attempted.
Let's go!
Three teams of strangers...
(CHEERING)
Team Navy, Team Gold, and Team Scarlet...
(WATCHES BEEPING) Oh, oh, oh!
..will firstly need to figure out where there've been dropped...
You think there would be snakes?
Yeah, probably. Oh, my god!
(LAUGHS)
..and complete unforgettable cultural missions...
Oh, what?
..then be the first to find me...
Yeah, let's go, guys!
..so they can continue their adventure
at the next destination...
(GOAT BLEATS)
(SQUEALS)
..because the last team to meet me at the escape zone...
Seriously, run, run, run.
This is not how I spend my (BLEEP) holidays.
..must eliminate one of their own.
It's happening now?
DAVID: Unfortunately, your journey stops here.
The rush is over.
For those who go the distance...
How beautiful is this?
..nine spectacular countries await...
I want to build a good house for you.
..where they'll face life-changing...
(APPLAUSE)
..immersive experiences...
(NECK CRACKS)
(SCREAMS)
Feel like I've done five rounds with Mike Tyson.
..that no ordinary holiday can buy.
Oh, this is the actual rock.
Oh, my god. It is, Saxon.
This is without a doubt the most special thing I've ever done.
Whoo!
What a vibe. The people are friendly.
Thanks, mate. Thank you very much.
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! Oi, oi, oi!
To understand someone else's way of life, that's travelling.
That is truly travelling.
(EXCITED SCREAMS)
DAVID: These brave Aussies take the ultimate leap...
Oh, my god!
..of blind faith.
(LAUGHS)
Oh! DG! Put it back.
DAVID: Guided only by me...
Whoo!
..and their sense of adventure...
I'm going for a poo in the desert!
..and with $100,000
plus a round-the-world first-class tickets up for grabs...
You think that's what the rush?
(CHEERING)
..strap in.
You ain't seeing nothing out of these.
DAVID: It's going to be a bumpy ride...
(CHEERING)
..and the first blind drop starts right now.
(WAVES CRASHING)
(ETHEREAL MUSIC SLOWLY BEGINS)
(SIRENS AND TRAFFIC)
(THUNDER)
(MUSIC BUILDING)
(SIRENS AND TRAFFIC)
DAVID: Rio de Janeiro.
A mega-city that's sprawls over 1,200 square kilometres
with a name that fires the imagination,
that every year throws the world's biggest party.
Carnival.
(SINGING AND MUSIC)
DAVID: Bursting with over 200 vibrant floats,
this five-day street party phenomenon
entices over two million revellers from all over the planet
for the ultimate celebration and assault on the senses.
(SOUND BECOMES MUTED)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Drop will commence in T-20 seconds.
(FRANTIC DRUMMING)
(SOUND BECOMES MUTED) ELECTRONIC VOICE: Prepare for drop.
(LOUD DRUMMING AND MUSIC)
(SOUND BECOMES MUTED)
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Ten, nine, eight,
seven, six, five,
four, three, two, one,
and we are go for the drop.
(MUFFLED SOUND)
(LOUD DRUMMING AND MUSIC)
(SQUEALS)
(LAUGHS)
Wow!
We're in Rio! This is Carnival!
We're at Carnival!
(EPIC MUSIC)
We're in Brazil at Carnival! This is unreal!
(SCREAMS)
What the hell!
I was not expecting that.
I feel like I'm dreaming.
I don't think anybody knew what was happening either.
Hey!
It was a bit of an eye-opener, hey?
I just saw, you know...
You know? (LAUGHS)
It was a bit full on.
I don't even know what's happening right now.
My head was pounding, didn't know where I was, had no control.
Bro, what is happening?
The rush of adrenaline in my body was overwhelming.
Ah!
I was anxious, angry, happy, upset.
I couldn't control it.
I was just stuck there.
Ah!
I've never felt that feeling in my life.
Hey!
I've never been anywhere before.
I felt so out of place, it was crazy.
Just wanted out, wanted it all to stop.
How did we end up here?
DAVID: Three teams of strangers
have been dropped into the madness of Rio Carnival.
Their first step is to find me.
To do that, they must solve a clue
they are about to receive on their watches.
Mate, Rio. Rio de Janeiro.
(WATCHES BEEP) Oh, oh, oh!
(WATCHES BEEP) Ola.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
I don't see a mountain.
What's a mountain?
Alright, do we need to find a mountain?
I reckon someone's dressed as a mountain.
A mountain, a mountain, a mountain, a mountain...
I don't think I could be further away from home if I tried.
We're in the bloody...
I think it's South Afr - America.
Oi, Scarlet, Scarlet, Scarlet!
Yeah, if mum ever lost you in the Woolies shopping centre,
this is what it'd feel like.
Just there's no tears at the moment.
Do you speak English?
No?
No, all good, all good.
No one's speaking Aussie.
It's just, "No, no", the whole bloody time,
trying to talk to anyone.
Excuse me, do you speak English?
Do you speak English?
Give me a riddle that involves anything Australian
and I think I can solve it.
Chuck some Brazilian in there and I'm...
Yeah, I'm pretty much roadkill.
Where's Naj?
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Yeah, we've got to make sure we've got the team together.
Yeah.
NAJMAH: So, the team I'm in is the Scarlet Team
and I was hoping there's someone to, like, lead the way for us.
But clearly not.
Naj!
There you guys are!
Wait for me, guys! I've got little legs!
I was like, it's my time to shine.
Hello.
Growing up being multilingual,
I can handle not knowing the language.
No? OK.
I speak Somali, English, a bit of Arabic, and Spanish.
Thank you, thank you.
But no one knows how to say 'mountain' in Portuguese.
Mountain? Yeah, Mountain.
Don't know, sorry. No mountain?
Big hill. Big hill?
Yeah.
So, we start like playing charades with the locals...
A mountain. A mountain.
Big hill.
Steep walking up.
..which was not really helpful.
Guys, let's just all take a breather
'cause what we're doing,
we're running around like a headless chicken.
There's more to the message.
That's why we just need to chill and read it.
"At the top of the mountain, you'll see the light."
"Redemption awaits, it's a mesmerising sight."
OK. Redemption.
Alright, alright, let's try thinking outside the box a bit.
Top of a mountain.
Alright, that's where the Jesus thing is. The Jesus.
OK, so do you know the giant statue of Jesus on top of the mountain.
Yes. Oh, yeah! That's what we're trying to find.
It's like one of the most famous landmarks.
Well, let's ask this guy.
We're looking for the big statute.
The Jesus one. Jesus one or something.
Yes!
How far?
OK, so we get in a cab?
Can you help us?
If we go get a cab, can you tell him?
Oh, sorry man. Sorry, mate.
That's really rough. We'll leave you then. That's a really rough...
Yeah, let's get back up there and I reckon turn right
and we'll try and see if that thing's there, that statue.
Oh, there's the light! Where?
Guys, guys, have a look up there. See the big light?
Yeah. Hey, it's a ways away.
Here comes a cab now. Let's grab it.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
I've got a really good feeling about this.
Oh, look at the traffic, man.
(CHEERING)
Not in my wildest dreams
did I ever think that I would be in the middle of Carnival.
God, they love a party. Whoo-hoo!
It looks like just a Mardi Gras on steroids.
That's what it looks like.
And look at the people, how they're getting around.
It just cracks me up.
Last time I did a big party like this, it was in Bali,
so yeah, we won't mention that.
Hola. Espagnole?
No? No.
Do you speak Spanish, Hamish?
Yeah, I speak Spanish but I can't P
Portuguese, it's similar but different.
Have you done lots of travel in there, Hame?
Yeah, I used to P I worked down here.
What do you do for a job?
My family runs a Christmas tree business.
Sweet!
Alright.
We're not here to put shoes on centipedes.
That's always a fun one for me and that means, "Let's get to it."
I help run our family business which is a Christmas tree business.
Whoo-hoo!
All I've known my entire life is Christmas trees,
so it's been, yeah, pretty unique.
Whoo-hoo!
But I love to travel the world.
I've been to 20 different countries.
I've been able to see such beautiful places
and be really immersed in cultures.
Even though I've done heaps of travelling,
this would be the first time
I've done anything really to this degree.
But let's do it. I'm into it.
I'm so stoked. I've always wanted to come to this.
DAVID: As Team Scarlet extract themselves from Carnival...
I truly think that it's Christ the Redeemer.
Yeah, I do too.
'Cause it's a redemption,
it says redemption.
..Team Gold have clicked onto the same clue.
Taxi! There we go. Yeah.
Taxi! Taxi!
We got one, we got one, we got one. Let's go.
Thanks, guys. Alright, where do we need to go?
So, we're going to Christo, the Christo.
Christo. The Christ the Redeemer.
Christo. Christ the Redeemer.
Don't forget your seatbelts, guys.
Are you sure we have money? Yes.
DAVID: To navigate their way to meet me at Christ the Redeemer,
teams have only their wits and street smarts,
along with a backpack of travel essentials
and 50 Brazilian real,
which is just over 15 Aussie dollars.
It's only cost us 9.20 so far.
OK.
Excuse me. How much to get to...
The statue.
Can you do 50? We've only got 50.
Please, please. Please, and we're begging.
50?
Thank you so much. Thank you, thank you.
We need to beat them.
We need to beat them so bad.
DAVID: Team Gold have hit the ground running
and flexed their bartering skills.
Now, no one speaks English.
DAVID: But for Team Navy, the chaos continues.
That way! No way.
Well... Do you know what I mean?
The only thing I know in Portuguese is...
(SPEAKS PORTUGUESE)
Which is, "We are all together."
Guys, guys, guys! OK, guys.
But team Navy are 100% not together as a team.
Before we leave this part,
do we want to make sure we've covered all of it?
Because if we start going... I think we have.
We haven't covered that side. Hey, hey, look, look!
Look at the lights!
That's a building.
Holy moly.
Madi and Sofia.
It is a mountain. Look at the shape of it.
That's not a mountain.
Let's just stop.
It's very exhausting being around both of those two.
That looks like a church.
Yeah, let's go. Let's go to the church.
OK, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's the mountain.
It's... (LAUGHS)
Like, to be honest, it's killing me.
Can I just say this?
It is a marathon, not a race.
Yeah, I know, but I need to talk as well.
You've cut me off every time.
No, I have not. I absolutely have not.
OK, just relax.
Let's just all have a conversation.
OK, cool.
But somehow I'm going to try and just dull the voices down
and see if we can work together more as a team.
So, all I want to know
is what do you reckon,
what do you guys reckon it means, "Redemption awaits."
"It's a mesmerising sight"?
Christ the Redeemer, is that in Brazil?
Is it like a Jesus-y thing?
I reckon that's the mesmerising sight.
I reckon it's just there. We go for a look.
Let's go. Let's go, let's go.
There's the first redemption.
DAVID: With Team Navy deciphering the clue,
all three teams now head up the mountain.
Teams need to locate me
where they'll learn how to reach the escape zone.
We're going up, so that's a good start.
DAVID: So, it's a race to the top where every second counts.
Team Scarlet are praying
they've arrived at a correct location.
We're way up.
We're actually about to be at the top of Rio.
FIONA: Oh, my god!
Look at it!
DAVID: Christ the Redeemer,
one of the new seven wonders of the world,
is Rio's number one tourist attraction,
towering over the city at a staggering 38 metres high
and weighing 635 metric tons.
(EXCITED CHATTER)
Hallelujah! You're the first team here!
(CHEERING)
What? (LAUGHS)
That's unreal!
Get in here, guys!
I'm so proud of everyone.
Well done, guys! Yes!
Welcome to Brazil!
(CHEERING)
You survived the world's biggest party, Rio Carnival.
(CHEERING)
Great job finding me.
But this race has barely started.
Remember, your job is to get to the escape zone
and that is a long way away from here.
Here in Brazil, you've got a huge adventure in front of you.
Tomorrow, you must complete one mission at Rocinha favela.
You'll need to play a game of soccer against the locals
and score one goal.
If you don't complete this mission,
you won't be allowed to cross the escape zone,
meaning you will face elimination.
Then you need to race to the seaside town of Paraty
and check into your hotel.
The final day is the race to the escape zone
where I'll be waiting.
(EXCITED GIGGLE)
Here is your dossier.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
It's got everything you need to get to the escape zone
as well as 1,000 Brazilian reals
which is roughly 300 Aussie dollars.
Oh, OK.
You will need to cover your food, transportation,
and everything else you will need to get you to the escape zone.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
So, spend wisely.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Team Scarlet, as you're the first team to arrive,
you've got an invaluable headstart tomorrow morning.
Remember, last team to reach the escape zone
will have to send one of their own home
and their adventure will end here in Brazil.
Good luck.
Thank you.
I'll be sure to say a few Hail Mary's for you.
(LAUGHTER) We'll need 'em.
Get out of here.
Alright! Thanks, guys. Well done.
Good job, guys. Well done.
What the hell am I doing on this?
I don't belong here. This is too fast for me.
Wow. One more look at that.
Is that what this whole trip's going to be like?
On the go, rushing from one place to another?
This is going to be wild.
Please let - the entrance.
Entrance. I think that's the entrance.
We've got to stop here. Stop, stop, stop.
Thank you. OK. OK.
Wait, we need to pay. We need to pay.
Hey, brother.
Obrigado, mate. Thank you.
Thanks so much, man.
Obrigado.
Guys...
I have a problem.
What? What?
Look.
What?
Are you trying to get more money?
How much?
No, you said 50.
Hey, boss, boss, boss, boss. You said 50.
It's also double what the meter is.
You said 50.
Sorry. We agreed on 50.
There's no way that we can pay any more
and we're in the middle of nowhere. Like, we don't have any more money.
DAVID: Our three teams
have been dropped into the world's biggest party...
(SQUEALS)
..Rio Carnival...
..and the first team to find me and collect their dossier
for their Brazilian mission were Team Scarlet.
Come on, I'm so proud.
DAVID: But second-place Team Gold have come to a grinding halt...
No, you said 50. You said 50. Hey, boss, boss, boss.
..with their cab driver demanding more than the agreed fare.
No, you said 50.
Wait, wait.
How about I give you this?
This ring is 18 carat gold and that's a sapphire.
It's worth 1,000 Australian dollars.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
You see other teams? I think so.
Oh, there it is.
(SQUEALS)
TYLEN: Struck gold and figured out
that we had to come and see the big Jesus.
Old mate doing these ones.
Holy! Whoo!
That's...
I think in Bundy, the closest thing you'll get
is a big rum bottle, actually.
Yeah.
Not quite the same.
We did it!
Team Navy!
(SQUEALS)
(CHEERING AND LAUGHTER)
Alright, get back, get back.
Rio Carnival is going crazy.
(CHEERING)
Carnival!
All for us.
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
How was your first drop?
Full of energy.
You know, a little bit of bickering and that,
but it happens, it's all good.
Well, guys, as it stands,
one team has already passed through here.
So, you've got a bit of catching up to do.
Remember, your job is to get to the escape zone.
Along the way, you must complete one mission,
score a goal against the locals
at Rocinha favela.
If you don't complete this mission,
you won't be allowed to cross the escape zone,
meaning one of you will face elimination.
Alright. Now, good luck.
Thanks, brother.
Godspeed
and get going!
Vaminos!
DAVID: Now in last place
and agonisingly close to their destination,
Team Gold's only recourse is to hustle.
Excuse me, you said 50.
I can talk myself out of this situation.
While the others are stressing, I am not.
I'm a CEO. That's what I do best.
When I see a problem, I'm able to resolve it.
So, I am going to use my strengths
and if I have to use my smile,
if I have to use my...
..hands, I'm going to do whatever I can
to make sure that I get my team to the endgame.
Could you please? $50?
Please.
Thank you.
Thank you. We appreciate it.
This is where the hustler in me comes in.
Thank you. Let's go, let's go.
Oh, my god!
Holy hell!
Whoa!
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Yeah, take your time, guys.
Team Gold, you don't have time to waste.
Sorry. Just drinking it in.
Unfortunately, you're the last team to arrive.
We did finally find me and the race is just beginning.
So, you guys are going to have to really hustle tomorrow
to catch up.
Alright. Thank you.
Go with god.
Thank you. Let's go!
(UPBEAT PARTY MUSIC)
DAVID: Copacabana Beach.
(MUSIC SWELLS)
A legendary four-kilometre stretch of white sand...
..and the place to be seen in Rio.
(MUSIC INTENSIFIES)
DAVID: Once an exclusive destination for the city's rich,
these days, everyone has their spot.
Beautiful people, beach vendors,
poor kids from the shanty towns or favelas,
and the sporty types.
Nearly three million people hit this beach on New Year's Eve.
This is where Team Scarlet start day two...
Let's go.
Alright, guys.
..and as first place last night, they are the first to set off.
It looks like Hawaii or something, you know what I mean?
Cococabana is... Coco...
Copacabana. PRODUCER: Beach, yeah.
Copacabana is a really fun, happy, exciting place,
and the less you wear, the better.
Anything's a go.
I saw a guy in a tan coloured mankini
with both his... (WHISTLES) ..hanging out the sides.
Nothing to the imagination, put it that way.
HAMISH: Let's find somewhere and have a discussion.
DAVID: Their mission today is to head to the Rocinha favela
and find four locals to join them in a game of soccer.
"To complete the mission,"
"your team must score one goal against the locals."
I think I've got that covered, alright? I'll let you in...
I don't think you have, Hamish. I'm going to keep...
Otherwise, we just bribe 'em.
Sorry.
DAVID: Teams have 1,000 Brazilian real between them
for food, transport, and everything else they need
to complete the mission and get to the escape zone.
Need to get a budget going
'cause if we blow it, that's when we're in big...
Do you reckon we'll blow it?
No, I don't think we will if we budget right.
DAVID: At just over 300 Aussie dollars, it's not a lot.
Do we need a taxi? Yeah, I reckon we get a taxi.
Can you believe we were there last night?
Where? I know, unbelievable.
You know, that's one of the seven wonders of the world, you know?
Is it? Yeah.
So, like top attraction sort of thing?
I can't believe this is your first experience travelling overseas
and you got to see that. Yeah, I know, I know.
Number one.
ADAM: My name's Adam.
22 from Western Sydney.
"2750."
That's my local postcode, Emu Plains.
You know where it's at.
Went to school here, played footy here.
I've got a song about the Emu Plains colours.
# They say chuck me on a mic I'm going to kill it
# It's a pull-up, pulldown, pull-up, pull-up when I'm in town
# That red, white and blue is dripping down from my gown...
I've never been anywhere before.
So, this is going to be a life lesson.
My mum does a lot for me at home.
Like, a lot.
I leave my room, come home, spotless.
Food in the fridge for me.
Wash my clothes,
so, um, don't know how I'm going to cope.
Yep.
You know what keeps me going?
The thought of you.
I think there's someone worse off.
Do you know, that's funny because I think that as well.
I go, "She's going through it as well, so I'm going..."
Yeah, exactly. That's what you've got to do.
Yeah.
Because Adam hasn't done much travel,
I feel like I could take him under my wing.
I mean, I love little Adam
'cause he reminds me of my two boys, you know?
And I can just give him shit and all that.
So, I do like him and he can take it, so it's good.
Look how packed the beach is.
Oh, man!
He's a dirty old perv. Oh, no, I'm not!
Eyes are poking out of his head.
(LAUGHS)
Honestly.
We were walking down
and you're pointing at the guys in G-bangers.
You're such a liar!
He's a liar, he's a liar.
Do not P cut!
DAVID: 15 minutes after Team Scarlet,
Team Navy are checking out.
Alright, gang. Let's see what we gotta do, eh?
"Make your way to Rocinha favela."
"The team must score one goal against the locals."
OK, cool. I can see a taxi just here.
Is that going to be our first stop, do you reckon? Jump in that cab?
I reckon, jump in.
DAVID: After the chaos and confusion of last night,
they need to stay focused.
Oh, look! Can we go look at the food?
How good does this look?
Is that sheep? Baa!
(LAUGHTER)
Vaca, vaca...
Is that a... Cow?
..bull? No, cow.
We're going to dance.
Come on, dance!
We'd better get going! Love you!
DAVID: Checking out last is Team Gold...
..hoping to make up for lost time with an extreme strategy.
If we think about that day here, it's a mission and then a check-in.
I think the choice here for us is a taxi or bus
and I think a lot of people will take the bus to save money.
We have to make a choice here.
Are we willing to really fork out to try to get an hour ahead?
I think we should 100% do that.
DAVID: By not eating, Gold hope to save extra money
that might give them the edge over the other teams.
We're off and racing, guys.
Let's make up some time.
DAVID: It's a big gamble
and hopefully, it means they won't end up
biting off more than they can chew.
Thank you. Obrigado.
Alright, let's go!
DAVID: All three teams are on approach to their mission...
..in Brazil's largest favela
where they'll need to score a goal against the locals
in a game of soccer.
So, favelas are like really densely populated, really high crime rate.
People in these areas will murder people
and get away with it all the time.
Because it's truly a dangerous place.
DAVID: Rocinha favela.
An urban slum of around 150,000 people...
..crammed into just over two square kilometres.
Founded by migrant workers in the early 1930s,
it's long been associated with gangs, drugs, and violence.
FIONA: That's called favela?
HAMISH: That's a favela, yeah.
FIONA: So, it's like a little shantytown.
Yeah, it's like that.
Having experience going into favelas...
..I kind of knew it was going to be one of the most dangerous places,
particularly if you start being frantic or whatnot,
people think you're up to no good and that can cause some issues.
I know, like, you have to keep it cool, calm and collected.
Shall we get out here?
ADAM: Yeah, no, thanks.
No. No. No.
Don't take me there. Don't take me there.
(DOG BARKS)
DAVID: In this crime ridden maze...
Oh, yuck. Look at these places.
..teams must locate a soccer pitch...
It's different, hey?
..and score a goal against locals.
ADAM: Walking in the favela, I'm feeling pretty anxious.
I've done very minimal travel.
I've experienced very minimal things.
But the favela is a pretty hard-core city.
Apparently, they don't take too kindly to new people coming in.
This is going to be an experience.
Look at the houses up the top there.
Oh, my god.
I don't think there'd be any lifts.
My dream holiday would go to Vegas
and spend a week at the casinos there,
but yeah, here we are.
The favela.
Oh, come on.
Alright, let's find this pitch. Where's our pitch?
We got everything?
Alright, let's go.
We need to find a... We've got to find a pitch.
..a football field. Yes.
Well, let's stop and ask someone.
What is this place?
Yeah, a little bit different to Bundy.
She's a bit scarier than we first initially thought.
Oi, just get off the road.
So, stress levels were high.
Obrigado, obrigado. Thank you, thank you.
OK.
Go left, go left.
Boys, just wait.
Slow down. Make sure we're close.
Yeah.
Now, let's just P let's all just walk really slowly and casually.
Let's just act really chill.
Excuse me. Campo de futebol?
Don't know?
Oh, my god.
Can the boys go in front? Yeah, you go in front.
This is insane.
Watch out.
I actually didn't know much about this place.
You know, the guns, the crime, and all of that
just scared the absolute bejesus out of me.
I was shitting myself. Like, I'm like done.
(CAR HORN)
OK, guys, off, off, off, off.
Go, go, go, go. Go, go, go, go.
Just go. Just go. Just go.
My breath started shallowing.
(MOTORBIKE REVS)
I was pretty freaked out actually.
We don't know where we're going. Yeah, yeah.
DAVID: Still to come...
Trail's up here.
Oh, look at this! Push.
Let's go.
..the clock is ticking...
Seriously, run, run, run.
..to be the first to reach the escape zone...
Oh, let's go, let's go!
Because you're the first team here, no one is going home today.
..in one of the most extraordinary locations on the planet.
But first...
Oh, my god. Oh, my god.
..they'll need to negotiate the mean streets
of Rocinha favela...
..and score a goal against the locals.
Go!
Give him a hug! (LAUGHS)
Oh, shit, they're good!
(SIRENS AND TRAFFIC)
DAVID: Teams are navigating Rocinha...
..one of South America's largest favelas...
OK, guys, off, off, off, off.
..a shanty town on the outskirts of Rio, Brazil...
(MOTORBIKE REVS AGGRESSIVELY)
..and one of the most dangerous places in the world.
Oh, my god. Oh, my god.
Let's find this pitch. Where's our pitch?
DAVID: To complete their mission, teams must find the soccer pitch
hidden in one of the many backstreets
and score a goal in a game against the locals.
Hey, guys, hold up. I'll ask these guys.
OK.
DAVID: Team Gold are lost.
Campo de futebol?
OK, go, go, go.
Come on, come on.
DAVID: Team Navy are still searching.
Hey, football?
No? Football?
Can you show us?
DAVID: But in this labyrinth of a favela...
FIONA: Look at this, look at this.
Here, here!
..Team Scarlet managed to stumble across a soccer pitch.
This is a pitch.
Yeah, it's got soccer goals. Let's ask.
DAVID: To complete their mission,
they'll need to persuade soccer-mad locals
to give them a game...
..and then all they need to do is score a goal.
Hey, hey.
(INDISTINCT)
(LAUGHTER)
But you let us shoot one goal.
Limber up, boys.
I'll run around but my soccer skills P
you've gotta have good soccer skills against these kids.
I'm just going to go with it and hope we get out alive.
Go!
(UPBEAT MUSIC) Oh, shit. They're good!
Run, run!
Give him a hug!
Go, Hamish!
I've got nothing on these kids.
Yes, go, Adam!
Go, Adam! Cross!
Oh!
Hamish, Hamish, I'm free!
Hamish, back, back. Here!
Oh, you serious? He's got the moves, he's got 'em.
Hey!
Adam, go, go!
Kick it!
Yes!
(CHEERING)
Oh, my god.
Naj, you did it! Well done!
NAJMAH: I feel like a lot of people do underestimate me.
Normally, I'm more mentally strong than physical.
I can't believe you got it! That was awesome!
But I feel like that goal really proved
I am an asset to the team.
Well done!
The people here at the favela, as much as they come across as hard,
they're actually really genuinely friendly people.
They weren't going to let us win, that's for sure, but that's OK.
We wouldn't expect them to. I wouldn't either.
Let's go.
They have got a kind heart.
It's unfortunate for them
that they're just born into this, you know...
..place.
Oh, my god. Those kids are unbelievably good.
We're in Brazil, Hamish. No, I know.
They play that shit in the womb.
DAVID: With one in the net,
Team Scarlet have accomplished their mission.
They must now find their way four hours southwest
to the coastal town of Paraty,
the weekend escape for Rio's wealthy.
They just can't blow their budget.
We now need to get to Paraty.
It is about two to four hours.
We need to go now.
DAVID: With Team Scarlet in the lead,
they face a critical decision.
Hamish, get that talk on. We need a taxi now.
DAVID: Do they jump in a taxi to Paraty
and spend the bulk of their budget?
Guys, there's a bus stop over there.
DAVID: Or do they take the bus?
Cheaper but potentially slower.
This could be a game-changer.
But they can't seem to agree.
Can we catch a taxi?
We can't do the car.
That would be our whole budget.
We can try to haggle.
No, we've got to get the bus. Yeah.
When I travel, usually it's been on a quite a tight budget,
so I understood that it's probably going to be too much money
to try and get a taxi
and then try and have a money for tomorrow.
DAVID: Hamish has managed to persuade the rest of the team
to catch the bus,
despite Najmah's objections.
What are we looking for? We are looking for Paraty.
Paraty.
Paraty. (LAUGHS)
NAJMAH: I don't agree with Hamish.
Buses are very slow. They take a lot of stops
and it's just very frustrating
that we're all going with what he wants.
Quatro for Paraty.
Bien, bien. Obrigado.
Alright, do you guys want me to hold onto all the tickets?
Yes, please. Alright.
If we can get the next bus...
Let's go.
..and no other team is on it,
then I'm confident we'll be in the lead
and this will be a great decision.
Let's see what seat we are. Oh, we've got to check.
I'm fairly sure the other teams are going to have to get the bus,
which means they'll be behind us.
(BUS ENGINE STARTS) No other teams made it onto the bus.
If we come last because of this bad decision
to take a stupid bus rather than a taxi,
I'm going to be really pissed.
DAVID: Thanks to their economical decision...
Whoo-hoo! (LAUGHS)
..Team Scarlet are left with just over 500 Brazilian real
to get them to the escape zone.
Let's go, baby. Go! (LAUGHS)
DAVID: Back in Rocinha favela...
Get it here!
Go, Tommy! Go, Tommy!
Go, Tommy!
Oh! (CHEERING)
..second-place Team Navy have finished their game of soccer
and scored a goal.
It was a so cool playing soccer with the locals.
(CHEERING)
Thanks, mate. Thank you very much.
It just goes to show that, like, you can't judge a book by its cover
because, like, for what it looks like,
versus the people we've met, amazing!
DAVID: Now, they face the same dilemma.
How to get to the town of Paraty?
Bus or taxi?
I can see taxi over here.
DAVID: They are hoping they can make up time by taking a taxi.
What way?
Onde. Where.
What does that mean? Where?
Onde Paraty?
Right here. That's that?
Oh, no. You're joking.
Turns out Paraty is freaking four hours away.
Much further than I thought.
No way.
We've stuffed that one up, haven't we?
It's four hours away.
It's four hours away? Paraty is four hours away.
Dude, dude, dude.
DAVID: Finding a taxi
willing to take them that far with limited funds...
Let's just get the taxi.
..isn't going to be easy.
Start negotiating.
Getting a taxi means speed.
We do not have time to catch a bus and be slower
because time is money right now.
We don't have time for that. We do not have time.
He's saying that he doesn't think a taxi will take us
because it's too far away. It's very expensive.
Hey, man. We go to P can you speak English?
Paraty, Paraty.
Paraty.
DAVID: Our teams must determine
the most efficient route to their next check-in,
the town of Paraty, four hours away.
Team Scarlet are in the lead
and they've hopped on the bus for the journey.
They've spent a budget-friendly 344 Brazilian real,
which is just over AU$100.
It's really important to budget.
I understand that a taxi will be a little bit quicker
but I don't think it'll be that much quicker.
We're definitely really confident about this decision.
I think the bus is our only way to go.
This is unreal.
Like, this is pretty good.
I think we can all take a breath back.
I'm feeling pretty confident.
DAVID: Although it is the cheaper option,
the bus will be making several stops along the way
to pick up and let off passengers.
Still in Rio, Team Navy are in second place
and want to take a taxi to Paraty...
I know it's far.
Will you take us all the way to Paraty?
Sim, sim, sim. Yeah?
..but a four-hour taxi ride can cost double
what Team Scarlet paid for the bus...
OK, how much?
Yeah, write it down. Yeah?
972.
What? Is it 900?
That's like 1,000 bucks.
..and with the clock ticking,
Navy needs to barter for the best price.
Hang on, hang on, hang on. OK.
7-5-0.
Please, please.
I reckon eight. Just go eight. Eight.
Eight?
Eu te amo, eu te amo.
Cash.
(CHEERING)
Let's go!
TOMMY: Madi is definitely an asset to the team at the moment.
I was actually blown away by how Madi got that taxi.
Madi comes through with the goods. Very cool.
Nail on the head for us.
Our team were just literally flying by the seat of our pants.
But we're getting this done somehow and whatever we're doing is working.
(SINGING) # I love you! #
DAVID: Having spent 800 on the taxi,
Team Navy are left with just 50 Brazilian real
to get to the escape zone.
In last place and still in the favela are Team Gold.
Go Priscilla!
They've only just completed their mission...
(CHEERING)
..and are now over 40 minutes behind Team Scarlet and Team Navy.
Alright, let's go. Let's go!
We just have to keep moving.
Our strategy has always been to take a taxi to the next check-in
and we'll hope that other teams will take the bus
and we'll get that kind of one to two-hour leap on them
and hopefully close up that gap.
Alright, here we go. This guy maybe.
Thank you. Yeah, let's go.
I am so stressed.
It's four hours away.
DAVID: All three teams are now on the road.
With a little over 250 km to Paraty,
the race to their next check-in is on.
How are we feeling about where the other teams are?
I don't know, hey?
We know this is costing us an arm and a leg.
I am hoping that, A, it gets us there faster,
and B, everybody else has got the bus.
(SNORING)
Next stop Paraty.
DAVID: Founded in 1597,
Paraty is one of the best preserved colonial settlements
in all of Brazil,
famed for its churches and cobblestones.
Paraty is the holiday destination of Rio's rich and famous.
It's also the gateway
to an 84,000 square kilometre protected area
of outstanding natural beauty.
What time is it? Five.
Oh, wow.
DAVID: After nearly three and a half hours of racing,
all three teams are fast approaching their check-in destination.
Team Navy and Team Gold are in second and third place,
but are quickly catching up to the lead thanks to their taxi...
I'm worried that the other team is catching up.
Yeah, definitely.
OK, so there's a map.
OK, that's where it is.
Guys, we've actually made pretty good time.
Alright, go faster.
..while holding on in first place...
Did you sleep?
No. ..is Team Scarlet...
You didn't sleep? Bro, I was out like a light.
..and despite some doubt from within their team,
their decision to take the bus has paid off...
FIONA: We're here.
(YAWNS)
..with Team Scarlet arriving in town Paraty in first place.
This is kind of fun.
Look at this. This is pretty nice, actually.
Isn't it a gorgeous little place?
No point rushing.
We're pretty safe.
I think we've got the hour to spare.
An hour?
They would have had to catch a bus an hour after us.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Yeah, we're fine.
DAVID: All they have to do is walk a few metres to their hotel
and check in to retain their lead.
FIONA: Yeah, exactly. I want to too.
Shall we go down and look for some food?
I'm starving.
Let's go.
I reckon there might be burgers.
Check-in's pretty close,
so I think we've got time to go and get food
and then as soon as we get food, we'll make it to the check-in,
but yeah, not feeling too, too pressured.
FIONA: I want a Brazilian meat patty.
ADAM: Yeah, I need barbecue, eh? I need barbecue.
There's a lot of food joints here.
Feeling confident that the other teams
are probably at least like an hour behind us
because the next bus wasn't scheduled for another hour.
That's slushy cocktails coming out there.
(LAUGHS)
I just don't think there's any way they would have got a taxi
just considering how expensive it was.
We're here. Is this it?
We're here, we're here.
DAVID: Team Navy's taxi has just arrived
in the city of Paraty.
Thanks, mate.
(CHEERING)
See you, brother.
DAVID: This is their chance to take out first place
and prove to Scarlet that if you snooze, you lose.
Bye! Obrigado!
We made it into Paraty
and I'm pretty sure that hotel is just at our fingertips.
Alright, let's go, let's go, let's go.
We are just going straight for the hotel,
we are not messing around.
We didn't even get dinner.
There is no time to waste.
Smells like a bakery, to be honest. All I see is bread again.
Lemon cake. I love a lemon cake.
NAJMAH: Right now, everyone wants to get food.
The mission is not to look for food.
The mission is to go and find the hotel to check into.
So, food should be the last thing on their mind.
FIONA: What about this one? Hot dog.
Do you want a burger?
There's a burger joint there.
NAJMAH: I'm very frustrated.
This is a race, not a holiday.
I just feel like that we're going to be late.
I'm trying to check in, I'm trying to get that message
that tells us, "Hey, you're in first place."
"Congratulations."
But no one is catching the hint here.
At least I know frango means chicken, yeah?
I reckon it'll be on this corner somewhere.
Let's go!
This is it.
Whoo! Let's check in.
(WATCHES BEEPING)
"Congratulations! You are the first team!"
(SCREAMS)
We just came first!
So stoked!
So stoked.
Oi, how the heck did we do that?
(SIZZLING)
Alright, let's just make a decision.
Yeah. Two frango.
Two? Whatever you want.
I don't want one of them. I just want a normal hamburger.
Oh, you just want P OK.
(LAUGHTER) That's great news.
I cannot believe that.
We passed Team Scarlet
that was originally coming first and they were leaving before us,
so we are so keen to find out what happened.
Don't tell me they caught the bus.
(SIZZLING)
Um hamburguer, por favor.
And uno es frango.
You want to go halves with me?
DAVID: With Team Scarlet losing first place to Team Navy,
unaware...
Quick!
..they are now also at risk of losing second place to Team Gold
who are fast approaching in their taxi.
Everyone want food then or do we want to just check in?
I just want to win. I'm hungry to win.
I'm hungry to win.
That's what we're living off right now.
We're living off a goal. Hungry to win.
I think we're probably in last place
but it's gnarly to say,
but I am hoping that one of those other teams
has stuffed up real royally
and that they get themselves on the chopping block.
Muito Obrigado. Obrigado.
Obrigado. Thank you.
Oh, man.
This is what I love about travelling,
the good, amazing street food.
We know what we're doing.
We're legging it into the hotel now.
At the end of the day, this is a competition
and I want to stay here for as long as possible.
Let's go, let's go. Alright, go, go, go!
So, I'm hoping that one of those other teams made a royal mistake.
Holy moly, this is what I've been waiting for but who likes tomato?
You like tomato? Yeah. Oh, hell, yeah, mate.
HAMISH: This is kind of fun.
Look at this. This is pretty nice, actually.
FIONA: Isn't it a gorgeous little place?
DAVID: On the four-hour journey from Rio to colonial Paraty...
..Team Scarlet have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
That's yours there.
Thank you. There you go.
DAVID: Overconfident, they've stopped to eat...
Thanks, mate.
(CHEERING)
..and allowed Navy to check in first...
(SCREAMS)
(LAUGHTER) Wait, how the heck did we do that?
I'd prefer to go to sleep hungry.
I'm hungry to win.
..with Team Gold about to do the same.
Let's go. Let's go!
Alright, go, go, go!
(UPBEAT TENSE MUSIC)
We're just checking in, we need to check in.
Team Gold.
(WATCHES BEEPING) Oh, wait.
"You are the second team to check in."
(CHEERING)
Oh, my god!
Second place, baby!
That's all we need, that's all we need.
(LAUGHTER)
We are second!
We're stoked. Absolutely stoked. Frothing.
It's very difficult to explain,
but you're con - in last place,
you're constantly feeling like you're on the chopping block...
If we keep on going, we could catch up and actually just win it.
..and I can tell you, it's not a nice feeling.
It's not a nice place to be.
Pizza, burgers, and pasta on the left.
I'll eat anything that's normal.
NAJMAH: I just feel like we're going to be late.
I am getting very frustrated with my team.
We're too confident.
I just want to get going.
You guys are too relaxed for my liking.
Run, run, run.
Walk fast. Let's go, let's go.
Checking in for Team Scarlet.
(WATCHES BEEPING) Alright, message has come through.
Oh, guys.
"Unfortunately, you're the last team to reach check-in."
"This means, tomorrow, you'll be the last team to check out."
We wasted our time getting food.
Yeah, lesson learned on that one.
OK. Alright.
All good, all good.
Yeah, I guess. Not really.
Yeah, not really.
'Cause now we start last tomorrow. On the last day, yeah.
It feels pretty shit.
Being led by good old Hamish.
I knew something wasn't right,
I knew my guts were telling me something bad was going to happen
and for us to come from first place to last place is quite devastating.
That burger was not worth it.
Hopefully, it won't be repeated tomorrow.
Maybe we budgeted too much.
Too much. Maybe we did.
Maybe we should've got in a cab.
FIONA: We stopped and ate.
We've made a big mistake
and we probably would have got here first
but, you know, if my auntie had balls, she'd be my uncle,
so it makes no difference.
Alright. Well, let's go get some sleep then
and we'll see you bright and early in the morning.
DAVID: It's the final day in Brazil...
..and all our teams will wake up with one thing on their mind.
Get to the escape zone.
Alright, let's get in, let's go.
DAVID: Because they were the first to check in last night,
Team Navy are the first to depart their hotel.
How are you going?
DAVID: With 50 Rial remaining,
that's enough money for a taxi to the escape zone.
Guys, come on!
DAVID: Just one minute behind in second place...
Bye, guys! ..is Team Gold.
We're not far behind you.
See ya! We're very close, we're on your heels!
DAVID: They have 75 real remaining.
60? DRIVER: 6-0.
60? Yep, 60.
Thank you so much.
We're not far behind either. They only just got their taxi.
They waited way longer.
DAVID: Team Scarlet are the last to check out.
They are departing 26 minutes behind the first two teams.
OK.
DAVID: But the good news is,
they've got 500 Brazilian real to play with...
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
..and their bellies are full after last night's hamburgers.
HAMISH: Rapido?
Rapido?
Rapido. (LAUGHS)
ADAM: I'd happily do that. FIONA: Oh, yeah.
DAVID: A world away from the hustle and bustle of Rio...
..among 84,000 acres of protected, lush rainforest...
..nestled on Paca Beach,
the first escape zone.
A secluded paradise accessed only by boat
or by traversing treacherous hiking trails.
The first two teams to arrive can climb aboard an awaiting vessel
and press on to the next country and next big adventure.
But the last team to arrive
must eliminate a team member before they can board.
The team member voted out...
..will be abandoned in Brazil.
It says...
"At Paraty Mirim, find and complete the hiking trail,"
"which will lead you to your escape zone."
Well, let's look for some signage or something maybe then.
That's what I reckon. Let's look at this thing.
Oh, my god. They're just here, guys.
Where, where? They're just here, right here.
We saw the team that were in first place
and they were just there.
Here, what's this?
Ah, trail to Mamangua!
Alright, let's go. OK, let's go.
Quick as we can, quick as we can.
We were right on their heels.
Seriously, run, run, run.
Leg it, leg it.
Let's just go quick as we possibly can.
They are right there. They are right there.
Let's go.
They're going up there, they're going up there.
Wait. I see them, I see them!
Wait, are we going up there though?
Or are we going... No, go with them
'cause if it's a foot race and we're the wrong place,
will still beat them. That's right.
Holy Jesus.
(LAUGHS) How steep is this?
Let's hope they didn't hear us.
Guys, I can see them. Let's go.
Oh, my god. Hang on!
Dude, I can't go any faster, hey?
It's (BLEEP) steep.
Three kilometres of this.
It's eight.
Are you (BLEEP) kidding me?
If we lose, I'd better have the arse after the hike.
I'm not even kidding you.
I hope this is the way, guys.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Was that it? Are we here?
Looks like it.
Obrigado.
ADAM: Alright, let's go, guys!
Let's get onto this hike.
Trail's up here.
Oh, look at this. Yeah, now we're talking, brother.
This is what we're talking about. This is what I love.
Just take it slow and steady.
NAJMAH: This is not how I spend the (BLEEP) holidays.
I'm not falling in love with shit.
NAJMAH: (BLEEP) me dead. (BLEEP) hate this.
(BLEEP) this!
Come on. Honestly!
Guys, we're still going up.
I am so over this.
ADAM: Naj is slowing us down and complaining.
I hate this.
We know you don't like it.
Like is not really the right word.
(BLEEP) hate it.
It's OK to maybe complain once or twice
but when you keep going, it's frustrating
because I don't want to come last.
If we come last, someone needs to take the blame for it.
I think I'm going to have to be carried out of here.
DAVID: Deep in the Brazilian jungle,
our teams are battling their way through serious terrain.
Just go as quick as we possibly can! Seriously, run, run, run!
Move your arses!
..to try to be the first to get to me
at a secluded Paca Beach.
No, mate, this is not the end point.
DAVID: All are aware that the last to arrive...
Let's go. Push.
Let's go.
..must vote out one of their own.
NAJMAH: I am so over this.
I think I'm going to have to be carried out of here.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
(MUSIC STOPS ABRUPTLY)
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK RESUMES) Alright, let's go! Let's go!
Guys, I can see them! Let's go!
Oh, my god. Hang on!
Yeah, let's pick up the pace! Pick up the pace!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Oh, my god!
Team Navy!
(LAUGHS)
Yo!
Yeah!
Congratulations!
Oh, my god!
How are you?
I've had better days. Yeah.
Well done.
Holy moly.
Team Navy, welcome to Praia da Paca, Brazil.
Good news.
Because you're the first team here...
..no one is going home today.
(CHEERING)
Oh, my god!
Thanks, Dave. That's great news.
That's awesome.
So, how did you find travelling Brazil
with nothing but your backpacks?
Amazing.
To do different things without your usual phone
and like that sort of stuff, hard as heck.
Yeah.
As long as we have each other, I think we're fine.
Oh, that's a nice take.
Team Navy, you're leaving as a team today.
There are four seats on your escape boat,
so jump in and I'll see you in the next country.
(CHEERING)
SOFIA: I could not be happier with my team right now.
Like, I know there was a bit of bickering
at the start of the races,
but I honestly feel so united with my team right now.
I feel like we're going to continue hitting the ground running
and we're going to...
What are we going to do, mate?
(LAUGHS)
We're going to smash it.
NAJMAH: Oh, I hate this.
I reckon it's here.
There's still more of a trail up here!
Keep going.
Yeah. Here we go.
Not feeling too bad about this.
Yo!
Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!
You made it!
Let's go! Yeah!
As you can see, there's two escape boats left...
..which means you won't be losing anyone today.
(CHEERING)
Well done.
Now, the last time I saw you, you came in last.
Yeah.
Just goes to show how strong we are and how resilient we are.
We just powered through.
Powered through.
Good. Let the game continue.
There are four seats on your escape boat,
so jump in and I'll see you in the next country.
Thank you! (CHEERING)
Cheers!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
NAJMAH: I'm hammered.
Bring it in, guys.
Bit of pep in the step. Come on.
I don't think I've got any steps left in me.
Team Scarlet, as you can see, there's only one escape boat left.
Yeah.
But only three seats.
You will unfortunately need to send one of your own home.
It's happening now? Yeah.
How are you feeling right now?
The issue was probably yesterday.
Us being delayed by getting too confident and too comfortable.
We were more having a field trip rather than, you know, be in a race.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Hey, this is the time for honesty, yeah?
I think there was a few different things.
We took our foot off the gas pedal yesterday a bit.
I'm probably to blame.
I think we definitely learned the lesson,
you go straight to the hotel. You don't have a burger.
You know, we would've had
about 40 minutes on under our belt if we had done that
and that could've been the difference
between one of us going home tonight
and all four of us going to the next country.
Yeah.
I mean, it could be a $100,000 decision, right?
So, it's fairly big, it's fairly important.
It's crossed the mind, obviously.
So, it wasn't our main focus,
but I'm sure everyone might've thought about it.
To be honest, I would send Adam home.
DAVID: The escape zone in Brazil.
Beautiful Paca Beach
where Team Scarlet have arrived last
and must now vote out one of their own.
To be honest, I would send Adam home.
I feel like this thing is about cultures.
It's more getting out there and talking to people.
You need someone that will talk
and charade their way through things.
Is Hamish not standing there, is he?
Hamish is standing right there.
Well, I think he's pretty capable of talking, to be honest.
Yeah, but you can't just depend on one person.
OK, alright.
You've got to put your input as well.
Yep.
(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)
Well, I'm going to give you two minutes to discuss as a team
and decide who you're going to send home.
Bear in mind, if you don't come to a majority decision,
it will be left to chance.
Oh, shit.
Get to it, guys.
Alright. OK.
How's everyone feeling?
What are you thinking? How do we go about it?
Alright, well, I think, like, it's really quite hard,
but I think we gotta take the emotion out of this.
I think everyone did really, really well then,
but I'm just a little concerned, Naj,
that you said that you don't want to do any more hiking
and if there's any more hiking in this game,
you want to be taken out by a stretcher
and I think that might slow us...
No, for me, that was more, like, in the moment.
Yeah.
So, my words, if you're taking it too serious about a stretcher,
it's a bit of a problem, but I do believe I'm a strong asset.
Well, I think half this game is physical, half of it's mental
and I think I've got the physical down pat.
So, I'm going to back myself
and if I was probably going to send anyone home,
it would be you, Naj, if I'm being honest.
What do you say?
I know it sucks, but we just gotta go
or it's going to be chance.
Yeah.
Yeah, we can't have chance. We can't have chance.
'Cause even if it's physical, hiking, yeah, alright,
but other type of things, like when it came to the football,
I feel like I had good freaking strong lead on that.
Yeah, you did. You did, you did.
So, if you guys are looking at the steep hike
as a downfall thing...
Time, guys. I think you've just got to say.
OK. Well, what is it?
It has to be unanimous. So, it was Naj, Naj, Adam.
Alright, Team Scarlet.
I'm going to need your decision.
Hamish, what's the team decided?
Yeah, we tried to take the emotion out of it
and just go strategy-wise,
and based on that, we decided to unanimously vote out Naj.
Well, unfortunately, Najmah, your journey stops here.
The rush is over.
Team Scarlet, I'll let you say your goodbyes.
I'm sorry. That's really hard. I wish you all the best.
Thank you. Good luck to you guys.
All the best, darl. See you later.
Lovely to meet you. Yeah, bye.
Good meeting you guys. There's your bag as well.
Alright.
Best of luck with everything, seriously.
Thank you. See you. Good luck. See ya, darl.
FIONA: I think Naj was letting us down at the end.
Yeah, I'm really upset for her.
I didn't want anyone to leave, really,
but we're on to the next country now, the three of us,
and I'm excited.
I'm ready to go.
Not in these clothes, obviously,
'cause I'm scorched.
I'm like a melted old witch.
(CHUCKLES) So, not in these, hopefully.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
DAVID: Buckle up..
..because the adventure...
..has only just begun.
Oh, wow!
(SCREAMS)
Oh, my god!
DAVID: These daring Australians will be catapulted blind...
How the hell do we get out of here?
..into another eight spectacular countries.
SAXON: This is ride of a lifetime.
It's the best thing I've ever done or ever will do.
DAVID: Their next destination...
..Turkey... What is this place?
..where East meets West.
A land of colour... (PARROT SQUAWKS)
It's breathtaking. It's amazing. I can't describe it.
..culture...
(SPEAKS TURKISH) (LAUGHS)
..and one cracker of a mission. (NECK CRACKS)
Oh!
Please no.
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