This programme contains strong language
Walk forward.
Walk, walk, walk.
Sit down.
THEY SIGH
The hardest battle in the Special Forces...
SHE SIGHS
..is the one you'll face in your mind.
HE SIGHS Guard!
Lose that battle and you won't last two seconds.
Turn around.
Let's move! Come on, then!
In this series...
All the way!
..15 celebrity recruits...
HE SCREAMS Shut up!
..have been taken to the other side of the world.
Please!
The only way these celebrities are going to find their potential
is to make their lives a living hell.
What's happening?
There isn't going to be an easy way out.
Crawl, crawl!
They'll be put through the most gruelling stages of SAS selection...
Good boy!
..by an elite team of ex-Special Forces soldiers.
Go on, Bob - fight back!
Stripped of all home comforts...
Go on!
..they will be pushed further than ever before.
Oh, my God. If I passed this course,
I'd be as happy as a dog with two dicks.
But it's going to be a challenge.
Take his head off!
I'd like to think of myself as a bit of a hard nut...
Go!
..but probably, when I'm out there, I might crumble like a pastry.
No allowances or exceptions will be made.
I'm actually a member of the most unpopular family in the country...
Come on!
..so, whatever happens, I can survive.
Dig deep, let's go!
There you go!
SHE PANTS I can't do...
No other test asks as much...
You don't want to give it a go? No, it's... Are you sure?
I can't do it. Come here.
..or means as much...
Look at me. Don't give up, stay in the game.
Get your head up. Head up! Head up!
..to the few who make it through.
If you want to be here, then use the pain, you nasty things!
SHE PANTS Thank you, Staff.
Have you ever been in a situation where it hurts to do buckles up?
THEY CHUCKLE Or to open a belt?
I've just never had the sensation I can't even do up clothes.
Of the 15 recruits who started the course, just seven remain.
I never thought I'd say,
"I literally just cannot wait to piss on my own."
CHUCKLING: I know.
What they don't know is, by nightfall,
they'll be sent on the run
for one of the toughest phases of selection -
escape and evasion.
GROANING AND CHUCKLING
We've become savages.
Hey, that's what it is, right now.
Oh, my God - breakfast is an apple.
To physically drain the recruits,
the DS are restricting their rations.
I've been going on all week about these New Zealand apples...
SHE CHUCKLES ..and how good the fruit is here.
Whatever's in there, I'll eat it.
Everybody on parade - full kit!
Head out, head out.
Come on, guys!
Come on, hurry up!
We are pretty much in the death throes of this course.
This is where you've got to dig deep.
Determination and discipline
are pretty much the only things
that are going to get you through this next bit.
Is that understood? TOGETHER: Yes, Staff.
Right, let's make our way to the gates.
Hurry up!
This course is designed to teach people about themselves.
They're cold, wet, hungry.
You feeling shattered, Ant? I feel like a dog's arsehole.
Recruits are going to be pushed to their breaking point,
and they have to dig deep, find the grit and the determination
to keep going.
Do you think it's a knock-on effect of the lack of food and sleep
for a couple of days? Absolutely. Poor sleep and heavy exertion.
Out, everybody out!
We're looking for people that can fight, no matter what.
Win, lose, or draw, we want fighters.
This is when we see who really wants to be here.
Right, is that everyone? No, where's Number Eight, Staff?
All right, let's go, Eight!
What's going on? Has he chinned it off? Come on, then, speed it up.
Fucking hell. I'm coming, Staff.
Right, this task is to move that equipment, as a team,
up to a high point.
You do not move more than ten metres from your team. Is that understood?
TOGETHER: Yes, Staff.
Team Alpha - Three, Eight, 12 and 10.
Team Bravo - 15, Seven, and Nine.
Go.
In one of the most basic but physically demanding tasks...
Quickly!
..teams must carry over 140 kilograms of field equipment
up a mountain three kilometres away.
This is going to be heavy.
The tyres are going to be cumbersome.
With no leaders appointed,
it's up to the recruits to decide who will take control.
I'll take these two big ones... Ooh... Yeah, I'll... I'll try...
..and then you three, you three work out the rest.
FOX: Let's go, let's get moving!
I'm going to carry these two. Yep, I'll take that.
Lani, you got the big tyre.
Right, let's move. Come on!
Just grab whatever you can. Let's start walking, let's start going.
It's a race. Let's start acting like it's a race.
FOX: Teamwork, let's go.
Taking the lead for Team Alpha, Number Eight - Anthony.
Well done, girls.
I grew up with my mum,
and I've got four sisters.
A single parent, raised all of us single-handedly.
Come on girls, let's keep plugging away.
In my head, I've been the man in my house since I was five years old,
and because of that, you care for people a lot.
And I think I'm the white knight, I want to save the day all the time.
FOX: Move with purpose!
Of course, I understand that I can't do everything,
that sometimes I've got to, like, hand over the baton
to somebody else and just hope and pray
they do it with the same gusto that I do it with.
Wait for me. LOUDER: Wait for me.
SHOUTING: Wait for me!
Slowly... Wait, wait, wait!
I've got to distribute this weight, it's too much on my own.
All right, OK.
While Team Alpha stall...
Get past them. Take your opportunity and get round them.
Lead them through, Seven.
Team Bravo move ahead, being led by Number Seven, Ovie.
Come on. Stay on my heels, brother.
I definitely think I'm a leader, just naturally.
Hurry up, Bravo!
Big steps! Big steps!
I think the biggest benefit of playing basketball professionally
is working in a team.
We all have to be able to come together because we want to win.
And when we win, that serves all of us.
That, I think, translates into everything.
Quick break, quick break. Quick break, quick break.
Drop. Regain your strength, deep breaths.
THEY BREATHE HEAVILY Are you lot good?
Yeah, we're good. All right, let's go. Yeah.
Let's go, come on.
That's the best thing I've seen you use your head for, Number Ten,
carrying a dumb-ass tyre. Get up there!
Let's go!
Still struggling, Team Alpha have dropped 200 metres behind.
SHE GROANS Lean into it. Fuck, I need a rest.
Stride! SHE GROANS
SHE PANTS
Let's go!
FOX: Everything you do in the Special Forces is uncomfortable.
Probably THE worst thing you do is moving ammunition and equipment
over difficult terrain. I've done it in training,
and I've done it on operations whilst being mortared,
and it is fucking horrendous.
Close up the gap. Let's go!
THEY GROAN
Within about a few minutes,
you suddenly realise that your lungs are burning.
I need speed now! We're trying mate, trying!
That's not the fucking aggression I need. Let's go, let's go, let's go.
This will be a real test of whether they can support each other,
because when you're going through hardship,
you really do need to be working as a team.
Pick up, let's go! Here we go. Close it in now!
Join the rest of your team. Let's go. Come on.
For these celebs to make it through to the end of the course,
they've got to ignore the pain, ignore the discomfort.
They've got to want to see how far they can get.
SHE SCREAMS Ow!
Team Alpha have now fallen half a kilometre behind.
ANTHONY PANTS
As Number Eight, Anthony, pushes ahead alone...
Come on, let's go! SHE GROANS
..Number 12, Cherry, is left struggling at the back.
SHE PANTS Oh, my God, what's happening?
Come on, 12. We don't want excuses, we want results. Let's move. OK.
SHE GRUNTS
In the past, I've done some really difficult things.
Being a single mum...
Making the decision to be a single mum's really, really hard...
SHE PANTS ..and that's a brave decision.
Careful!Oh, shit! SHE GRUNTS
You all right? Yeah, I'm good.
Get off the ice.Yeah. SHE GROANS
Get angry, and get moving.
SHE YELLS
So, I know that I have had grit,
but I don't know if that person is still inside.
SHE PANTS
I can't do it any more.
I can't...
I can't do it. You can do this!
SHE CRIES OUT
There's plenty of quitters already gone.
I don't care what's in your head, just fucking make it happen.
Let's go. Come on.
WHISPERING: Three, two, one... Come on. Come on.
Come on, 12.
Get a move on, closing in!
Right, kit down here.
Don't drop it, just put it down.
THEY PANT
First to arrive at the finish are Team Bravo.
Done! Suck it up. Compose yourselves.
Good effort, Bravo.
You can do this!
Over that fucking hill, and you're in.
Keep coming. Keep coming.
HE PANTS HEAVILY
Once again, leaving his team-mates behind...
..Number Eight, Anthony, approaches the finish.
This course is definitely not for lone wolves.
They can get so far on natural ability,
but you have to pull together as a pack.
If you can't grasp that,
you won't get to the end of this course.
How big's that fucking gap between you and your team?
I'm trying my absolute best.
I don't give a fuck, where's the rest of your team?
Don't answer me back. Where's the rest of your team?
I'm going to go back, I'm going to go back and catch them up
and help them out. How far did I say maximum? But... Staff...
I don't give a fuck about buts. How far are they?
Don't fucking look like that.
I'm trying my absolute best, Staff. No, you're not,
cos you're not listening to what I said. I am, but...
You've always got an answer.
Oh, OK.
I'm trying so hard, I don't know what else...
I don't know what else more I could do.
Mm, they're putting you under the fucking...
..under the cuff, brother.
Fuck, there's so much required of me.
I feel a little bit like they're setting me up to fail.
HE CHUCKLES
After the effort today, I'm fucked.
It's one thing trying to get through the challenges,
but I don't think I've got it in me after today.
I'm having an internal fight, as well.
I've done a lot more than I ever thought I was capable of,
and so, what am I...? What's left to prove?
And I fucking... I am physically fucked.
Number 12!
Having struggled on the previous task,
Number 12, Cherry, has asked to see the DS.
You wanted to speak to us.
Yes, Staff. This has been life-changing,
but I know when the line is, and that's fine.
I've thought about this long and hard. You want to go?
Yes, Staff.
100%? 100%, Staff.
I think you're wrong.
I understand.
This is the right decision for me. All right, give me your armband.
OK.
All right, well done. Good effort. Thank you so much. Thank you.
Number 12, Cherry Healey,
is the ninth recruit to leave the course.
Down and out.
Six recruits now remain.
MARK: Let's go, then.
The DS and ex-Special Forces psychologist, Dr Alia...
Let's get this done.
..gather to discuss the two self-appointed leaders
from this morning's task.
All right, Number Seven?
Seven was his usual ox-like self. Put in a shift.
There was nothing with regard to moaning. Just grizzed it out.
He's, of them all, by far the most physically fit.
I believe that his critical vulnerability is his emotion.
Uh, the only flashes I've seen is when his emotions
have got the best of him.
And as we know what's coming up next,
I mean, if you can't control your emotions,
then you may not make it to the end.
Mm.
Number Eight.
Kind of expected straight away from Number Eight
to take over and be the leader. He let that slip towards the end.
I fucking ripped him when he came up to the top
cos he was way, way in front of the team.
Yeah, he was too far. He was too far.
And it wasn't just a distance.
He was out of sight from where I was.
No, that's... And that was the rules.
That was the point. He did, he screwed up.
I feel like he thinks he knows better sometimes. Yeah.
And it can rub people up the wrong way.
He's too keen to impress instead of just listen.
I mean with Number Eight, challenge is what drives him, right?
But it feels like he's putting on a performance for us. Yeah.
And the hardest thing he's found about this
is he keeps getting it wrong.
I don't want to be hard on the guy, but has he done enough
to really warrant me thinking he's good enough to pass?
I don't know yet.
I mean, it might be worth you having another word with him.
Yeah. OK.
And let's see what we can dig out.
I'm just...I'm just fucked, man.
Number Eight!
Fuck.
Over here.
This is a chance for us to have a catch-up
because from the start we feel you've highlighted yourself.
Almost the only way I can describe it is peacocking.
But what we want to find out,
what phases throughout this course have we seen the real you?
So, to that end...
..how do you think you're performing up to date?
It's been harder than I thought it was gonna be.
I thought I was gonna be really good at it.
It's frustrating. It's pissed me off,
but it's been extremely humbling.
I'm not as good as I thought I was gonna be.
I still feel like there's barriers up there, Number Eight.
There's barriers that you haven't let down,
and we haven't had an opportunity to see some of it
because you think you know what we're looking for.
I came in here, not with a game plan per se,
not with a particular game plan,
but I came in here I thought,
"What shall I do now to impress these people?"
Like, "I was too aggressive this moment,
"then I'll tell you what I'll do, I won't be as..."
and I haven't...I haven't been authentic.
But that wasn't...that wasn't conscious.
But you shouldn't be thinking about what you think we want.
Mm. You should just be present and doing.
Mm.
This is the issue we've got... Mm.
..is we don't know who you are.
What has your most enjoyable thing been in your life so far?
Uh, boxing. Boxing.
Why?
I was achieving a dream. I set a goal.
I worked hard to achieve it.
So, the journey on the way up was, was great.
Um, it was hard.
Did you enjoy the hard work?
Mm. I love hard work.
When I was boxing, everyone was soldier.
And I miss that.
I miss that, the discipline.
And then I've gone into a world
where it's all showmanship and flamboyancy.
My boxing career, like, I had a, I had a great career,
but it wasn't the career I wanted to have.
Wrestling, it's been really cool,
but it hasn't been what it should have been.
I'm now more a performer than an elite athlete,
and I don't like that.
I don't like the performance.
It feels like you're almost grieving about
the boxing career.
But you need to fill that void somehow.
Yeah. I got a lot to work on.
I thought I was more, uh...
I thought I was more put together than I am.
I knew I wasn't...I knew I wasn't at peace with things,
but I thought I was more at peace than I've displayed.
And I'm going through a lot of change.
I'm struggling. I'm struggling to figure it out, figure it out.
You've got a short period of time
to really work out who you are,
not only in the rest of this course,
but going forward you need to find out who you are.
Cos I'm not convinced that
you know where you're at at the moment.
Yes, Staff, thank you.
Guard!
Turn around.
I like the guy.
Yeah, I think he's a nice bloke, but I just don't know who he is.
My career got ripped from me.
Just one punch, my whole life changed,
and I had to give up my dreams
and my ambitions unfulfilled.
But you'll either sit and dwell on it
or you can choose to get back up.
Get back up and fight for the thing you want.
And that's...that's what I've tried to do.
You all right, brother? How was that?
I thought I was gonna find it easier...
Yeah. ..than I have.
I thought I'd be better at the tasks than I've been. Yes.
I thought I'd be a great, like, soldier.
Yeah. I'm finding it really hard. Yeah.
And I'm not as good as I thought I was gonna be.
I think it's a lot harder than
anyone could have imagined it would be.
I think so, too.
Full kit, let's go.
All right, let's get a move on, guys.
Yeah. With your bags.
Head out.
Hurry up.
Two sandbags each.
To further break down the recruits before escape and evasion,
they must trek to the next task...
Fucking hurry up. Let's move.
..carrying 24lb in sandbags
on top of their 35lb Bergens.
Selection is physically gruelling
because you are preparing people for war.
War in the most harshest,
uncomfortable environments behind enemy lines.
You have to have the ability
to keep telling your body to go, go, go.
Oh! Come on, ten.
You can see where we're going. It's not far.
Oh! It is far. It's so heavy.
Yeah, let's go, 15.
I think my fitness journey has definitely been
the catalyst of what got me
to where I am in terms of confidence.
In the past, I'd never been a sporty person.
When the boys were having a kick about on
a Saturday afternoon, I was at River Island.
All the way in. Finish strong.
Nine's on your arse, get in.
That's it, Nine. Drop off the sandbags.
Start filling it in.
We're about to do combat. Let's get fired up now.
Everyone start moving with purpose.
That's it. That's it. That's it.
For this battle here you will be fighting in
the most primal of ways - wrestling and grappling.
You will do whatever it takes
to get your opponent out of the circle.
It's not the size of the dog in the fight,
it's the size of the fight in the dog.
And this will be a dog fight.
Number Seven, here.
15, you're in. Get in there 15, get amongst it.
Come on then 15, go on.
Get ready.
For the first bout, one of the strongest recruits,
Number Seven, Ovie, will fight Number 15, Bobby.
I've never been much of a fighter.
My tongue's always been enough, do you know what I mean?
Fight!
Yes, yes, get him out of there.
Let's go. Get amongst it.
Oh, I did karate once. I got to a yellow belt, I think.
I wanted a purple one, but I think that was too far off.
I thought you could just buy whatever colour belt you wanted,
but it don't work like that.
Go on, 15.
Get him out.
Get out, get out, get out.
Go on 15.
This is mental.
Launch him!
That's it, get to your feet, 15. Get to your feet.
My back's killing me.
It's all right, get to your feet, you can do it.
Get up. Get up. That's it, that's it.
Argh!
Whoa! Come on.
Stop.
Good effort, 15. Get up.
Start fucking digging deep with the aggression.
I'm trying, Staff.
Listen, look at me. You've come too far.
Don't fucking give up now. Stay in the game.
Get your head up, head up. Head up.
Ten and Three, you're in.
God. Let's go, super mom. Fight!
Argh!
Nice work. That's it.
Take her down.
That's it, that's it, great.
Stop. Very good, Three.
In the Special Forces,
hand-to-hand combat is the essence of fighting.
Fight!
Take him. Get into it.
Muscle on muscle. Bone on bone.
Stop. Good effort, Number Nine.
This is not a sport. There are no weight classes.
Go on. Show that aggression.
Go on then, ram him out. Take him.
Good effort, Three.
Keep working. That's it.
Get amongst it. Good work.
You must dominate that space and throw out each
and every enemy if you want to remain victorious.
Good effort.
This is what I'm talking about. Who wants it more?
The final bout will see all six recruits face off against each other
until only one remains in the ring.
Fight. Let's go. Let's go. Who wants it?
Yeah. You're out ten.
Take him out.
Oh, fuck me. Yeah, Nine. That's it.
Get her out, 15. Get her out.
Get 'em both out if you can. That's it.
Go on Bob, fight back. Push with your body.
15, you're out. Three, you're out.
Everybody stand up.
Come on, Eight.
Three recruits are now left in the ring.
Get ready to go again. Go!
I was forced to retire from boxing,
and I didn't know what was next.
An opportunity to become
a professional wrestler kind of fell in my lap.
Stand up again, let's go. Quickly.
Take him out.
Oh, you two are out. Stop...Stop.
Over to your position, Seven.
I'm not gonna let one bad thing happen to me dictate
the rest of my life.
Woo!
It's up to me to live my life the way I want to live my life.
8, winner.
Fall in.
Any chance of a doctor or a medic please?
You OK, Bobby?
No, I want to see a doctor. I think I'm gonna have to go.
I think I'm gonna have to bail out.
Drop your Bergens off. Get your kit all washed up.
Go.
I just don't know if I can do any more of that.
You can. I literally can't. Just let it out.
I can't do it. I can't do it.
You can, I know you can.
It's too heavy.
I know you can.
We've been doing it for days. I can't lift certain weight.
Oh, my God.
They're asking me to do something that my body can't do.
I'm the same. It's too heavy. I know, babe.
Bruv. I am starting to be sick of fucking Georgia on it, like,
it's getting to a point where it's getting
a bit much for me, bro. Yeah, I know.
It's like, "Everything is about me," you know.
Oh, fucking hell. I want to take my clothes off.
We could have been doing this all week, really.
Oh, yeah, we could have.
Are you coming out?
Yeah.
While the rest of the recruits recover from the task...
Let me know if there's particular pain anywhere.
..Number 15, Bobby, has been sent to be assessed by Dr Raj.
Oh! It hurts around there? Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you've got a lot of spasm down your neck.
You know, where you're getting the pain,
and the pain is likely to increase.
Moving forward your mobility's gonna get more restricted.
Thank you.
And you're gonna be at risk of doing yourself more damage.
So, for that reason, Number 15,
I'm gonna medically withdraw you from the course.
What are you crying for?
Fucking been crying all course, you fucking lunatic.
What's happening?
Mate, well done.
You have got the most out of this I've ever seen.
You've changed, you've changed, honestly,
you've changed my life doing this.
I hope for the good. Hope for the good.
Gutted though. I wanted to get to the end.
But I'm going home a different man. Honestly.
When I put my mind to something I like
to give something 110%.
So, I'm not someone that kind of walks away from...from anything.
We wanted you to get to the end.
Oh, fucking all I've done is cry, fucking...
I mean, that's...that's an improvement in itself.
When you first got here, I didn't want you to be here.
Yeah. I wanted to f... I can imagine.
I bet you wanted to kick me off the bridge.
I fucking tried.
Thank you, lads, honestly.
I think I'm too proud.
I wouldn't give someone the satisfaction of,
of being the quitter.
For me, it's all about challenging yourself and,
and doing the best that you can do.
So, I'll wait for them to call me an Uber.
Number 15, Bobby Norris, is the 10th recruit to leave the course.
Now, only five remain.
Bobby's gone. Fuck, he's been such great value.
He's been amazing.
He is just...oh, I just love him. I'm so pleased that he was here.
He, he was the person that I was most surprised by.
Oh, of course. He's, not only just that, as a person.
Yeah.
Recruit Number Seven.
Quick as you can, Number Seven.
The DS have spent the last eight hours
physically draining the recruits.
Now they want to test their mental resolve.
This is a critical time in the course when
the recruits are at their lowest emotionally.
They have to ask themselves - do they possess the control
and the ability emotionally to have
a call from someone they love back home?
Should this laptop ring, feel free to answer it if you wish.
OK.
I've witnessed connections to back home destroy Marines.
RINGS
Ovie.
Hello.
I'm not Ovie. I'm Number Seven.
What on earth?
I'm Number Seven. Don't call me Ovie.
You conquered the water?
That's how dangerous it is to not be able
to control your emotions
and understand where your family sit in your mind
when you're out on task.
This has genuinely been sick. Like, incredible.
Are you glad you did it?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. 100 percent.
See, I told you, didn't I?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It'd be a challenge you'd never be able to again.
I'm never gonna hear the end of this if you complete it.
This is an opportunity for us
to see whether they know themselves emotionally enough
to make the correct decision.
Hi, mum.
Oh...Oh, you've done so well.
I can't believe you're still in there.
Thank you.
It's so much harder than you could ever imagine.
Is it?
Yeah. It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.
Good luck. Stay strong. I love you. I love you.
I love you, Mum.
But each and every one of us is different.
How are you going?
Got any bullet holes in you or anything?
Nah. Too tough.
Oh, yeah, I thought you might be.
I think we need to step up training, for sure.
Yeah, cos you can take it now, eh?
And my 10ks are gonna be way easier.
For some recruits when they take that call,
it empowers them
and gives them more motivation to continue on the course.
Hello.
Hello, do you want to see Mummy?
Here she is.
Oh. Hello, my little gorgeous girl. Hello.
Really proud of you.
It's been so tough because of her, really.
But you're doing it for her. She's gonna be so, so proud of you.
Oh, my God. I don't want to leave you.
There is no exact right or wrong decision.
Oh, my god guys. I saw my little baby.
Aargh. Oh. It's just so, like, weird.
And then now I've seen her, I'm just like,
OK, like, let's, let's go. Let's do it. You know.
Having phone calls
and connection to back home for me was a distraction.
To be focused and to stay on task
and being aware of my responsibility to the team
I couldn't be thinking about anything else.
If this laptop calls... Hm-mm.
Feel free to answer it.
OK.
He's asked not to have a call.
Oh...
I think he's doing the right thing.
I waited until I was done with the war,
and I got home before I could be a human being again.
Who did you guys get to speak to?
I didn't have one.
Why?
A phone call's gonna make me a little bit softer.
I want to be hard as fuck during this.
So I'd rather just not have one.
It's all a little bit too quiet, isn't it?
The recruits don't know it yet,
but they're about to spend
a gruelling night being hunted in the escape
and evasion stage of selection.
In the Special Forces world,
the majority of our work is behind enemy lines.
You're deprived of sleep, deprived of food.
The enemy are after you.
It's the ultimate place to be tested.
Recruits, full kit.
Fuck's sake. Let's go.
Let's just get out.
Straight in there, let's go. Yes, Staff.
The DS have split the recruits into two teams.
Let's get on with it.
Team Alpha is made up of Number Eight, Anthony,
and Number Nine, Lani.
Let's go the boxers.
Let's go.
You better switch the fuck on.
Team Bravo is made up of Number Seven, Ovie,
Number Three, Bianca, and Number Ten, Georgia.
Right, Ovie, you may have pulled the short straw
but we're gonna do everything we can for you.
Yeah.
Both teams are being driven
to separate drop-off points deep in the New Zealand wilderness.
In escape and evasion scenario you are fighting for your life.
You don't know where you are.
You don't know what's around you.
What the hell?
It is the worst scenario you could find yourself in.
North is that way.
We're headed south right now.
And you have to be ready to react to whatever happens.
Fuck.
Get out of the car now. Come on.
Come on, out, out. Oh, my God.
Go on get out, get out. Argh.
Follow me. Face down. Face down. Lie down.
We're behind the enemy lines. You are now on the run.
So, you're gonna move through a series of RVs.
Remember, use any equipment that's available to you.
Anything you can grab, fucking take it.
There are enemy out there, so fucking move with caution,
but also move with purpose
and move with some fucking aggression.
Let's go, this way. Let's go.
Let's go, fucking hurry up.
Armed with just a compass
the teams must find supplies in two separate locations...
..before racing to a river three kilometres away
to the final extraction point.
They'll be pursued by
a hunter force made up of ex-military.
He said go north, didn't he? Yeah, look. Yeah.
What way's north? That's north. Right, let's go.
Back at base...
OK, here we go.
..the recruits' progress will be monitored by the DS.
Team Alpha, you're under the gun.
Shall we just hide down in the gully while we figure it out?
No, cos... Wait.
It's better than standing on the road.
Just 100 metres from the drop-off point,
and in open terrain,
Team Alpha are already struggling with navigation.
Put east on here, and it's pointing down that way.
I'm not sure what they're doing here, Team Alpha.
they're leaving themselves exposed.
They need to get into cover, otherwise they're gonna get caught.
Hang on, hang on. Wait for me.
Run.
You on me? Yeah.
With Number Seven, Ovie,
taking the lead, Team Bravo are approaching their first RV point.
Shh. No need to panic.
I think I can see a camp. Let's have a look inside.
There's kit in here. See who they fit.
Quick as we can.
They've located the first cache,
which has civilian clothes and a map to the next RV point.
Shall we hide 'em back in the tent?
Throw them on the fire. Burn all this shit. Yeah?
Yeah, yeah.
So, we got to go up that way.
Wait, do we? Oh, no, we have to go south.
We have to go down this way.
Guys, have you checked what's in that bag?
I don't think I'm bossy, but I do think I'm stubborn.
I think if I can see that something's being done mistakenly,
I'll have to intervene.
We've got to move, guys.
Have you checked everything, yeah?
Guys, we're rushing too much.
I think I would really struggle to just like do
the wrong thing when I know what the right thing to do is.
I think I would have to say something.
Look, take the map.
If they catch us with a map... OK.
..they're gonna know the second rendezvous.
What way? This way.
On Number Seven Ovie's instruction,
Team Bravo have decided to continue without their map.
Oh, look, there's some light over there.
Where? Straight ahead.
Lagging behind,
Team Alpha have arrived at their first RV.
Help.
There's a bag. Oh, yes. Oh, that's the clue there.
RV one, RV two. So, it's north, it's west,
northwest, we're northwest.
They had off to RV two,
but they are still on the radar of the hunter force.
I just want to get an idea of which way.
We have to go this way.
Having left their map at the last RV point,
Team Bravo are now lost.
I'm not sure what's going on here.
They're heading in completely the wrong direction.
A team must conduct themselves as a solid unit.
One mind, one heartbeat.
If teammates are arguing, you all can fall apart.
Any personal differences must be put to the side or else
the whole mission could be compromised.
Ovie? Yeah, I'm here man.
Being in an environment where everyone isn't on
the same page, for me, that's stress.
That's an absolute nightmare.
Please, can we just keep going? I don't want to argue anymore.
I know when I've reached my limit, you know,
I'm not gonna go over the top.
I'm not gonna try and make a scene of things.
I'm not gonna make a meal of it.
I just remove myself from a situation.
Don't be silly, come on.
It's all fucking day. I can't deal with...
Anyway. I've only ever tried my best
to see what way we're going or to have
an input about what way we're going. That's it.
Look, we're all tired. We're hungry.
I know, and I just want to keep moving now.
If he wants to leave, he can leave.
Geez. Headache.
With Number Seven Ovie Soko's
voluntary withdrawal from the course...
So, if north is facing north then south is that way.
Right, let's keep going.
..Number Three Bianca, and Number Ten Georgia
must continue on to their next RV point as a pair.
I saw a light over here.
With Bravo stalling, Team Alpha have now taken the lead
and are approaching RV two.
They're moving now with speed. It's good to see.
We can't take too long here.
No, no. OK.
They have been given the coordinates of
the final extraction point located on a river.
All right. Water. 1.6k. Yeah. South.
There might be a boat somewhere.
Shall we take those paddles?
Let's go. That way.
Is that lights over there? Or am I going mad?
Now back on track,
Team Bravo have made it to the second RV.
Go, go, go.
But they have allowed the hunter force to close in.
Get on the floor. Get on the floor. Get on the floor.
Face down, face down.
To be captured is without
a doubt the worst thing in the world.
Head down.
You have no control over your life.
You are totally in the hands of somebody else.
And it's somebody who doesn't like you.
So, you really have to hold yourself together and hope
and pray that you're gonna get through this.
Next time...
When you go into interrogation,
you're going into a different type of combat.
This is mind games and it's psychological warfare.
Fucking moved again!
This is where a different type of strength comes into play.
And it fucking stops now, do you understand?
It's an absolutely terrifying place to be.
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