[sighs] Aw.
You okay, Kerra?
Just...
a little nauseous.
[Na'im] You sure you're okay?
[Kerra] It's wearing me out.
[Na'im] Kerra and I are trying to follow
the direction of the river,
hoping that we'll come to, like, a beach,
um, and find more useful materials
around us.
[Kerra breathing deeply]
Here, why don't you get some water, okay?
We don't know how long of a journey we have left.
But it's just us two.
And my previous challenge, I tapped early.
I'm so sorry to do this to you.
I think about the fact that I left my partner there.
That can't happen again.
So I'm just here to support her at this point.
Just relax.
[Kerra] I'm definitely ready to get out
from under this canopy.
Hopefully see some bright skies.
Hopefully see some salt water.
Let's do this. [sighs] Mmm.
I have to just push through it.
-Okay. -Okay.
We gotta get somewhere soon.
[Kerra] Yeah.
Oh, my gosh. [sighs]
Looks like we have come up on a mangrove.
Yeah.
[Kerra] I smell salt.
[sniffs] Like salt water.
Yeah, I do too.
I'm also smelling... [sniffs] smoke.
[sniffs] You smell smoke?
-Yeah. -Huh.
[Kerra] I see fire!
[bleep]
-[screaming] -Is that naked people?
-[Justin] Naked people have arrived. -[Na'im] Sup?
-Oh, my God! -[Rachel] Oh, my God.
-[Na'im screams] -Is that Na'im?
It's Rachel!
Hi, I'm Rachel.
-Hi, hi, hi. -What's your name?
-Kerra. -Kerra, nice to meet you.
-What's up? Justin. -Hi, hi.
Oh, my gosh.
-Hi! -You guys know each other?
-He was my partner... -Oh!
...in Argentina.
Oh, my God.
Hi! [sobbing]
-How are you, mofo? -I'm good.
What are you doing here?
[laughs] Well...
We had to come back and do this all over again.
I didn't finish the first time.
[sobbing]
It's so good to see you.
It's good to see you, too.
[Na'im] There's only two of you
and there's only two of us. What is the deal?
-What's happening? -Yeah.
[Rachel] Um, we had a beautiful young woman
named Candice with us.
And she had this, like, crazy swelling
-happen on her face. -[Kerra gasps]
Oh, my God.
-So she got med tests. -When did it happen?
-[Justin] Day nine. -Day before yesterday?
-Day nine. -Yeah, two days ago.
[narrator] After losing their main food provider
to an infection,
protein has been scarce for Rachel and Justin.
[Justin] Oh, look, there's no fish right here.
I'm definitely getting, like, overheated.
[narrator] And Rachel's knee injury
has been slow to heal.
Whoa. Ow, gosh.
What about you guys? There's only two?
Uh, Bulent is back at camp.
He decided to stay back and try to, uh, get this pig
-and then meet up with us... -[Rachel] Okay.
...hopefully in a couple of days.
-Okay. -Well, now that we're here,
do you mind if we, uh, crash with you?
I would love it...
-All right. -...if you guys stayed with us.
I really need to see the ocean and open air, so...
-[Na'im] This is perfect. -Actually I really need to get
to the ocean myself, um, to kind of give my knee
-a salt water soak... -[Kerra] Oh, yeah.
...and for my mental health.
[Kerra] What's wrong with your knee?
[Rachel] Um, so I swam out
to get a life preserver
on a boat that we found,
and so I, like, jumped off.
Ah!
And I, like, hyper-extended...
-[both] Ooh. -...my leg, and it's been, yeah.
So maybe we should just all
-take a trip down there? -I'll go.
-[Na'im] All right. -[Justin] Hell yeah.
[Na'im] I've always felt regret about leaving Rachel
in Argentina by herself.
So I'm determined to redeem
and repair our relationship
that I broke when I left early the last time.
-[Na'im sighs] -[Kerra] The view!
-[Rachel] Do you see it? -[Kerra] It's so nice.
[Rachel] We actually have a beach when the tide's low.
It's actually kinda high right now.
[Kerra] We have finally made it,
um, and... ocean.
Which is exactly what I wanted.
So happy.
Needed this.
[Kerra sighs deeply]
Needed all of this. I'm so glad you guys are here.
[Justin] Honestly, I did a lot of work alone
for a few days because of Rachel's knee.
And boom, we have a new team, we have new partners
to help overcome this adversity
and get things done.
You've made it past the point you did last time!
Da-da-da-da-da. We're not talking about that.
[Rachel] No, you did!
There's only one day that matters,
-and that's day 21. -Absolutely.
[narrator] Three miles upriver,
at Kerra and Na'im's previous jungle camp...
[Bulent] I don't mind being alone.
I like depending on myself.
I can stay like this forever.
[narrator] ...Bulent continues the challenge alone...
[Kerra] See you on the flipside.
[narrator] ...with his eyes on a very large prize.
[Bulent] I pray for an opponent bigger than me,
stronger than me, smarter than me.
There's no quitting in my book.
Once I get the pig,
move out and hopefully get rescued.
Houdini until the death.
Hmm. Hmm, hmm, hmm.
Does seem like he went just through it.
This doesn't look touched.
That part doesn't look touched.
The funnel works.
The animal is doing exactly what I want him to do.
So whatever is at fault,
that's me doing it, so...
Let's see if we can't figure it out to, uh,
fix this issue.
You know, it's always adjustment.
One thing doesn't work, you adjust,
keep adjusting until it works.
It's just a matter of how many times you have to do it.
[Andrew] That water has come way up.
Oh, no.
The firewood.
This is insane.
Holy cow.
[narrator] Three miles to the south,
on a rapidly disappearing beach...
[Heather] This isn't good.
[Andrew] It has risen about six feet.
[narrator] The daily rising tides have encroached
on Patrick, Andrew and Heather's camp...
[Andrew] Water's all the way up here.
Wow. We really need to consider moving locations.
[narrator] ...creating a division in the team
over what to do next.
[Patrick] I don't think we need to.
He's, like, absolutely acting like we're idiots.
[Heather] All of that little inlet
that we have right now is gone,
and it's still creeping up.
Like, here it comes again. Here comes another wave.
[Andrew] There goes all the sand
where our firewood was.
Just to show you the difference
between the ocean and our shelter,
we sleep here.
This is now the ocean.
This is what we're facing.
This is devastation beach.
[Patrick] It's a true adventure.
[Heather] You got problems, man.
I love you, but you really... I don't know
how many times you were dropped as a kid.
-You okay, Andrew? -Yeah.
-Anything I can do to help? -No.
[Patrick] It's really awkward
with my teammates right now.
Andrew and Heather both wanna leave.
Where are we gonna go?
What resources are we gonna find?
If there's one thing that I know
about a real high tide
is that it brings in a lot of food.
I'm not gonna leave a resource like that behind
just because of rising water.
Look at that. We get water.
Oh, it feels so good.
[Heather] I'm freaking out.
You can't sustain anything on here.
You're gonna be constantly running
in fear for your life and all your belongings.
Patrick, on the other hand,
acts like everything is fine.
He has great assets that he brings to the table.
We're stronger together.
But he's not thinking of the risk
of the rest of the group.
[Andrew] Get the heck out of this sun,
-'cause it is hot. -[Heather] So humid,
and I'm super, super-thirsty.
Okay.
Taste it.
-[Andrew] What? -The water.
It's brackish.
I think we're [bleep]
Tastes pretty salty to me.
[spits] Straight salt water.
So that high tide actually contaminated our water sources too.
What are we gonna do?
[Andrew] That immediate salt that hit my tongue
was like a punch to the stomach.
I mean, just took me down.
Our freshwater source is completely gone.
[Heather] You think what's gonna happen if we drink...
if we drink brackish water.
Okay, it's gonna dehydrate you more.
How long until we start getting really sick
-in this heat? -Couple of days.
We can have all the proteins in the world
but if we don't have freshwater we're [bleep]
-[Na'im] Yo, you eat already? -[Justin] No.
[Kerra] I haven't eaten anything, really,
and it was a really long trek out here.
[Na'im] In the last few days,
we have literally eaten nothing but snail
and freakin' hermit crabs.
Now there's four of us here.
Yeah. Well, I think it's low tide.
We can at least go look for some stuff
we can scavenge and eat.
We need protein.
[Na'im] That's definitely a priority.
We expended a ton of calories moving.
We need to recoup some of that energy
if we're gonna, you know,
take some of the load off our new partners.
[Na'im] How's your knee?
-It's okay. -Okay.
Um, it definitely swelled up after
my little trip to the water yesterday.
I'm literally just taking it day by day right now.
Um, I can't really look at 21
'cause it just feels really far away.
All right. Go crabbing.
Hold the fort down.
I'll do my best.
I can look at today
and I can make it through today.
So that's the goal,
and hopefully my knee will start to get better.
[Justin] All right, let's get it.
[Kerra] Come out, little crabbies.
[Justin] There it is.
These are small.
Ah, got 'em!
[Kerra] Got 'em.
[Na'im] Having the sea nearby
gives us more options for food,
but ultimately I don't think this is a very good beach.
I think this is kinda like a hard home.
You can make it here,
but I think it's just gonna be very difficult.
-I caught my first one. -[Justin] Hell yeah.
Ah, pinching me!
-Get in there. -So, what have we got?
-Three? -Yeah.
[Kerra] These crabs are kinda small.
It's not enough food for all of us.
[Justin] It's a third of what we had yesterday.
It's a problem.
Anyone order croc bait?
-[Heather] We got a problem. -What's up?
-Come taste this. -Our water.
It's all salt water.
-It's salt water. -[Patrick] It is?
[Heather] Yeah.
Try it.
Mmm.
[Patrick] Yeah, salty.
[Heather] I don't wanna get anyone upset,
but we've gotta think
long-term solution what we're gonna do.
The water being this high, our freshwater is gone.
I do not think it will come back.
That means our water source here is dead.
[Heather] Correct.
The high tide is having more effects
than just water coming close to us.
[Heather] Uh...
[Patrick] But I'm trying to do a risk analysis in my head
and right now, I'm not quite ready to go.
[Heather] I don't know of another freshwater source,
and right now I'm depleted of all energy.
There is another water source that I saw further down
at the end of the beach.
I wouldn't mind exploring that way
-to see what that water source is like. -Yeah.
[Heather] Patrick does what Patrick wants to do
when Patrick wants to do it.
But we need water,
and Patrick's the best asset I've got right now.
That's the only choice I have.
-You wanna head out? -Okay.
Careful. Water, water, water.
That's our mantra at this camp.
Water above all else.
Without freshwater, we're done.
Our challenge is over. That's it.
Uh, so it's either find it here,
or we have to move elsewhere on the island.
[bleep]
[Patrick] I understand that Heather and Andrew are panicked.
I understand why they're panicked.
Our water source could be tainted forever.
But I'm used to dealing with situations as they spring up.
I don't need backup plans.
I just figure it out on the fly.
Wow, look at all these coconuts.
All these could be a huge resource
to me and the team.
If we all came down here with a bamboo staff,
we could knock all the coconuts down
and bring 'em back to camp.
Then we'd have a stash of, like, several coconuts.
It's opening up in here.
Crocodile slide. Big one.
Definitely a crocodile area here.
This is looking like kind of a dead end.
Didn't find the freshwater I was looking for,
but I did identify 20 coconuts that we can get,
um, if we come back as a team.
[Justin] Well, first dinner as a family.
[Na'im laughs] Who wants to say grace?
Ah.
These are small, but...
-They'll do. -Yeah.
But it's not a huge amount of food.
-[Rachel] Mmm. -[Justin] It's not a lot.
No, not exactly.
The claws are good. Ow. [bleep]
[Justin] Oh, these are, like, really crunchy.
[Rachel] I know. I was like, "Ahhh!"
Although I prefer them really crunchy, too.
-Me too. -Being gushers in your mouth.
Ew.
[Rachel] Yeah, the tails will, like, explode sometimes.
Yeah.
[Na'im] That's an acquired taste for certain.
[Rachel] Well, there you have it.
-[Na'im sighs] -Not usually quite so charred
but that's the gist of it.
-[Kerra] All right. -[Na'im burps]
Houdini the pig.
I will get him eventually.
But you know what?
We're probably gonna have only one chance
to take this animal down
and it's not gonna feel good for him,
and he's not gonna be happy.
So we need to make weapon.
I found a piece of metal rebar.
So I straighten it as much as I can.
Next step is put a handle
so it'll be easier to put the power behind both arms.
Next is sharpen the edge of it so it'll pierce.
It's almost like a gigantic shank
so it can cut the skin and go through bones.
We got only two places. Lungs, or heart, or both.
The least painful way, at least.
That's beautiful.
There's your killing stick.
I'm gonna declare tomorrow the Houdini day.
[pig snorting]
[Patrick] Hey, guys.
So, there's no water over there.
It's all saltwater.
I have a little bit of good news,
and that is I saw 20 good coconuts
that we can knock off, off of just two trees.
-Okay. -Because, like, I feel like
-we need those electrolytes. -I'm down with that.
Having coconuts is gonna be a great emergency,
-like, water source for us. -Yeah.
[Andrew] My biggest concern here is freshwater.
Our freshwater here is dead and we gotta hit the road.
[Heather] You're right.
-You both agree? -[Heather] I agree.
-[Andrew] It's not what I want. -Yeah.
No freshwater, we can't survive.
-[Patrick] Yeah. -There's no argument.
-And I think we want... -[Heather] Yeah.
That's what we were trying to mention yesterday.
We weren't trying to be argumentative with you.
We just both feared already with the tide coming in,
where we're at right now would be underwater.
Well, we're a democracy,
so as much as I do love this place,
if you guys both vote to move then I'm with you.
[Andrew] Whoo-hoo!
This location, it's given us the food that we've needed,
the fire that we needed.
But the risk versus reward
of being dehydrated isn't worth it.
I say tomorrow, let's do coconuts.
[Heather] We should hydrate up.
[Andrew] And that next morning, we need to go.
-Yeah, I'm down. -Cool.
[Na'im sighs]
Right out there where the running water is, that's the source.
Okay, gotcha.
This place has been just rough.
There's really no sources of food.
The water source is, you know, 20 minutes away.
This location is just not going to be able to sustain us.
This isn't a great beach, man.
-[Justin] Nah. It has no-- -[Na'im] It is very bare.
It was better, and there was fruiting trees
on some of those beaches, too.
-Yeah? -Like coconuts.
[Justin] Dope.
[Na'im] That's what makes me think, like,
where else could we move?
Where else could we go?
Eventually we're gonna have to start moving north
to get rescued, and, uh, like,
the terrain gets pretty aggressive, man.
-It takes a lot out of you. -Yeah.
Or we build a raft and hug the coastline
which we know is the north coastline.
One... Only one option really works
given Rachel's injury, though.
We have to build a raft and float her out of here.
Just like when I was in the Marines, like,
somebody gets wounded,
you don't just leave 'em behind.
You know? In some survival situations,
she could be looked at as an anchor,
but I really do feel like she's still, uh,
a strong member of this team.
I'm fully committed to getting her
on that raft and getting her out with us, dude.
I'm in it. I'm in. I'm right there with you.
Don't leave her behind.
[Heather] It looks like it's bluebird skies today,
which means the sun is gonna be unyielding.
[Andrew] Oh, my God, I have no energy.
[Heather] Oh, wow. There's a ton of 'em.
[Patrick] Yeah, and then in that tree, too.
[Heather] What a great find.
It's early in the morning, the sun is already...
scorching. And our bodies are scarred and bumps
and itchy and burning and...
[sighs]
[exhales deeply]
Uh...
I'm miserable today.
Going out in the morning heat
and gathering all these coconuts,
my body is just like, "Whoa."
Like, super-depleted.
And I'm like, "Oh, crap.
Man, am I gonna have enough in the tank
to really make this hike tomorrow?"
[Heather] Coconut is a good alternative
in patches, but, I mean, you can't have it
in large doses every day
because it's actually a diuretic.
It's going to dehydrate you.
You have to have freshwater.
And right now, I am concerned
we're not gonna be able to make this trek.
-You look tired. -Yeah.
I'm not feeling great, you guys.
[Heather] Okay. Let's get back and get some water.
Nothing in me. I...
Just gotta get out of the sun. Gotta cool down, and water.
-Or I'm in big trouble. -Okay.
I'm gonna grab these and I'm going.
-You just go and I'll be behind you, okay? -Okay.
[Na'im] So, guys, today we got something to talk about.
My instinct says we should migrate to a new place,
'cause I feel like there's better beaches,
there's better places for us
where there might be new food source, um...
It's gonna be rough if your knee is [bleep] up still.
I know. It's icky, it's swollen, it's...
It is what it is.
[Na'im] From a mobility standpoint,
there is the ability to leave
with Rachel with us building a raft.
[Justin] I think a raft is probably the best option for now.
[Kerra] Moving scares the [bleep] out of me
because I know it's gonna be really difficult.
Honestly, ocean is the best option for all of us.
We can do the majority of our set-up during low tide.
-Yeah, yeah, exactly. -Okay.
[Na'im] Plan cemented.
I am looking at the lay of the land
as it refers to our driftwood.
This could work for us.
The best bet, though,
may be back over on the other side there.
I'm gonna cross over and just take a quick look over there.
There's a lot of good materials here.
[calling] Hey, guys! It's an area,
it's got a bunch of debris and materials.
So, there was a brown floatation buoy over there.
-[Kerra] Yeah. -And these were
the furthest ones out that I could see.
Okay.
[Na'im] Um, I'm gonna try get all of our materials
-in one place. -Yeah.
While I'm sad that there was so much trash and debris
that came up on shore,
without that trash we wouldn't have had the necessities
to build a raft.
Okay, so we got one beam.
What are we looking at? Two? Three?
And then whatever smaller ones we got there?
[Kerra] That long, skinny one there, a couple up there.
[Na'im] All right.
[Rachel] So, I'm sitting here
untangling the line for my teammates
so that they'll have some cordage to secure the raft.
It's good to have some fresh blood around camp,
like, switch things up a bit.
But, you know, I don't want anyone to have to carry me.
Just trying to stay positive,
light, and just keep pushing.
Yeah.
[Kerra sighs] Ooh, I'm getting burnt.
We're trying to get this log over these hot-ass...
Ow. Justin, hold on. Ow.
[Justin] Yeah, this is gonna burn.
-[Kerra] Ow, ow. -It's hot as [bleep]
The sun beats me a little bit.
Feel my heart escalate.
But we're down a team member.
Ow, stepped on a [bleep]
Yeah. Hell yeah, brother.
Hell yeah, brother.
So myself and Kerra use our military mindset
and we just push.
[strains] There we go.
[Justin] It's full steam ahead, right?
It's all of us, all efforts.
[groans]
-You got that? -Yeah.
I'm good.
I need to stop straddling this piece of wood.
Yeah. Chill out, dude.
It's the most action I've had.
Yeah, in the middle of [bleep] nowhere, gotta find a way.
You gotta get it where you can, man.
You know, sometimes nights are long here.
Just me and Houdini.
[Bulent] I thought I just heard one of the snake wires
through tin metal move.
I think the pig is there.
[pig squeals]
[Bulent] I got him.
[Bulent] This pig, Houdini, out-witted me all week.
But, I think with the noises I heard last time,
I think I got him.
So...
the first tool I'm taking with me
is my rebar.
It's almost seven feet long.
Just jab him.
We're on our way to safety.
I sharpened the edge the best as I can.
It will still pierce the skin.
Next is my stone made knife.
I made this couple of days ago.
It is razor sharp.
We'll go through the punches and see how it goes.
If he's there,
he's toast.
So, from here on,
is what I call the danger zone.
It is where the animal actually can be alive.
If somehow, he charges me,
and those tusks he got,
goes to my leg, and that's exactly what they go for,
I will bleed out before anybody can get to me.
From here on, it's very slow,
very quiet, and very stealthy.
[sighs] He's dead.
[sighs in relief]
Man, look at those tusks.
Jesus.
It's obviously about a 100 pound pig.
It's a good size Houdini.
Pork goes bad very quickly.
The temperatures are rising, humidity is increasing.
I am literally racing against time.
Not bad for a rock, quite frankly.
You don't wanna rupture none of that.
I'm taking the guts out,
everything but the bladder, the bladder is full.
I think this is it.
Now, this is the tricky part, how do get this guy out of here.
How about if we twist it like a balloon?
[grunts] Ready?
Got it done.
Ow.
It's-- the rock is so sharp all around,
it's cutting my hand.
This leg is completely ready.
That's about 30 pounds.
That's a good [bleep] meat.
Nice and fresh.
All intact.
It does need to be smoked, it's really thick.
That's one down, three to go.
-[Patrick] Ready to head out? -[Heather] Yeah.
[Patrick] Doing final stages here.
Nice.
It's day 14 and we have one man objective,
and that is to get off this beach
and away from these high tides.
[narrator] Over five miles from where they were originally stranded,
the castaways will continue pushing north
without a map in search of fresh water
while getting ever closer to the 21-day rescue window
on the northern tip of the island.
[Patrick] New chapter. We should get the gas.
[Heather] That's gonna save and come in clutch for us making a fire.
[Andrew] I'm very nervous about this hike.
My body is beat down, my energy level's about a 4 out of a 100.
Whatever happens, just gotta push through it.
So, I know it's gonna be a lot of hiking,
a lot of pain,
but that means we're onto new things.
-It's coming with us. -[Andrew] Yup.
I was a cheerleader for 14 years,
I love a good mascot.
[Patrick] That's a creepy mascot.
I still love it.
Let's go!
Let's do it.
[Heather] Whoop-whoop.
I know the last trek across this island was peerless,
and I don't know we're walking into.
And I think it's that unknown right there
that gives me a little bit of fear,
but, we know if we stay here,
all of our hopes are gonna be washed away.
Literally.
[Rachel sighs] Tomorrow makes one week
since I've injured my knee.
As of right now, I'm not really seeing
any improvement in my leg.
You can see how much bigger this leg is, this ankle.
I'm just really struggling with whether I'm gonna stay in here
being carried by everybody.
You know, it's like, the last thing I want.
But I also, just like...
I'm not a quitter. [chuckles]
[exhales sharply]
[Na'im] Today is day 14,
and the objective for today is pretty-- pretty clear.
We need to build a raft so that we can get out of this cove.
-We've got a bunch of cordage undone. -Yup.
Why don't I continue uncording,
-and you start lashing. -Uh-huh.
Sounds like a plan.
[Justin] I can unravel cordage if I'm gonna do it there in the shade.
Yeah, okay.
Ideally, they got these five things as cross beams.
You've got the maximum buoyancy right there in the middle.
It'll keep us from sinking for certain.
-[Justin] Oh, yeah? -[Kerra] Yeah.
[Na'im] Obviously, we're all hopeful that Bulent can meet us here.
So, we're gonna have to come up with
the most efficient design we could have for five people.
[narrator] Using a large plastic drum as the raft's center of buoyancy,
the team will lay down a series of parallel logs
lashed to a driftwood frame,
which extends out to include a front outrigger for balance
and more floating debris for additional support.
I am unraveling a bunch of washed up cordage for Na'im.
Um, he is tying up our raft.
He's doing an excellent job.
[Justin] Na'im's, man, he's-he's just such a hard worker,
and I feel like a switch goes off in Na'im's head
and I feel like he just wants to redeem himself
from the previous challenge.
-Some more, uh, cordage. A whole bunch. -[Na'im] Appreciate it.
Cool, yeah.
[Justin] And I feel now
he's doing it more for Rachel than he is himself.
[Na'im] I feel really good about the lashes.
[Kerra] Hurry up, kill it.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
[Na'im] My dad was in the navy.
[Kerra] My dad was also in the navy.
-[Na'im] Yup, so we better be sea-worthy. -[Kerra] Uh-huh.
-[Na'im] We're gonna get it. -[Kerra chuckles]
[Bulent] It's holding.
That, uh, sure is a lot of meat.
I don't think I'll be able to carry it all to the troops,
but I'll do my best.
Instead of making it small, little sticks,
we are doing an entire leg,
because I only have to travel one day
to get to my partners.
Happy with the result and super excited.
Just like any meat in the bush,
you have to cook it well done plus too.
Or smoke dust the meat, it dries it out.
Flies need moist surface to lay their eggs.
So, that prevents them from laying the eggs.
But also, cooking it slowly,
internal temperature rises slowly,
dehydrating the meat, also cooking it at the same time.
So, basically, the entire process of making a jerky.
Oh, it's hot.
It's been couple of hours
it's been smoking, it's been cooking.
I'm taking a little piece.
It tastes heavenly.
Oh, God.
Oh, that is so good.
Oh, that is ridiculous.
Been malnutritioned for last 13 days,
this meat definitely gonna replenish
my vitamins I've been missing, minerals I've been sweating off,
and the energy source, the protein,
that I haven't been getting from the little prawns.
I would pay money for this.
Like, money.
There, and the killer's back.
[Andrew] Ugh, I hate these, like, root things.
-Brutal on our bare feet. -All over 'em.
Ugh.
I hate mangroves.
-[Andrew] Oh [bleep]. -[Patrick] You all right?
Yup, yup.
Let's keep going, keep going.
Uh-oh, guys.
There's black palms to the right of us.
-[Patrick] No. -[Andrew] Which we hate.
[Patrick] Don't go there.
[Andrew] And a creek in front of us.
[Patrick] Crocodile home.
[Andrew] Yeah.
So stab ourselves with thorns to death,
or risk getting eaten by a crocodile.
I say a quick death is better than a slow one in those black palms.
[Andrew groans] Yeah.
There's some sinky mud here, so be careful.
-[Heather] Uh-oh. -[Andrew] Okay.
Ooh, and black palms.
-Black palm in the water? [sighs] -[Patrick] Yup.
This is more [bleep] up than a soup sandwich, that's what this is.
Ow.
-[Heather] Ooh. Oh, boy. -[man shrieks]
-[Patrick] Rocks. -[Andrew] Oh, there's some sticks.
[Patrick] Yup.
-Ooh, oh [bleep] -Just shuffle...
-Just shuffle your feet. -[Patrick] Oh, [bleep].
Felt something brush up against my leg.
Something [bleep] whipped into my [bleep] stick.
I'm getting the [bleep] out of this water.
I ain't [bleep] joking, something big just
-[bleep] hit my stick. -[Andrew] There is a lot of bubbles coming up.
Let's go! Let's do it.
[Heather] Whoop-whoop.
[narrator] The CRR, or Castaway Rescue Rating,
weighs each group's level of skill, ingenuity,
and problem solving to predict their team's odds
of being rescued off the island after 21 days.
After seven days of effort...
-[grunts] -Houdini until the death.
...Bulent finally landed his prize...
[Bulent exhales heavily] He's dead.
...and moved quickly to preserve the massive protein score.
There we go. Barehanded Killer's back.
[narrator] His Castaway Rescue Rating
shoots from 62% to 79%.
After Kerra and Na'im merged camps with Justin and Rachel...
-[shrieks] -Is that naked people?
[Rachel] Hi!
-...lack of resources... -[Justin] Ah, these are small.
-That's a problem. -[Kerra] Yeah.
...and Rachel's lingering injury
has led to a risky plan
-to migrate north by water. -[Kerra grunts]
-[Na'im] We better be seaworthy. -[Kerra] Yeah.
[Na'im] We're gonna get it.
[narrator] Giving the newly formed team
a joint CRR of 48%.
After rising tides contaminated their only fresh water source...
Straight salt water.
...castaways Patrick, Heather, and Andrew
headed north once again.
[Heather] We stay here, all of our hopes are gonna be washed away.
-[Andrew winces in pain] -[narrator] But so far,
-have only found trouble. -Ow.
Oh, [bleep]. Something big hit my stick.
-Oh. -[Patrick] I'm getting the [bleep] out of this water.
[narrator] Their team CRR drops
from 61% to 55%.
[Patrick] I'm getting the [bleep] out of this water.
I ain't joking, something big [bleep] hit my stick.
[Andrew] Uh, there's a lot of bubbles coming up.
[grunts] Wooh-ah.
-Got it. I'm good. -Yeah.
-[grunts] Thank you. -Yeah.
Felt something, like, a snake or something
between my leg-- Oh!
-You all right? -[Heather faintly] Yeah.
My feet are destroyed, I know Andrew's feet are destroyed.
We still got one option, and that's to
go up a little bit more and see what we can do.
At this point, I'm really ready to risk anything.
[Kerra] The tide's coming in. Do you think we'll be good?
[Na'im] Yeah.
-I, uh... -[Kerra] This one's starting to float,
-so maybe we get this one down. -[Na'im] Yeah, yeah.
Good call.
-[Kerra speaks] -[Na'im laughing]
[Kerra] Looks like a hunk of junk.
[Na'im] If it floats, good enough, right?
It's not the coolest thing I've ever built,
but it's pretty damn close.
Floats and right now I feel great.
[Kerra chuckles] What do you think?
[Justin] It's dope. Might not be even be a bad idea to just test.
-All right, well, we're floatin'. -[Na'im] Hell, yes!
-We're floatin'! -[Justin chuckles] Floatin'.
-[Kerra] Good job, Na'im. -[Na'im laughing] This is awesome, huh?
-This is really badass. -I love you guys.
Bro, dude, like,
credit and props where it is due and,
like, you, you killed it, bro. Without you, we would not have this.
Aw, thank you, man. It means a lot.
-Let's go. Rachel. -Yeah.
You know, I know Rachel is really bummed out,
but I think it would be cool if we could bring this down and show her.
-Yeah. -[Na'im] Like, what we built.
-[Kerra] Show her that she can sit. -[Na'im] She--
Yeah, let's do it.
Hey, you.
I could almost see her through the cracks.
[Na'im] Well, why don't you come see her for real?
-Let me help you. -Okay.
[Kerra] We're so excited to show Rachel.
We really just want to show her that this raft does float,
and then she is still part of this team
and she can make this challenge.
We built this to make sure that you can come along too.
-[Kerra happily] Rachel. -[Rachel] Would you look at you guys?
I'm so proud of you guys, that looks amazing.
[Na'im] So, that seat right there, right up on the blue buoy,
it's just for you.
[sniffles, sighs]
[crying] You know how bad I wanna be here.
But I really-- I have to take care of my body.
I have to think beyond the next seven days.
[sniffles] And, like, even right now,
just standing here, my leg is throbbing.
-Na'im, I have to sit. My leg is throbbing... -[Na'im] Yeah, yeah, let's go.
-...right now. [sniffles] -Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
-[Rachel groans] Oh, biscuits and gravy. -[Na'im] Lean on me, okay?
[Rachel softly] Okay. [sniffles]
[groans] Ah.
-[Na'im speaks indistinctly] -[crying] My heart, my heart is one million percent
-still in this. There's nothing I want more... -[Na'im] I know it is.
...than to finish this with you guys.
-[crying, sniffling] -I know it is. I know you're checked in,
-I know you do. -But I've been thinking,
I've been thinking it over and I've been trying to, like,
really look at it logically.
And so as hard as that is for me to say, like,
I think I really need to tap out.
[Na'im] Yeah.
[Rachel continues crying]
[Rachel softly] I'm sorry.
[Rachel crying] As much as my heart wants to be here,
I think the best thing for me to do
is to tap... [sobbing uncontrollably]
[Justin] You need help?
[Rachel groans] Oh, man.
-Take care of yourselves. -[Justin] Later.
[Justin] Uh, I'm not disappointed.
I just feel like I let myself down a bit
because I promised that I would get her out of here.
But I respect her decision. I understand why she does it.
[Na'im] You know there ain't no goodbyes.
[Rachel speaking]
She really toughed it out for several days,
and I'm super proud of her.
She's definitely gonna be missed.
Oh, my gosh.
I'm gonna miss all of you.
Rachel, I think, did something very valiant,
which was put her pride aside
and do what was the right thing,
not only for herself, but for the team too.
[Rachel] I would love to make it to 21.
There's nothing I want more.
But I can't, I can't have long-term problems because of this.
Like, it's not worth that.
There comes a point where you have to draw a line,
and I feel like I'm at that point.
[narrator] Rachel was taken directly to a hospital on the mainland,
where she was diagnosed with a fractured tibia and torn meniscus.
After being flown to the United States for surgery,
she is recovering and should be back to full health soon.
[Justin speaks]
-I was trying to keep her in 'cause I, I made that promise. -I know.
You kept her in way longer than she probably would have been.
-Yeah. -You certainly did, dude.
[Justin] We did what we could while we could.
But it's time to move on,
unfortunately, without Rachel.
[Na'im] We had a chance to take a do-over of Argentina and
walk across the finish line together,
and I was really hoping that would happen.
There's, there's a ton of challenges still ahead of us.
It's extremely difficult. It's one of the most difficult undertakings I've had.
And that finish line seems like it is forever away.