[narrator] Sixteen celebrities have enlisted in real military training.
Ten days to prove they can endure physically and emotionally.
No prizes, no special treatment.
This is Special Forces: World's Toughest Test.
[narrator] In the last 24 hours...
Good luck. You're gonna need it.
...the course has claimed another three recruits.
-I can't. -You'll regret this, I'm telling you.
You were like, "I can't hold my breath for ten seconds." I was like, "Yes, you [bleep] can!"
[Natalia] I'm gonna leave.
My babies.
Fix your problem! Fix your problem!
-I'm... I'm done. -[Carli] No, no.
-Done. -[Billy] Go, go!
[narrator] Just nine remain.
Go and get it.
Oi, muppet! What was that about?
You're supposed to have come here for a reason.
Big fat fail.
[narrator] But who will survive the day?
[Kenya] I'm from Detroit. you gotta know how to fight.
[screams]
I was so close.
Quit it! If you don't quit it, you quit!
-[Mike] Where are you going? -I gotta [bleep].
-It's OK to go by myself? -No, I'm coming.
You're coming? OK.
Take your time.
[narrator] Nine recruits have made it to day four of selection,
and for some the pressure is starting to show.
They like when we're out there ahead of schedule.
They like when we're showing initiative.
If we're gonna get out there ahead of schedule,
we don't have to put our bags on unless they've told us to.
-Can you give me one second? -Yeah, go ahead.
Not having to be told what to do...
Not being told what to do is stepping up
and being ready when they came out.
It doesn't have to mean also having our bags on.
-All right, that's fine -We can agree to disagree.
[Beverley] I [bleep] give up.
Oh, my God. I needed that badly.
That's awesome.
[Rudy] Recruits! Full kit on the parade square!
[Kenya] Come on, let's move. He's out there.
All right, the backbone in the special operations community is trust.
We don't have to like each other,
but we absolutely must trust each other,
'cause that's the only way to accomplish the mission.
-Foxy. -Put your Bergens down.
The next thing you're gonna do is probably the simplest thing,
however for some of you
it is gonna be one of the hardest things.
When I call your number out,
you will come and stand just here,
and I'll ask you a question:
"Who amongst the course do you trust the least?"
13.
Who do you least trust?
Number 13.
You can't pick your own number. Answer the question.
Just pick someone and pick them now.
[sighs]
-Pick a number now. -Number 6.
Right, go and stand next to your Bergen.
That was pathetic.
Everything we do up here is for a reason,
so execute the order.
When you're given an order,
you have to follow it to the letter,
because everything else counts on you doing that.
Imagine if you've been told to drop bombs on a coordinate
and you think, "I'll do it 20 meters the other way."
That 20 meters could be the difference
between you killing your own troops or the enemy.
Number 10, come and stand here.
Who do you least trust?
Number 6.
[Foxy] Go on, head back.
I love being an outsider,
so if you don't want me in your country club,
I'm doing just fine not being in your country club.
I'm a very happy camper.
Number 6.
I will put myself out there in a confident way,
and if you don't like it,
maybe it says more about you than it does me.
10.
[Foxy] Five, step out.
Number 1.
Number 6.
Number 13.
One.
Number 5.
Number 14.
When we ask you to do something,
do it with speed and intensity.
[recruits] Yes, staff.
Double away to your accommodation now. Let's go!
[narrator] Number 6, Anthony Scaramucci,
was voted the least trustworthy recruit.
Hey, we all know we trust each other.
That was just picking numbers, that's it.
Feel me? Done.
[Anthony] Wasn't offended. Wasn't offended.
I think when you have played a villain for so long,
you kind of lean into it,
and that is, you know, something that I struggle with
because I'm a kind person, I'm a happy person,
but I am a human being
and I can definitely have some triggers.
[Remi] Let's go! Hurry up!
Get with me. Get on my ass. Stay on it.
[narrator] For this phase, recruits will face
a series of team exercises designed to test trust.
Get your pathetic head up! Get it up!
On special forces operations, we work in small teams.
You have to get on with each other,
and if you don't, you have to quickly find a solution.
[narrator] To pass this task,
recruits will have to rely on each other.
Ooh! Ow!
[Billy] Get up!
-Stand up! -I'm trying.
You ain't trying hard enough. You're being pathetic.
Look at me!
-Get up! -Yes, staff.
Move.
All right, you ready for your next squid game?
Being able to trust your teammates
is the most important aspect of special operations.
We trust our lives in each other's hands
over and over again.
And that's what you all will be doing here.
-Got it? -[recruits] Yes, staff.
Turn around and pay attention to the example.
[recruit groans]
Ropes are our life blood in the special operations community.
We use ropes in mountain warfare,
and to navigate this territory at speed,
we rappel down cliff faces.
Our most important asset is our rope buddy.
-[Rudy] Take the strain! -[Foxy] Yeah!
[Rudy] In this exercise, they control the speed of the descent,
and, most importantly, they must break my fall.
You have to trust that person.
Stand by!
[Rudy] For the brakeman task, your life will be
in your oppo's hand, or his life will be in yours.
Go!
[Carli] No.
[Remi] OK!
Criteria for success is the safe landing of your teammate.
The criteria for failure,
that may possibly be the death of your teammate.
Do not screw this up, because if one of you screws this up,
all of you will pay the man, and the man to pay I am.
-You got that? -[recruits] Yes, staff.
All right, get your rucks off.
Right, so, fallers, go and get harnessed up.
Do that now.
[narrator] The DS have paired up the recruits
based on who they picked as the least trustworthy this morning.
First to go are the two who named each other.
Number 10!
[narrator] Number 10, Gus Kenworthy,
will be the brakeman...
Stand there. Do not stand on the rope.
...for fall guy, Number 6, Anthony Scaramucci...
Pull yourself round. Step.
...who must scramble 150 feet up the side of a cliff face
to reach the drop spot.
Do you like Number 6?
-Not particularly. -Ooh.
[Gus] This experience is putting me outside of my comfort zone,
so I imagine my frustrations are gonna be a lot different
than any frustrations that I'm used to.
What's the beef with six?
I feel like five and six are kind of like a boys' club,
so the two of 'em kind of just a little bit annoy me.
Would you go out on a night on the town with them?
I don't think so.
When it comes to this, [bleep] don't matter, does it?
-Not at all. -Take charge of the rope.
[narrator] Despite their differences,
Number 10, Gus, will be responsible
for breaking Number 6's fall.
Keep your legs locked all the way back.
Keep your hips forward, shoulders up, keep looking up.
-All right? -Put my hands on my head?
Not yet. That comes later. Stop jumping the gun.
Listen. I'm taking you step by step.
If you put your hands on your [bleep] head,
you're going down there probably feet first and then bounce in.
-Listen to me. -I'm listening.
You're not listening. You're trying to jump two steps ahead.
Keep your feet in that position there,
but just feed this through slowly,
and you're gonna start to go back.
-Do that. -OK.
OK, just... That's it, nice and slowly. That's good. Good.
On the word go, you will let go.
Do not brake that until you see them get to that black line
that cuts through the rock.
The onus is on you.
-Is that understood? -Yes, staff.
Step down. Keep your legs locked.
-Stay on the pad, or no? -No, step. Step down.
That's it, step down. Step.
Oh, God. Oh, [bleep].
[Bill] Don't headbutt the rock. It's done nothing to you.
[Danny] He hit his head hard.
[Billy] Lean back a bit.
Take the strain. Take the strain.
Hold it there. Don't go any further.
Get the brake on. Nice. That's it, take control.
Hands on your head!
[Billy] Listen, they've got control of you now.
-You've got him, right? -Yep.
[breathes deeply]
Go!
-Brake, brake, brake! -[Foxy] Brake, brake, brake!
[Beverley] Whoo! Ow!
-Brake, brake, brake! -[Foxy] Brake, brake, brake!
Whoa. That was [bleep] tight.
[recruit exhales]
[Carli] What happened there?
Number 10, the brake was good, however that was [bleep] late,
too late, if I'm honest.
It's all well and good getting the mechanics right,
but they've gotta be right at the right time.
OK. I thought I was...
What you thought and what actually happened
are two different things, all right?
-OK, staff. -You gotta pay more attention.
Start switching on. Make your way over there. Go!
In war, there is no place for resentment.
You've gotta put your differences to one side
and get on with the job.
A personality clash is inevitable.
What we're looking for is how they bounce back from that.
-You see me smash my head? -I know, I know. You're tough.
It's like a linebacker hit you, huh?
Yeah, it's all good. No, it's fine. I slipped.
-Yeah, you're good. -It's what the helmet's for.
[Foxy] Number 1, get a grip of yourself.
-I'm trying. -I don't wanna hear it.
[narrator] The late brake has unnerved Number 1,
actress Beverley Mitchell.
For once in your existence, stop feeling sorry for yourself.
I'm not feeling sorry for myself.
This isn't about me. It's about her.
Exactly. So make it about her and do the task.
[narrator] Next to brave the drop...
Ignore the blood on the rock. It's [bleep] to do with you.
...Number 4, former bachelorette Hannah Brown,
with Number 5, Baseball Hall Of Famer Mike Piazza,
as her brakeman.
Right, take the strain, take the strain.
Lean back. Lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock.
-Move your feet. -Oh.
Relax.
You do that, you're gonna end up splatting on the rocks.
[exhales]
Being on The Bachelorette, it didn't work out for me,
but when you have all these men telling you they love you,
and it turns out they really don't,
I definitely have some trust issues because of that.
Hold it. Hold it there. Hold it there.
And so sometimes I feel a little insecure.
Hands on your head!
[breathes deeply]
I hope that this course really gets me to a place
where I ultimately believe that I'm enough.
-[Foxy] Go! -[whimpers]
[Mike] Yeah!
[whimpers]
Petrified, but held it together.
What the hell is going on with you?
-I'm good. -Why are you crying?
I just had a little scare, and then I think I'm just tired.
It's fine. I'm good.
-Good work, kid. Good work. -Yeah.
-[Carli] You good? -I'm good.
-[Mike] I had you. -Oh, I know you did.
-OK. -Yeah.
-I know it's... I... -Thank you.
Yeah.
So I'm starting here, right?
[narrator] Number 16,
Super Bowl champion Danny Amendola,
has the job of braking Number 13...
Lean back.
...NBA All-Star Dwight Howard,
who weighs in at 265 pounds.
Look at that line. I want you braking just before that, 'cause he's a lump.
Right, hands on your head! Stand by!
I think I always gotta smile,
you know, no matter what you're going through.
My mama, she always told me never let anyone steal my joy.
I just wanna have fun
and come out of this experience saying I made it.
[Foxy] Go!
Whoo!
-Stop screaming! -Brake, brake, brake!
No, they're gonna get him for that.
Screaming like you're on a funfair.
-Sorry! -You [bleep] will be.
Has to ruin it.
-[Foxy] Did you trust him? -[Dwight] I really did.
[Foxy] What was all that noise about?
You ruined what was actually a good task.
Oh, [bleep].
Keep doing that.
-Stop doing that. -Yes, staff.
Go on, quickly. Move!
[Remi] Wait. Hold up.
Because you're teammates, both of you are gonna pay.
-[Foxy] Twenty burpees. -[Dwight] What's a burpee?
One!
13, your feet leave the ground.
-Jump. -[both] Four.
[both] Five.
[Remi] Jump, Number 13!
-[both] Six. -Start all over again.
[sobbing] Kenya, I'm so sorry.
I just don't trust myself physically.
[narrator] Last to go are Number 14, Kenya,
and Number 1, Beverley,
who's struggling under the pressure.
Why are you in that head space? Why?
Why are you doing this?
Stop this. I gotta get up the mountain, OK?
-Don't let me down. -I won't.
-I have a child. -I know you do.
-Don't let me down. -I won't.
Once you resort to losing control,
then you've already lost,
and I'm all about trying to control myself.
Go up that way. Just follow the green rope.
[Kenya] I had a child at 47 years old.
Just because you're a certain age or you're a single mom...
Press up. Push.
...you still can have goals and have dreams
by believing in yourself and pushing yourself.
I'm just facing all of my worst fears here. Sorry.
What, holding onto a rope?
[exhales]
Letting people down.
[Foxy] I wouldn't be putting you on the end of this line
if I didn't think you were up to the task.
So I'm trusting you. You've gotta trust yourself now.
[Billy] Start to go backwards. That's it. More, yeah.
Keeping going. Keeping going. Nice and slow.
Keep going.
[Kenya] My biggest fear is heights, extreme heights.
However, I have a poker face.
You will never know what's going on inside.
Special operations, we've all got people's lives in our hands, OK?
On this occasion, you've got 14's.
-Don't [bleep] this up. -[mutters]
-Do not get this wrong. -[groans]
Stand by! Right, take the strain now.
Tighter. Hands on your head!
[exhales]
Go!
-Let go? -Let go. Yes.
Brake, brake, brake, brake, brake!
[Billy] Well done.
She was fearless. No emotion.
That was a good effort.
Is there any reason to start doubting yourself
before you've actually done something?
It's the worst thing you can do, especially in this job.
Start sorting yourself out emotionally.
Yes, staff.
Being here, there is a lot of mental anguish,
and obviously naturally some of us are gonna get along better than others.
You crushed it, man. You did it.
Way to go. I'm proud of y'all.
Some energies will mesh, and some won't.
I think in those situations,
I will just... I'll just take a step back.
[Kenya] Beverley, you OK? Beverley?
[Beverley] I don't know. I just feel like...
-[Kenya] What's wrong? -You just trusted each other.
[Kenya] Yeah, we did. So why are we back here?
[Dwight] I felt like you did a great job.
[Kenya] Stop pointing me out. Like, I didn't do anything.
-She not pointing you out. -She is.
Please don't make me out to be a villain,
because that's what I'm not.
Criteria for passing was getting your teammate down safe.
Number 10, you pass, but barely.
-Yes, staff. -By the skin of your teeth.
I'm curious, Number 14 and Number 1,
how was that for you?
I had her.
You feel like your trust between each other
has grown from that evolution?
It takes steps back... backwards.
-A few minutes ago. -It's taken steps backwards?
What do you mean, a few minutes ago?
It seemed like she's trying to make problems with me,
and I don't know why.
[Billy] Close up. Stay with me.
[Remi] Whatever's going on, it better be worked out today,
Number 1 and 14, or everybody's gonna pay for it.
[Kenya] I know when people try to have an issue with me,
and it's like please don't do that.
My life is in a different direction right now.
-Don't bring me back this drama. -Yeah.
I came for a different reason.
[sighs]
[Rudy] All right, let's start with six.
He talks a lot. He's a [bleep] used car salesman, isn't he?
-[Remi] Yeah. -You can't shut him up.
Like, he always thinks he's gonna be the man,
like he is the toughest dude here.
Number 1.
[Foxy] Massive confidence issues.
Physically, nowhere near the ballpark.
[Rudy] All right, moving on. 14.
She was stellar, very professional about it,
and just wanted to get it done, no problems.
After brakeman, there was a bit of a, uh...
-Oh, yeah, that's right. -...outing.
Little squabble. We need to pull her in and find out more.
-Sound good? -Yeah, sir.
[Remi] 14!
[narrator] The DS are looking for recruits
who have the attributes fitting to a special forces operator.
Come in. End of the wall.
The ability to rise above personal difference
is essential.
[Rudy] Real Housewives of Atlanta.
-Is it a big program? -Very big program.
[Remi] Step down.
Side step. Down.
[door bangs shut]
How d'you feel after, um, this task?
I didn't come here for drama.
You know what's interesting, um,
in the work that you're known for...
Mmm.
...you are angry,
aggressive, heavy.
-Vindictive. -Mm-hm.
Explain that to me.
In my defense, I feel like I always have a target on my back.
Where did that come from?
Um, just, uh...
stuff with, um, the way I was raised,
how I... how I grew up.
[exhales]
[sniffs]
Take a breath.
I wasn't raised by my mom.
I had, like, teenage parents,
and my mom didn't wanna have me,
so my grandmother, um... asked if she could have me.
But then after that, my mother just kind of like pretended
that she never had a child,
and it just got worse and worse,
and so I was just angry.
I... I don't have a relationship with my mother, I was given up,
and, um, my father, I never knew him.
Uh, it took me a long time to accept myself on my own terms.
Where are you at with that?
Um, I think I've come a long way
from, you know, where I used to be.
I have my daughter, she's three,
and so, like, she's just the world to me.
-[Rudy] Mm. -I had her very late in life.
And, um... But I wanted to be the type of mom to my daughter
that I never had.
I just wanna be anything that's opposite from my mother.
[sniffs]
[Foxy] Why are you here?
What do you wanna get from this?
I just wanna do things just for my daughter,
because I just want her to know that her mom, you know,
her mom was a badass.
But also I just feel like I need to continue
strengthening, you know, what's on...
what's ever going on on the inside.
Well, you have come to the right place.
It's tough.
[Foxy] But everything that's gone before has gone.
This is like a reset.
Every day out here is gold, all right? Don't waste it.
[sighs]
Guard!
[door opens]
[sniffs]
Step.
Back to your accommodation.
Thank you, staff.
When things happen to you as a child,
I think that you always carry
that, you know, inner child with you
throughout the rest of your life,
'cause you're always that little girl.
[sniffs]
So, I've built up such a shield, but I still hurt.
[Mike] How you doing, man?
Yeah, I'm OK, I think, yeah. Just a little dizzy.
-Oh, really? -A little bit, yeah.
-Have you drank enough water? -I've been drinking the water.
I just feel a little, you know, discombobulated.
Let me give you a pair of shorts, dude, that you could wear.
-I got an extra pair. -[Anthony] It's all right.
-They're like biker shorts. -[Anthony] You may need that.
You may need that in the struggle.
I'm not taking it from you.
Too much of a team player.
I appreciate it, though. Not doing it.
What happened?
It's just the way you are,
but it triggers something in me
that I don't respond to very well.
In a normal situation, that's where I [bleep] bounce.
-I can only judge you from what I know of you here. -Of course.
And a trigger for me is like, in the past,
I've always been painted as a villain,
like, I think people see me as a target
and then play the victim.
And so when you did that today, I'm like,
"Are you serious? What did I do to you?
Don't play the victim with me. That is such a trigger for me."
You know, when they say, like, "Don't be emotional,"
like, I'm [bleep] emotional, that's who I am.
Like, I don't know how to flip the switch and just turn it off.
Mm-hm. And I think I'm like almost the opposite from you.
I don't let the emotions get to me.
But I hear you and what you're saying.
[Rudy] Ruck up, recruits! Let's go!
[Dwight] We got two minutes.
[Anthony] Just gotta go get my shirt.
You gotta just put it on. We gotta roll.
I promise you, it'll be on in two seconds.
-[Gus] Let's lock it in. -[Carli] One sec, one sec.
-[Gus] Come on. -[Dwight] Let's go.
I'm right here.
[Carli] Hey, Mooch, you gotta zip your bag in the front.
Dude, you gotta have a little bit more accountability
with getting your [bleep] together.
I know you're helping him an' all,
but you can't be doing everything.
[Billy] Let's go!
[narrator] The recruits are about to face
a real-life combat experience...
One straight line, shoulder to shoulder.
...that will put their team dynamics
under intense pressure.
Many of the operations in our SF world
are behind the enemy lines.
90% of those operations, and this is fact,
are called deniable operations.
We're not really there.
That's exactly the same with some of our equipment.
Everything that goes in comes out.
You see the big rock formation on the right,
that is the border.
That border is our safe zone.
We have to get all our equipment, get back to safety.
You understand what I'm looking for?
[recruits] Yes, staff.
I'm gonna put you into two teams.
Team Alpha.
Team leader, stand there.
Team Bravo. Team leader, stand there.
[narrator] For this task, the DS want to test
the leadership skills of Number 6, Anthony Scaramucci,
and Number 1, Beverley Mitchell.
[Foxy] When people get picked as leader,
we're giving them an opportunity to prove themselves.
We're not picking on them. We want them to do well.
We want to see them step up to the mark.
It's their opportunity to turn the tide.
Right, sense of urgency now. On your stomach, now!
When I give the go, you will get up
at the speed of a thousand gazelles,
sprint to your vehicles and get across that border.
Go! Let's move it!
Motivate your team! Let's go!
[explosions]
[narrator] Both teams must move their broken-down vehicle,
loaded with vital supplies,
over 1500 feet to the safe zone.
[Remi] It's broken down. That thing ain't starting.
-[Beverley] Push. I'll steer. -[Remi] You're not driving it.
-You're pushing it. -Steer.
-Try it in neutral. -I don't know what neutral is.
Does it pull back?
[narrator] But Team Bravo,
led by Number 1, Beverley, are going nowhere.
-Hey, take the brake off. -Number 1, get out of the truck.
-It's in neutral. -Get out. Come here.
You're already starting out on a bad start.
-Come on. -[Danny] Brake's on.
Look around and make decisions and delegate who's doing what.
-You're in charge. -OK.
-Brake's off. Let's roll. -Brake's off.
Let's go. Let's go. Go.
[Foxy] There we go. It's moving, it's moving. Let's go.
[Anthony] Push, guys.
[Carli] Keep it going.
[narrator] Team Alpha, led by Number 6,
the recruit voted the least trustworthy,
have taken the lead.
Push! Push!
I built two successful companies,
and successful ones are team orientated.
Push, guys. Stay low.
-Keep pushing, guys. -[Hannah] I'm pushing.
If you're a normal person,
you don't do what I've done in life, OK?
You don't figure out a way to get yourself into Harvard,
create businesses and then go to the White House.
You don't do that. You follow what I'm saying?
[Billy] Keep it coming!
[grunting]
[Billy] Sort your team out!
You may be a great leader in an office.
Well, it's different in the SF world.
[Billy] I can't hear the team leader!
-We're gonna burn out, guys. -[Gus] Keep going!
You need to motivate your team, shout relevant commands.
[Billy] You're the team leader! You take control of 'em!
-Take five. Take a break. -[Billy] Tell 'em what you want!
-[Carli] Come on. -[Anthony] Take a break.
[Carli] No, we don't [bleep] break.
-[Billy] Can't hear Number 6! -[Anthony] Please push.
-[Billy] Team leader! -[Anthony] Push it!
[Billy] Get 'em motivated!
They're on our asses! Now go!
[Gus] I'm very competitive.
I tend to set my sights on something
and then get, like, tunnel vision
where that's all I focus on.
[Gus] Listen up! Follow me! Follow me!
It comes in handy when you're trying to accomplish something.
[grunts]
[Rudy] Good effort, 10!
[Beverley grunts] Come on.
[Foxy] Come on, Bravo.
-Lean into it. -I can't see anything.
[Foxy] You don't have to. Just [bleep] lean.
[narrator] Team Bravo is catching up.
But the leader has put herself at the back
and is struggling to push the one-ton truck.
Keep the momentum.
[narrator] Her teammates step up...
Push around 'em! Let's go, push!
-Push! -[Kenya] Push!
Twenty yards. Come on!
...and get Team Bravo over the line first.
-[Hannah yelling] -[Billy] Grab the ammunition.
Go, go, Go!
[narrator] The task is not over.
The recruits must now haul their kit
600 feet up to a cliff-top flag point.
Come on. Come with me.
[whimpers]
[Dwight] Take your bag off. Take it off.
-I'm... I'm spinning. -No, you're not spinning.
Hey, gather yourself. Come on, you're OK.
I feel like I'm gonna pass out.
-You're not gonna pass out. -I feel...
[whimpers]
[Foxy] You can't afford to hang around now.
13. 13. Get moving now, otherwise the whole team fails.
Number 1, stand up.
-I'm spinning. -What are you doing?
-I'm trying to stand up. -[Billy] Let's go!
You're either doing the task or you're not.
I don't know.
If you're not gonna do it,
give me that, or you crack on.
What are you doing?
You're either doing the task or you're not.
I'm afraid of cracking my head open on the rocks
'cause I'm so unsteady.
What do you want me to do?
You either do it or you don't.
I can't. I don't think I can finish, sir.
So what are you gonna do, then?
I don't know.
OK, then, I'll give it to you.
[Foxy] All right.
[sobs]
Sit down there.
Here you are. Hey.
Look at me. You've done well.
I didn't wanna give up, but I...
Nothing feels right.
My body is so depleted.
I have no more strength.
[narrator] After four days on selection,
Beverley Mitchell becomes the eighth recruit
to leave the course.
[Rudy] Let's go! Three-man team! Make it happen!
[Kenya] Come on, Danny. Come on, guys.
[narrator] Down to just three recruits,
Team Bravo power on with a plan
to relay their kit to the end point.
-[Kenya] Come on. -Take these one at a time.
That that. Take this one too.
-These two gas tanks. -Gas tanks.
[Dwight] Pick it up and move.
[Billy] Let's go! Dig in!
Why am I doing all the shouting, six?
[narrator] Team Alpha's leader, Number 6, Anthony Scaramucci,
is failing to take command of his team.
Keep working. Get up there, four.
Go, go, go!
[sobs]
[Billy] Where's the rest of your team?
-They're coming, sir. -What's your plan?
-Your call. You're in charge. -Right, drop the Bergens.
Let's get the rest of the stuff. Guys, we gotta pace ourselves.
[Billy] You can get a breath on the way back down. Let's go.
[Anthony] We gotta take a five-second break. Please.
[Rudy] Let's go! Lead 'em up, 10.
[Gus grunts]
[Remi] Run! Run, 13, run!
[narrator] Despite being a team member down...
[Remi] Don't stop. Get to your flag.
...Bravo make it to their flag first.
[Kenya] We got it.
[Billy] Number 6, keep going.
[narrator] Team Alpha are trailing behind...
Those two Bergens, those are ours.
...with their leader at the back of the pack.
I have to say, you were the team leader and you were not hustling anybody.
If you're the team leader, you need to be screaming at people, encouraging them.
Hey. Don't out your people in front of other teams.
-[Gus] Sorry. -I got caught off guard.
-You're right. -[Carli] Know your strengths.
Just delegate. You could have carried all the Bergens up.
-Bev tapped out? -Yeah. I mean... that was tough.
-Yeah. -But she just got overwhelmed.
I hate that she did, though.
Mooch.
-I know. -Did he do anything?
Sorry I let you guys down.
[Mike] You didn't let me down, dude.
-Hey, I love you. -I know. I love you too.
You know I was pushing as hard as I could push
without giving myself a heart attack.
[Danny] That was one of the hardest things I've ever done.
So you think that was hard too?
Hannah, that puts
my whole 17-year career training to shame.
I'm feeling pretty good about that.
They were like, it's only gonna get harder from here.
I'm like, I don't know what could be harder than that.
I know.
[narrator] After a disastrous performance on the task,
Number 6 is under DS scrutiny.
[Billy] I heard a bit of what sounded like an argument
between six and ten, right?
It's the first time I've seen six with his mouth shut.
[Remi] Yeah, and head down.
-His leadership was [bleep]. -[Remi] Yeah.
You wouldn't follow him to the toilet.
-[all laugh] -He's... He's hopeless.
He's not giving full effort at all,
and... I wouldn't be surprised if we end up having to cull him.
All right, let's get to it.
Number 6.
There.
[exhales]
[door bangs shut]
So, how you think you're doing on the course so far?
-Permission to speak candidly? -Yeah.
I mean, I love what I'm doing,
so, I mean, I would say B+, maybe B?
[Billy] Don't get smart with me, 'cause I'll [bleep]
bounce you all round this room.
-All right? -I was just being funny.
-I wasn't trying to... -Don't.
'Cause I'll come down on you like a [bleep] ton of lead.
How did you feel when you were voted the least trustworthy?
Well, I think some of it's related to my physicality,
but I'm a pretty trustworthy guy, so...
You got some constructive criticism from Number 10.
He was right. I'm willing to admit that. I [bleep] it up.
But let me tell you, I'm not in as good a shape
as an Olympic athlete or a professional ballplayer.
Like I said, we'll not judge you on everybody else.
We're trying to find out who you are.
Who's the real Number 6?
Behind all this talk and all this hot air
that you keep spurting out, who are you?
I mean, listen, I'm not gonna dramatize my life into,
oh, I grew up poor and then I made money.
I didn't... I was a middle-class kid with a tough dad
in an Italian blue-collar neighborhood.
I went to Harvard Law School.
When Senator Obama went to go run for office,
'cause I knew him from school, I raised him money.
You know, I'm gonna be as candid as I'm being. I hit the jackpot.
I made more money than I ever thought existed.
-I just... Those are the facts. -I'll tell you what.
You've just sucked all the air out of this [bleep] room.
What are your biggest regrets?
Joining the Trump White House, that was a big mistake.
Why was it a mistake?
I got fired very quickly, after 11 days.
I was ill-suited for the job that he gave me,
and I was ill-suited for his temperament and personality.
We were never gonna get along
because of the way he was operating the White House.
I think what we wanna get to is your why.
Why would you come here and put yourself through this?
If you're somebody like me that really loves the country
and you wanna be in a position where you have empathy
for people that are serving like this.
Mmm.
OK. It's gonna get tougher.
It's gonna get more uncomfortable.
Are you ready for it?
Look, you know, my... the answer, yes.
I just have to keep my physicality, that's all.
Till you guys throw me out, I'm here.
That might happen.
Guard!
[door opens]
Give him an inch, he takes a mile.
That's... That's a typical hustler.
You have to go forward in life.
If you get punched in the face,
or metaphorically knocked to the ground,
like I did with the White House firing,
you can do two things, you can slink into anonymity,
or you can go forward and own it.
You have to power up and say,
hey, I'm getting up tomorrow morning
and I'm gonna eat the [bleep] off of an elephant,
because, uh, I'm gonna prove all these people wrong.
[Mike] How'd it go?
They asked me about me and Gus, 'cause Gus was yelling at me.
I'm not offended about what Gus said to me at all.
Gus was right. I hope you know that, Gus.
I wasn't offended at all by that.
[Gus] No, no, we're good, and I wasn't trying to be offensive.
-I get it. You were frustrated. -I was just giving you a note.
When we're pushing and we're almost there,
that's not a time for a break, it's time to [bleep] dig deep.
[all laugh]
I've been on so many jobs in the special operations
with people I dislike, but I trust them.
I trust them with my life.
You have to push your differences aside
to get a job done.
And that is what life in special operations is all about.
[Kenya] Oh, my God, look at all this good stuff.
[Carli] This is all her personal stuff, isn't it?
I think she would want us to have the peppermint, though.
-I really do too. -I think so.
[Gus] I really. That's good.
[Hannah] Whenever we smell the peppermint,
we will think of Bev.
[narrator] Next time...
[Rudy] This stage is all about pressure.
Gunfire! Gunfire to the left!
[yells] That's the border! What we gonna do?
We're gonna turn the vice, squeeze you.
No!
[Danny] Sports is like war.
There's no room for the faint at heart.
Let's go. Run. Push yourself!
-Hold it. -[bleep]
[Billy] If you do not stay in control,
you will hit the ground and you will die.
You're jumping on everybody.
He's trying to break him down and [bleep] with him.
-Do as you're told! -I'm trying to...
-Move your hand. -Respect. Respect.
-[bleep] out, dude. -No.