Naked and Afraid (2013–…): Season 11, Episode 7 - In Too Deep - full transcript

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OH, MY GOSH. OH, MY GOSH.

AH,

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I'M DYING.

-IT'S A LION.

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OH, MY GOD.

WHOO!



Woman: I'M SO COLD.

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FEELS LIKE I'M GETTING
INTO SOMETHING

I DON'T FULLY UNDERSTAND YET.

BOTH NERVOUS AND EXCITED.

BRING IT ON, BABY. WHOO!

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Narrator: JUST OFF THE SOUTHWEST
EDGE OF THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE,

THE ANDROS ISLAND CHAIN
LITTERS THE OCEAN

WITH A STRING OF BARREN,

INHOSPITABLE LAND MASSES,

PART OF A GROUP OF 700 ISLANDS.

THIS ROCKY TERRAIN
IS COVERED WITH SHARP,

JAGGED LIMESTONE AND FRESH WATER
IS SCARCE HERE,



WITH ONLY A FEW OF THE ISLANDS

PROVIDING ACCESS
TO DRINKABLE WATERHOLES.

HOLY SMOKES.

WE HAVEN'T EVEN MADE IT
TO THE ISLAND YET

AND WE'RE ALREADY SEEING SHARKS.

Narrator:
DANGEROUS RIP CURRENTS

RUN THROUGH THE CHANNELS
BETWEEN THE ISLANDS

WHERE FIVE SPECIES OF DEADLY
SHARKS RULE THE WATERS,

INCLUDING THE HIGHLY
AGGRESSIVE TIGER SHARK

WHOSE RAZOR SHARP TEETH
ARE SO POWERFUL

THEY CAN RIP
A HUMAN BODY IN HALF.

MAN, OH, MAN.

I'M A LITTLE BIT NERVOUS,

NERVOUS ABOUT THE WATER
AND THE DAMN BUGS

THAT ARE GONNA BE OUT THERE.

Narrator: SWARMS OF STINGING
AND BITING INSECTS BREED FREELY,

INCLUDING THE BLOODSUCKING
DOCTOR FLY

THAT SLICES THROUGH SKIN,
CAUSING EXTREMELY PAINFUL BITES

AND BONE RATTLING THUNDERSTORMS
THAT STRIKE ALMOST DAILY

CAN QUICKLY LOWER TEMPERATURES,

CREATING DANGEROUS,
HYPOTHERMIC CONDITIONS.

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I DO HAVE FEET, BUT I'M
ACTUALLY A MERMAID AT HEART.

I'M DEFINITELY A KICK ASS
COON ASS FROM LOUISIANA.

I'M A NURSE, BUT MY SIDE GIG
IS THAT I'M ALSO A BOAT CAPTAIN.

I'VE GOT MY BOAT CAPTAIN
LICENSE IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS.

I TAKE PEOPLE ON DAILY CHARTERS
TO THE BVI

WHERE WE GO SNORKELING.

IT'S ALL ABOUT PERSONALITY
AND IT'S CALLED JOIE DE VIVRE.

IT'S IN YOUR CORE.

LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULER

AND THAT MEANS
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL.

AS FAR AS SHELTER BUILDING,
YOU NEED A RAISED BED.

I CAN BUILD THAT WITH PALMS.
I COULD BUILD IT WITH LEAVES.

IF I'M IN AN OCEAN, I CAN
FREE DIVE FOR CONCH AND LOBSTER.

I'M NOT STARVING, BABY.

I'M A BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR
AND SURVIVING THAT

IT JUST RENEWED MY FAITH IN LIFE

AND JUST CHANGED MY PERSPECTIVE.

I HAD A HIGH SCHOOL FRIEND

WHO WAS ALSO
BATTLING BREAST CANCER

THAT SAID, "LISA, YOU SHOULD
GO ON 'NAKED AND AFRAID.'"

HER NAME'S JULIE.

SHE PASSED AWAY
A FEW MONTHS AGO.

WHEN THINGS GET REALLY
TOUGH OUT THERE

I'M GONNA CHANNEL JULIE'S SPIRIT

TO HELP ME MAKE IT THROUGH.

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RIGHT NOW, I'M MOST NERVOUS
ABOUT THE UNKNOWNS.

MY NAME IS JOE
AND I'M A RETIRED ARMY PILOT

AND A DIVEMASTER.

I'VE SPENT 20 YEARS
IN THE MILITARY

DOING WATER SURVIVAL,
WORKING ON BOATS.

I LOVE...

IT'S THREE WEEKS OF HELL,
BUT HEY, I LOVE IT.

I'VE GONE 18 DAYS ON MY OWN
WITH NEXT TO NO FOOD OR WATER

AND HAD TO FORAGE AND FISH

AND FIND EVERY LITTLE THING
I COULD GET.

MY SKILLS ARE TOP NOTCH.

I'M TAKING ON THIS CHALLENGE
TO FIND OUT WHAT I MADE OF,

TO FIND OUT WHERE MY HARD LINE
IS AND IF I HAVE ONE.

IT'S THE CULMINATION
OF EVERYTHING THAT I AM

AND WANT TO BE AND WANT TO DO.

I WILL GO INTO THAT OCEAN.

THEY WON'T EVEN REMEMBER
AQUAMAN'S NAME.

THEY'LL BE SAYING JOE MANN.

SHORT OF ME
GETTING DRAGGED OUT OF HERE

KICKING AND SCREAMING,
MISSING ARMS AND LEGS,

I DON'T THINK
I'M NOT GONNA MAKE IT.

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Lisa: HERE GOES NOTHING.

NOW I'M MOST NERVOUS ABOUT,

LIKE, WHAT IF THIS GUY'S
A 25-YEAR-OLD?

I'LL SCAR HIM FOR LIFE
WITH MOM BOD.

HERE WE GO, Y'ALL.

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WHOO-HOO.

Narrator:
LISA IS HIGHLY MOTIVATED

TO COMPLETE THE CHALLENGE
FOR HER FRIEND,

BUT SHE HAS NEVER HAD
TO PUT HER SURVIVAL SKILLS

TO THE TEST
OVER AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME.

HER PRIMITIVE SURVIVAL RATING
HAS BEEN SET AT 6.9.

HERE GOES EVERYTHING.

I THINK MOST PILOTS
ARE ALPHA MALES

AND MY LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

TEND TO RUB PEOPLE
THE WRONG WAY SOMETIMES.

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Narrator:
JOE'S HARD DRIVING ATTITUDE

AND MILITARY EXPERIENCE
WITH WATER SURVIVAL

SHOULD HELP HIM
IN THESE DANGEROUS CONDITIONS.

BUT HE CAN BE RELUCTANT

TO DELEGATE RESPONSIBILITIES
TO A PARTNER.

JOE BEGINS WITH A PRIMITIVE
SURVIVAL RATING OF 7.3.

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-YOU MUST BE MY PARTNER.
-HEY, HOW YOU DOING?

GOOD, GOOD, GOOD.

-I'M LISA.
-I'M JOE. COMING IN.

NICE TO MEET YOU.

HAVE YOU EVER CAJUN
MERMAID BEFORE?

NEVER, BUT I'M GLAD.

IT'S THE STUFF OF NIGHTMARES
AND DREAMS ALL MIXED TOGETHER.

-LOOKS LIKE PARADISE.
-LOOKS LIKE PARADISE.

-BUT...
-NO PIÑA COLADAS COMING.

NO PIÑA COLADAS.
IT'S HOT OUT HERE.

YOU DON'T LET ME TAP OUT
AND I WON'T LET YOU TAP OUT.

ABSOLUTELY NOT.

-ALL RIGHT.
-GOOD FOR THAT.

Narrator: JOE AND LISA
HAVE BEEN GIVEN A FIRESTARTER

AND THEY HAVE EACH BROUGHT
A PERSONAL ITEM --

A POT AND A MACHETE.

-I ALSO HAVE THE MAP.
-THE MAP, THE IMPORTANT THING.

-OKAY, SO LET'S SEE.
-ALL RIGHT.

HOLY SMOKES.

SO THE SHARKS ARE
A DEFINITE DANGER.

I DON'T WANNA ENCOUNTER
ANY OF THEM, YOU KNOW,

I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU,
BUT I LIKE ALL MY LIMBS.

SO I'M THINKING THAT
WE'RE SOMEWHERE RIGHT HERE.

Narrator: JOE AND LISA ARE ON
THE NORTHERN TIP OF BIG WOOD K,

A VAST, BARREN ISLAND WHERE
THE CLOSEST FRESHWATER SOURCE

IS 4.2 MILES
OF OPEN OCEAN AWAY.

SO IF THAT IS THIS ISLAND,

IMAGINE HOW FAR
IT IS TO GET OUT HERE.

RIGHT, RIGHT.

THE EXTRACTION POINT
IS A LONG WAY.

WE DEFINITELY NEED
A TRUSTWORTHY RAFT.

IT'S TOO FAR TO SWIM.

THIS IS GONNA HAVE TO BE
IN STAGES.

RIGHT, RIGHT.

YOU KNOW, SO WE BUILD SOMETHING
TO GET US TO THIS ISLAND.

FIND MORE RESOURCES,
STABILIZE --

-I AGREE, I AGREE.
-...AND BUILD ON IT.

Narrator: IN THIS UNIQUE
TO OUR CHALLENGE,

JOE AND LISA
WILL NEED TO USE THE ISLANDS

AS STEPPING STONES
FOR THEIR SURVIVAL

ULTIMATELY TRAVELING 25 MILES

TO REACH THEIR EXTRACTION POINT
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OPEN SEA.

I SAW A BUNCH OF DEBRIS
WHEN I HEADED IN.

SO FOR TODAY,

MAYBE START MAYBE LOOKING
AT ITEMS FOR RAFT BUILDING.

-SO YOU WANT TO HEAD THAT WAY --
-ABSOLUTELY.

...AND TRY TO SALVAGE AS MUCH
OF THAT AS WE CAN?

-YEAH, LET'S DO IT.
-OKAY.

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SO THERE'S DEBRIS
ALL OVER IN THERE.

-WATCH OUT FOR NAILS AND STUFF.
-YEAH.

Narrator: EACH DAY,
A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF WASTE

AND DISCARDED ITEMS ARE CARRIED

BY STORMS AND CURRENTS
TOWARD THE EASTERN SHORES,

WHICH ACT AS A CATCHALL
FOR TONS OF DEBRIS.

Joe: IT'S DRY ROTTED,
BUT IT BURN.

THERE'S ACTUALLY
PRETTY GOOD STUFF HERE.

THIS IS GOOD *BLEEP*
RIGHT HERE.

OH, HELL YEAH.
WE COULD USE THAT FOR FLOATING.

YEAH, LOOK AT THIS
FREAKING TARP, MAN. WHOO-HOO!

THAT'S A SAIL.

IT'S A SAIL.

THIS IS ACTUALLY WHAT THAT TARP
WAS PROBABLY ON AT ONE TIME.

OF COURSE, I'M NERVOUS
ABOUT THE RESOURCES

OR LACK THEREOF, ON THIS ISLAND.

SO WE ARE FORAGING AS MUCH
OF THE MATERIAL

THAT WASHED ON SHORE
AND JUST MAKESHIFT A RAFT.

IF WE GET THE FOAM
AND WEDGE IN IN HERE,

THEN WE CAN RUN STUFF LIKE THAT
UNDERNEATH AND ALONG THE SIDES.

Narrator: THE FOAM WILL BE USED
TO PROVIDE FLOTATION

UNDERNEATH THEIR RAFT
WHILE LOGS WILL BE PLACED

ALONG THE SIDES
AND ON TOP FOR BALANCE.

IT'S LIKE,
IT'S HEAVY IN THE MIDDLE

AND WE HAVE OUTRIGGERS.

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Lisa: JOE AND I KNOW THAT
WE HAVE TO GET OFF THIS ISLAND

KNOWING THAT THE OTHER ISLANDS
HAVE WATER, HYDRATION IS KEY.

WE WILL TOTALLY BE OUT
OF THIS CHALLENGE

IF WE DO NOT GET WATER.

YOU WANNA GIVE IT A SHOT?

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-YOUR CHARIOT.
-AWESOME!

SO IT'S FLOATING?
OUR PALETTES ARE FLOATING?

YEAH.

MY PARTNER SEEMS
PRETTY RECEPTIVE

WITH MY IDEAS
JUST RIGHT OFF THE BAT.

AND I DON'T KNOW
IF IT'S JUST DAY ONE NICENESS

OR THAT'S WHO SHE REALLY IS,
I'M HOPING SO.

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HOW MANY OF THESE DO YOU THINK
WE'RE GONNA BE USING DOWN HERE?

DO YOU WANT TRY AND JUST USE
THEM ALL, SAY SCREW IT.

YEAH.

I'M STARTING TO GET WORRIED.

ALL RIGHT.

I THINK WE HAVE
ALL THE MATERIALS

THAT WE'RE GONNA NEED.

WE'RE GONNA RUN OUT
OF DAYLIGHT.

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Narrator: ON THESE ISLANDS,
AS THE TEMPERATURE DROPS

IN THE LATE AFTERNOON,
HUMIDITY RISES,

PRIME CONDITIONS
FOR SWARMING INSECTS

WHO CAN MOVE MORE FREELY
IN THE MOIST AIR.

-AND THIS IS, LIKE, DIFFICULT.
-RIGHT.

IT'S THE HOOKS.

THE RAFT, WE'RE TRYING TO AT
LEAST GET IT FLOATABLE

AND MOVABLE
AND THEN MAYBE WE CAN DO

SOME ADJUSTMENTS LATER ON.

BUT RIGHT NOW WE'RE TRYING
TO GET THE RAFT TOGETHER.

BUT WE'VE BEEN FIGHTING BUGS.

OH, GOD.
THEY ARE RELENTLESS.

WE DEFINITELY WANT TO
BUILD UP SOME SORT

OF A SHELTER TONIGHT --
-RIGHT.

...BEFORE IT GETS TOO CRAZY.

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-I MEAN, THIS LOOKS GOOD TO ME.
-RIGHT.

-TO START BUILDING.
-TO START BUILDING, ME, TOO.

WE GOT TO GET A SHELTER BUILT
SOMETHING QUICK, A LEAN-TO.

WE DON'T HAVE ALL THE TIME
IN THE WORLD.

SUN'S ABOUT TO GO DOWN.

WE JUST NEED TO LEAN-TO
SOMETHING TO KEEP WATER OFF

IF IT RAINS AND SOME TO COLLECT
SMOKE AND KEEP THE BUGS AT BAY.

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THERE WE GO. THERE YOU GO,
THIS IS CATCHING.

-OKAY.
-GOOD JOB, GOOD JOB.

-WHERE YOU AT NOW, BUG?
-YEAH.

-WHERE YOU AT?
-BITCHES.

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-NIGHT ONE.
-NIGHT ONE.

WE HAVE A TARP OVER US
RIGHT NOW

BECAUSE THIS IS THE ONLY WAY
WE'RE NOT OVERCOME BY BUGS.

I'M, LIKE,
BEING OVERCOME BY SMOKE,

BUT I'D RATHER THAT THE BUGS.

WE'RE BOTH FEELING DEHYDRATED

RIGHT NOW
LIKE DEFINITE DEHYDRATION.

HOPE IN THE MORNING
WE CAN FINISH THIS RAFT

AND GET THE HELL
OUT OF THIS ISLAND.

QUICK.

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IT WAS A ROUGH NIGHT
LAST NIGHT.

PLAN RIGHT NOW
IS TO FINISH THE RAFT

AND GET OFF THE ISLAND ASAP.

I WOULD ESTIMATE THE NEXT
ISLAND IS FIVE MILES AWAY

WHERE THERE'S WATER.

OUR MAIN CONCERN
IS WATER AND DEHYDRATION,

BECAUSE IF WE DON'T GET
ANY BY TOMORROW, WE'RE SCREWED.

I THINK WE BOTH KNOW THAT.

HEY, I GOT -- I GOT THE RAFT
AS FAR AS I COULD GET IT.

OKAY.

NOW THAT I GOT THIS RAFT
FLOATABLE FOR NOW,

WE'RE GONNA
SCAVENGE ALL THE RESOURCES

THAT WE CAN FIND
TO TAKE WITH US.

WE'RE GONNA GO HEAD
FOR GREENER PASTURES.

LET'S DO IT.

Narrator:
TO GET TO THE NEXT ISLAND,

WHICH HOLDS THE PROMISE
OF DESPERATELY NEEDED WATER,

JOE AND LISA WILL HAVE TO PUSH
THEIR RAFT 4.2 MILES

TO GET TO A LITTLE BROAD ROCK.

Lisa: LOOK HOW ROUGH
IT IS RIGHT NOW.

Narrator: THEY'LL BE NAVIGATING
THROUGH SHALLOW WATERS

WHERE THE MAXIMUM DEPTH
IS FIVE FEET.

BUT POWERFUL CURRENTS
OR RIPTIDES

COULD EASILY KNOCK THEM
OFF THEIR FEET

AND PULL THEM OUT
INTO DEEPER WATERS

IN A MATTER OF MINUTES.

ALL RIGHT,
STRAIGHT LINE IF WE CAN,

AND THEN, SEE IF WE CAN
JUST GET THERE.

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THERE'S SOME PRETTY
SHARP CORAL.

I DEFINITELY DON'T WANT
TO GET TAKEN OUT BY A SLICE

ON MY FOOT.

Lisa: ON THIS WALK,
EVERY STEP IS A DANGER.

WE'RE HAVING TO LOOK OUT
FOR CORAL, CONCH,

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY,

WE'RE HAVING TO LOOK OUT
FOR THE SHARKS.

NOT VERY COMFORTABLE,
BUT IT'S WHAT WE HAVE TO DO.

Narrator: THE WATERS AROUND
ANDROS ISLAND CONTAIN

ONE OF THE LARGEST POPULATIONS
OF SHARKS ON THE PLANET,

SCAVENGING LEMON SHARKS.

WHOSE DISTINCTIVE YELLOW COLOR
GIVES THEM INCREDIBLE

CAMOUFLAGE WILL STRIKE
IF THERE IS FRESH KILL NEARBY.

AND DEADLY PREDATORS
LIKE HAMMERHEADS

AND REEF SHARKS
ROAM FREELY HERE,

RESPONSIBLE FOR UP
TO 100 SHARK ATTACKS EACH YEAR.

Lisa:
IT'S GETTING DEEPER.

-SHARKS?
-YEAH.

I'M THINKING I'VE GOT BAIT
HANGING BETWEEN MY LEGS.

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MM-HMM.

Narrator: HYPOTHERMIA IS
COMMONLY THOUGHT TO OCCUR

WHEN THE BODY EXPERIENCES
EXTREMELY LOW TEMPERATURES,

BUT WATER TEMPERATURE IS EVEN
AS HIGH AS 75 TO 80 DEGREES

CAN CAUSE A CONDITION KNOWN
AS WARM WATER HYPOTHERMIA,

WHICH CAN BE EQUALLY AS
DANGEROUS.

Joe: LISA IS IN TROUBLE
RIGHT NOW.

SHE'S IN BIG TROUBLE.

AND THAT MEANS THAT WE'RE
IN TROUBLE.

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Lisa: HYPOTHERMIA IS A REAL
ISSUE AT THE MOMENT,

AND I'M JUST --
I DON'T WANT IT TO...

AS A NURSE,
I KNOW THE EFFECTS

OF DEHYDRATION
AND HYPOTHERMIA ON A BODY.

IT'S WEARING ME DOWN.

BUT I'M THINKING ABOUT
MY FRIEND JULIE.

I'M TRYING TO CHANNEL
ALL THAT INNER STRENGTH

THAT BROUGHT ME HERE
IN THE FIRST PLACE.

PARTNER'S GETTING COLD,
I'M GETTING COLD.

SO WE'RE GONNA TRY AND HIT THIS
BEACHY SPOT RIGHT HERE.

Narrator: AFTER TRAVELING OVER
TWO AND A HALF MILES

THROUGH DANGEROUS WATERS,

LISA AND JOE
ARE NOW FORCED TO STOP

AT A SMALLER NEARBY ISLAND

STILL 1.4 MILES AWAY
FROM THE NEXT ISLAND

WHERE THEY CAN GET FRESH WATER

THAT DON'T LOOK LIKE
SAND TO ME.

NOPE, THAT'S ROCKS.
SON OF A BITCH.

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YEAH, I'LL BE THERE IN A SEC.

JUST LET ME...

THE CHALLENGE IS
TIRING AND PAINFUL

WHICH IS PART OF THE REASON
I WANTED TO DO IT.

I WANT TO SEE
IF I CAN PUSH THROUGH THAT.

MY PARTNER IS
PROBABLY HYPOTHERMIC.

SHE'S FREEZING RIGHT NOW, SO I'M
GONNA TRY TO WARM HER UP.

COME HERE.

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YOU'RE AN AWESOME PARTNER.

YOU'RE SHAKING, TOO.

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THE WIND IS SO COLD.

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OW. ALL RIGHT, YEAH.
LET'S GET OUT OF HERE.

WE'RE RIGHT HERE.
ALL RIGHT.

THIS IS THE ISLAND, THE ONE
WE'RE GOING FOR.

-YES.
-RIGHT?

YOU KNOW, WE'RE GONNA
HAVE TO GET OVER THERE.

AND I THINK PUSHING IT
IS A GOOD IDEA,

BUT WE HAVE TO BE
ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SHARKS.

I MEAN, IT'S REALITY.

♪♪

THE SAND BARS
FROM THE POINT OF THIS ISLAND.

SO I'M JUST GONNA HEAD
STRAIGHT FORWARD

IF IT STARTS TO GET TOO DEEP --
-OKAY, LET'S GET GOING.

...WE CAN JUST GO.

OH, MY GOD.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

RIGHT NOW, I'M FEELING
PRETTY TIRED, PRETTY BEAT.

WHEN YOU'RE DEHYDRATED,
YOU CAN'T FUNCTION.

ALL I CAN DO
IS PUT MY HEAD DOWN

AND JUST TRY TO CATCH
A GOOD CURRENT

AND HIT THE NEXT ISLAND.

IT'S SUPPOSED
TO HAVE FRESH WATER.

♪♪

Lisa: I'M GONNA COVER YOU
WITH THE TARP, OKAY?

JOE HAD MY BACK YESTERDAY
AND TODAY,

I'LL HELP HIM IN ANY WAY I CAN.

Narrator: THE COMBINATION OF SUN
AND SALTWATER

WILL QUICKLY ACCELERATE

THE DEBILITATING EFFECTS
OF DEHYDRATION.

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Lisa: THE NEGATIVE
OF BEING A NURSE

IS THAT I KNOW WHAT A CRITICAL
POINT WE ARE IN SURVIVAL.

I'M TALKING ABOUT DEHYDRATION.

-YOU OKAY?
-I'M FINE.

Lisa: I KNOW THE DANGERS
OF WHERE

WE ARE AT THIS MOMENT
AND WE ARE RIGHT THERE.

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THAT'S WIDE OPEN, IF WE GO
THIS WAY FOR A SECOND.

OKAY. HOLD ON,
I'M TRYING TO...

-OOH, WATCH YOURSELF.
-I SEE IT.

THERE'S A CORAL RIGHT THERE.

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YEAH, WATCH OUT FOR
THE CORALS HERE. OH.

OW, OW, OW, OW, OW, OW.

*BLEEP*

OKAY, LET'S LEAVE IT HERE
WHILE WE GO FIND WATER.

ALL RIGHT, THEN, WE SHOULD
PROBABLY TAKE THAT POT.

Lisa: BOY, THIS IS NO JOKE.

THE ISLAND
IS TOTAL LIMESTONE ROCK.

AH, OOH, OOH, OOH.

Narrator: JOE AND LISA HAVE
REACHED THEIR THIRD ISLAND,

LITTLE BROAD ROCK.

ONLY 400 YARDS ACROSS

AND STILL NEARLY 20 MILES FROM
THEIR ULTIMATE EXTRACTION POINT.

-OKAY, SO APPROACH HERE.
-THE ISLAND'S NOT THAT BIG.

I SAY WE JUST FIND
AN AVENUE AND GO.

BUT THERE'S ROCK THERE.

MAYBE THERE'S A SANDY PATH
RIGHT HERE?

-RIGHT THERE LOOKS LIKE.
-YEAH.

-OOH, OOH.
-AH.

AH, OUCH, OUCH, OUCH.

Joe: OH. OH, GOD.

WHAT KIND OF BIRD IS THAT?

SO EVIDENTLY,
THERE'S A NESTING BIRD.

-IS IT?
-YEAH.

ALL RIGHT, HEY,
I HATE TO SAY IT,

BUT I THINK WE'RE GONNA NEED
SHOES BEFORE WE NEED IT --

BEFORE WE DO ANYTHING.

NO. WATER.
RIGHT NOW, I NEED WATER.

OKAY, LOOK, I SEE
SOMETHING RIGHT HERE.

THERE'S SOME HOLES
RIGHT HERE.

-IS THAT WATER?
-YEAH.

I'M GONNA SEE IF
IT'S FRESH OR NOT.

MY HAIR'S CAUGHT.
MY EVERYTHING'S CAUGHT.

YEAH, THIS, WE'LL PROBABLY
HAVE TO BOIL.

LET ME JUST SEE FIRST.

-*BLEEP* IT'S SALT WATER.
-SALT WATER?

ALL RIGHT.

THAT ONE'S SALT WATER.

-IT'S ALL SALTY.
-OKAY.

♪♪

OH, GOD.

MNH-MNH, OKAY.

♪♪

*BLEEP*

THIS IS SALTY, TOO.

I CAN'T, LIKE, JUST LAY DOWN
OR FALL DOWN OR...

-OKAY, WELL...
-...SIT ON SOMETHING.

-OKAY.
-FOR A MINUTE.

-I CAN'T --
-OKAY, JUST SIT.

I CAN'T DO IT. AH.

SO I'M GONNA -- I'M GONNA GO
AND LOOK, OKAY?

SEE IF THERE'S SOME FRESH WATER.

♪♪

Joe: I'VE JUST GOTTA
SIT HERE FOR A SEC.

I KNEW I WAS GONNA BE
DEHYDRATED, TIRED, AND HUNGRY,

BUT BEING IN THIS MUCH PAIN,

I'M GONNA HAVE TO
JUST FIGURE OUT A WAY

TO WORK THROUGH IT
WITHOUT JEOPARDIZING MY SAFETY.

♪♪

♪♪

Lisa: OH, GOD, PLEASE.

I HOPE THIS ISN'T SALTY,

♪♪

JUST GONNA TASTE IT
AND RISK IT.

♪♪

OH, YES. OH, GOD, YES.

MM.

SO I FOUND SOME FRESH WATER
THAT I HAVE TO BOIL,

BUT NO SALT.

SO THANK GOODNESS.
WE NEED IT.

THANK GOD.

♪♪

JOE.

WE NEED A FIRE.

WE GOT WATER SO...
-THAT IS AWESOME.

♪♪

Lisa: WE HAVE TO GET THE FIRE
STARTED BEFORE WE CAN EVEN DRINK

BECAUSE THIS WATER HAS MOSQUITO
LARVAE IN IT.

IT'S FRESHWATER.

I'M DOWNING IT AS SOON
AS IT'S OFF THE BOIL AND COOLED.

♪♪

OKAY.

IT'S HOT, HOT.

♪♪

DRINKING THAT WATER WAS AWESOME.

I FEEL IT JUST SOAKING
INTO MY BODY.

I COULD JUST CHUG
THAT WATER RIGHT NOW.

LOOK, HERE YOU GO.

♪♪

MM.

THIS WATER, I COULD JUST FEEL
MY SYSTEM EVEN WITH A FEW SIPS

AND I'M ALREADY FEELING
A LOT BETTER.

I FEEL IT THROUGHOUT.

IT'S PUMPING
THROUGH MY VEINS AS WE SPEAK.

Joe: THIS STARTS OUR ROAD
TO RECOVERY RIGHT NOW, HUH?

MM-HMM, DEFINITELY.

YEAH.

I'M THINKING WE STAY HERE
THREE DAYS AT LEAST.

AT LEAST.

WE'RE GONNA HYDRATE.

WE'RE GONNA GET SOME REST
BECAUSE THOSE ARE TWO THINGS

THAT WE JUST HAD NOT HAD YET.

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Lisa: THIS ISLAND'S VERY ROCKY
LIMESTONE, UNFORGIVING.

SO I'M MAKING SOME
HUARACHE STYLE FLIP FLOPS

WITH THE PALM FRONDS
THAT WE HAVE.

I NEED YOUR HELP.

YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO CUT
A FEW PIECES OF MY HAIR.

-JUST CUT THEM OFF?
-JUST CUT THEM OFF.

WATCH YOUR FINGERS.

I'M USING PIECES OF MY HAIR

TO POKE THROUGH THE HOLES
TO USE FOR CORDAGE

BECAUSE I'M AFRAID THAT
THE CORDAGE WILL CHAFE MY SKIN

AND CAUSE, YOU KNOW,

CREATE AN OPENING
FOR INFECTION TO ENTER.

I'M GONNA HAVE TO SHARPEN
THIS BAD BOY.

I'VE NEVER USED DREADS
TO MAKE ANYTHING.

SO IT'S A LITTLE DIFFERENT
FOR ME.

I GOT ONE, TOO,
DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.

Lisa:
WHEN IT COMES TO SURVIVAL,

I MEAN, WHO CARES WHAT THE HAIR
LOOKS LIKE, YOU KNOW?

WE NEED SHOES RIGHT NOW
JUST TO MANEUVER THIS ISLAND.

LET'S SEE.

OH, YES, JOE. OH, YES.

THIS IS AWESOME.
OH, MY GOODNESS.

I THINK WE SHOULD PROBABLY
START GETTING

OUR SHELTER PUT UP.

♪♪

OH, GOD. THIS IS HEAVY,
HEAVY, HEAVY, HEAVY.

RIGHT NOW WE'RE TRYING TO GET
SOMETHING BUILT

BEFORE THE RAIN COMES IN.

THAT CORDAGE RIGHT THERE,
CAN I BORROW THAT?

WE'RE USING MATERIALS

FROM OUR RAFT
TO BUILD OUR SHELTER.

'CAUSE WE'RE GONNA
DECONSTRUCT IT ANYWAY.

♪♪

OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
WE'LL BUILD OUR PERMANENT RAFT

THAT'S SUPPOSED TO TAKE US
THE REST OF THIS CHALLENGE.

♪♪

-DO YOU HEAR THAT THUNDER?
-I HEAR IT.

I'VE GOT A FEELING
IT'S GONNA RAIN ON US.

AND WE'RE NOT GONNA BE HAPPY.

THAT LOOKS LIKE A MILE AWAY
RIGHT NOW.

I DON'T CARE
HOW TIRED I AM,

WE'RE JUST GONNA HAVE TO GET
THIS COMPLETED.

OKAY.

♪♪

Joe: FOR OUR SHELTER,

WE BROUGHT IN HERE,
THE BIMINI TIED OFF

LOWERED TO A DESIGNATED SPOT

TO WHERE THE LOGS
FROM OUR RAFT RUN DOWN.

SO WHEN THE RAIN HITS IT,

RAIN IS GOING TO GO
TO THE NEXT ONE.

LIKE SHINGLES ON A ROOF
ALL THE WAY DOWN.

Narrator: JOE AND LISA ARE USING
THE METAL FRAME

TO SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF
THE HEAVY LOGS FROM THEIR RAFT

TO BUILD THEIR LEAN-TO SHELTER

WITH FOLIAGE PLACED
OVER FOR RAIN PROTECTION.

♪♪

-OH.
-AWESOME.

I THINK WE'RE GONNA BE DRY
AND MOST OF ALL,

OUR FIRE'S GONNA BE
COVERED SO.

GREAT JOB, PARTNER.

THANKS.

♪♪

♪♪

Lisa: SO WE'VE BEEN HERE
FOR A FEW DAYS.

IT'S GONNA TAKE A FEW MORE
TO BUILD A RAFT

TO GET OFF THIS ISLAND,
TO GET MORE RESOURCES.

TODAY I'M FINDING A FOOD SOURCE.
WE NEED ENERGY.

NOTHING, NOTHING, NOTHING.

♪♪

JOE, I THINK I SEE A CRAB.

I'M COMING.

THERE'S A HOLE RIGHT THERE.

OH, I SEE THE CRAB.

LET ME SEE IF I CAN
PIN HIM. I'M BEHIND HIM.

COME HERE!

AH!

SON OF A BITCH. OH.

YEAH.

HEY, BUT I FOUND A NEST.

- OH, MY GOD.
-THERE'S EGGS?

OH, MY GOD. THERE IS
THREE BEAUTIFUL BIG ASS EGGS.

DID SHE FLY OFF
'CAUSE HOW'D YOU GET THAT?

I JUST WALKED UP TO IT.

I CAN'T WAIT TO EAT.

OOH, THAT EGG BROKEN.
THERE'S BLOOD COMING OUT.

I DON'T KNOW
HOW I FEEL ABOUT THAT.

IF I OPEN IT UP
AND THERE'S A BABY BIRD

IN THERE,
I'M GONNA FREAK OUT.

♪♪

PRETTY CONFIDENT
THAT THEY COOKED.

OH, NO. OH, NO, NO, NO, NO.

THERE'S BABY BIRDS IN IT
WITH NO YOLK.

THAT ONE HAS SOME WHITE
AND YOLK LIKE

IT WOULDN'T HAVE HATCHED.

AT THE SAME TIME,

THE OTHER TWO

ARE DEFINITELY BIRDS.

UGH.

ARE YOU GONNA EAT IT?

MAKES ME FEEL BAD.

YEAH, IT MAKES ME
FEEL BAD, TOO,

BUT I'M NOT GONNA WASTE IT,
YOU KNOW?

I KNOW. I GET THAT.

MM. MNH-MNH.

JUST SWALLOW IT,
POP IT AND SWALLOW.

I JUST -- I'LL EAT THIS.

THEN YOU EAT THESE YOLKS, THEN.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

'CAUSE THIS IS EGG AND THAT'S
AN EMBRYO RIGHT THERE.

♪♪

DON'T CHEW IT,
JUST SWALLOW IT.

LISA'S EMOTIONAL
OVER THESE BABY BIRDS,

AND I UNDERSTAND THAT,

BUT WE NEED ALL THE ENERGY
THAT WE CAN GET.

MM.

♪♪

I'M GETTING SOME WATER.

♪♪

AH!

EATING BABY BIRD IS NOT
ENOUGH TO SUSTAIN US AT ALL.

IF WE'RE GOING TO SURVIVE
OUT HERE FOR 21 DAYS,

WE'RE GONNA NEED
SUSTAINABLE FOOD.

♪♪

GOT TO WATCH OUT
WHERE I'M WALKING.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

AH.

-LISA?
-YEAH?

-WHERE ARE YOU AT?
-OVER HERE.

OKAY.

♪♪

Joe: OH. I CUT MY FOOT UP.

Lisa:
IT'S LIKE A PUNCTURE WOUND.

I FELT IT PENETRATE MY FOOT.

Lisa: JOE DEFINITELY CUT HIS
FOOT ON SOMETHING IN THE WATER.

PROBABLY A CONCH SHELL.

OH, YES. OH, NO, NO, NO,
DON'T DO THAT.

Lisa: I'M RINSING IT
WITH SALTWATER.

I'M A NURSE
AND I'VE SEEN THINGS LIKE THIS.

I WORK IN THE E.R.,

SO THERE'S NOTHING IN THERE.

YEAH, THAT'S YOUR FOOT
INSIDE COMING OUT.

OH, THAT'S INSIDE --
OKAY, OKAY.

THIS IS A PRETTY
PAINFUL INJURY.

SOMETHING GOES THROUGH
THE BOTTOM OF YOUR FOOT,

YOU CAN FEEL IT
BETWEEN YOUR BONES.

THE RISK IS OF INFECTION
AND SEPTICEMIA LATER ON.

Narrator: SEPTICEMIA
IS BLOOD POISONING

THAT'S CAUSED
BY TOXINS IN BACTERIA.

THIS CAN BE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
BECAUSE THESE TOXINS CAN BE

CARRIED THROUGH THE BLOODSTREAM
TO THE ENTIRE BODY.

THANK YOU.

IT'S KIND OF WEIRD

HAVING YOUR INSIDE
YOUR FOOT COMING OUT BUT...

WHATEVER.

I AIN'T QUITTING.

YOU CAN PUNCTURE BOTH FEET
I DON'T GIVE A DAMN.

♪♪

I GOT THE FOOT INJURY.

BUT AT LEAST WE CAN COOK UP
A COUPLE OF CONCH FOR DINNER.

OH, YEAH. LOOK, AT THAT GARLIC
BUTTER JUST SIMMERING.

YEAH.

♪♪

CHEERS.

OH, MY GOD.

THAT'S GOOD.

OH, MY GOD.

♪♪

MMM.

♪♪

YOU WANNA TAKE A LOOK
AT THE MAP

WHILE WE'RE SITTING HERE?
-I'D LOVE TO.

DAY NINE, STILL HAVE A LONG WAY
TO GO TO GET TO EXTRACTION

APPROXIMATELY 20 MILES.

WE NEED TO KEEP PUSHING.

I MEAN,
YOU CAN SEE THIS ISLAND,

BUT IT'S A WELL,
LONG WAY OFF.

THE CURRENT'S GONNA BE
GOING DOWN IN THIS WAY

THAT TEST OUR RAFT.
-YEAH.

AND IF OUR RAFT'S GOOD, WE KNOW
THAT WE CAN PROBABLY MAKE IT

ALL THE WAY DOWN THIS CHAIN
ON THE NEXT GO AROUND.

WE KNOW THAT WE'RE NOT
BUILDING A RAFT

JUST TO GET OFF THE ISLAND
TO GET TO THE NEXT ONE.

WE'RE BUILDING A RAFT

TO GET US ALL THE WAY
THROUGH THIS JOURNEY.

OKAY.

THAT WATER IS HOT.
-I KNOW.

AH! MY FOOT HURTS.

BUT I'LL SOLDER OR CAUTERIZE IT
WITH A LOG IF I HAVE TO.

MAN, IF I COULD JUST GET UP
AND SIT DOWN EASIER

THIS WOULD BE AWESOME.

AH!

PLAN FOR TODAY
IS TO START ON THE RAFT.

I AM GOING TO TRY
TO MAKE PADDLES

OR OARS OUT OF SOME PALM FRONDS.

JOE AND I BOTH WANT
TO MAKE IT TO THE END.

SO THIS RAFT, INDEED,
HAS TO BE BETTER

THAN THE ONE WE GOT HERE ON.

♪♪

Joe: MY PLAN FOR THE RAFT
IS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME --

SAME OVERALL DESIGN AS WE HAD,
PALETTE IN THE MIDDLE,

LOGS ON BOTH SIDES OF IT,

AND THEN LOGS
ALL ACROSS THE TOP.

IT'S NOT GONNA BE AS BIG
AS THE FIRST RAFT,

BUT IT WILL BE A BETTER RAFT.
IT WILL BE A LOT TIGHTER.

WE'RE FINALLY STARTING
TO FEEL LIKE WE'RE GETTING

SOMEWHERE OUT HERE.

WE'RE GOING TO GET THROUGH IT.

♪♪

Lisa: OOH, IT'S RAINING.

-THIS REALLY DOES SUCK.
-YEAH, IT DOES.

♪♪

THERE WERE TORRENTIAL
DOWNPOURS LAST NIGHT.

AND I WAS COLD AND SHIVERING.

AND WEARS YOU OUT EMOTIONALLY
AND MENTALLY.

OH, MY GOD.

FEEL PRETTY BUSTED UP TODAY.

I FEEL REAL BUSTED UP.
I CAN'T SEEM TO WALK RIGHT.

MY BACK IS DEPENDENT
ON MY RIGHT LEG,

MY RIGHT LEG'S DEPENDENT ON
MY LEFT SIDE TO COMPENSATE.

AND I'M IN JUST SO MUCH PAIN
ALL DAY RIGHT NOW

IS JUST EXCRUCIATING.

LET'S JUST FINISH THIS RAFT.
SO WE CAN GET OUT OF HERE.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

WE'RE LOSING OUR RAFT.

LIKE, IF WE DON'T GET IT,
IT'S GONNA BE GONE.

IT'S STAKED OUT, ISN'T IT?

THAT'S WHERE IT'S STAKED
OUT, ISN'T IT?

NO, NO, NO. IT WAS STAKED OUT
ON THIS LITTLE ROCK RIGHT HERE.

-OH, OKAY.
-WE'RE GONNA HAVE TO GO GET IT.

IF WE LOST THE RAFT RIGHT NOW,
THIS COULD BE THE END FOR US.

THE RAFT IS ALMOST PAST
THE SHALLOWS,

WHICH MEANS IN THIS CURRENT,
IF IT GETS OUTSIDE THE SHALLOWS,

WE CAN'T SWIM
AGAINST THE CURRENT

AND PULL RAFT.

SWIM AS FAST
AS YOU CAN OUT THERE.

♪♪

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

GETTING THIS RAFT
BACK TO SHORE? HUGE RELIEF.

♪♪

WE SHOULD NOT LOSE IT AGAIN.

ALL RIGHT.

Lisa: THIS IS A HUGE WAKEUP
CALL TODAY

'CAUSE MAYBE NEXT TIME
WE WON'T BE SO LUCKY.

I'M EXHAUSTED.

♪♪

TOMORROW IS DAY 11

AND BEFORE WE LEAVE
TOMORROW MORNING,

I HAVE TO FINISH UP
A FEW ITEMS FOR THE RAFT.

MOST IMPORTANTLY,
MAKE SOME SUNSHADE.

THIS IS GONNA BE
OUR SHADE ON THE BOAT.

WHEN YOU DO THIS WITH
NO CLOTHES AND NO PROTECTION.

HEAT STROKE AND ALL THOSE THINGS
COME INTO PLAY.

SALT WATER AND SUN
DON'T MIX SALT.

SALT KIND OF DRAINS YOU MORE
AND DEPLETE YOU MORE.

IT'S A HELL OF A COMBINATION,

ESPECIALLY ON
ALREADY SUNBURNED SKIN.

OKAY, THAT'S GOING TO WORK.

♪♪

SO TOMORROW'S LAUNCH DAY,

WE ARE HEADED FOR BIGGER
AND BETTER ISLANDS.

♪♪

IN THE MORNING,
THE TIDE COMES IN...

WE'VE PROBABLY STILL GOT
20 MILES TO GO

TO GET TO EXTRACTION
AND WE'RE ONLY ON DAY 10.

SO WE HAVE TO MOVE ON.

THAT LITTLE BITTY MOUND
IS WHERE WE'RE GOING.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD. OOH.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS, BUT...

I WISH I COULD.
TRUST ME, BUDDY.

I WISH I COULD. I WOULD.

Joe: ALL I CAN FEEL IT IS JUST
PAIN AND JUST A BURNING,

SLICING FEELING UP
INTO MY KIDNEYS.

AAH!

♪♪

OH, *BLEEP*.

♪♪

OKAY, SO, JOE, SUFFERING FROM
PROBABLY WHAT IS KIDNEY STONES,

HE HAS A HISTORY THAT HE SAYS
I'M CONCERNED ABOUT HIM.

Narrator: KIDNEY STONES ARE
CAUSED BY A BUILDUP OF MINERALS

IN THE KIDNEY,
OFTEN LINKED TO DEHYDRATION.

THEY'RE SHARP AND RAGGED

AND CAN GET STUCK IN
THE URINARY TRACT,

CAUSING EXCRUCIATING PAIN.

ALL I CAN DO IS
ASK HIM TO FORCE HYDRATE

AND TRY TO GIVE HIM
AS MUCH COMFORT I CAN,

EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.

OTHER THAN THAT, THERE'S NOT
MUCH I COULD DO OUT HERE.

MAKES ME KIND OF FEEL HELPLESS

BECAUSE I'M A NURSE AND UNDER
DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES,

I'D BE HELPING MORE.

Joe:

IT'S PRETTY BAD.
I FEEL SO TERRIBLE FOR HIM.

OKAY, OKAY.

♪♪

I'M VERY CONCERNED ABOUT JOE.

YOU KNOW,
JUST TO SEE HIS PAIN LEVEL.

♪♪

I MEAN, AS MUCH PAIN
AS IT'S TAKEN ME

AND THE INJURIES
AND THE KIDNEY STONE

AND THE FOOT,

THE MOTIVATION TO GET OFF
THIS ISLAND TRUMPS ALL OF THAT.

-YOU READY?
-I'M READY.

OH.

Joe: THIS WON'T BE
WITHOUT DANGER.

THE SUN IS GOING TO BE
SCORCHING TODAY,

AND WE'VE GOT A FEW MILES
ON THE WATER

TO GET TO OUR NEXT ISLAND,
SO THAT'S GONNA BE DIFFICULT.

I'M NERVOUS FOR WHAT'S UP AHEAD,

BUT WE NEED TO GET CLOSER
TO OUR EXTRACTION POINT.

Narrator:
TO GET TO THEIR NEXT ISLAND,

LISA AND JOE
WILL HAVE TO TRAVEL THREE MILES

THROUGH FAST MOVING CURRENTS

THAT CAN EASILY
PUSH THEM OFF COURSE.

I CAME OUT HERE TO STRIP
DOWN MY LAYERS

TO FIGURE OUT WHO I AM.

I JUST GOTTA KEEP REMINDING
MYSELF OF THAT AND FORGET

ABOUT EVERYTHING ELSE.

AS MUCH AS IT HURTS TO GET
THROUGH THIS PAIN...

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

MY BACK IS KILLING ME.
IT HURTS SO BAD.

YOU JUST GOT TO
GIVE IT A BREAK AND REST.

NO, THERE IS NO OPTION.

WE STILL GOT A WAYS TO GO.

Narrator:
DEEP IN THE ANDROS ISLAND

CHAIN OF THE BAHAMAS
OVER THE LAST 11 DAYS,

JOE AND LISA HAVE ONLY COMPLETED
FIVE OF THE 25 MILES

THAT WILL GET THEM
TO THEIR EXTRACTION POINT

IN THE MIDDLE
OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA.

THEY'VE BATTLED DEHYDRATION...

-*BLEEP*, IT'S SALT WATER.
-SALT WATER?

Narrator: ...BUGS...

HYPOTHERMIA...

AND EXTREME HUNGER AND FATIGUE.

AY, YI, YI.

Narrator: WITH JOE
NOW IN EXTREME PAIN

FROM KIDNEY STONES.

THE TEAM IS ATTEMPTING
TO USE THE CURRENTS

TO GET THEM TO THE NEXT ISLAND

WITH DRINKABLE WATER
THREE MILES AWAY.

♪♪

AH.

Joe: I'M IN A LOT OF PAIN RIGHT
NOW THERE'S A LOT ON MY MIND

REGARDING HOW I'M GOING
TO DEAL WITH THIS

AND I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT
A COMFORTABLE POSITION

OR MOVEMENT TO MINIMIZE THIS

THE SHOOTING PAIN I'VE GOT
FROM MY KIDNEY STONES.

IT STILL LOOKS SO FAR AWAY,
LOOK.

-THAT'S LIKE FOUR MILES.
-YEAH.

Joe: CURRENT'S GOING
PROBABLY THREE KNOTS

AND TAKING US IN THE DIRECTION
OF THE NEXT ISLAND.

SO WE MAY BE ABLE TO SAVE ENERGY
AND JUST RIDE THE CURRENT.

I JUST KNOW THAT
THE SUN IS GOING

TO GO DOWN IN ABOUT FIVE HOURS.

WE HAVE TO GET THERE
BEFORE DARK.

YEAH.

♪♪

AH, .

EVERY TIME THE RAFT MOVES,

IT FEELS LIKE SOMEONE'S
KICKING IN THE RIBS.

WE'RE GOING TO
GET THROUGH THIS.

*BLEEP*

-IT'S GETTING PRETTY SHALLOW.
-YEAH.

YOU CAN SEE THE BOTTOM.

♪♪

HEY, I THINK THOSE ROCKS.

OH, YEAH.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

AH.

♪♪

JOE, JOE.

*BLEEP*

IF YOU PICK THEM ALL UP
AND PUT THEM ON THE DECK,

THEY'RE NOT PROVIDING BUOYANCY.
-RIGHT. LET THEM GO.

THE RAFT DOES
SEEM TO BE SEAWORTHY,

BUT THEY DID PROVIDE A LOT
OF BUOYANCY 'CAUSE...

♪♪

♪♪

HOLY CRAP.

-YOU FEEL BAD?
-CAN'T PADDLE.

Lisa: I HAVE A LOT GOING ON
IN MY MIND.

JOE IS SUFFERING.

WE'RE FAR FROM LAND,
SHARKS ALL AROUND US.

WE'RE JUST FORCED TO FLOAT
AND LET THE CURRENT TAKE US.

♪♪

SO WHAT'S THE PAIN
FROM 1 TO 10?

Narrator: JOE'S KIDNEY STONES
ARE CAUSING HIM SEVERE BACK PAIN

AS THEY PUSH THROUGH HIS URETER,

IF THEY BECOME ANY BIGGER
THAN A PEPPERCORN,

THEY COULD CAUSE A BLOCKAGE
AND REQUIRE HOSPITALIZATION.

♪♪

AY, YI, YI. AH.

I KNOW YOU'RE IN
A LOT OF PAIN.

IT JUST --
IT SLICING FEELING

UP INTO MY KIDNEY.

I'M SORRY, BUT I'M...

I'M GONNA HAVE TO GO.

♪♪

I GET IT.

YOUR HEALTH IS MORE IMPORTANT
THAN THE CHALLENGE, YOU KNOW?

LONG TERM HEALTH.

GO TAKE CARE YOURSELF.
I GOT *BLEEP* TO DO.

OH, YEAH.

ALL RIGHT?
I HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER.

HI, THIS IS JOE.

Man: Go for medic.

I'M GONNA GO AHEAD AND TAP.
I'M DONE.

Copy that.

I DON'T WANT TO DO THIS, BUT
I KNOW I HAVE TO. I CAN'T STAY.

I WON'T BE ABLE TO JUST HANDLE
THE PAIN OF A KIDNEY STONE

WITHOUT PROPER
MEDICAL ATTENTION.

OKAY, JOE, ARE YOU SURE?

I'M SURE.

GET READY TO TAP.

YEAH, THE PAIN IS
TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH.

OKAY.

I THOUGHT I WAS GONNA
COME IN HERE FULL BEAST MODE.

BUT WHEN YOU TAKE INTO
CONSIDERATION LACK OF SLEEP,

THIRST, HUNGER, DEHYDRATION,
HYPOTHERMIA, AND KIDNEY STONES,

I FEEL AT THIS POINT I AM DOING
MORE HARM TO MY BODY LONG-TERM

THAN I AM HELPING MY PARTNER
OR ACCOMPLISHING A GOAL.

I FEEL A BIT SAD FOR MY PARTNER
THAT I'M LEAVING HER.

BYE, JOE.

Joe: BUT LISA IS ONE HELL
OF A WOMAN.

SHE IS GONNA MAKE THIS
CHALLENGE,

I GUARANTEE IT.

Narrator: DEHYDRATED
AND UNABLE TO ENDURE

THE PHYSICAL PAIN
FROM THE KIDNEY STONES,

JOE LEAVES THE CHALLENGE
ON DAY 11,

DROPPING HIS PRIMITIVE SURVIVAL

RATING FROM A 7.3 TO A 6.0.

♪♪

I KNOW JOE. HE HUNG IN THERE
AS LONG AS HE COULD,

BUT HE WAS IN PRETTY BAD PAIN.
I FEEL FOR HIM.

I WISH HIM NOTHING
BUT THE BEST OF LUCK.

BUT NOW I'VE GOT TO TURN
THE FOCUS ON MYSELF.

YOU KNOW,
SUN'S ABOUT TO GO DOWN.

I HAVE ABOUT A COUPLE OF MILES
TO GO.

THIS IS AN ADVENTURE
OF A LIFETIME.

I'M GONNA RIDE IT
FOR EVERYTHING IT'S WORTH.

I'M GOING FOR IT.

I'M OVERCOMING THIS CHALLENGE
TOTALLY, 100%.

I SEE THE ISLAND IN THE DISTANCE

AND THE CURRENT
IS TAKING ME THERE.

BUT IT'S GETTING DARK.

YOU CANNOT SEE
WHERE YOU'RE GOING.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT'S AROUND YOU
AS FAR AS SHARKS.

IT'S SCARY.
I'M A LITTLE INTIMIDATED BY IT.

THE DARKNESS MAKES
YOU FEEL MORE ISOLATED.

♪♪

♪♪

I SEE A SHARK RIGHT THERE.

I'M ALMOST TO THE ISLAND,
THERE'S SHARKS IN THE WATER,

BUT I'M GONNA HAVE TO WALK
THIS RAFT TO THE ISLAND.

OH, MAN.

LET'S JUST GO FOR IT.

♪♪

♪♪

I SAW SOMETHING GO THAT WAY.

THAT WAS ABOUT A 4-FOOT RAY
IT LOOKED LIKE.

AND I MADE IT.
I MADE IT TO SHORE.

♪♪

OUCH, MOSQUITOS
ARE BITING MY BACK.

♪♪

I MAY BE BETTER OFF
SLEEPING ON THE BENCH

'CAUSE THERE IS NO WAY I COULD
SEE TO START A FIRE.

AND ON THE BEACH,
THERE'S TOO MANY MOSQUITOES.

♪♪

REALITY HASN'T SUNK IN YET

THAT MY PARTNER LEFT,
AND NOW IT'S DARK.

MOSQUITOES ARE BUZZING
IN MY EAR.

I FOUND AN ISLAND,

I'M NOT EVEN SURE
WHICH ONE IT IS.

AND I'M SURE IT'LL BE
A SLEEPLESS NIGHT.

♪♪

I CAN'T SLEEP.

THE BUGS.

THEY HAVE SAND FLEAS.

AND MOSQUITOS.

I CAN'T...

AND I JUST CAN'T SLEEP *BLEEP*.

OH, *BLEEP*.

♪♪

OH...

♪♪

WITHOUT JOE, I CAN'T...

I MEAN,
I CAN'T DO IT. *BLEEP*.

MADE IT THROUGH LAST NIGHT.

OH, MY GOD.
THAT WAS AWFUL. AWFUL.

IT'S ONE OF THE WORST THINGS
I'VE EXPERIENCED IN MY LIFE.

*BLEEP*

IT FELT LIKE BEING TORTURED.

LOOK AT ALL THOSE MOSQUITOS.

OH, SHOOT.

THE BUGS WANT ME
TO CHECK OUT OF GAME, YOU KNOW?

AND THEY'RE NOT GOING TO WIN.

THERE, TAKE THAT. DON'T --
DON'T GET UP EITHER.

BEFORE I DO ANYTHING,
I DEFINITELY NEED WATER.

I'M THIRSTY. I COULD TELL
I'M DEHYDRATED.

ACCORDING TO THE MAP,
THE WATER SOURCE

IS ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE
OF THE ISLAND.

OW, OW, OW.

♪♪

SO HERE'S THE WATER HOLE.

♪♪

I DESPERATELY NEED IT.

I'M SO HAPPY, TO FIND FRESH.
IT *BLEEP* STINKS. OH.

WATER LOOKS LIKE
BAYOU SWAMP WATER,

IT'D MAKE YOU WANT TO VOMIT,
REALLY.

YUCK.

♪♪

GET A GAME PLAN TOGETHER.

SO MY PLAN IS TO STAY HERE
THREE DAYS,

MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE RAFT,
AND GET SOME FOOD.

WHAT CONCERNS ME THE MOST IS
I HAVEN'T MADE IT VERY FAR

IN THE JOURNEY
TO THE POINT OF EXTRACTION.

I WENT FROM HERE TO HERE
WITH JOE,

DIDN'T MAKE IT
THAT FAR ON THE RAFT.

I HAVE STILL A LONG WAY TO GO.

Narrator: HAVING ONLY TRAVELED
EIGHT OF THE 25 MILES

NEEDED TO REACH OUR EXTRACTION
POINT BY DAY 21,

LISA MUST ENSURE HER RAFT

CAN ENDURE 17 MORE MILES
IN THE NEXT EIGHT DAYS.

Lisa: LONG WAY TO GO.

THIS IS PROBABLY
THE LONGEST EXTRACTION

THEY'VE EVER HAD,
I MEAN, A LOT OF MILES.

I'M CONCERNED ABOUT
HOW MUCH FURTHER I HAVE TO GO.

I'M STANDING I'M BY MYSELF.
I'M A LITTLE NERVOUS.

IT'D BE DIFFICULT FOR TWO
PEOPLE, MUCH LESS SOLO.

I HAVE FEELING I'LL NEED
ALTERNATE WAYS

TO PROPEL THE RAFT.

♪♪

THIS IS MY LAST PIECE OF TARP.

THINKING ABOUT TAKING SOME OF
THOSE MANGROVE BRANCHES

BECAUSE
THEY'RE NATURALLY CURVED,

PUT ONE AT THE TOP
AND THE BOTTOM

THAT'D MAKE THE SAIL.

♪♪

BEING SOMEBODY WITH A LOT
OF SAILING EXPERIENCE,

I'D LIKE TO USE
MY BOAT CAPTAIN SKILLS.

SO I THOUGHT OF A WAY
TO MAKE A SAIL.

IT WOULD BE A MAKESHIFT SAIL,
BUT IT'S DOABLE.

OKAY, SAIL'S DONE.

I ALSO THINK
A LONG POLE WILL COME IN HANDY

BECAUSE SOME OF THESE PARTS
ARE SHALLOW.

SO PERHAPS,
MAYBE IF THE WIND DIES,

I COULD USE A POLE TO PUSH
MYSELF OFF

AND MOVE ALONG THAT WAY.

ADD LUMBERJACK TO MY LIST,
LIST OF SKILLS, OKAY.

THERE ARE SOME PALMS HERE.

THAT'LL GIVE ME SHADE.

THIS WILL KEEP ME A LITTLE BIT
MORE PROTECTED.

OH, *BLEEP*, I SEE A CRAB.

I'M GOING TO CATCH
ONE OF THOSE SUCKERS.

OH, *BLEEP* I SEE IT.

♪♪

I WANT SOME FOOD.

♪♪

OH, *BLEEP* THERE IT GOES.

NO.

*BLEEP*

I HAVE NO CLUE
WHAT I'M GONNA DO.

FOOD, ANYWAY, I CAN'T FIND IT.

AS THE DAYS GO BY,
I'LL GET WEAKER AND WEAKER.

I WANT SOME FOOD.

♪♪

*BLEEP*

TODAY, I'M STARVING.

THIS IS ABOUT THE WORST
IT'S BEEN IN A WHILE.

I HAVEN'T EATEN ANYTHING
SINCE CONCH ON DAY SEVEN.

I'M A LITTLE NERVOUS
THAT I PASS OUT

OR I GET MEDICALLY TAPPED

BECAUSE I'M HYPOGLYCEMIC.

AND I'M SEEING SOME SPOTS
RIGHT NOW. WHOO.

Narrator: LOW BLOOD SUGAR
OR GLUCOSE LEVELS

CAN REDUCE THE DELIVERY
OF BLOOD OXYGEN

TO THE VISUAL CORTEX
OF THE BRAIN,

CAUSING VISUAL DISTURBANCES
OR SPOTS, DIZZINESS,

AND EVENTUALLY
LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS.

I NEED TO THINK OF SOME FOOD
TO MAKE THIS JOURNEY.

♪♪

I'M LOOKING FOR ANYTHING TO EAT.

SEEMS LIKE EVERY STEP IS A MILE.

OH, GOD.

♪♪

I'M DOING THIS FOR MY FRIEND
JULIE AND SHE PASSED AWAY.

JULIE TOLD ME
ABOUT THIS CHALLENGE

BECAUSE SHE THOUGHT
I COULD DO IT

AND I MUST SEE
IT THROUGH TO THE END.

*BLEEP* *BLEEP* OH.

♪♪

OOH, *BLEEP*.

I HAVE GOT NOTHING,

I'M A LITTLE DISCOURAGED.

♪♪

THERE'S NOTHING, THERE'S
NO BANANA TREES OR FRUIT TREES.

NOTHING GROWS JUST DESOLATE.

*BLEEP* WAIT. HOLD ON.

OH, *BLEEP*.
THERE'S ONE CURBS.

Narrator: CURBS ALSO KNOWN
AS WEST INDIAN FUZZY CHITONS

ARE A TYPE OF MOLLUSK
THAT GROW UP TO THREE INCHES

IN SIZE
AND ARE VERY HIGH IN PROTEIN.

I CALL THEM SEA COCKROACHES,
BUT THEY'RE REAL MEATY.

SEE ON THE INSIDE?
THEY'RE REAL MEATY.

I SEE A BIG ONE RIGHT THERE.

I SEE AT LEAST 10 CURBS
RIGHT HERE.

OH, YEAH. MAMA'S GONNA EAT.

OH, *BLEEP*.

BIG NIGHT DADDY FAT ONE.

OH, MY GOODNESS.
IT IS QUITE A FEAST.

I'M SUPER STOKED.

THIS IS A GAME CHANGER
RIGHT NOW.

SO YOU READY TO SEE WHAT CURBS
LOOK LIKE COOKED?

24 CURBS.

YAY, I'M SO HUNGRY.

MM.

IT TASTES LIKE SHRIMP,

BUT WITH THE TEXTURE
OF CHICKEN GRISTLE.

I THINK IF I WOULDN'T
HAVE GOT FOOD TODAY,

I PROBABLY WOULD
HAVE PASSED OUT.

♪♪

SO I'M HAPPY
I'M GETTING READY TO GO TO BED.

MY TUMMY'S FULL, THE ONLY THING
MISSING IS A PIÑA COLADA.

CAJUN MERMAID RIDES AGAIN.

OOH, OOH, OOH.

♪♪

TODAY IS SAIL DAY. WHOO-HOO!

I'M HITTING THE ROAD.

TODAY, I LEAVE THIS ISLAND
AFTER BEING HERE FOR THREE DAYS.

I'M THINKING HERE TO HERE
THEY'RE RELATIVELY CLOSE.

THIS ISLAND ALSO HAS WATER.

I'M READY TO GO.

I'M LEAVING AT HIGH TIDE

AND THE CURRENT SHOULD FLOW
RIGHT TO THE NEXT ISLAND.

COME ON, JULIE, YOU GOT ME.

THE CURRENT SEEMS TO BE TAKING
US AND I'M CATCHING SOME WIND.

GYPSY SOUL, SAILING,
WHOO-HOO! YEAH!

♪♪

♪♪

LET ME GET ON TO HERE. AH.

THE SAIL'S DOING THE WORK

MIGHT AS WELL
JUST REST IN THE SHADE.

I'M FEELING RELAXED.

THE SOUND OF THE WAVES.

THE BREEZE.

JUST THE ROCKING OF THE BOAT.
IT'S PUTTING ME TO SLEEP.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

OH, *BLEEP*.

♪♪

OH, *BLEEP*.

SHARKS.

I'M GONNA START PUSHING
WITH THE POLE.

♪♪

♪♪

OH, MY GOSH. OH, MY GOSH.

WAIT.

♪♪

IT'S DOLPHINS, Y'ALL.
A DOLPHIN!

SUDDENLY, I SEE DOLPHINS
AND DOLPHINS SCARE SHARKS.

WOW, HOW COOL IS THAT?

Narrator: DOLPHINS HAVE BEEN
KNOWN TO USE THEIR STRONG SNOUTS

TO RAM SHARKS IN THEIR GILLS
AND UNDERBELLIES

IS TO DRIVE THEM AWAY,

PROTECTING THEIR YOUNG
AND SOMETIMES HUMAN SWIMMERS.

Lisa: DOLPHINS USUALLY MEAN
THAT THERE ARE NO SHARKS NEARBY.

AND NOW IT'S SAFE,
I CAN GET IN THE WATER.

HOW LUCKY I AM AT THIS MOMENT
WITH THESE POD OF DOLPHINS.

JULIE IS LOOKING DOWN
AND SMILING RIGHT NOW.

♪♪

WHOO-HOO.

THIS IS WHERE I'M GONNA LAND
FOR THE NIGHT.

THIS ISN'T AN EASY CHALLENGE.
I DO HAVE TO KEEP GOING.

I CAN'T JUST BUILD
ONE PERMANENT SHELTER

AND STAY THERE THROUGHOUT.

I HAVE TO KEEP GOING AND ADAPT
TO EACH NEW ENVIRONMENT,

YOU KNOW,
IS THERE GONNA BE FOOD HERE?

IS THERE GONNA BE WATER HERE?

WATERING HOLE, YES.

THAT'S SOMETHING
THAT NO ONE'S EVER HAD TO DO.

♪♪

WHOO-HOO! YES, I'M EXHAUSTED.

READY JUST TO DRINK
SOME WATER AND SLEEP.

♪♪

OKAY.

TIME TO SET SAIL
SO I'M RIGHT HERE.

Narrator: LISA IS STILL 15 MILES
FROM HER EXTRACTION POINT.

OVER THE NEXT FOUR DAYS,
SHE MUST FOLLOW THE CURRENT

AND HIT THREE MORE ISLANDS
TO COLLECT RAINWATER

BEFORE SHE MAKES HER WAY
INTO THE OPEN SEA ON DAY 21.

♪♪

ISLAND HOPPING, YES.

THIS IS PHYSICALLY DIFFICULT.

IT'S TAKEN EVERY STRATEGY

I HAVE JUST TO GET
THIS RAFT WHERE NEED IT TO BE.

I'M PADDLING
WHEN THAT NOSE GETS OFF COURSE.

I'M POLLING IT WHEN IT GETS
TOO DEEP TO HOLD THE WRAP.

IT'S A CONSTANT STRUGGLE.

OH, *BLEEP*.

IT'S A CONSTANT
PHYSICAL BATTLE.

THAT RAFT IS HEAVY.

IT'S TIRESOME.

SLOW GOING,
BUT I'M GETTING THERE.

SO HAPPY TO BE ON LAND AGAIN.

AH!

SO HERE'S WHAT I THINK ABOUT
THIS ISLAND, *BLEEP* IT.

♪♪

LET'S GET THE *BLEEP* OFF
THIS ISLAND.

DAY 19 I STILL HAVE A LONG WAY
TO GO TO GET TO EXTRACTION.

AND SO TODAY,
MAKING A SHORT JOURNEY

TO THE LAST WATER SPOT
ON THE MAP.

♪♪

AH.

THE SUN IS BEAMING DOWN.

THE HEAT IS SCORCHING.

BEING OUT HERE IN THE OPEN SEA,
DAYS ON END LIKE THIS,

SUN AND THE SALT WATER
DOES DAMAGE YOUR SKIN.

GOT ONE ON THE BOOB HERE.
PRETTY ROUGH.

ANYTIME, SALTWATER HITS THAT
IT'S LIKE IT REOPENS THE WOUND.

SALTWATER IS HURTING. OUCH.

I'M JUST OVER IT.

I'M OVER BEING ON
THIS DAMN RAFT. IT'S JUST AWFUL.

SALTWATER.

♪♪

I'M TIRED.
I'VE BEEN AT THIS FOR HOURS.

I LOOK LIKE A HOSTAGE RIGHT NOW.
I'M SO DEPLETED.

I'M EXHAUSTED AS HELL
BECAUSE I HAVEN'T SLEPT.

I'M HUNGRY AND IT'S SO HOT.
I STAY DEHYDRATED ALL THE TIME.

MY MOUTH IS STICKING TOGETHER
IT'S SO DRY.

THIS IS MY LAST CHANCE
TO GET WATER.

ACCORDING TO THE MAP,
THERE ARE NO MORE OF WATERHOLES.

♪♪

LOOKING FOR HOLES.

THAT ONE'S DRIED UP.

DRIED UP.

*BLEEP*

EVERYTHING'S DRIED UP.

♪♪

THIS IS SUCH *BLEEP*.

I DON'T WANT TO BE TAKEN OUT
FOR DEHYDRATION.

DAY 19 WITH TWO DAYS TO GO

AND EVERY DAY I'VE BEEN DRINKING
TWO GALLONS OF WATER SO.

NOW I'VE GOT NOTHING.

JULIE HELP ME MAKE IT THROUGH.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD. JULIE!

♪♪

FEELING SOME RAINDROPS
RIGHT NOW.

OH, MY GOD.

I THINK MY POT IS ACTUALLY
SITTING OPEN BACK THERE.

JUST CAUGHT A BUNCH OF
RAIN WATER, A *BLEEP* TON.

THERE'S WATER.

I JUST ASKED MY FRIEND JULIE'S
HELP AND SHE HELPED ME OUT.

WHOO.

RAINWATER.

WHOO-HOO.

RAIN DANCE, LET'S SEE WHAT
THAT WOULD HAVE TO BE A...

YEAH, I GOT WATER! RAIN, YEAH.

VERY GRATEFUL.

I'LL BE ABLE TO DRINK TODAY.

SEE, JUST PUT IT
IN THE UNIVERSE. STAY POSITIVE.

PUT WHAT YOU WANT
IN THE UNIVERSE

AND WHETHER YOU PAY ATTENTION
OR NOT, SHE'S ANSWERING YOU.

SUPER STOKED. WHOO-HOO!

♪♪

I NEED FOOD. I'M STARVING.

NO CURBS.

NOTHING THERE.

*BLEEP*

OH, MY GOD.

I GOT HIM BY HIS BACK LEG.
HE'S WEDGED DOWN THERE.

♪♪

OKAY.

OH, MY GOD. WHOO-HOO.

CRAB.

POOR GUY, YOU'RE NOT GONNA
DIE IN VAIN, THOUGH.

I'M GONNA EAT HIM.

DAY 19, NOT SURE WHEN
I'LL BE ABLE TO HAVE FOOD AGAIN.

SO THIS IS GOING
TO GO A LONG WAY, THIS PROTEIN.

I'M THRILLED ABOUT IT. WHOO-HOO.

FOOD.

COOK, BABY COOK.

SLAY, SLAY, SLAY ALL DAY.
WHOO-HOO.

IT'S A CRAB DANCE. YEAH.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD. LOOK AT THAT MEAT.
MM, YUM.

♪♪

MMM. MY GOD, THIS IS SO GOOD.

♪♪

THE SKY'S LOOKING PRETTY DARK.

IT'S REALLY OVERCAST
EVERY DIRECTION YOU LOOK

IS OVERCAST.

I'M HOPING IT BLOWS OVER.

SOME THUNDERSTORM.

♪♪

SUNRISE, DAY 20.

SEE, IT'S CLOUDY BEHIND ME.
IT IS SCARY.

BUT I HAVE TO GET
TO MY EXTRACTION.

♪♪

♪♪

*BLEEP*

LOOKS LIKE A THUNDERSTORM
ROLLING IN, YEAH.

YEAH, IT LOOKS PRETTY ROUGH.

NOT FRIENDLY SAILING SKIES.

I CAN'T OUTRUN THIS STORM.

THE 2,000-POUND RAFT THAT
BARELY GOES A KNOT.

I DON'T THINK IT'S
A SAFE BET.

THIS LITTLE ISLAND RIGHT HERE,
WEATHER CONSTANTLY CHANGES HERE,

PRESSING ON COULD MEAN DISASTER.

SO I FOUND A LITTLE ISLAND HERE.
IT'S THE SAFEST BET.

SO I DON'T GET DRUG OUT TO SEA
AND GET ON THE ROAD TOMORROW.

OW, OH, OH, OOH, OH.

♪♪

♪♪

*BLEEP*

♪♪

OH, YEAH. THERE'S NO WAY.

♪♪

ALL THAT STORM SURGE
COMING THIS WAY.

♪♪

I DON'T THINK THERE'S GONNA BE
ANY GETTING AWAY FROM THIS ONE.

IT'S NO WAY SAFE
FOR ME TO LEAVE.

I'M GONNA HAVE TO WAIT
TILL THE WEATHER PASSES.

I'M GONNA GO HIDE UNDER A TREE.

♪♪

I'M FEELING A LITTLE NERVOUS
RIGHT NOW.

I DIDN'T COME ALL THIS WAY
NOT TO MAKE IT.

♪♪

♪♪

OH, GOD.

♪♪

I'M SO *BLEEP* FREEZING
RIGHT NOW.

THE WIND IS UNRELENTING.

Narrator: RAIN WITH WINDS UP
TO 45 MILES PER HOUR

ARE CREATING A WIND CHILL THAT
MAKES IT FEEL LIKE 46 DEGREES

PUTTING LISA AT RISK
OF HYPOTHERMIA ONCE AGAIN,

SHE MUST KEEP MOVING TO MAINTAIN
HER CORE BODY TEMPERATURE

ABOVE 95 DEGREES.

Lisa: AND I'M JUST HAVING
A HARD TIME STAYING WARM.

USUALLY STORMS COME
AND GO AND IT'S NOT.

IT CAN'T BE MUCH LONGER.
IT JUST CAN'T BE.

I'M COLD.
IT HASN'T STOPPED RAINING.

♪♪

LAST NIGHT, WE'RE LAYING IN
THE SHELTER

AND IT'S DARK
TRYING TO REARRANGE,

GET COMFORTABLE.

I CANNOT SLEEP
WITH THESE BUGS.

WHERE?

THEY'RE ALL OVER.

OH, GOD. OH, *BLEEP*.

AND JOE FLICKS MY NIPPLE.

I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY.

I THOUGHT THAT...

I THOUGHT THAT WAS A BUG,
I'M SORRY. OH, MY GOD.

I'M LIKE, WHAT THE *BLEEP*?
WHAT IS THAT?

I'M SURE THAT WAS AN ACCIDENT.
I HAVE NO WORRIES ABOUT THAT.

THAT'S SO WRONG.

ON ALL LEVELS, OKAY.
GOODNIGHT.

♪♪

♪♪

OH.

IT WAS A ROUGH NIGHT
LAST NIGHT.

THE STORMS WERE RELENTLESS.

THIS WHOLE ISLAND FLOODED UP
TO YOUR ANKLES IN WATER.

I WAS COLDER
THAN I'VE EVER BEEN.

AND TO BE COLD IN THE BAHAMAS,
IT'S JUST STILL SO IRONIC TO ME.

♪♪

I'M GONNA GO ASSESS THE DAMAGE
TO THE RAFT

AND LET ME JUST SEE
HOW IT MADE THE NIGHT.

I DOUBT I COULD USE
THIS SAIL RIGHT NOW.

A REGULAR SAIL WOULD STAND UP.

BUT THE DRY ROT
ADHESIVE MATERIAL

THAT I HAVE WOULDN'T EVEN STAND
UP TO THOSE WINDS.

I MEAN, THERE'D BE NO WAY.

THIS FOR SURE IS ALL BUSTED.

SHE TOOK A BEATING
FROM THE STORMS AS WELL

JUST LIKE I DID.

AND SHE'S NOT THE BEST AS SHE
WAS WHEN I PULLED IN HERE,

BUT SHE MAY HAVE ONE
LAST DAY IN HER,

BUT THAT'S GONNA BE ABOUT IT.

I'VE BEEN THROUGH A LOT
IN THESE 21 DAYS.

I LEARNED THAT YOU HAVE TO
REALLY DIG IN DEEP

WITH THIS CHALLENGE.

BUT I'VE HAD BREAST CANCER
TWICE AND I MADE IT THROUGH.

SO I HAVE HOPE THAT
I CAN MAKE IT.

I'M DOING EVERYTHING
IN MY POWER TO MAKE IT.

DON'T WANT TO JUST GIVE UP.

♪♪

I'M GONNA LOOK AT MY MAP
ONE LAST TIME.

CHECK OUT WHERE I AM
AND WHERE I NEED TO BE.

SO I'M HERE ON SOME SMALL
UNINHABITED NO NAME ISLAND.

AND I NEED TO MAKE IT
TO MY EXTRACTION POINT,

WHICH IS UP HERE.

TODAY IT WILL BE AN EXTRA
LONG DAY

TO GET TO MY EXTRACTION POINT.

I DEFINITELY HAVE FURTHER
TO SAIL TODAY THAN

ANY OTHER LEG OF THIS JOURNEY.

SO THAT GIVES ME SOME ANXIETY
AND SOME FEAR

ABOUT MAKING IT A LONG WAY.

Narrator: LISA IS STILL SEVEN
MILES FROM HER EXTRACTION POINT

IN THE MIDDLE
OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA.

♪♪

HERE WE GO.

JUST GETTING MY RAFT OUT TO SEA
IS DANGEROUS.

♪♪

OKAY, THE CURRENT'S
GETTING STRONG.

Narrator: IN ORDER
TO HAVE A CHANCE

TO MAKE IT OUT BY SUNSET,

SHE'LL NEED TO USE
THE STRONG WINDS AND CURRENTS

TO HER ADVANTAGE

AND REMAIN ALERT TO AVOID HIGHLY
VENOMOUS SEA WASP JELLYFISH

AND THE AGGRESSIVE BULL SHARKS
THAT PATROL THESE WATERS.

♪♪

HERE GOES NOTHING.

♪♪

YEAH.

♪♪

I'LL PUT UP MY SAIL HERE.

THE SEAS LOOK TO BE CALMING,
THE STORM IS PASSING.

I MEAN, IT'S GOOD WIND,

I'LL PICK UP
GOOD WIND IN THE SAILS.

*BLEEP*

OKAY.

GYPSY SOUL IS LIKE ME.

SHE'S TATTERED AND TORN, BUT
SHE'S STILL GOT WHAT IT TAKES

TO MAKE IT TO THE END.

I'M SO WEAK, I COULD BARELY
HOLD IT UP.

RIGHT NOW I'M IN
A PERFECT SHOT,

THE CURRENT AND THE WINDS ARE
RIGHT TO GET OUT

TO THE OPEN BAY
WHERE I NEED TO BE.

♪♪

OH, GOD.

THE WIND IS DYING DOWN.

COME ON NOW.

NO WIND.

I'M TIRED.

IT'S BEEN THREE DAYS
SINCE I'VE HAD SOMETHING TO EAT.

♪♪

THE RAFT IS NOT LIGHT
AND THE PADDLE IS NOT LIGHT.

I DON'T KNOW IF I AM
GOING TO MAKE THIS.

♪♪

♪♪

I'M GETTING A LITTLE TIRED.

TO GIVE UP RIGHT NOW,

IS NOT AN OPTION FOR ME.

I CAME IN HERE TO DO THIS
FOR MY FRIEND JULIE AND DAY ONE

AND I'M CONTINUING THAT GOAL.

JULIE KNEW I COULD DO THIS.

THAT'S JULIE'S SPIRIT
BRINGING ME THROUGH.

*BLEEP*

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
HELL, NO.

♪♪

*BLEEP*

*BLEEP*, AH, AH!
AH, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO.

IT'S GONE.
IT'S GETTING REAL.

♪♪

I'VE BEEN AT SEA FOR HOURS.

♪♪

MY STROKE'S GETTING
WEAKER AND WEAKER.

♪♪

I'M SURE I'M DEHYDRATED,
MY LIPS ALWAYS STICK TOGETHER,

SO I'M JUST SIPPING WATER

'CAUSE I HAVE TO RATION
MY WATER.

IT'S JUST -- IT'S AWFUL.

♪♪

EVERY PADDLE FEELS LIKE
MY MUSCLE FIBERS ARE TEARING.

I'M JUST SO EXTREMELY EXHAUSTED.

I AM USING EVERY LITTLE BIT
I HAVE LEFT RIGHT NOW

TO GET THERE.

♪♪

I SEE OPEN OCEAN.

GOD, I'M GIVING IT ALL.

HOPEFULLY I DIDN'T
MISS MY EXTRACTION.

I'M NERVOUS THAT THE SUN
IS SETTING.

JUST AT MY WITS END PADDLING.

♪♪

OH, MY GOD.

♪♪

OH, YES.

HEY!

I'LL CATCH A RIDE WITH ANYONE
AT THIS POINT.

WHOO-HOO!

YES, WHOO-HOO!

♪♪

BYE, GYPSY SOUL,
YOU'VE BEEN GOOD TO ME.

♪♪

I DID IT AND I DID IT
FOR MY FRIEND.

I DID IT FOR JULIE.

SHE'S SUPER PROUD, I KNOW.
I KNOW SHE IS.

OVER 25 MILES AND 21 DAYS,
SEVEN ISLANDS.

IT FEELS AWESOME TO DO SOMETHING
THAT NO ONE ELSE HAS EVER DONE.

I FEEL MORE LIKE A BADASS.

AND I DID IT MOSTLY BY MYSELF.

Narrator: OVER THE COURSE
OF HER 21 DAYS,

LISA DROPPED A TOTAL OF
20 POUNDS.

DESPITE LOSING HER PARTNER,

SHE ENDURED AND COMPLETED
AN UNPRECEDENTED CHALLENGE.

HER PRIMITIVE SURVIVAL RATING
RISES FROM A 6.9 TO AN 8.3.

Lisa:
I LEARNED THAT I'M DEFINITELY

STRONGER THAN I'VE EVER BEEN,

AND I'M GLAD THAT I DUG DEEP
TO COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE.

YOU KNOW, I'M A BADASS.
THAT'S ALL I COULD SAY.

I'M A BADASS.

I KICKED BREAST CANCER'S
ASS TWICE,

I BEAT THIS CHALLENGE'S ASS.

LIKE, WHAT'S NEXT?
I'M READY FOR IT. BRING IT.

BRING IT ON.

♪♪

WHOO-HOO!