Naked and Afraid (2013–…): Season 11, Episode 8 - Blood, Sweat and Fears - full transcript

♪♪

Sara: I'm back
for my redemption.

I'm super-excited, a little
nervous, but here we go.

Bulent: Death is the only
thing that will stop me this time.

Narrator: Deep in the
jungles of southern Mexico,

two survivalists will
get a second chance

to complete their
21-day challenge.

But can they survive in
an area so threatening

even the Spanish
couldn't conquer it?

Sara: It's a tough place to
survive in, but I can do this.

Bulent: It's a lot deadlier than
any place I've been in my life.



Nothing will stop me this time.

♪♪

I'm dying.

[ Woman groans ]

Woman: It's a lion.

[ Man grunts ]

Oh, my god.

Man: Whoo!

I'm so cold.

[ Groaning ]

I'm gonna finish!

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I'm over this.

Narrator: Most
of the survivalists



who never completed their
"naked and afraid" challenge

have been begging for
redemption ever since.

I've been dying for
a second chance.

I regretted that decision the
moment I stepped in that boat.

There's, like, a huge
hole in my heart.

If given the chance, I
will complete that 21 days.

Archie, me -- We
need our redemption.

Narrator: Now in the unforgiving
jungles of tres lagunas,

Sara, a mom from Tennessee;

and Bulent, a border-patrol
agent from Washington;

have been chosen to once again

try to complete the survival
challenge of their lives.

Ever since I was medically
tapped in Panama,

I've been thinking
about this redemption.

I think it's gonna
be hot, humid, nasty.

Narrator: In these jungles,
deadly jaguars roam forests

overgrown with thorny,
vicious vegetation,

and stealthy crocodiles patrol
the lagoons with the ability

to swim three times
faster than humans.

Sudden downpours can dump

more than 5 inches
of rain overnight,

leaving the air saturated with
an army of bloodsucking insects.

Last time I was
in the challenge,

I went to Colombia.

My back is hurting.

[ Groans ]

I pushed myself too hard.

My lower back gave up, and I
had to tip out on the 11th day.

I failed not because
I wasn't good enough

or I wasn't prepared enough --

I believe it was something
out of my control.

I've been a
survivalist all my life,

trapping and hunting,
structure building.

It's been a tough year, and I
keep going with that failure,

and it's time to end it.

[Bleep]

Last year on my
challenge in Panama...

[ Gasps ] Oh!

...i was on a hike, and I
tripped, and my walking stick

went straight into my eye,
causing a corneal abrasion,

and I had just had
retina-reattachment surgery

the year before.

So I had to be
medically tapped for it.

Both of my boys
are special need.

And the reason I did

the challenge the first
time was for my children --

To show them that no
matter what life throws at them,

they can persevere.

I feel like I let them down,

and I really want to prove
to them that I can do it.

There's a lot of
misconceptions about me

'cause of my blond hair.

People just think
I'm girly-girly.

But I can swing an ax
better than your brother.

This time, I'm ready
to make my 21 days,

and I'm gonna kick
ass here in the jungle.

♪♪

All right, so, here we go again.

♪♪

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Well, I'm ready
for the redemption.

♪♪

My nightmare partner

would be somebody
that's a millennial

that thinks they know everything
by watching YouTube channels.

Narrator: Bulent possesses
strong survival skills,

but his gruff personality
could cause friction

with a partner during
the course of 21 days.

He begins with the same
primitive survival rating

that he was given at the
end of his last challenge -- 6.3.

Sara: What I'm looking
for in my partner is nobody

that's so alpha male that
he has a huge ego going on,

thinks he can
dominate the jungle.

Narrator: Sara's strength lies

in her resourcefulness
and resilience,

but the demanding
conditions of the jungle

will test her
primitive skill set.

She also begins with
the same psr she received

at the end of her
last challenge --

5.9.

Hey, naked person.

Hello, partner.

How are you? Good. How are you?

Good. We're naked.

[ Laughs ]

Bulent. I'm Sara.

Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.

This your first
time in the jungle?

No, I actually was in Panama
on a challenge before this.

Oh, wonderful.

I went to Colombia. Really?

Yeah. I was there for 11 days.

But when I tapped out,
my back was killing me.

No, I felt like I
quit, but I didn't.

Mm.i mean, I had an eye injury

and had to be medically tapped.

Oh, I'm sorry. But I'm back.

We're back. Right. We're back.

Excited? Hot dang. Yeah.

Sara and Bulent have
been given a firestarter,

and they each brought
a personal item --

Cordage and a machete.

Wow. I also have the map.

Awesome.

Now, I'm guessing that
that right there, that tree,

is this tree. Is this big guy.

Okay. Yeah.

Looks like we have some
hills we're gonna have to cross

to get over to our
fresh water source.

Ooh. We will deal
with some snakes.

And it seems like crocodiles
and jaguars everywhere.

I think we should go
through the mountains or hills

or whatever to
get to this water.

What do you think?
The water source is good.

So that's the plan. Awesome.

Awesome. Let's do it.

Sara and Bulent will be
severely tested in the humid,

energy-sapping Mexican jungle,

where temperatures
soar into the 90s.

Hiding in the underbrush

are over 60 species
of coral snakes...

That possess the most lethal
venom in the western hemisphere.

♪♪

Besides getting hurt
on your last challenge,

what was the hardest part?

Putting up with my partner.

Oh. [ Laughs ]

Not what I kind of
want to hear, but, yeah.

That's okay.

See, you have to be realistic.

You can't get along
with everybody.

You can try.

Sara: I am a big team player.

Even if we don't get along,

I still will have his
back no matter what.

I just hope we get along.

♪♪

[ Monkey bellowing ]

Listen to the monkeys.

Crazy.

Narrator: Camouflaged
high up in the jungle canopy,

Sara and Bulent will be watched
by intimidating howler monkeys,

whose cries are the
loudest of all land animals --

As loud as a jet engine.

[ Monkey bellowing ]

Oh-ho-ho!

You okay?

Yeah, it's just...

Every step is brutal.

♪♪

Did you ever think, what
are you getting yourself into

for a second time?

Oh, yeah. Every minute.

♪♪

[ Sighs ]

Good god. Sweat is pouring...

Me too. ...On my back.

Here and seawater.

Yes.

God, that's a lot of water, too.

Oh, I know. I'm excited.

♪♪

Holy [bleep] it's cold!

Ohh!

What are your thoughts on
drinking this water straight?

It's, quite frankly,
never a good idea.

However, when
[bleep] comes to push,

dehydration will
make you pass out.

Mm-hmm. and
that's the end of you.

And we did have
one hell of a hike.

We lost a lot of water.

So, right now,
I'm quite thirsty.

♪♪

Oh.

Well, it tastes good.

Sara: I do feel dehydrated,

and I'm extremely
sensitive to the heat.

I got thirsty, and I decided
to drink out of the river.

I really think it's
not a smart idea,

but the water did taste good.

It doesn't smell weird.
It doesn't taste weird.

All right, so, what do you think

of this natural area over here?

You like it?

What I'm thinking -- this arch,

I think we should be able to
use that. What do you think?

That's what I was
thinking. Yeah, I liked it.

I mean, it's simple. It's...

Yeah. It's not
gonna fall on us or...

No.

And we can just
lean our sticks up

and go with a
lean-to for tonight?

Okay.

This is a good location.
It's by the river. It's flat.

I thought I would go
start cutting the branches.

Okay. this is
super-nice, by the way.

Oh, thanks.

Bulent: My partner seems cool.

She's also a lot
younger than me.

So there's definitely a
life-experience gap in there.

Sara: My first impression
of Bulent is, he's very nice,

knowledgeable.

I think we're opposites,

but I think we're gonna
get along really good.

God, that's a good knife.

This knife is
super-very-well-made.

It got a nice weight to it.

You want a sharp blade.
You want a balanced blade.

If you can't control
the knife 100%,

it will cut you.

And when it cuts you,
it's not gonna be pretty.

In an environment like that,

you're looking at about
2, 3 days for infection.

On the fifth day, god help you.

♪♪

The plan is to cut
down some tree limbs

and start stacking them
to make us a shelter.

♪♪

I'm getting tired.

♪♪

Do you need it?

Go ahead. I'm
gonna take a break.

You're gonna take a break?

I'll cut some more branches.

♪♪

Our arms are getting tired.

Oh, my god.

♪♪

Stupid rookie mistake.
Can't believe I just did that.

[Bleep]

I'm pissed the [bleep]
off that I let that happen.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

Oh, that hurts.

Such a [bleep] dumb-ass.

[ Sniffles ]

[ Breathes deeply ]

I got poked in the eye
with a stick last time

on my Panama challenge.

If I got medically
tapped out again,

it would be devastating to me.

[ Sniffles ]

[Bleep] Damn!

♪♪

Hey, Bulent.

- Yes?
- Come here for a second.

Sara: I did a stupid
rookie mistake

and let this come
back on my foot.

The question is, are you
okay? I'm fine if it'll just...

It hurt. Yeah, it's
bleeding a little,

but I think it'll be okay.

I do, too. I think I'm gonna
go rinse it off in the water.

Bulent: In her last challenge,
my partner cut herself.

She cut herself
on day 1 already.

Still bleeding, but
I think it'll be okay.

So, the first
night, I anticipate,

will be pretty chilly.

We have our shelter done,

but I am very
sensitive to the cold.

Without fire out here,
it's gonna be miserable.

♪♪

[ Blowing ]

Got the fire.

You happy now? Yeah, I'm happy.

Good.

♪♪

We have a beautiful fire going,

but we're starting to
hear howler monkeys a lot.

The jungle's
coming alive tonight.

[ Monkeys bellowing ]

♪♪

Bulent: No sleep at all.

The night is way too long.

[ Monkeys bellowing ]

♪♪

♪♪

So, we made it.

These howler monkeys,
they screamed for hours.

Where are you headed?

I'm gonna take
off, go look for food.

♪♪

I'm walking slow on purpose,

trying to be more
conservative this time.

Last time, I pushed
myself too hard.

Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow!

[Bleep] Ow!

They're getting me.
They're getting me. Ow!

I'm not saying I'm not
gonna make a mistake.

I just don't want to
make the same mistakes

that I did last time.

♪♪

I'm just weaving
the vines in and out

so that there's no holes.

Fish will go into
it 'cause they think

it's a natural habitat
of water for them.

Narrator: Sara is making a fish
trap using Mexican coral vines,

which are sturdy and flexible.

Her design requires
two separate baskets.

Sara: I'm making a large one
and a smaller one that fits inside,

creating a funnel to
kind of guide the fish in.

The fish will go
through the hole,

and they won't come back
through because the hole's too small.

They don't think they
can get through it.

We're gonna catch
a fish. I'll tell you that.

♪♪

[ Howling softly ]

Bulent: I hear the
monkeys in the distance.

I don't see any tracks, any
sign of animals, anything.

[ Monkey bellowing ]

This forest.

No wonder the Spaniards
couldn't conquer the jungle.

There's nothing to eat in it.

♪♪

It's finished.

♪♪

♪♪

All right. I hope it works.

♪♪

Bulent: No sleep.

I saw two lightnings earlier.

♪♪

Yeah. Rain is coming.

[ Thunder crashing ]

♪♪

Yeah, it's raining.

The worst thing it could
possibly do right now.

It sucks.

♪♪

All right, so, last
night sucked.

I was cold all night.

We do have a fire, but we
went through almost all the wood,

like I knew we would.

So, tonight, I'm
gonna triple that.

All right. The main priority
right now is firewood.

So I'm going to go and try
to find as much as possible.

Okay. if you'll
just keep it alive.

Firewood's my big
thing, I have to have it.

My partner seems to be
obsessed about this fire.

I wish he would help
me get the firewood.

That would mean a lot to me.

When you don't have
fire, it gets you down.

That is an unnecessary,
unproductive emotion.

Sara: Having done
this challenge before,

I know how miserable
the nights can get.

[ Thunder crashes ]

Small trips.

It should be common
sense to help your partner.

Bulent: Obviously, it is
not like this is Siberia,

it's 20-below.

I think that constant
need of getting firewood

is a complete unnecessary
waste of energy.

♪♪

[ Thunder crashes ]

♪♪

Um, really cold.

Well, at least iam.

♪♪

♪♪

Hopefully it keeps going,
and the rain doesn't put it out.

It's gonna be a
long rest of the night.

♪♪

Last night just sucked.

It rained and rained and rained.

No matter what we did,
we still got soaking wet.

♪♪

I may have a nervous
breakdown on you, okay?

It's the one thing I want in
this challenge, is this fire.

A nervous breakdown

is not gonna bring
you back the fire.

No, well, no [bleep]

But...

And then how
would that be useful?

Well, how would it be useful?

The one thing I want,
you could help me out with.

I know we have a firestarter,
but if it just pours rain,

and we have no tinder,
then we're screwed.

♪♪

I'm gonna keep this fire going.

Without fire, you'll
be miserable as hell,

but you won't die.

I just need to take
Sara time for a minute.

I'm just aggravated
with my partner.

And I just need to
get away from him.

I don't find her as
strong as she should be.

His approach and my approach

are just completely
[bleep] different.

I see her hanging with
a very thin piece of rope.

He knows how
important it is to me,

so he should care a little bit.

We have two option
-- Suck it up or quit.

That's it. Really. There
ain't nothing in between.

♪♪

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Sara: I'm not feeling as
emotional right now about Bulent

not helping me get firewood.

I just get aggravated
at certain things.

And when I get too
aggravated, I cry like a little baby.

So, that's just me.

Bulent: So, she
panics like crazy.

It might be
because of all the...

Factors in the equation
of the challenge --

The hunger, the thirst,

tiredness, the
mental instability.

♪♪

No. Nada. Zilch.

♪♪

Bulent: At this point,

there's always two
aspects to survival --

Psychological and physiological.

I'm looking for
snails right now.

My strength is the
psychological part.

However, the
physiological one is the one

that is slowing me down
because lack of food.

[ Monkey bellowing ]

♪♪

Sara: I really,
really want protein.

♪♪

No, there's no fish.

I'm just gonna retie
it and throw it back in.

Very disappointing.

[ Monkey bellowing ]

♪♪

There one's right there.

♪♪

I found two more.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Number nine.

♪♪

Good day.

♪♪

Guess what.

I've got nine snails.

I don't eat freshwater snails.

So, why would you
not eat the snails?

'Cause I do not eat
freshwater snails.

That's not the reason.
That isthe reason.

The snails carry parasites.

Okay.

Well, I feel bad
for the parasites.

They're about to get consumed.

Narrator: Snails can contain
a parasite called rat lungworm

that can burrow into the brain,

causing serious
infections like meningitis.

There's a lot of things
that carry parasites.

If you cook them long enough,

I think it will somewhat
diminish that parasite effect.

But we'll see. It's brain worm.

I got too much brain anyway.

I need some of that.

95% of the people

that actually get the
parasite from the snails die.

Cha-ching!

I like that.

5% survival. Perfect.

My kind of thing.

See, we don't look at life
and death the same way,

that there's
normal cycle of life.

Death is a normal cycle of life,

but I plan on going
home to my children.

Mm.

I would go 21 days without
food before I eat the snails.

Bulent: If you think about it,

I eat over 3,000 calories a day.

Doesn't even make 100 calories.

So as far as nutrition-wise,

no, it doesn't really make
that much of a difference.

But psychologically, it helps.

♪♪

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[ Monkey bellowing ]

♪♪

Sara: It's extremely
aggravating that every time

I check my fish basket,
there's nothing there.

Very disappointing.

So I'm going to bust up these
snails to use them as bait.

♪♪

Bulent: I don't know why the
fish basket is not functioning,

but hopefully
with different bait,

it'll work, and
we'll get some fish.

♪♪

[ Gasps ]

♪♪

[ Bellows ]

♪♪

Nothing.

Okay.

So, before you put that back..

Yeah, I was just seeing
if I see tracks down there.

Do you?

I don't know. You look.

♪♪

I see one. That...

Yeah, that's what I thought.

I think that's a [bleep] Jaguar.

Wow.

He's probably watching us
somewhere on top of a tree.

So that just tells me there's
food here somewhere.

So we'll set up a snare.

Then we'll see.

We need sticks to
put around the side

so they won't go around it.

Narrator: To build their
snare trap, Bulent and Sara

first insert sticks
into the ground

to guide the animal toward it.

Bulent: I'm just happy
I brought my cordage.

Narrator: Using his cordage,
Bulent anchors one end to a tree

and forms a loop
on the other end

with a slipknot.

Setting up the loop
between two sticks,

the loop will tighten
when an animal steps in.

Once animal says,
"there's nowhere else to go,"

his head gets through
here and gets snapped.

The more he pulls,
the more he chokes.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Insects buzzing ]

♪♪

Ow.

♪♪

Ow!

We just got hit by a
million mosquitoes.

♪♪

...the more mosquito
babies got to drink our blood.

Oh, my god. Damn
flesh-eating vermin.

Aah!

It's brutal.

Aaahh!

♪♪

[ Thunder crashing ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Thunder crashes ]

♪♪

♪♪

Oh!

I'm tired.

The storm and the
mosquitoes kept me up all night.

And it wasn't just
1 to 10 mosquitoes.

It was hundreds.

So it was brutal.

♪♪

You want to go check the traps?

Yeah, let's go.

My energy level is low.

We need to eat something.

Make up all the calories
that we have been missing.

Looks like it hasn't
moved an inch, huh?

No. Unfortunately.

No.

♪♪

♪♪

There's no fish.

No? No.

Explain me about this...

Not being-able-to-swim-
backwards fish.

What are you talking about?

You said the fish
doesn't swim backwards.

Once it goes through the
hole, it won't come back through.

Why? Because it can't.

Won't go through
it. Can't they swim --

Have you never
made a fish basket?

I did. I just want you to
explain why it can't swim back.

Why do I need to explain that?

You don't have to,

but you can't continue
to not catch fish either.

Just tell me hat
you're trying to get at.

I'm asking you a question

because I want to know
what you are thinking.

Sara: Bulent is
very condescending.

I think that he thinks that
he knows everything there is

to know about everything.

If I look up "primitive
fish baskets,"

they're all gonna come
up just like the one I made.

I mean, I don't
mean to snap at him.

I just need a break.

♪♪

Bulent: This redemption
is so important,

and I'm trying my darndest

not to have an argument
or a fight with Sara.

[ Monkeys bellowing ]

But she gets super-defensive,
and I get frustrated,

and sometimes I can't
communicate very well.

♪♪

[ Bellowing ]

Oh, hold on.

There's two adults
and two babies.

♪♪

Wow.

It's amazing how
little of a creature

can create so much
noise in the jungle.

This is their jungle.
This is their home.

They're just trying to survive
in the conditions they're in.

Just like us.

♪♪

I'm gonna go check
my fish basket.

Good luck. Keep
your fingers crossed.

♪♪

I really don't think there's
gonna be anything in it.

Holy [bleep]

Whoo! I caught a fish!

Ow.

Ow! [Bleep]

We finally caught a fish,
and I'm just super-excited.

Bulent.

Yeah? We have a fish.

No.

You're getting the
son of a bitch out.

He's already poked me
four times. I'm done with him.

All his fins keep
poking my fingers

and making me bleed,
so I don't like him.

Thank you. He's itty-bitty.

Itty-bitty, my ass.

The jungle is unforgiving,

but, today, it decided to
give us something back.

Yay!

This is my super-excited face.

♪♪

♪♪

What do you think?

Taste is actually
unbelievably good.

Good job with the fish basket.

Awesome. Thanks.

Sara: Bulent actually
gave me a compliment,

which made me feel really good.

I appreciate the
compliment from Bulent.

It's the first one I've gotten.

You're lucky. My
mother never got one.

♪♪

I'm happy to get this,

but you get 50
calories out of it.

Maybe 100, if that.

We're gonna need
to do a lot better

if we're gonna
make it the 21 days.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

No.

There was definitely more
food on my last challenge.

♪♪

Bulent: The snares
hasn't been touched.

Definitely doesn't look
like animal was here.

What the [bleep]

♪♪

♪♪

There isn't a [bleep]
thing in this jungle.

Sara: Damn it.

You didn't find
anything? Nothing.

Sara: This is my redemption,
and I did come into this challenge

wanting to show my kids
that their mom is a bad-ass,

but we're struggling pretty bad,

and it's making me
feel just disappointed.

I just wish I was getting fish.

[ Sighs ]

Bulent: I consumed a lot of
energy trying to find food in here,

and we were unsuccessful.

We're both hungry.
We haven't pretty much

had no more than 100
calories the entire time.

Hopefully we'll find
something to eat

before the extraction day.

♪♪

Sara: Oh, my god,
I think they're ripe.

Hey, Bulent.

Yeah? I found some fruit.

Oh, wow. I know.

Aren't you excited?

That's great. Yeah.

Narrator: Sara has found
some chicozapote fruit,

similar to papaya.

It's high in sugar and an
excellent source of energy.

We'll actually have
breakfast today.

♪♪

I can't eat it. Why?

Worms in it.

♪♪

There's a lot of them in here.

Bulent: I'm sure it's edible,

but without knowing it,
you're risking so much.

♪♪

That [bleep] disgusting.

You want to see
somebody tap out?

I'll get sick as [bleep]

Even thinking
about this anymore.

[ Sighs ]

♪♪

♪♪

Sara: There's a lot
of little things out here

that can hurt us,

but I'm being killed by
bloodsucking vermin.

Ticks seem to like to
migrate down south,

and I don't like that very much.

[Bleep] Ticks. God.

My tick count is at eight.

I've done eight on my crotch.

I have a painful
bite on my [bleep]

And it may not look like
much, but it [bleep] hurts.

On my [bleep]

My [bleep] ow.

It's not funny. [Bleep] Hurts.

♪♪

Sara: You want to
see somebody tap out?

I'll get sick as [bleep]

Even thinking
about this anymore.

[ Sighs ]

Sara: This jungle's unforgiving.

It just keeps winning.

Bulent and I really need
protein from either a snake,

a small animal, a
fish, anything would do.

No, there's nothing
in there, and it stinks.

Sara: It would help us
so much for extraction.

Right now, we're
going on nothing.

Coming up into extraction,
it's gonna be extremely hard.

[ Breathes deeply ]

♪♪

[ Bellowing ]

♪♪

Bulent: What is that?

♪♪

It's a snake.

Oh, my god.

Holy [bleep] look
at the size of that.

Sara: Get it, get it. Oh [bleep]

Oh, my god.

Ow, my balls. Seriously?

This son of a bitch
is way too fast.

I had that son of a bitch.

Wow, he's fast.

Oh.
- Is he gone?

Bulent: Pretty much so.

Damn it, I had him!

♪♪

Bulent and I are
tired and hungry,

so I can't wait
to get out of here.

You have the map?
I do have the map.

Okay. So, we're here.

And we have to go 'round
about these to our extraction point.

Wow.

That's a long hike.

♪♪

Narrator: Sara and Bulent
face an exhausting 4-mile trek

along thorny terrain,

crawling with fighting fire
ants, stinging scorpions,

and with deadly
Jaguar tracking them.

Bulent: Right now, I'm just
concentrated on getting there

without stepping on
something horrible.

Narrator: They will then
need to cross a lagoon,

avoiding crocodiles,
whose bite force is stronger

than a great white shark,

and then search for the access
road, where they'll be rescued.

♪♪

[ Breathes sharply ]

There's a lot of pricklies,
so watch your feet.

♪♪

[ Gasps ]

[ Breathing heavily ]

♪♪

[Bleep]

Bitch. You okay?

Yeah, I just stepped
on something big.

[ Breathes deeply ]

♪♪

[ Gasps ]

Oh, my god.

What'd you step on?

Ants.

[Bleep] All over me.

[Bleep] Hell.

♪♪

This better end soon.

Seriously. This is
getting annoying now.

Oh, fricking exhausted.

Bulent, I see the lagoon.

♪♪

Sara: Knowing
that my ride is just

on the other side
of this lagoon,

that's a lot of
motivation for me.

How long do you
think it is? 150 meters.

There's still
swimming right there.

Like a snake.
- That isa snake.

And there's probably
crocodiles in there.

And, plus, I'm not a
long-distance swimmer.

It's not gonna be easy.

Bulent: The last
challenge, I've failed,

and it sucked tremendously.

I'm not gonna quit.

Death is the only thing
that will stop me this time.

Maybe we could hold on to one
of those logs and float across.

Possibly.

You want to do this? Sure.

I am genuinely concerned
about the swim for safety issues.

If any of us get a
cramp, neither of us

can save other, and
there's no lifeguards there.

♪♪

We're gonna get eaten.

Seriously, don't [bleep] talk.

Okay.

♪♪

[Bleep]

♪♪

♪♪

You okay? Yeah.

Ow. Oh, my gosh.

I think I hear a truck.

Bulent, you've got this.

Oh, my gosh. A few more steps.

Whoo!

You've got this.

Bulent. Yay!

We get the hell out of here!

We just made it 21
frickin' days. Whoo!

Sara: My partner and I, we
didn't see always eye to eye,

but we put our
differences aside,

and we made it through it.

Whoo!

Bulent: I'm leaving the jungle
with pride for me and Sara

for getting our redemptions.

We helped each other to do that,

regardless of how
different we are.

We made it.

With hardly any food whatsoever.

That's correct. Hardly anything.

What I learned
about survival is,

regardless how bad
the conditions are,

if you are strong
enough, you can survive.

Narrator: Bulent lost
a total of 28 pounds

during the challenge.

His psr rises from 6.3 to 6.6.

Whoo! That's right!

Sara dropped a
total of 15 pounds.

Her success at redemption
increases her psr from 5.9

to 6.8.

Yeah!

Sara: I've learned
that I can tolerate

a lot more than
I thought I could.

I think my children are gonna be

extremely proud of me
that I made it the 21 days.

I got my damn redemption.

I couldn't be happier.

See ya, tres lagunas.

♪♪