Ultimate Escape Season 1 Episode 7

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00:00:00Previously, on New Zealand's biggest glacier, the only thing harder than finding the map

00:00:13was following it, and poor directions, saw Marnie and best

00:00:29friend, Anna, eliminated from the competition.

00:00:34I'm proud of you.

00:00:35Aww.

00:00:36Don't you cry, I'm going to cry.

00:00:39We went through some incredibly hard things, but we never gave up.

00:00:44Tonight...

00:00:45The train departs in ten minutes.

00:00:47..the rescuers are on a train ride...

00:00:49If I put one foot wrong, I can slip.

00:00:52..to hell.

00:00:55And they'll need to battle fire...

00:00:57Whoa!

00:00:58..and water.

00:00:59It is very tough.

00:01:00It is right there on my tail.

00:01:02..to make it through.

00:01:03Rats everywhere.

00:01:05Oh, shit.

00:01:06..only five teams remain.

00:01:08I just don't know what to do.

00:01:10..will they reunite with their teammates...

00:01:12We are going to smash it now, right?

00:01:14Smash someone in the head.

00:01:15..to win a share of $100,000...

00:01:19It's gold time.

00:01:20..and pull off the ultimate escape.

00:01:23Five Australians...

00:01:37..remain locked up...

00:01:41..at a secret location.

00:01:56Their only hope of escape...

00:01:58..is for their teammate to find and free them.

00:02:02..as each leg goes on and on...

00:02:06..the nerves are starting to creep in a bit more and...

00:02:10..coming this far but not getting all the way...

00:02:13..would be extremely disheartening.

00:02:15..I trust Nick and I trust his ability.

00:02:18I'm hurting everywhere.

00:02:27And the lack of food, I think it's all building up.

00:02:30But we're at the pointy end now,

00:02:32so we've just got to toughen up and push through.

00:02:37The rescuers are being dropped at Tairi Gorge

00:02:40on New Zealand's South Island, near an old rail bridge.

00:02:43I've got a lot of years on the other guys.

00:02:49I'm trying not to show up, but my body is tired.

00:02:52So I just need the mental strength

00:02:54because I'm not going to let my brother down.

00:02:56I'm not going to let myself down.

00:03:00This is definitely the longest time I've spent without Darren,

00:03:02so it's been really challenging for both of us, I think.

00:03:05But I know that I need to get to the end and that I can't give up.

00:03:08You have 24 hours to navigate your partner

00:03:11to the next rendezvous point.

00:03:13Succeed and proceed to the next leg.

00:03:16Fail, and you will be eliminated.

00:03:22The black light will reveal a hidden message in your cell.

00:03:26All right, where is the black light?

00:03:32This does not move.

00:03:34It says it will reveal a hidden message in your cell.

00:03:37So it could be on a wall, it could be on anything.

00:03:40But a light is going to reveal it.

00:03:43How would any of these lights reveal a message?

00:03:49So if I've tried all the lights, what else can I try?

00:03:53The black light.

00:03:55The black light.

00:04:01Far out.

00:04:02Found a torch.

00:04:04Got it.

00:04:05Now I've just got to search through everywhere.

00:04:09The black light.

00:04:10Okay.

00:04:11This looks a lot more promising.

00:04:17Train departs in 10 minutes.

00:04:19Is that the answer?

00:04:21Gearbox revealed.

00:04:30Contains waders and a map.

00:04:32Your rescuer will need to climb up the pylons to board the train.

00:04:36The train departs in 10 minutes.

00:04:40She's getting waders.

00:04:41I'm guessing that means there's going to be some river crossings or creek crossings.

00:04:46And the clock starts ticking.

00:04:54And the clock starts ticking.

00:04:56The end.

00:05:14Hey, brother.

00:05:14How are you travelling?

00:05:16Yeah, not bad, mate, not bad.

00:05:18What's happening?

00:05:19You're going to have to jump on a train real soon.

00:05:21Okay.

00:05:26You need to climb up those pylons, and the next gearbox is on board that train.

00:05:34On board the train.

00:05:35All right, OK.

00:05:36The train departs in 10 minutes.

00:05:3810 minutes, hell.

00:05:39You are going to a gearbox which contains waders and a map, and you're going to have

00:05:44to climb up some pylons to get on that train.

00:05:47That train leaves in 10 minutes.

00:05:50OK, well, that sounds like a lot to do in 10 minutes, so I'm going to get moving.

00:05:56I know I have to get to the left pylon as quick as I can, if that should be the shortest

00:06:19climb up.

00:06:21I need to get on the train because the gearbox is on the train, and I'm pretty pissed off

00:06:24because it looks like a hard climb.

00:06:27I'm not sure how I'm going to tackle this.

00:06:34When I find out I'm going to have to get up the pylon and board the train, I feel nervous

00:06:38that I'm going to miss it.

00:06:39If I don't make it to this train, there's no hope of me ever rescuing Alex.

00:06:53GPS track hasn't moved for a few moments, so I think she's going up the pylon right now.

00:06:58The pylon's hard to climb.

00:07:04It's a bit awkward.

00:07:06If I put one foot wrong, I could slip.

00:07:09Just holding on for dear life.

00:07:11I'd absolutely shit myself if I fell off.

00:07:15Keep working here.

00:07:17It's not time to stop.

00:07:19I'm halfway up, and 120 metres is pretty tall.

00:07:22What are you doing here, Millie?

00:07:27I'm naked.

00:07:29It's a fair climb.

00:07:37Getting up that pylon is pretty scary, actually.

00:07:44I've got to get up the pylon as quick as I can, get to the train, because if I don't do that,

00:07:49it could mean elimination.

00:07:52Let's hope he can make this train, eh?

00:07:58It looks like he's on the track at the moment.

00:08:07Tradie Nick is first to reach the top and head for the train.

00:08:13Followed by journalist Peter...

00:08:15It looks like he's on the move.

00:08:17..and detective Jeff.

00:08:21He's doing so well.

00:08:28The biggest struggle for me is speed.

00:08:30I'm not a speed climber in survival.

00:08:32It's not about pace, it's about being thoughtful.

00:08:36But I'm having to throw caution to the wind a little bit

00:08:39in order to keep up with the competition.

00:08:43Just got to jump up.

00:08:44OK, whew.

00:08:51This is a whole different level.

00:08:56The first four rescuers are at the train.

00:09:00But time is running out for Millie.

00:09:02I've only got four minutes to get to the train.

00:09:07That is a concern.

00:09:10I'm racing against the clock.

00:09:13I'm going as quick as I can.

00:09:15It was really slippery and really steep.

00:09:17Keep working, I know you're tired.

00:09:27She's not going to have time to walk there.

00:09:29How far it is she has to go.

00:09:31That is a massive hike.

00:09:35Come on, he's almost there, man.

00:09:37I'm super excited that I've made it.

00:09:53Now I've got to find the gearbox.

00:09:55Who said I need to be looking for a map

00:10:08and some waders in here?

00:10:11All right, so waders.

00:10:14So I'm guessing I'm going to be

00:10:15in some deep water later on.

00:10:19Gearbox revealed.

00:10:21Contains water.

00:10:22The next gearbox is hidden inside

00:10:25an abandoned slaughterhouse.

00:10:27The safest way is to enter via the sewers

00:10:29and then through the back door.

00:10:31Abandoned slaughterhouse.

00:10:34Kai, how are you going?

00:10:35Good, I'm on the train now.

00:10:37Okay, so you are on your way

00:10:39to an abandoned slaughterhouse.

00:10:41You need to get inside that slaughterhouse

00:10:44for your next gearbox,

00:10:45which contains water.

00:10:47And you've got to break in through the sewer.

00:10:50And then in through the back door.

00:10:53So that's what you need the waders for.

00:10:55So literally through crap?

00:10:56Yeah, just like you normally would.

00:10:58You're always in the shit, aren't you?

00:11:01Yes.

00:11:02And this gearbox is going to get your water.

00:11:04All the other water apparently around

00:11:05is no good.

00:11:07Okay.

00:11:07Well, you're going to have to get off the train

00:11:09at the meatworks.

00:11:10And I've got to stress, mate,

00:11:11we've got to be quick.

00:11:12Yeah, I can do that.

00:11:13Try and repeat that back to me.

00:11:15What have you got to do?

00:11:15Oh, shit, it dropped out.

00:11:19That does not sound like something

00:11:21I really want to do.

00:11:22An abandoned slaughterhouse

00:11:23doesn't really sound too pleasing either.

00:11:28Doot, doot.

00:11:32The train will take the rescuers

00:11:34to an abandoned slaughterhouse.

00:11:37From there,

00:11:38they will need to navigate their way out

00:11:40and head towards the coastline,

00:11:42trekking to the rendezvous point

00:11:4336 kilometres away.

00:11:45The waiters will protect them

00:12:13from getting infections from the sewers.

00:12:15Hmm, charming.

00:12:18We're starting to move closer

00:12:19to civilisation

00:12:20and that hopefully means closer

00:12:22to my brother.

00:12:23I still don't know

00:12:24how far off he is.

00:12:30I wonder how we go in a sewer.

00:12:32I mean, he's a chippy.

00:12:34So they don't generally get dirty,

00:12:36do they?

00:12:36It's pretty gross in here.

00:12:41The only thing I'm really concerned about

00:12:43is the sewerage.

00:12:45We are walking through

00:12:46this cesspit of germs.

00:12:49I hate to think what exactly is in this water.

00:12:53You get this stuff splashed on you

00:12:56and honestly if it gets in your mouth

00:12:58you're going to be pretty sick.

00:12:59So avoiding it as much as I can

00:13:02and getting through.

00:13:03This place is looking like a death trap.

00:13:13Broken glass,

00:13:15holes in the floor.

00:13:17Pretty treacherous in here.

00:13:19This is creepy as...

00:13:29The slaughterhouse is freaky.

00:13:32It's a chilling kind of place.

00:13:34Maybe because this is an abattoir

00:13:36where creatures are killed.

00:13:39It's dark,

00:13:39there's this odour of blood

00:13:41that still lingers.

00:13:45Shit, this is creepy, isn't it?

00:13:46Very spooky.

00:13:47How are we?

00:13:51There she is.

00:13:52Hi, welcome.

00:13:53What is this place?

00:13:54It looks like it's about to fall down.

00:13:56Yeah.

00:13:57It's a...

00:13:58What is there?

00:13:59There is a massive rat.

00:14:01I see the rats

00:14:02and I'm not too concerned.

00:14:04They actually look pretty healthy

00:14:05and I think they'd make a good meal.

00:14:07I reckon the only way

00:14:10is going to be...

00:14:11Find the gearbox.

00:14:13Spread out

00:14:14and maybe find another exit.

00:14:16Oh, there we go, guys.

00:14:18Head torches, are you guys right?

00:14:20You got something?

00:14:20Here, I got one.

00:14:21Cheers.

00:14:23What do you reckon, guys?

00:14:24Pair up?

00:14:25Well, I think we've got

00:14:25a bit of an odd number.

00:14:27I'm happy to go by myself

00:14:28and just explore.

00:14:30Myself and the other rescuers

00:14:31decide to split up.

00:14:32It's going to cover the ground

00:14:33a lot easier

00:14:33and hopefully we can find

00:14:35a way out quickly.

00:14:36Yeah, I'll head this way.

00:14:37Can we go this way?

00:14:39Yeah, let's go.

00:14:40I'm not too keen

00:14:40about walking around

00:14:41the slaughterhouse by myself

00:14:42but I know the sooner

00:14:43I find the gearbox

00:14:44with water in it,

00:14:45the sooner I can get out of here.

00:14:47It just smells like...

00:14:48..mouldy,

00:14:49blood,

00:14:50gross.

00:14:51It's just so eerie

00:14:52and disgusting.

00:14:53It's scary in there.

00:14:57It's very spooky.

00:14:59The gearbox is pretty hard

00:15:00to find

00:15:01but it contains water

00:15:03and we haven't had

00:15:04any water all day.

00:15:07Oh, buddy.

00:15:08Can you see anything?

00:15:09Yeah, there's a lock in here.

00:15:13Oh, plenty of loose wires here, mate.

00:15:15OK.

00:15:17This room's actually quite wet.

00:15:20Nothing.

00:15:20OK, so clear this room.

00:15:22Clear this room.

00:15:22All right.

00:15:23So that's two rooms

00:15:24that we've cleared.

00:15:26I have to get the water.

00:15:28My brother's told me

00:15:28that there's no alternative

00:15:29water supply here

00:15:30so I need to get there.

00:15:33But I also want to get out of it

00:15:35as soon as I damn well can.

00:15:44Everything about this building

00:15:45just freaks me out.

00:15:47It's completely empty

00:15:48but there's just broken shit everywhere.

00:15:50It's so big.

00:15:51I can get lost so easily.

00:15:53So I'm just trying to stay calm

00:15:54and find my way through it.

00:15:56Oh, shit.

00:15:57There it is.

00:15:58I found the gearbox.

00:15:59But I can't see, like,

00:16:02any way to get into this room

00:16:03and even it just looks

00:16:04all boarded up.

00:16:06I can see it through a window

00:16:07but I can see it through a window

00:16:07but I can also see

00:16:08that there's no door

00:16:09into the room.

00:16:10There's no easy way in.

00:16:11There's no other way

00:16:12into the room.

00:16:13I don't really want to break the glass.

00:16:16I'm not sure how I'm going to do this

00:16:18and get to the water.

00:16:18I seem to have lost track of Daisy

00:16:38in here a little bit

00:16:38since I've seen Millie,

00:16:41giving her a hug.

00:16:41Millie and I came into this

00:16:47knowing that we wanted

00:16:48to make memories together.

00:16:49We wanted to have something

00:16:50we could talk about

00:16:51in 10, 15, 20 years' time.

00:16:53In November 2021,

00:16:54my wife was diagnosed

00:16:55with a brain tumour.

00:16:59While it was a really hard time

00:17:01for us as a family,

00:17:03it also bonded us

00:17:04as a family unit.

00:17:06Millie and I speak to each other

00:17:07every day of the week,

00:17:08text message, phone call,

00:17:10FaceTime,

00:17:11and it's always mucking around,

00:17:12having fun,

00:17:14not having that connection

00:17:15and just having that few moments

00:17:17of a phone call

00:17:17to give each other directions.

00:17:19It must be hard for her.

00:17:24Millie's absolutely brave.

00:17:25She'll tell you

00:17:25she's not scared

00:17:26doing some of these things.

00:17:28I can tell you right now

00:17:29she's definitely worried,

00:17:32but she's got the heart

00:17:33of a lion, that kid.

00:17:34She really does.

00:17:34She just steps up.

00:17:37In an old slaughterhouse,

00:17:39Millie is first to find...

00:17:41There it is.

00:17:42..the only clean drinking water

00:17:44for this leg.

00:17:45Found the gearbox,

00:17:47but I can't feel like any way

00:17:49to get into this room.

00:17:51It just looks all boarded up.

00:17:54I can see it through a window,

00:17:55but I can also see

00:17:56that there's no door

00:17:56into the room.

00:17:57I don't really want

00:17:58to break the glass.

00:18:00There's no other way

00:18:01into the room.

00:18:02I think I'm going to need

00:18:02to, like, force through a wall.

00:18:06That one there looks like

00:18:07it's been boarded up.

00:18:09I think that's the way

00:18:10into the gearbox.

00:18:11I think I'm going to have to

00:18:13smash through this door.

00:18:16I don't have time to hesitate.

00:18:18I just need to get it done.

00:18:19There's water, fresh water,

00:18:36which I haven't had in a long time,

00:18:37so I'll be able to fill up

00:18:39my water bottle.

00:18:41I'm feeling really relieved

00:18:42when I open this gearbox

00:18:43because it means I can get

00:18:44out of here quicker.

00:18:45It just creeps me out.

00:18:47Puzzle here with mixed letters.

00:18:50With forward.

00:18:54Right.

00:18:55I think I can see.

00:18:58Escape through the...

00:19:00Escape through the vent.

00:19:04N-T.

00:19:05Escape through the vent.

00:19:07Gearbox revealed.

00:19:08Contains food.

00:19:10Your rescuer can take

00:19:11as much as they need.

00:19:12It's interesting.

00:19:14Which I assume means

00:19:15there will be

00:19:17just

00:19:17a set amount of food.

00:19:20Just depends

00:19:21how much will be left,

00:19:22I guess.

00:19:23If someone gets here

00:19:24before Millie,

00:19:25as much as they need

00:19:27could be all of it.

00:19:28Leaving Millie hungry.

00:19:30She gets none.

00:19:32Mmm.

00:19:37Darren.

00:19:37Mildred.

00:19:38You got your water?

00:19:39Yeah, I think I'm

00:19:40the only one

00:19:40that's found it so far.

00:19:41Okay, good.

00:19:42And what about

00:19:43climbing through

00:19:43the turd tunnel?

00:19:44Was that good?

00:19:45Would you climb

00:19:46through a sewer for me?

00:19:47Oh, I don't know, mate.

00:19:49Your next gearbox

00:19:50is close by,

00:19:51so it's a food gearbox.

00:19:53The clue was

00:19:53escape through the vent,

00:19:55so I don't know

00:19:56whether you need

00:19:56to go through the vent

00:19:57to get to the gearbox

00:19:58or afterwards

00:19:59you need to escape

00:20:00through the vent.

00:20:00Alright, cool.

00:20:01Thanks, darling.

00:20:02100 metres east of you

00:20:04is the food gearbox.

00:20:06You can take

00:20:07as much as you need.

00:20:08Yep.

00:20:08And I've got to stress,

00:20:09mate, we've got to be quick.

00:20:11Be there first,

00:20:12I can get food.

00:20:13That was confusing.

00:20:14Can you say it again?

00:20:17Go on.

00:20:19Alright, sounds like

00:20:20Millie's the first one there.

00:20:21So I'm confident

00:20:22if she's the first one

00:20:23at the water,

00:20:24the food gearbox

00:20:25isn't too far away.

00:20:26She'll be able

00:20:27to get food for herself.

00:20:28Okay, this way, I reckon.

00:20:31Just here.

00:20:32Here, come here.

00:20:33Oh, here.

00:20:34Next to locate

00:20:35the fresh water,

00:20:37a survivalist Kai

00:20:38and Detective Jeff.

00:20:40Sweet.

00:20:40Fill it up, mate.

00:20:41Awesome.

00:20:42Just because we have...

00:20:43Yeah, good job.

00:20:46Millie is still

00:20:47trying to navigate

00:20:47her way

00:20:48out of the slaughterhouse.

00:20:50It's so hard

00:20:51to navigate

00:20:51my way through here.

00:20:53Every room looks the same.

00:20:54Every door I'm trying to open

00:20:55and the rooms are just empty.

00:20:57Because the building's so big

00:20:59and there's so many rooms,

00:21:00it's hard to get myself

00:21:01out of here.

00:21:02I know I definitely

00:21:03need to get to the food

00:21:04so that I have

00:21:04something to eat tonight.

00:21:05Tell me you're

00:21:06walking the wrong way, Mill.

00:21:09This place is giving off

00:21:10some serious bad juju.

00:21:11It just feels disgusting.

00:21:12I just want to get

00:21:15in and out as quick as I can.

00:21:17Hopefully he can get himself

00:21:18to some food.

00:21:20I'm sure he won't

00:21:21want to go hungry.

00:21:23Come on, darling,

00:21:24you're so close.

00:21:25Just keep going.

00:21:27I reckon my missus

00:21:28had something to do

00:21:28with air vents.

00:21:29Air vents?

00:21:30Yeah.

00:21:31Let's try it this way

00:21:32because it's still

00:21:32that southeasterly direction.

00:21:37All right, there we go.

00:21:38That's the way.

00:21:40All right, then we can

00:21:40take that straight down,

00:21:41hopefully.

00:21:42At the top of a conveyor

00:21:44belt, I spot a vent

00:21:45and I think that's

00:21:46probably the way out.

00:21:48Yeah, there's only a couple

00:21:48of screws in here.

00:21:49We've got those tools.

00:21:51I've got that tool

00:21:51on my belt.

00:21:52I'm happy to be working

00:21:53with Kaya.

00:21:54This is someone who clearly

00:21:56has a lot of experience.

00:21:57Oh, there's two on my side, too.

00:21:58And can think pretty clearly

00:21:59under pressure.

00:22:00There we go.

00:22:03Pits you up, mate.

00:22:03Here, I'll pass it down

00:22:04to you so we don't...

00:22:05Sensational.

00:22:06Great stuff.

00:22:08It looks pretty narrow.

00:22:09Yeah, well, don't wait

00:22:11for me, mate,

00:22:12because I'm probably going to be

00:22:13slower than you are.

00:22:14Of course I'm going to wait

00:22:15for you.

00:22:15You might...

00:22:16We might need to hand

00:22:17our packs through to each other.

00:22:18Gotcha.

00:22:19Here we go.

00:22:19You're all good?

00:22:26Yep.

00:22:27Sweet.

00:22:31See you, rats.

00:22:35Oh, dude, this is tight.

00:22:37We're a big unit.

00:22:38Tell me if you need me

00:22:39to help you.

00:22:41Mate.

00:22:43I don't know if I'll fit.

00:22:44What?

00:22:47Crawling through the vent,

00:22:48there is no way

00:22:49I can fit through this.

00:22:51Oh, God.

00:22:52Just flatten your body out.

00:22:54You've got inches above you,

00:22:55honestly.

00:22:56I'm trying.

00:22:57I'm trying to wriggle my body

00:22:58to make it more like a snake.

00:23:00Oh, mate.

00:23:01It looks like a mouse hole

00:23:03and I'm an elephant.

00:23:04If I can't fit,

00:23:06just go, all right?

00:23:08Looks like he's sort of stopped.

00:23:11I'm literally hitting the roof.

00:23:12I won't fit.

00:23:13I'm stuck.

00:23:15Hey, I know you're big,

00:23:16but you can make it

00:23:17through this bit.

00:23:19It is game over

00:23:21unless Kai helps me.

00:23:23Let's do it, mate.

00:23:24Kai turns around

00:23:25and reaches out a hand.

00:23:26You got it.

00:23:27Oh, mate,

00:23:27I've got to get something

00:23:28on there.

00:23:28Yeah, here, I've got you.

00:23:30She has to go in reverse

00:23:31on the way out

00:23:32because there's nowhere to turn,

00:23:34but she gives me a hand

00:23:36and helps shimmy me through.

00:23:38Kai made a really

00:23:39selfless decision.

00:23:41I'm in her debt

00:23:42because she's helped me out.

00:23:44Good job.

00:23:44Thank you, mate.

00:23:45Good job.

00:23:46That was so tricky for you.

00:23:48Unbelievable.

00:23:49Oh, superwoman.

00:23:51I am never going to

00:23:53not help someone

00:23:54in need like that.

00:23:55Thanks, Dakar.

00:23:56Thanks, mate.

00:23:57You only have like

00:23:58half an inch there above you.

00:23:59You're a bloody legend.

00:24:00Don't know how you do that.

00:24:01All right, let's get moving.

00:24:04Let's hope we can get out.

00:24:06Oh, mate,

00:24:07looks like there might be

00:24:08something up here.

00:24:09Here we go.

00:24:11It's good, mate.

00:24:12Nick and Peter

00:24:13are last to reach the water.

00:24:15Apparently this is the only

00:24:16clean water we've got.

00:24:17We're getting a bit of pressure.

00:24:19We've got to find a way

00:24:20out of here.

00:24:22Okay.

00:24:22We've got to get that food

00:24:23and get out.

00:24:25He found the water, okay?

00:24:27I'll just have to wait

00:24:28until whether he finds the food.

00:24:33Rats.

00:24:34Oh, there is two, isn't there?

00:24:35Oh, fuck.

00:24:35God.

00:24:36I guess this is the only way out.

00:24:38This is us.

00:24:39Rats everywhere.

00:24:47Nick is young.

00:24:48He doesn't have a hell of a lot

00:24:49of experience,

00:24:50but he more than makes up for it

00:24:51with sheer grit,

00:24:52and it's fantastic to be

00:24:54alongside it,

00:24:55particularly in a place

00:24:56as freaky as this.

00:24:57Hey, brother.

00:24:58You all right, man?

00:24:58Yeah, goodbye.

00:24:59Good.

00:25:01There's daylight over here.

00:25:02That's good, yes.

00:25:03It's a gearbox.

00:25:06Yes.

00:25:06First to the food.

00:25:07Careful.

00:25:08Akai and Jeff.

00:25:12Whoa!

00:25:13At an abandoned slaughterhouse

00:25:32on New Zealand's South Island...

00:25:33It's a gearbox.

00:25:34Yes.

00:25:35Well done, God.

00:25:36...stuntwoman Kai

00:25:37and Detective Jeff

00:25:38have located the food.

00:25:40Let's start.

00:25:41Whoa!

00:25:43Whoa!

00:25:45This fire is not

00:25:47what I'm expecting to see.

00:25:51All right, I'm going to get it.

00:25:55My first instinct

00:25:56is to go between

00:25:57the flame gaps

00:25:59and grab the gearbox.

00:26:01Get it.

00:26:01No, I got it.

00:26:02Oh, cut the fire hoses!

00:26:07Hold on.

00:26:08Lucky, before I jump in,

00:26:10I see a fire extinguisher

00:26:12and I know that's probably

00:26:13the best plan of attack.

00:26:15I don't want to get burnt.

00:26:24Whoa!

00:26:27That's pretty good!

00:26:29Good job, mate.

00:26:29Oh, that was perfect!

00:26:32Be careful.

00:26:33You've got it.

00:26:33Oh, we've got some food here.

00:26:35Here you go, mate.

00:26:37I see that there's only

00:26:38four canisters of food in there.

00:26:40I assume that someone's

00:26:41taken one bit of food out.

00:26:42I'm just glad we've got

00:26:43something for tonight.

00:26:44Sam, I'm bloody starving.

00:26:45So Kai and I took food out

00:26:46as well

00:26:47and moved on.

00:26:48Great stuff.

00:26:49Oh, man.

00:26:58Whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:26:59We're all right, we're all right.

00:27:00Good job.

00:27:03Let's go.

00:27:08Wow.

00:27:09Okay.

00:27:10Different locations

00:27:11where they are now

00:27:12and on the beach

00:27:13by the look of it.

00:27:15What's revealed

00:27:16contains a video.

00:27:17It will give them

00:27:18vital information.

00:27:23Kai, are you there?

00:27:25No.

00:27:25What happened

00:27:26with getting to the food?

00:27:27Oh, it was madness.

00:27:28The whole gearbox

00:27:29was on fire.

00:27:31Holy moly.

00:27:32I will give you a direction.

00:27:34Do you need to head

00:27:34northeast

00:27:35for five kilometers

00:27:36until you hit the coast?

00:27:37So put it right on northeast

00:27:39and it is sitting

00:27:40on the coast,

00:27:41so on the beach.

00:27:42There'll be a video

00:27:43in there

00:27:43which will contain

00:27:44information.

00:27:45A video in the gearbox?

00:27:47Yeah.

00:27:47I love you.

00:27:48Keep going.

00:27:50Hello?

00:27:51Hello?

00:27:51Oh, it's gone.

00:27:53All right,

00:27:54looks like I've got

00:27:54a fair trick in front of me.

00:27:55I've got five k's to go.

00:27:57Suze had mentioned

00:27:58to me on the phone

00:27:59that gearbox

00:27:59was for video,

00:28:01so I'm very much hoping

00:28:03there's a video

00:28:04of Suze there.

00:28:05I reckon I've got

00:28:06about two hours

00:28:07before dark.

00:28:08I just have to

00:28:09get there as quick

00:28:10as I can.

00:28:10Oh, fuck's sake.

00:28:19I need to get

00:28:20out of this building.

00:28:22I'm getting pretty annoyed

00:28:23because I've been

00:28:23trying to find my way

00:28:24out of this slaughterhouse

00:28:25for so long now

00:28:26and I know I'm wasting

00:28:26heaves of time.

00:28:28I don't know

00:28:28what we're going to do.

00:28:30I am trying

00:28:31to stay calm

00:28:31but I just know

00:28:32I've got to get

00:28:33to the gearbox

00:28:33because Darren said

00:28:34there's food in there.

00:28:38What's going on here,

00:28:39Millie-Millie?

00:28:39Millie had been

00:28:40sitting around

00:28:40for 40 minutes

00:28:41in the same spot,

00:28:43100 metres away

00:28:44from the food.

00:28:45The clue I've got

00:28:46says your rescuer

00:28:47can take as much

00:28:48as they need.

00:28:49If Millie doesn't

00:28:50get there first,

00:28:51I'm not confident

00:28:51that they would all

00:28:53leave enough food.

00:28:57It's a worry.

00:29:03As Kai and Jeff

00:29:04trek towards the coast,

00:29:08journalist Peter

00:29:09and Tradie Nick

00:29:10are next to find

00:29:11the food.

00:29:16OK.

00:29:18Two meals.

00:29:19So that's just us,

00:29:20isn't it?

00:29:20Yeah.

00:29:21All right.

00:29:22That's it.

00:29:23I'm not certain

00:29:24who's ahead,

00:29:24I'm not certain

00:29:25who's behind us

00:29:26but there are only

00:29:26two canisters in there.

00:29:28We both need food

00:29:29so the only choice

00:29:30is to take it.

00:29:31I don't want to

00:29:32screw over anybody

00:29:33but at the same time

00:29:34I need this stuff.

00:29:36My job is to

00:29:39get my brother out

00:29:40and not to support them.

00:29:44At the front of the pack,

00:29:47Kai has reached the coastline

00:29:48in search of the video tablet.

00:29:50Looks like Kai's very close

00:29:52to the video gearbox

00:29:53and because it's out

00:29:55on the beach,

00:29:56hopefully it'll be

00:29:57relatively easy

00:29:58for her to access.

00:30:02I get to the gearbox

00:30:03on the beach

00:30:04and the tide has come in.

00:30:06I can see the box

00:30:07submerged in the water.

00:30:09It's getting late

00:30:10and I know

00:30:11the worst possible thing

00:30:12I could do now

00:30:13is to get my clothes wet.

00:30:15Well, it wasn't

00:30:21a complete

00:30:22stay dry success

00:30:23but better

00:30:25than it would have been

00:30:26if I went in

00:30:26with all my clothes on.

00:30:29Looks like I'm

00:30:30going for a dip.

00:30:31Jeff is close behind.

00:30:38Lou.

00:30:38Kai, did you get

00:30:39to that gearbox?

00:30:40I did.

00:30:41It was half

00:30:42in the ocean though

00:30:43so I had to

00:30:44slip off to get it.

00:30:46Do you have

00:30:47an idea

00:30:47where I can camp though?

00:30:48I've got like

00:30:49minutes of sun left here.

00:30:51Yeah, absolutely.

00:30:52Just keep heading

00:30:53northwesterly direction.

00:30:55North-west, yeah.

00:30:55And just before

00:30:56you get to the next point

00:30:57there looks like

00:30:57a nice sheltered spot.

00:30:58Gotcha, gotcha.

00:30:59Yeah, I can see

00:31:00the point in the distance.

00:31:01Don't watch the video

00:31:02until you get there.

00:31:03Okay.

00:31:03As quick as you can

00:31:04get set up.

00:31:05I'll get to...

00:31:06Come watch it.

00:31:07Alright, I will.

00:31:08I can't wait.

00:31:09Okay, awesome.

00:31:10Thanks, Lou.

00:31:10I'm going to get going

00:31:11so I can get a chance

00:31:12to get some good shelter

00:31:13before the sun goes.

00:31:14Get warm nice and quick.

00:31:16Lou?

00:31:19Alright.

00:31:20Kai's in a hurry

00:31:21to get to camp

00:31:22and get set up

00:31:23before she runs out

00:31:24of daylight.

00:31:26Last thing you want

00:31:27to be doing

00:31:27is setting up

00:31:29camp in the dark.

00:31:35Back at the slaughterhouse

00:31:36Millie has finally

00:31:38found the way out.

00:31:40Millie doesn't need much food

00:31:43but if there's no food left

00:31:45you could leave her hungry.

00:31:52Mmm.

00:31:55Finally I find the exit

00:31:56and I've realised

00:31:58that I'm in a junkyard

00:31:59which feels like

00:31:59I'm right at home.

00:32:00That was fucking intense, man.

00:32:03Oh.

00:32:04Darren said there's food

00:32:05in here so

00:32:06I know I'm going to need it

00:32:08to get through

00:32:09the rest of today

00:32:10but

00:32:11are you fucking kidding me?

00:32:13There's no food

00:32:14in the gearbox for me.

00:32:15It's completely empty.

00:32:17I know I'm not hungry now

00:32:19but I'm going to need

00:32:19that food

00:32:20that's not in the gearbox

00:32:22to get through tomorrow

00:32:23so that's really annoying.

00:32:29Darren?

00:32:30Mildred?

00:32:31What's going on?

00:32:32I got to the gearbox.

00:32:33Right, OK.

00:32:34Was there

00:32:35plenty of food in there?

00:32:36No, there's no food

00:32:37in there at all.

00:32:38Wow, OK.

00:32:39So somebody else

00:32:40has taken all that food.

00:32:41Yeah.

00:32:41If I go to bed

00:32:42with no food

00:32:43then it's going to be

00:32:44a struggle tomorrow.

00:32:45We're just going to have

00:32:45to get our skates on, mate.

00:32:47Food or no food,

00:32:48you've just got to

00:32:48complete this mission

00:32:49as quick as you can.

00:32:50Yeah.

00:32:50I'm sorry I didn't

00:32:51get any food.

00:32:54I'm hoping she'll be

00:32:55able to get to camp,

00:32:56set up camp

00:32:57and get through the night

00:32:57and fire up again

00:33:00in the morning

00:33:01with no food in her belly.

00:33:11On New Zealand's

00:33:12south-east coast

00:33:13Peter and Nick

00:33:14are racing against

00:33:15a rising tide

00:33:16to retrieve

00:33:17a video tablet.

00:33:19He hasn't got

00:33:20much daylight left.

00:33:21Hopefully they can

00:33:22get camp set up

00:33:23before it gets

00:33:24completely dark.

00:33:25Jeff and Kai

00:33:26are already

00:33:27making their way

00:33:28I reckon up here

00:33:30looks pretty good.

00:33:31to a camping spot.

00:33:33Oh my gosh,

00:33:34we have to sleep

00:33:35in here.

00:33:37As the sun's setting

00:33:37I find the only

00:33:38flat grassy area

00:33:39I can find

00:33:40by the beach

00:33:41and soon I'm joined

00:33:42by Pete and Nick.

00:33:44Oh hello.

00:33:45Hey, how are we?

00:33:46You can set up

00:33:47that bloody tent

00:33:48quick, Kaya.

00:33:49Oh, I've had a few

00:33:50years of experience

00:33:51of setting up tents.

00:33:52Oh, I bet.

00:33:57Trailing behind,

00:33:59the youngest rescuer,

00:34:00Millie,

00:34:00has hit the coast.

00:34:01Must be closing in

00:34:08on dark.

00:34:11I hope Millie gets

00:34:12to that box soon.

00:34:13Oh, fuck's sake.

00:34:16Are you kidding me?

00:34:18The air's getting

00:34:18colder as the sun's

00:34:19going down

00:34:20so I know

00:34:20even though the water's

00:34:21cold I'm going to be

00:34:22colder once I get back out.

00:34:27Darren said this is

00:34:28a video or something

00:34:28that'll help for tomorrow.

00:34:30Definitely got a little

00:34:31bit wetter

00:34:32than I would have liked.

00:34:37Hey, Darren.

00:34:38Mildred.

00:34:38How much light

00:34:39have you got left there?

00:34:40Not much.

00:34:41The sun's gone.

00:34:42I found a camp spot

00:34:43for you.

00:34:44At the end of the beach

00:34:45there's a little stand

00:34:45of trees.

00:34:46Get hustling, mate.

00:34:47Really, really, really

00:34:48get moving.

00:34:49Yeah, okay.

00:34:50I can do that.

00:34:51Love you, dude.

00:34:52See ya.

00:34:52Love you.

00:34:52See ya.

00:34:55I'm pretty annoyed

00:34:56right now.

00:34:57I'm cold.

00:34:58I'm wet

00:34:58and I haven't eaten all day

00:34:59so I'm starving.

00:35:00I know I need to

00:35:01set up camp soon.

00:35:02You don't mind if I jump

00:35:12in here, do you?

00:35:13Find a space, mate.

00:35:14Oh, God.

00:35:19Dudes.

00:35:19Hey.

00:35:20Oh, hey.

00:35:21What's going on?

00:35:22Oh, my goodness.

00:35:23How are you?

00:35:24A bit wet and a bit cold

00:35:25but I made it.

00:35:26I've arrived at camp

00:35:27and everyone else

00:35:28is halfway through

00:35:29cooking their meals.

00:35:30I'm the only one

00:35:31without dinner.

00:35:32Did you get food?

00:35:33No, I didn't.

00:35:34I opened the gearbox

00:35:35and it was just empty.

00:35:37Oh, no.

00:35:38Really?

00:35:39Food is everything

00:35:40out here because

00:35:41everything that I'm doing

00:35:42burns so many calories.

00:35:44Oh, no.

00:35:45As soon as I realise

00:35:46Millie doesn't have

00:35:47any food,

00:35:48I feel a little bit

00:35:49of guilt initially.

00:35:51Everyone here

00:35:51is trying to find

00:35:52their loved one

00:35:53and if she's got no food,

00:35:54how's she going to have

00:35:55the energy to do that?

00:35:56Well, I've just cooked up

00:35:57some now if you want some.

00:35:59If you have any leftovers,

00:36:01yeah, otherwise

00:36:01it's not a big deal.

00:36:03We're literally cooking now,

00:36:05so you want some

00:36:06of my green mush?

00:36:08I would love

00:36:08some of your green mush.

00:36:09Sounds very appetising,

00:36:11I know.

00:36:12There you go, Mill.

00:36:13Thanks, mate.

00:36:14It means I have to give up

00:36:15my food,

00:36:16which means calories,

00:36:17which means energy

00:36:18out here,

00:36:19but it's the right thing

00:36:20to do.

00:36:22What's the Uber

00:36:23each rating?

00:36:24Hmm.

00:36:24This is pretty good.

00:36:25It's all right, isn't it?

00:36:26It's like chunky mashed potato

00:36:28with a bit of flavour.

00:36:29It kind of is a bit,

00:36:30isn't it?

00:36:31Like, I'd probably give this

00:36:32like an 8 out of 10.

00:36:33Oh, yeah.

00:36:36I was really relieved

00:36:37that everyone was offering

00:36:38to share their food with me.

00:36:39Seriously, just a little bit,

00:36:40like...

00:36:41Honestly, take more.

00:36:42No, no, no.

00:36:44Everyone in this group

00:36:44seems really friendly,

00:36:46but I know they all

00:36:47have their own motivations

00:36:48and that they all want to win.

00:36:49That was pretty good.

00:36:50So I'm definitely

00:36:51going to be wary of them.

00:36:53Guys, thanks.

00:36:53I really appreciate it.

00:36:54Do you want some more?

00:36:55No, I'm full, seriously.

00:36:57All right.

00:36:58Well, it's been nice

00:36:58actually, like,

00:37:00spend some time

00:37:00with these people

00:37:01I see fleeting

00:37:02through the distance.

00:37:03Yeah, sounds like

00:37:04everyone's here

00:37:04for the right reasons.

00:37:05Yeah.

00:37:06We've all got commitments

00:37:07to our partners

00:37:09who are in the hole,

00:37:10but I think

00:37:11we ought to be

00:37:13helping each other.

00:37:14You've got to look

00:37:14after each other out here.

00:37:17I promise you

00:37:18there'll be times

00:37:18when we're going to have

00:37:19to make some difficult

00:37:19decisions, I suspect,

00:37:21but as far as we can,

00:37:22I'm really pleased

00:37:23to help and support

00:37:24every one of you guys.

00:37:26I think now that I know

00:37:27a few of the other rescuers,

00:37:29in times where we can

00:37:30work together,

00:37:31that's going to be a strength,

00:37:32but if there's going

00:37:33to be times where

00:37:34we have to put ourselves

00:37:36before the others,

00:37:37that's going to make

00:37:38it a lot more difficult.

00:37:41Ready to watch the video?

00:37:42Night, everyone.

00:37:44Now I just want to

00:37:58hang out and laugh

00:37:59about shit.

00:38:01The fact that I'm able

00:38:03to send Nico

00:38:03a message

00:38:05offering words

00:38:06of encouragement

00:38:07is important.

00:38:09I just hope that

00:38:10it gives him strength

00:38:11to continue on.

00:38:14I hope you're doing well

00:38:27out there.

00:38:28I know it's tough,

00:38:30but we've got that

00:38:32mentality where

00:38:32we don't give up.

00:38:34Looking forward to

00:38:35catching up,

00:38:36laughing,

00:38:37enjoying a Mr. Whippy.

00:38:40hurry up and get me.

00:38:44I'm over this.

00:38:46I'm done.

00:38:48Yeah,

00:38:49I'm done.

00:38:49He looks pretty rugged.

00:39:01Ruggedly handsome,

00:39:02but still rugged.

00:39:06He's definitely struggling.

00:39:08Looking at him there,

00:39:09I haven't seen him

00:39:10like that before,

00:39:11but I know what he'd

00:39:12want me to do,

00:39:13and that's just to take

00:39:14motivation out of that.

00:39:15So I'm going to be

00:39:18thinking about that

00:39:19message when I'm racing,

00:39:20when I'm hustling as

00:39:21hard as I can.

00:39:22That's what I'm going

00:39:23to have in my mind.

00:39:31Hey, darling,

00:39:32I hope you're doing okay.

00:39:34Please know that I'm

00:39:35absolutely fine here

00:39:37and that I just think

00:39:38you're doing the most

00:39:39amazing job out there.

00:39:41We're so close to the

00:39:43end now,

00:39:44and yeah,

00:39:45dig in,

00:39:46hang in there.

00:39:47Please don't be

00:39:48worrying about me

00:39:48because I am

00:39:49absolutely fine,

00:39:50I promise.

00:39:51And I know that

00:39:52it won't be easy,

00:39:54but it will be worth it.

00:39:55So I love you so much,

00:39:58and I know that

00:39:59you'll be making

00:40:00our little boys so proud

00:40:01when they watch this,

00:40:01so just keep going.

00:40:03She looks amazing.

00:40:04She always does.

00:40:05I don't know how

00:40:06I got so lucky to

00:40:07marry someone so beautiful.

00:40:08So,

00:40:10not just physically,

00:40:11just inside and out,

00:40:12just a really

00:40:13tremendous woman.

00:40:16Yeah,

00:40:16I reckon I could watch

00:40:17that on repeat all night.

00:40:20Makes me try

00:40:21and just steal myself

00:40:22even more that I've

00:40:23got to go and get her,

00:40:23you know.

00:40:24She's,

00:40:24she's one of a kind

00:40:26and the love of my life,

00:40:27so I've just got

00:40:29to go get her.

00:40:31And I'm going to

00:40:32watch it again.

00:40:32I cannot wait

00:40:41to be sitting out there

00:40:42on the farm porch

00:40:43with you.

00:40:44I wouldn't have anyone

00:40:45else come and rescue me.

00:40:46Oh,

00:40:47it's nice to see her,

00:40:48you know,

00:40:48she's just a voice

00:40:49on the other end

00:40:50of the phone right now.

00:40:51just reminds me

00:41:00about why I'm here.

00:41:08Millie,

00:41:08I miss you,

00:41:09mate.

00:41:10Oh,

00:41:10my fucking God,

00:41:11wait.

00:41:14I didn't even

00:41:15recognise that

00:41:15that was Darren

00:41:16because he's got

00:41:17this stupid beard

00:41:18going on.

00:41:19I feel like my fuzz.

00:41:20I feel like

00:41:21Isaac and Charlie.

00:41:22You're doing so amazing.

00:41:24Keep on pushing hard.

00:41:26See you,

00:41:26dickhead.

00:41:27Come and get me.

00:41:29Oh,

00:41:29my fucking God.

00:41:31I did not

00:41:32even recognise him.

00:41:34But fuck,

00:41:34I miss Darren

00:41:35so much.

00:41:37Hey,

00:41:38Peter,

00:41:39hurry up

00:41:39and get your ass

00:41:40on.

00:41:41Holy dooly.

00:41:42Don't know

00:41:43how the hell

00:41:43you bloody

00:41:44put up with this

00:41:45in Egypt.

00:41:46It's just

00:41:47nuts.

00:41:48But,

00:41:49yeah,

00:41:49really proud of you

00:41:50and just keep

00:41:51going hard,

00:41:52mate.

00:41:52We're nearly

00:41:52at the end.

00:41:53Hopefully,

00:41:53we can do it.

00:41:55Oh,

00:41:55man.

00:41:57I didn't recognise

00:41:59him at first.

00:41:59He's got so much

00:42:00whiskers on his face.

00:42:03He looks a little

00:42:04wild-eyed.

00:42:05I'm a bit worried

00:42:06about him,

00:42:06but he sounds

00:42:08solid,

00:42:08you know.

00:42:11Gosh,

00:42:12I'm really proud

00:42:13of him for

00:42:13toughing it out

00:42:14as well as he has.

00:42:16it's emotional

00:42:22because I can

00:42:22relate to it,

00:42:23you know.

00:42:26Like,

00:42:27you know,

00:42:30physically,

00:42:30it's a different

00:42:31place to the cell

00:42:32that I was in,

00:42:33but,

00:42:35you know,

00:42:35confinement is

00:42:36confinement.

00:42:36and it's a place

00:42:40where your head

00:42:41messes with itself

00:42:42and I understand

00:42:43that really

00:42:44intimately.

00:42:46I spent 400 days

00:42:48in a concrete box

00:42:49in Egypt

00:42:50in very difficult

00:42:51circumstances,

00:42:52so I know

00:42:53what my brother

00:42:54is going through.

00:42:56It makes me feel

00:42:57quite bloody-minded

00:42:58about pushing forward

00:42:59and making sure

00:43:00I get to it.

00:43:00after resting overnight,

00:43:26no rescuers

00:43:27can proceed

00:43:27until their partners

00:43:28unlock the next set

00:43:30of directions.

00:43:37Oh,

00:43:37I haven't got a riddle.

00:43:40Oh,

00:43:40what has seas

00:43:42without water?

00:43:43Coasts without sand.

00:43:46Town without people.

00:43:48And mountains

00:43:48without land.

00:43:52Why is it town

00:43:53without people?

00:43:54You're good at peace,

00:43:59normally.

00:44:02Oh,

00:44:02far.

00:44:05Coasts without sand.

00:44:08A map?

00:44:14How did I just get that?

00:44:15It's a map.

00:44:22Yes.

00:44:24Gearbox revealed.

00:44:25Contains the sub.

00:44:30Pico.

00:44:31Pico,

00:44:31there's a stand-up paddleboard

00:44:33about 900 metres from you.

00:44:35You are going to head

00:44:36across that point.

00:44:38Yeah.

00:44:38The SUP

00:44:39is right there.

00:44:41Rip in men,

00:44:42there's only three boards,

00:44:43so you've got to get there first.

00:44:44So I'm going to have to hustle.

00:44:46There are only three SUPs there,

00:44:48so coming last

00:44:49is going to cost you.

00:44:50OK.

00:44:52To reach the paddleboards,

00:44:55rescuers must race

00:44:56for one kilometre up the beach

00:44:57and over a steep headland.

00:45:00There are only three paddleboards,

00:45:02so the slowest two rescuers

00:45:04will be forced to wait.

00:45:08After their partners

00:45:09solve the puzzle quickest,

00:45:11Nick and Kai

00:45:12are setting off.

00:45:20Further back are Jeff,

00:45:22Peter,

00:45:23and Millie,

00:45:24who's already struggling

00:45:26on the sand

00:45:26with an old injury.

00:45:28Carrying a heavy backpack

00:45:30is a problem

00:45:30because of my ankle.

00:45:32Millie broke her ankle

00:45:33about 12 months ago.

00:45:34She got drunk

00:45:35and was doing silly things

00:45:37and broke it.

00:45:41Heaps of running

00:45:42with a backpack,

00:45:42it could become an issue.

00:45:46It's critical Millie

00:45:47gets one of those

00:45:48three stand-up paddleboards.

00:45:50Without that,

00:45:51she's going to have

00:45:51to wait for one

00:45:52and it's just going to

00:45:53suck up some real valuable time.

00:46:00Alex smashed that puzzle

00:46:01this morning,

00:46:02which goes to a really good head start.

00:46:04So my strategy now

00:46:05is just to try and keep running

00:46:06as much as I can.

00:46:09I see Nick in the distance

00:46:11and Jeff's right behind me.

00:46:13I feel like my knowledge

00:46:15is the thing

00:46:16that's getting me through.

00:46:17I use my hiking expertise

00:46:20to make sure I get

00:46:21one of those three paddleboards.

00:46:25It's absolutely vital

00:46:26that I'm amongst the first three.

00:46:29That means I have to beat Jeff.

00:46:33We're running across the slope

00:46:35and Jeff is ahead of me

00:46:37so I push harder.

00:46:38I'm determined

00:46:39to get there first.

00:46:41He's almost 20 years younger than me

00:46:43and he looks fitter

00:46:44and stronger.

00:46:48I think I could be

00:46:49in deep, deep trouble.

00:46:53I'll get to the stand-up paddleboard first.

00:46:56God for that.

00:46:56And Kai is

00:46:59right on my tail.

00:47:01I know that I'm just

00:47:02going to have to go as hard

00:47:03on this paddleboard as I can.

00:47:06Gearbox revealed

00:47:07coordinates to the rendezvous.

00:47:10So it looks like

00:47:11Nico's going to need

00:47:12to give me coordinates

00:47:14and then

00:47:16I'm going to have to

00:47:17direct him where to go.

00:47:22You there, mate?

00:47:22Nico, tell me you've got a sub.

00:47:25Got one, mate.

00:47:25Got one.

00:47:26Fantastic.

00:47:27All right, brilliant.

00:47:28Mate, I need you to head

00:47:29down that inlet

00:47:29about 700 metres

00:47:31and then you're going

00:47:32to turn right.

00:47:33Yeah.

00:47:34Look out for some coordinates

00:47:35in plain sight.

00:47:36Okay.

00:47:37On the route to the gearbox

00:47:38and you need to remember those

00:47:40so I can input them in here

00:47:42to reveal the rendezvous point.

00:47:44Okay, so I've got to

00:47:45remember the coordinates.

00:47:46Yeah.

00:47:46All right.

00:47:47All right, brother.

00:47:48Rip in.

00:47:49Good luck.

00:47:50Rescuers must paddle

00:47:51along the inlet

00:47:52and find the coordinates

00:47:53which are hidden

00:47:54in plain sight.

00:47:57They can then relay

00:47:58the coordinates

00:47:59to their partner

00:47:59and reveal the location

00:48:01of the rendezvous point.

00:48:03It is very tough out here.

00:48:12We've left Millie behind.

00:48:14Peter's right there

00:48:15on my tail.

00:48:17There's only three sucks

00:48:18on the beach

00:48:18and I can see two rescuers

00:48:20in front of me

00:48:21and know that there's

00:48:22only one left to go

00:48:23so I hustle as quick

00:48:25as I can.

00:48:25Jeff is third

00:48:28to reach the boards.

00:48:29Absolutely cooked.

00:48:34Nothing.

00:48:35I missed out on the board.

00:48:37Three paddle boards,

00:48:39four rescuers

00:48:42and I'm number four.

00:48:44I'm so frustrated

00:48:55that I've missed out

00:48:56on that vital third

00:48:57stand-up paddle board.

00:48:58The only thing I can do

00:48:59is wait for someone

00:49:00to come back

00:49:01and take that board

00:49:02as soon as they're in.

00:49:03It's a really,

00:49:04really big setback.

00:49:07Did we get one?

00:49:09No.

00:49:09Fuck.

00:49:10Out in front,

00:49:22Nick is searching

00:49:23for coordinates

00:49:24which will lead him

00:49:25to the rendezvous point.

00:49:27Fail to do so in time

00:49:28and teams will be eliminated.

00:49:32Alex tells me

00:49:32there's coordinates

00:49:34that I've got to look out for.

00:49:35The clue is

00:49:36it's hidden in plain sight.

00:49:38We'll go together

00:49:39so that we don't miss it.

00:49:40I've seen no numbers anywhere.

00:49:42Is there anything else

00:49:43you can see written?

00:49:45If we can all

00:49:45stay together

00:49:46there's a higher chance

00:49:47that we can find

00:49:48this coordinate.

00:49:49I think we've gone too far.

00:49:53I'm so worried

00:49:54about the time

00:49:55I'm really starting to worry

00:49:56I'm not going to make it.

00:49:59We're bang on two hours

00:50:01and my nerves

00:50:02are through the roof.

00:50:07Can't go anywhere

00:50:08without the coordinates

00:50:09so I hope he knows

00:50:11what he's actually

00:50:12looking for as well.

00:50:14There is not much time left

00:50:17and we've still got

00:50:18a bit to do.

00:50:20Millie has arrived

00:50:21at the inlet

00:50:22well behind

00:50:23the other rescuers.

00:50:24There's no paddle boards left.

00:50:26I have no idea

00:50:27how much time

00:50:28I have left.

00:50:32Darren?

00:50:33Mildred, how are you going?

00:50:34I'm okay.

00:50:36You don't sound that great.

00:50:37What's going on?

00:50:37There's no paddle boards left.

00:50:39Okay, so now you're going

00:50:40to have to really hustle, man.

00:50:41Okay.

00:50:43Yeah, no,

00:50:43you've fucking got this.

00:50:45Pick up,

00:50:46get on with it.

00:50:47I know you can do it.

00:50:48I know you're going to be able

00:50:48to smash the shit out of it.

00:50:50Get on with it, yeah?

00:50:51Yeah, I know.

00:50:52Can you do it?

00:50:53Yes, I can do it.

00:50:54Push, push, push.

00:50:55Yep.

00:50:55Love you, mate.

00:50:55See you, Dickhead.

00:50:57Bye.

00:51:00Darren is definitely

00:51:00a good motivator.

00:51:01He always says

00:51:02the right things

00:51:02at the right time,

00:51:03but I just sometimes

00:51:05when I'm in a different headspace

00:51:06find it hard to listen to him.

00:51:08I don't want to get eliminated.

00:51:09Do whatever I can.

00:51:12I've done a few laps

00:51:13up and down now

00:51:14and I'm suddenly

00:51:14really frustrated.

00:51:16I can't find

00:51:16where these coordinates are.

00:51:23What's your paddle got on it?

00:51:25320?

00:51:27320.

00:51:28Same.

00:51:28Is that a coordinate?

00:51:30Yeah, I mean,

00:51:31320 is a coordinate.

00:51:33Try 320.

00:51:35It's got to be 320, eh?

00:51:36It's got to be.

00:51:37Now I've just got to

00:51:38get to the gearbox

00:51:38and speak to Alex.

00:51:44The guys are taking

00:51:45an awful lot longer

00:51:46to return with the paddle boards

00:51:48than I ever imagined

00:51:49and I'm starting to see

00:51:51this whole rescue mission

00:51:52disappear in front of me.

00:51:55Run, brother, run.

00:52:00I noticed the number

00:52:01on my paddle.

00:52:02I'm hoping that was it

00:52:03the whole time

00:52:03and I was just too dumb

00:52:05to look at it.

00:52:05Niko.

00:52:10Bye.

00:52:10Try 320.

00:52:12320.

00:52:13OK.

00:52:14Yeah, that's it, bro.

00:52:16That's it.

00:52:17Fuck, OK.

00:52:18We've got ages to go.

00:52:20You're going to have to go

00:52:21back to where the board

00:52:22or where it was.

00:52:23Yeah.

00:52:23And then it's going to be

00:52:24northwest.

00:52:25Hug the coastline

00:52:26along that beach.

00:52:27All right, I'm going to get

00:52:28going.

00:52:28I'm going to race.

00:52:29Go, bro.

00:52:29We've got 59 minutes.

00:52:31Yep, rip in.

00:52:31I've just got to get

00:52:35to the coast

00:52:35and then hug that

00:52:36the whole way.

00:52:36Keep the ocean on my right.

00:52:38Until you get to that river,

00:52:39go across, head north.

00:52:40All right, you've got

00:52:4055 minutes on the clock.

00:52:43About 2.3km

00:52:44northwest.

00:52:46All right, I've got to get

00:52:47back to where I got

00:52:48the sand up paddle boards

00:52:49from and then I've got

00:52:50about a 2km hike

00:52:51on the beach.

00:52:52As the front runners

00:52:57return their paddle boards,

00:52:59Peter and Millie

00:53:00can finally get going.

00:53:03What'd you do up there?

00:53:04Have a picnic or something?

00:53:05It's hard work.

00:53:08Good day, mate.

00:53:09Hey.

00:53:09Thanks, matey.

00:53:10Look on the paddle.

00:53:11Look on the paddle.

00:53:12They've spent a lot of time

00:53:14out there and I'm really

00:53:15quite worried about how much

00:53:17of the time has already

00:53:18vanished.

00:53:19I need to get going fast.

00:53:22Just really frustrating

00:53:25having to wait, so just

00:53:27got to get on with it.

00:53:29I've definitely wasted

00:53:29a lot of time on basically

00:53:31everything, the puzzle,

00:53:33where I left last and

00:53:34waiting for the paddle board.

00:53:35Definitely took up the most

00:53:36time, so I don't need

00:53:37to power through.

00:53:40It doesn't have heaps of

00:53:41time left to get to the

00:53:42coordinates box to reveal

00:53:44the rendezvous and get there.

00:53:46Not full of confidence

00:53:48at the moment.

00:53:48The first three rescuers are

00:53:53trekking two kilometres up

00:53:54the coast towards the

00:53:56rendezvous point, while Peter

00:53:58is ready to receive his

00:54:00directions.

00:54:02Hey, mate.

00:54:02Did you find the coordinates?

00:54:04320.

00:54:07Rendezvous point revealed.

00:54:09Holy shit.

00:54:11It's fucking miles away.

00:54:12It's probably about 2km to the

00:54:18northwest, right on the beach.

00:54:20OK, mate.

00:54:20No worries.

00:54:21I'll get it.

00:54:22Go, go.

00:54:24My heart sinks.

00:54:25My legs are already cooked,

00:54:26and I've still got a hell of a

00:54:27long way, and I've got to do it

00:54:29fast because time is really

00:54:31running out.

00:54:32At the back of the pack,

00:54:36Millie has reached the

00:54:37coordinates' gearbox.

00:54:43Mildred, how are you going?

00:54:46Fucked off.

00:54:47Why's that?

00:54:48Many, many reasons.

00:54:49Well, you know what?

00:54:50It sounds like you're really

00:54:51pissed off and you're really

00:54:51angry, and I want you to use

00:54:54that anger, mate, and use that

00:54:56fucked offness, and we are going

00:54:58to smash it now, right?

00:55:00Smash someone in the head.

00:55:01All right, well, you're just

00:55:04going to have to move as quick

00:55:05as you can if you want to make

00:55:06it to the next leg, mate, OK?

00:55:08Yep.

00:55:09I really need you to rescue me,

00:55:11so what you can do, what you can

00:55:12do.

00:55:13Yep.

00:55:14Love you, mate.

00:55:15Work hard.

00:55:15Love you, too.

00:55:16Proud of you.

00:55:22Millie was pretty upset then,

00:55:24hoping she can use that anger and

00:55:26push through the discomfort that

00:55:28her ankle is giving her.

00:55:29Yeah, that's all I can ask for

00:55:32at the moment.

00:55:45All rescuers still need to cross

00:55:47an inlet and trek two kilometres

00:55:50along the sand to the rendezvous

00:55:51point before the clock runs out

00:55:53or face elimination.

00:55:55It's a fair distance to cover

00:55:57without much time left.

00:56:02Something really warm up.

00:56:04This trek along the beach is

00:56:05definitely the hardest thing I've

00:56:06done so far.

00:56:07The backpack, all of your clothes

00:56:09inside, in a hot wet suit.

00:56:12Despite being so exhausted,

00:56:14there's no way in the world I'll

00:56:15quit.

00:56:15I'm stuffed.

00:56:19Nick is first to reach the inlet,

00:56:22where surf skis wait.

00:56:24Jeff and Kai are close behind.

00:56:30I've never rode one of these

00:56:31before in my life.

00:56:33I don't know what my technique is

00:56:34going to be.

00:56:34OK.

00:56:38Looks like he's finally crossing

00:56:40that inlet.

00:56:42It's going to be very fine.

00:56:43So much stress.

00:56:49A little surf ski.

00:56:51Let's go.

00:56:52My backpack is full to the brim.

00:56:56There's no way I can shut it.

00:56:57I can't make it waterproof.

00:56:59I know what my balance is like.

00:57:01So I make the tough decision that

00:57:03the backpack needs to survive out

00:57:04of the water more than I do.

00:57:06Because I need these clothes later

00:57:07down the line.

00:57:10I don't know how he's getting

00:57:11across that river as he's

00:57:12swimming.

00:57:14It's stressful to watch.

00:57:19Well, they feel pretty wobbly.

00:57:22I'll see how I go.

00:57:29He's making his way up the beach

00:57:30now.

00:57:31He's crossed over the inlet.

00:57:32Approximately 1km to go.

00:57:36It's probably the most nervous

00:57:37that I've felt during this mission.

00:57:40It's cutting it fine, I guess.

00:57:44It's cutting it very fine.

00:57:46Ready for the final push.

00:57:48This is go time now.

00:57:48Come on, darling.

00:57:54Come on, darling.

00:57:56You'll just dig in.

00:57:57We're almost there.

00:57:58We're almost there.

00:57:58Oh!

00:57:59Oh, God.

00:58:01Nice guy.

00:58:02I'm absolutely cooked.

00:58:05But I just got to keep going.

00:58:06Got a couple of kilometres to go.

00:58:11I'm exhausted.

00:58:13I'm boiling hot inside that

00:58:14wetsuit.

00:58:15But I simply can't afford to ease

00:58:17up.

00:58:18I really have to step on the gas

00:58:20now.

00:58:21This is going to be really

00:58:22tight.

00:58:24As soon as I saw the rendezvous

00:58:26point in the distance, it was just

00:58:27time to motor.

00:58:29It's pretty much there.

00:58:39Mate, you there?

00:58:40Yeah, gotcha.

00:58:40How are you feeling?

00:58:41Mate, I am absolutely cooked.

00:58:44You should be so proud of yourself.

00:58:45We made it.

00:58:46We made it.

00:58:46Mate, you're a weapon.

00:58:48You're an absolute weapon.

00:58:51I'm just so proud of myself to get

00:58:53this far.

00:58:54Rescuing Alex and getting that

00:58:56prize money.

00:58:57Now that it's so close, you can

00:58:58almost touch it.

00:59:02Come on, almost there.

00:59:15How you doing?

00:59:16Oh, you made it.

00:59:17Yeah?

00:59:18You're a beauty.

00:59:20Oh, you've done so well.

00:59:22Right on, babe.

00:59:23That was ridiculous.

00:59:24A couple of days.

00:59:28Did I make it?

00:59:33You did.

00:59:34Just.

00:59:35Holy fuck.

00:59:36You absolute champion.

00:59:38Holy moly.

00:59:43Millie and Peter are yet to cross the

00:59:45inland for the final trek to the

00:59:47rendezvous point.

00:59:48I've got barely any time on the clock, but I've

00:59:51also got barely any energy left.

00:59:55Yeah, yeah, mate.

00:59:57If I'm not really careful, I'm bound to make

01:00:00stupid mistakes.

01:00:00Hampered by an ankle injury, Millie is last to make it to the

01:00:10surf skis.

01:00:13Time's ticking away.

01:00:15My way to go, kid.

01:00:16I'm not filled with massive confidence at the moment that

01:00:19Millie's going to make it before the clock runs out.

01:00:21I've just had a fucking love of this shit.

01:00:38I just don't know what to do.

01:00:41I'm really tired and my ankle hurts.

01:00:43I've started the day behind and I'm still behind.

01:00:46I'm not sure if I'm going to make it to the RV point in time.

01:00:49I do wish Darren was here right now and I wouldn't be in

01:00:54this situation.

01:00:57He's still in the water, mate.

01:00:59What is going on here, dude?

01:01:01With the clock ticking down, it's building my anxiety.

01:01:05I don't want her to be eliminated.

01:01:13I want to keep going, but this is so hard.

01:01:16I just can't think, I can't breathe, I can't do anything.

01:01:23And I've had enough.

01:01:24The rescuer's pickup transport is arriving, but Peter and Millie are yet to make it to

01:01:45the rendezvous point.

01:01:46You can't give up, Millie.

01:01:50You've just got to fight every step of the way.

01:01:53Until that clock's at zero, you've still got time.

01:01:56Don't stop.

01:01:57Just bloody get there.

01:02:01I'm not feeling the best, feeling down, but I know that Darren would give up if he was

01:02:05in this situation.

01:02:08I need to get to the end and I can't give up.

01:02:10She's crossing the little inlet now.

01:02:21Almost there, dude.

01:02:23I know you're not going to give up.

01:02:25I know you'll keep on fighting.

01:02:28Whatever is in your way, you will push through.

01:02:31I can barely breathe, but I am determined to keep this trot going all the way through to

01:02:43the rendezvous point.

01:02:44I'm not going to quit now.

01:02:47He's 100 metres from the RV.

01:02:54He's there, I'm going to call him.

01:02:58Andrew.

01:02:59Please tell me, did we make it?

01:03:05Mate, you made it.

01:03:07Holy shit.

01:03:08I thought we were done for.

01:03:11Just three minutes.

01:03:13Three minutes?

01:03:14Yeah.

01:03:15Oh, far out.

01:03:17That was hard, hard yakka.

01:03:19I don't know where you're pulling it from.

01:03:21I don't know either.

01:03:27We're getting down to the crunch time.

01:03:29I don't think either of us are ready to be eliminated after coming this far.

01:03:35I'm making it to the other side of the river, and in the distance I can see the RZ tower.

01:03:41Millie's ankle's not going to hold up to the rain.

01:03:43I know it's hard.

01:03:44I know it's going to hurt.

01:03:45But missing the time is going to hurt more, man.

01:03:47It's really hard to go fast, and because of my ankle, I just know that I need to make it to the end.

01:03:5550 metres, you've got it.

01:03:56I know you've fucking got it.

01:03:57It's so close, but if she's not going to be sprinting, she's not going to be making it, I don't think.

01:04:07That's it, Mildred.

01:04:22Time's up, mate.

01:04:23This will be a hard one.

01:04:38Darren.

01:04:40You there?

01:04:41Yep.

01:04:41I'm so proud of you, man.

01:04:46I'm going to tear up here because I'm so proud of the shit you've done and how far you've gone.

01:04:53And even though you sort of hit a wall, it looked like, watching your tracker, you still found that strength and that energy to push through it and to make it to the RV point.

01:05:04Yeah.

01:05:05I know I wasted a lot of time, so I don't think I made it here in time, but I got here, so...

01:05:10Nah, well, you haven't made it there in time, mate, but this one moment doesn't define this whole adventure for us, does it?

01:05:18You've jumped out of helicopters, you've rappelled down bridges, climbed up alongside waterfalls.

01:05:24You've done all these amazing things.

01:05:27And this one last little bit isn't what it's all about.

01:05:32Yep, love you.

01:05:34I love you too, mate, and we'll be together soon, yeah?

01:05:37Don't cry.

01:05:40Um, I'm tearing up and I'm just waiting for you to call me a dickhead and it's all cringy.

01:05:46Yeah, it's giving me the ick.

01:05:49I'm giving you the ick.

01:05:52Guess what I did?

01:05:54What?

01:05:55Drew a dick and balls in the sand.

01:05:57You drew a dick and balls in the sand?

01:06:00Yep.

01:06:00Well done, mate.

01:06:01That's the kid that I know and love.

01:06:04You, um, go get warm and dry and I'll talk to you soon, mate, okay?

01:06:08Yep, love you.

01:06:10Love you, mate.

01:06:11See ya.

01:06:11Our mission was about making memories and sharing an experience together.

01:06:16I've got no doubts we've ticked that box and we're going to be talking about this for years

01:06:19to come.

01:06:19This experience has really opened my eyes to what I'm capable of.

01:06:24There was definitely points where I thought, I don't know if I'm going to make it or not,

01:06:28but I'm just proud that I've made it this far.

01:06:33Four rescuers are now on their way to the second last leg of their mission.

01:06:41Every leg of this has been harder than the previous one.

01:06:44Even though we've come a long way, I can't take anything for granted with the end so close

01:06:49inside.

01:06:50We will keep on pushing no matter how hard of this journey may be.

01:06:59I do want to win.

01:07:01I want to see who's safe and get to the end.

01:07:04Next time, it's the penultimate leg of the mission.

01:07:15It is absolute pitch black.

01:07:17And they're still in the dark as to the whereabouts of their teammate.

01:07:22I don't know where I am, so I don't know what to do.

01:07:24The only way out is up.

01:07:27That is a hell of a long way up.

01:07:29But how are they going to get across this?

01:07:32The bridge is broken and dangling.

01:07:34I don't trust any of it.

01:07:36Walls.

01:07:36Oh no.

01:07:38Then, a choice of transport.

01:07:41There are not enough ultra-terrain vehicles available for everyone.

01:07:44And the obvious choice may not be the best one.

01:07:48All of a sudden, the bike doesn't seem such a bad option.

01:07:50Look out.

01:07:51Plus, the location of the hold is finally revealed.

01:07:55You were trapped to the east of Rotorua.

01:07:57Mate, we're close.

01:07:58If they make it to the rendezvous point within 24 hours,

01:08:02they'll be one step away from freeing their partners.

01:08:05I have to go fast.

01:08:06And winning a share of $100,000.

01:08:10I just hope we can get there quick enough.

01:08:13Can they pull off the ultimate escape?

01:08:16A video?

01:08:29Bye.

01:08:30Bye.

01:08:31Bye.

01:08:32Bon.

01:08:32Bye.

01:08:34Bye.

01:08:36Bye.

01:08:37Bye.

01:08:38Bye.

01:08:39Bye.

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