Put the pressure on them!
PHIL KEOGHAN: Previously on Tough As Nails...
-MERRYL: Let's go! -...in the team competition...
-SARAH: Tires on! -[engine starts]
-[cheering] -...Savage Crew had a breakthrough...
Savage Crew, baby!
...tying the score 4-4, while Dirty Hands...
-I need a-- I need a thing! -Come on. Come on, come on, come on.
...down a teammate
with Freight Train's early exit...
-Freight Train was our car guy. -We need instructions.
-We don't need instructions. -...fell apart.
-I got the front seat. You're killing me, dude. -No, no.
-[work whistle blows] -In the individual competition,
-Sarah struck oil... -MERRYL: Let's go, Sarah!
-SARAH: I've hit the mother lode. -Sarah!
-...and poured her way to first place. -[cheering]
Sarah absolutely killed it.
-That makes me nervous. -KEOGHAN: While Knuckles
-and Iraida took a spill... -[shouting]
-Oh, my God! No! -It's spilling over the side!
...and wound up in overtime.
Iraida turned the screw on Knuckles,
pulling out a victory.
Overcoming two overtimes
is proof I can do this.
KEOGHAN: And Knuckles punched out.
[horn honks]
Tonight, with the scores even,
it's a tiebreaker going into the final team challenge.
-CELI: We're all hungry. -ANGEL: This is everything.
-I'm on beast mode. -[work whistle blows] -SCOTT: Move. Move.
-SWIFTY: Let's go! -KEOGHAN: Only one team will win
-the $60,000 cash bonus. -I need help. I need help.
-The other... -SWIFTY: Merryl, no! -It's cut wrong!
...will be left hanging.
And with just five left in the individual competition...
SWIFTY: It's all about me now.
...the battle for theTough As Nails title...
She's racing right behind!
...reaches new heights.
-[grunts] -Whoa!
[siren wailing in distance]
MERRYL: Dude, $72,000
-on the line today. -SCOTT: Yeah.
-Everything that I got is coming out today. -Good.
-Absolutely. Absolutely. -No joke. -I'm with it.
I'm-I'm-- Let's go.
MERRYL: Today is win-win for us.
It's nothing personal. This is business.
And we're coming in to take it all.
When we're all talking, when we're all communicating,
when we're all on the same page,
-we are unstoppable. -We're on fire.
Unstoppable.
SARAH: Right now, it's tied, four up,
Savage Crew and Dirty Hands.
I'm ready to go. This is exciting.
IRAIDA: There is no tomorrow.
Today's your last day. What are you gonna do about it?
What are you gonna do with it? Today.
-It's gonna be intense today. -IRAIDA: Yeah.
ZEUS: Dirty Hands, going into this,
we're feeling good.
We're all motivated.
Even though we don't have Freight Train,
we understand that we all have capabilities.
We all have enough skill
to get this done and get the win today.
This is-- You know, Angel and I, this is our last chance
to compete in any way in this competition.
So... our backs, our hands,
you know, we can-- we can destroy our bodies today.
-Today is strictly business. I don't care. -Yeah.
Today-- I'm sorry-- I don't like you today.
Today's the day.
[horn honks]
♪
We are savages. Straight savages.
I'm on beast mode. I'm on beast mode.
SARAH: There's Phil.
-Morning! -OTHERS: Morning, Phil.
Today is the biggest day of them all for the team competition.
Yeah.
This is where we're working, inside here.
Follow me.
This is it.
If ever you want to be there
for your teammates, it's today.
We have a 4-4 tie.
This is the tiebreaker.
I notice everybody here is very serious.
I know why.
It's a lot on the line.
In this lunchbox,
going to one team,
$72,000.
$12,000 to win today's teams challenge
and cash bonus prize of $60,000.
This is life-changing money.
So we're gonna be celebrating the trades.
I mentioned that you are the best of the best
in your chosen trades.
We're gonna celebrate one today.
Drywalling.
There's over 300,000 drywallers in the United States.
It's a job that requires a lot of attention to detail.
And when you talk about drywalling,
you can't really think about drywalling
without thinking about perhaps
the most famous drywaller of them all.
And who is that?
Danny the Drywaller.
Drywall Danny!
♪
-[cheering and applause] -[laughter] -There he is!
KEOGHAN: How's that for an entrance, huh?
-CELI: That's awesome. -It is
an absolute honor to have you here, Danny.
Happy to be here.
Danny crushed it on season one.
He never finished below second on every single challenge.
An amazing team player.
LIZ: He's on Dirty Hands, right?
-He's on D... [laughs] -And he's on Dirty Hands.
Yes, he is. You want to say something about that, Danny?
I hope you guys keep it going,
pull out the win with the tiebreaker again.
So, get it, Dirty Hands.
-Sorry. -No offense taken.
Danny is a third-generation drywaller.
His dad's a drywaller,
grandfather's a drywaller.
Drywall Danny, we called you in because...
I don't know anybody else in the whole world that knows more
about drywall than you.
So what's the job that you have lined up for everybody?
The job today is to hang this structure.
So, we're gonna have you guys hanging Sheetrock.
There's 24 sheets--
nine on the ceiling, 15 on the walls.
Those sheets, how much do they weigh?
Some of 'em weigh-weigh over 100 pounds.
-Yep. -Wow.
♪
DANNY: Start with the ceiling first, 'cause that's how
I would do this.
There's lights. Those need to be cut out properly.
And then hang the walls after that.
There's windows.
There you go.
KEOGHAN: All right.
Danny is gonna be watching you while you work.
He wants to make sure that this drywall work
that you do today is up to standard,
because Danny does not accept anything but excellence.
Is that not right, Danny?
Perfectly right.
So, Savage Crew, as you can see,
Dirty Hands are still down one team member.
Does mean that you have to sit someone out today.
-Have you made a decision? -So I'll sit out.
-Okay. -No experience doing drywall, so...
It wasn't a hard decision
for me to sit this one out,
because Sarah says she has some experience
and I've never done anything with drywall.
The pride in being called Tough As Nailsteam champion,
$60,000 cash bonus
and $12,000 for getting this job done first--
all on the line.
LIZ: All we have to do
is win one challenge.
I think both teams are just gonna be out for blood.
It's gonna be intense,
but I'm ready. I'm-- Bring it on.
Let's make Drywall Danny proud.
Time to put up some sheets.
-[work whistle blows] -SWIFTY: Let's go, Savage. Let's go!
Merryl...
KEOGHAN: Scott's the crew boss today.
Zeus, the crew boss for Dirty Hands.
Lot of organizing going on from both teams.
Getting after it.
ZEUS: I want to use those benches
that the tools are on.
I think those would be better
than using the ladders
because I seen Danny using 'em. [chuckles]
One, two, three, up.
KEOGHAN: Zeus and Angel looking
to lift up the first sheet at exactly
the same time that Savage Crew have theirs.
Remember, those are 103 pounds, those sheets.
Danny did it
-all by himself. -SCOTT: We needed ladders in place
so we can hand it off to each other. Move, move.
DANNY: Hanging Sheetrock takes endurance.
It takes strength.
Some of these sheets can, uh, weigh
over 100 pounds pretty easily.
So relying on teammates is gonna be huge.
Sarah, come here. Hand me this.
-Step up there. -SWIFTY: There you go.
Get it in there, Scott.
-Good job, Scott. -MERRYL: Good job, Scott.
-KEOGHAN: Scott, reaching up with one hand. -SWIFTY: There you go.
-KEOGHAN: That's saving them a lot. -MERRYL: You good?
Good. Look over it.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew, getting their first piece in.
Put some screws in! Just enough to hold it.
I'm feeling very confident about Dirty Hands.
I've worked a little bit
with drywall.
I-I feel like I know the process.
And when it comes down to speed,
to strength, to organization,
like, I-I feel like...
those are our strengths.
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands getting the drywall up!
DANNY: I like that.
KEOGHAN: Both teams need to remember
to cut their drywall to size
and then make sure that they get those screws into the studs.
-SWIFTY: Smoother than that. Smoother! -Merryl,
just like flying a U-2 plane.
Both require a steady hand.
That's some great cutting.
Merryl, no!
KEOGHAN: Oh, but has she been too eager?
Merryl cut way too far inside the skylight.
She went right past it.
Scott, I'm so sorry. I cut too far, man.
-KEOGHAN: That is a big mistake for Savage Crew. -Stay focused. It's okay.
It's okay!
We have to take that whole piece out.
KEOGHAN: Meanwhile, Dirty Hands
with a great big piece of drywall up.
Angel, get up here. I need help. I need help, Angel.
-I need help. -The little drywall experience
I have is a basement that was low enough
that you can just stand and hold, which is easier
than the balancing. It-It's challenging.
Now somebody screw on my end! Okay, hold on.
Oh, I'm going down for a sec. I'm going down.
And I just have so much respect
for drywallers. I have so much respect for Danny.
I had no idea how incredibly hard this job was,
because he made it look like a piece of cake.
-KEOGHAN: Danny, they're putting in the effort. -Yep.
There's a lot of that in drywall.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew on a comeback.
-Getting their third piece of drywall up. -[Swifty clapping]
Hold it, Angel. You holding?
-ANGEL: I can't. My back. -I got you. I got you.
ANGEL: Yo, my back.
I-I have to put it down. My back.
-Go ahead. I'm on my head. -Okay.
LIZ: Yep. You're good, Angel.
ANGEL: Throughout the competition,
it was just taking a toll on my body.
Holding 100-pound drywall for a long period of time,
my back was aching.
My shoulders was just pulsing.
[mimics heartbeat]
Obviously, I'm not gonna quit and I'm gonna keep going,
but I was in pain, man.
-LIZ: You got it, Angel. -[groaning]
-You got it. -DANNY: I've been able to hang Sheetrock one-handed
by myself since, basically, I was 16 years old.
It-It's tough. It's taxing on the upper body.
And it gets super tiring
if you, uh, aren't conditioned for it, that's for sure.
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands struggling to get this third piece
-of drywall up. -LIZ: Angel, rest it on the ladder if your back hurts.
IRAIDA: Bring it on the ladder, Angel.
KEOGHAN: Angel is exhausted.
Look at the agony on Angel's face.
ZEUS: These challenges take a toll on your body.
Angel is in pain.
He's not gonna be able to muscle it like he usually does.
It's gonna make this challenge a lot harder,
and I'm gonna have to figure out something fast.
-[groaning] -It's not moving though.
We are 30 minutes into this.
Both teams fighting to get their ceilings in.
-[grunting] -IRAIDA: Let it go!
KEOGHAN: Oh!
That is a disaster
for Dirty Hands.
IRAIDA: Watch it! Let it go!
KEOGHAN: Oh!
Dirty Hands just lose
a huge piece of drywall off the ceiling.
There was too much weight on only half an inch of, uh, wood.
That weight just took it down.
That was kind of brutal to watch.
There was a lot of struggle going on with Dirty Hands.
God, hopefully, they can pull it out.
Guys, do you want to do it not a whole piece? Half-and-half?
Let's do half-and-half, dude.
ANGEL: My body's not an excuse,
but, like, if you can't do it the big way,
then let's do it the small way.
-All right, let's work like this, then. -Okay.
-Smaller. -KEOGHAN: All right, Dirty Hands
making a strategic move.
Working with smaller pieces of drywall
just to get something on the ceiling.
LIZ: Great job, Zeus.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew have also made mistakes,
but now they're getting onto a roll.
-There, bring it in. -KEOGHAN: Working now
on the last piece of drywall to go into their ceiling.
Scott reaching up, getting those screws in.
Danny, you see how the height comes in handy
when you're six-foot-seven, and you can just
-reach up like that? -DANNY: Six-seven?!
KEOGHAN: He's got built-in stilts.
Yeah, that's rude!
-Sorry! -No, you're not. [laughs]
KEOGHAN: As Scott finishes up the ceiling
for Savage Crew, the rest of his teammates are already working
-on the far wall. -CELI: Let's go!
So proud of us. We made it this far.
-We are women of Tough As Nails! -SWIFTY: Good job. Good job.
-Good job. Good job. -We are tough as nails!
Finally get the ceiling done.
KEOGHAN: Once they get that screwed in,
that'll be the ceiling complete for Savage Crew.
SCOTT: We get to the walls, things just start clicking.
We're moving at a pretty good pace, now.
Celi and Merryl are bringing in pieces of sheetrock.
I get a few screws in it to hold it,
and then they can go off and measure and cut a new piece.
And all the while we're doing that,
Sarah's with the router nonstop,
cutting out the openings for the windows,
for the electrical outlets,
and probably ate a whole bunch of drywall dust.
She was powdered donut-looking, like she had a bunch of
confectioners' sugar all over her, just... [imitates pop]
KEOGHAN: One hour and 30 minutes
so far to earn that $60,000 cash bonus.
Danny, how long would it take you to do this job?
By myself? Less than an hour.
-You hear that? Less than an hour. -Yeah.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew working like a well-oiled machine.
Those sheets are rapidly going up on the walls.
LIZ: Savage Crew is ahead of us.
[whirring]
Good job, Sarah!
-Dirty, Dirty! -Hands!
But it's my last chance to work
with Dirty Hands as a team.
This is the last thing that we're going to build together.
And everyone on this team has inspired me in some way.
And I'm going to take a little piece
of everything they've brought and try and,
you know, make myself a better person,
a better worker, better mom.
There's gonna be moments in my life where I try and channel,
like, Zeus' sort of Zen approach,
and, like, his confidence and how he just believes in himself.
KEOGHAN: Nice job, Iraida.
Iraida's attention to detail.
Mulch, brick. So we need mulch around the tree.
-We need mulch! -LIZ: That's an area,
work-related and not work-related,
that I-I could use some improvement.
KEOGHAN: Come on, Dirty Hands. Get that ceiling done.
LIZ: Angel's drive.
How he never stops, and gives it his all.
On the contrary. Feed me!
I need more food! I'm hungry!
LIZ: And his kindness.
Like, he's such a good person.
He's such a good team member.
I think working with Dirty Hands has been incredible.
-Dirty, Dirty. -DIRTY HANDS: Hands!
I'm proud of everything we've accomplished.
Dirty Hands, you have won the landscaping challenge.
-Great job. -Oh. [shrieks]
LIZ: And I'm proud of every single person on my team.
-Yeah! -LIZ: If I got a second chance
to draft all over again, I would want
to go through this experience with, you know,
same-same people.
KEOGHAN: Neither team will quit,
and Savage Crew's one piece away from getting this job done.
Those last few pieces start going up onto that very
last wall. You just start feeling like,
"Did we just do this?"
And that feeling is... It's a... it's amazing.
Good, good.
KEOGHAN: One more to go.
-Savage Crew with the win! -Yeah!
-[cheering, whooping] -Come on, baby, come on...
-Ah, ah, ah, ah! -Ooh! Ooh!
[whooping]
-Aw! -$72,000
goes to the winning team today-- Savage Crew.
-[squeals, laughs] -SWIFTY: I'm proud of the crew, man.
It was a good moment.
It has definitely been a journey.
I've grown fond of everybody.
-One, two, three. -ALL: Savage Crew!
[cheering, laughing, whooping]
Swifty's gonna dance.
-If we win it. -[laughing]
SWIFTY: Sarah, Merryl, and Celi-- those are
the Savage Angels. They tough.
When I get home, I'm gonna tell my daughter about Celi.
And I want her to meet you. I'm so proud of you.
-I can't wait. -Love you, Celi.
I love you, too.
Scott made us all
look amazing.
Great group of people.
I think I'm gonna have
friends for life after this.
-Love you guys. -KEOGHAN: It was all about Savage Crew.
-It's okay. -I know. We're good.
We're good. We did our best.
ANGEL: Savage Crew-- they won fair and square.
They kicked our butts.
But I'm still proud of my team, 'cause we did our best.
And just the little bit of amount of time
that I was with Dirty Hands, I saw them
grow as human beings, and, uh, just seeing that-that was, like,
rewarding to myself.
Dirty Hands, Savage Crew, you now have
a new appreciation for what drywall is all about.
ANGEL: Yeah. I mean,
we did the best we could. It's just,
we-we really did get, like, our butt kicked.
Respect to you.
Thank you.
Like, for real.
Dirty Hands won season one.
Season two won by Savage Crew.
Today's Badge of Honor. I'm gonna give it to the crew boss,
-Scott. -[applause]
And you know what's in here.
$12,000 for today's team win
and a cash bonus prize of $60,000 for the team win.
Savage Crew, you are the official winners
of the Tough As Nails team competition.
-Congratulations. -Yeah! -[cheering]
[indistinct chatter]
SARAH: Winning the team challenge is incredible.
I am so proud of-of this team.
They're-they're like brothers and sisters.
It hasn't even set in. It's just still... it's still surreal.
Now we've wrapped up the team competition.
Next up, the individual competition.
Only five of you left.
In the end, only one of you will be crowned
the Tough As NailsChampion,
winning $200,000
and an all-new Ford F-150 truck.
Also want to thank Danny today, guys.
Danny, thank you very much.
Thank you for having me.
KEOGHAN: Good job, everybody.
ZEUS: You know, even though we lost today,
I know that, you know, there's a greater price at stake--
the $200,000, and
I'm more than ready for the individual challenge.
I came here to win. I came here for my family,
and I can still represent Dirty Hands.
I'm gonna bring this home.
♪ Go Swifty, go Swifty, go Swifty♪
-♪ Go Swifty...♪ -[laughter]
[applause]
These individual days, Zeus and Iraida,
how are you guys feeling?
Let's do it.
All I know is that I want...
I want a Savage Crew member knocked out today, guys.
Yes, please.
Guys, please stay away from overtime.
I'm as confident as I ever have been.
Always come in confident.
I deserve to be here.
I'm ready to go and, like always, give it my best.
MERRYL: I'm really proud that you guys are
-in the final five. Yeah. -Yeah, I'm proud of everybody in here.
-Yeah, so... -Absolutely.-SWIFTY: Through all the effort,
fighting through injuries.
-We're savages. -MERRYL: Yes.
Never giving up, you know?
Team competition's over.
It's all about me now.
Anybody that doubted me,
I hope you didn't bet against me, 'cause I'm coming to win.
So I want you guys to put those two...
-in overtime. -...in overtime.
We're ready to go.
$200,000--
that's definitely life-changing.
I mean, I know I have
hospital bills,
and it would ease life a little bit,
but it's the same for everybody. Everybody wants it.
So it's gonna be a fight.
SCOTT: I love you as teammates,
but my goodness, I'm gonna bring it.
$200,000 would change me and my family's life.
I could have a savings account.
[chuckling]: I haven't had one for years.
It's a big deal.
Expect to see me right there with you.
-I fully expect that. -Don't blink.
I would expect nothing less.
[car horn blaring]
All right, everybody.
Up on the scaffolding.
Good morning, everyone.
CONTESTANTS: Good morning, Phil.
Got a little surprise for you.
Someone special here to see you.
[cheering, whooping]
-[car horn blaring] -Good morning, everyone.
CONTESTANTS: Good morning, Phil.
Got a little surprise for you.
Someone special here to see you.
Hey!
-[cheers, applause, laughter] -KEOGHAN: Roofer Lee,
-welcome back to Los Angeles! -Thank you, thank you!
-How everybody doing? -OTHERS: Hey!
-[Celi shrieks] -CELI: Oh, my gosh. There's Lee.
He's just so cute. And then, he's just, like,
America's favorite grandpa.
Like, he is the best. I love Lee. [laughs]
-Great to meet everybody. -Aw!
LEE: It's gonna be a challenge here, man.
Gonna be as tough as selling cookies.
-[laughter] -Yeah. Right.
Any ideas what you might be doing today?
-Roofing? -Roofing? -Roofing.
-Shingles. -A little roofing, right?
Now, you know if Roofer Lee is here,
he demands an expert job.
So get it right. And if you win today,
you'll be rewarded with an advantage
in the next individual challenge.
I'm going to have those of you who've already punched out
of the individual competition wait for us in overtime.
The rest of you five,
grab a roof, and we're going to get to work.
SARAH: It's gonna be good. I'm excited for it.
I'm good with organization, with detail work.
I haven't been to OT yet, and my goal today is
to definitely not be in OT.
KEOGHAN: Okay, Roofer Lee,
tell them what you want them to do today.
Well, I'd like them to complete the job that I started.
I want them to start from the bottom
and make it all the way to the top.
You take each shingle, nail it on,
get to the top, get the shingle lined up, put the cap on it.
Then you'll be finished. Everybody got that?
-Yes, sir. -LEE: It's a tough job,
but it's got to be done.
The secret is,
you got to get enough shingles
lined up straight.
'Cause if you don't get it straight,
you're gonna have to go back and redo it.
When you go back and redo it,
that's gonna cost you time.
So you have to have a combination
of both speed and accuracy.
Lee, how long would it take you
to do this side of the roof?
15 minutes or less.
KEOGHAN: 15 minutes or less.
-Nah! -KEOGHAN: All right.
Anybody, if you can beat 15 minutes or less...
You got a job right away with me, 15 minutes or less.
[laughs]
Lee, take a weight off. Everybody else,
left hand on your shed. We're going to get to work.
IRAIDA: I have never done roofing before.
But it's a detail job, which is something that I love to do.
These are, like, the five toughest people
out of the 12 that came in.
So for me to be in top five,
I'm ready to give it my all.
It's gonna be a wang dang doodle! [laughs]
-It's gonna be a wang dang doodle. -[laughter]
-Let's get to work. -Let's get to work.
On the work whistle.
[work whistle blows]
All right, we're gonna finish off the job
that Lee started today.
Everybody remember, if you go on the roof, clip yourself in.
-We do not want anybody falling today. -LEE: Right.
-Safety first. -How's that popcorn?
Popcorn's delicious.
[grunts]
I want to bring up some material so that I can work.
Never done any roofing before, but I figured
I could hold my own.
KEOGHAN: Take your time.
Get the job done right the first time.
SCOTT: My goal is to just get up there
the things that I need,
get to work on the bottom rows
and work my way up.
SARAH: I didn't want to take a lot of supplies up there
'cause I knew it would start sliding off.
I hooked my shingles
over the top of the ladder
and just worked from there.
KEOGHAN: We got ten strips
of the asphalt shingles
to put onto the roof.
Get your lines right.
You don't want to have
to pull off the shingles and start again.
ZEUS: I have absolutely no idea where to start. I'm just
trying to make sure that I keep everything nice and neat.
I don't want to have any crooked shingles.
I don't want to have to take any nails out.
KEOGHAN: Iraida doing a great job with that nail gun.
IRAIDA: I decided to grab
a handful of shingles
and put them across on my ladder
so I don't have
to come down so many times.
LEE: Preparation's the key!
Got to be thinking beforehand.
KEOGHAN: Sarah's working
beautifully at the end.
SARAH: Couple months ago, I wanted to buy a little shed,
but they were too expensive, so I decided to build my own.
I had some shingles laying around,
so I put some shingles on top.
But today was the first time
I've ever used a nail gun.
I like it.
I might have to get one of those.
KEOGHAN: Iraida's working steadily away.
Zeus is doing a good job finishing that first row,
but Swifty,
he hasn't even finished doing inventory.
Oh, man.
KEOGHAN: He's got everything he needs on the roof.
LEE: Sometimes you shoot yourself in the feet doing that.
Sometimes you have more material than you need.
Now he's just got to get focused on putting it down.
Swifty finally putting in the shingles,
but he's working upside down.
What did Lee say to you?
Work from the bottom to the top.
Right.
KEOGHAN: Whoa! Swifty slipping on the roof.
SWIFTY: It's a good thing we're tied off.
I don't know why I thought maybe if I could
do it in reverse
with the supplies up there, that would be faster,
but I was able to get myself together and just,
you know, work my way up.
KEOGHAN: Swifty now getting it.
Working from the bottom to the top.
Remember, the winner today gets an advantage
in the next challenge.
You don't want to miss that opportunity.
Once you get the first one in right,
the rest of them gonna fall in.
KEOGHAN: Sarah is flying down the end.
-She's got the clear lead. -LEE: Hey, Phil,
what's that big guy name? Like, he doing a really good job.
KEOGHAN: Scott's doing a good job, but Sarah,
they call her the Terminator.
[laughs]
SCOTT [Terminator accent]: Sarah Connor!
Iraida, have a look at the shingles there.
You have a patch of gray you need to cover up.
IRAIDA: Boy, I tell you.
I overlapped the shingles
instead of buttoning them up.
The pressure is definitely on now,
but you have to stay positive. Anybody can make a mistake.
Sarah on to her eighth row,
and Scott racing right behind her.
I see Scott look like he want to win today.
I want to win, Lee!
KEOGHAN: Sarah's reloading nails.
She's reloading.
Whoa! Scott loses his shingles over the edge.
You're clipped in,
-right, Scott? -I'm good. I'm all clipped.
-KEOGHAN: Okay. -SCOTT: Roofing is hard.
It's hard on my back trying to keep balanced
on the roof without sliding off.
I'm a big guy. I need a lot of room,
and there wasn't much room up there.
Remember, the last two of you going into overtime.
Zeus is powering ahead,
and Swifty getting onto a roll.
He's on to his fifth row,
almost even with Iraida and gaining on Zeus.
ZEUS: I know Scotty and Sarah's ahead. My concern
is Swifty right now. Like, okay, I got to pick this up.
KEOGHAN: Zeus is racing.
Down to Scott and Sarah.
Who's gonna finish the job first?
You're the final five because you are the best of the best,
but one of you will be punching out today.
Who's it gonna be?
Swifty has all his materials on the roof,
-but he's running out of room to work. -He got too many shingles.
SWIFTY: Once I got towards the top,
I knew I had too much stuff up there.
I couldn't really grab the shingles
and move them the way I wanted to.
KEOGHAN: Scott getting to the end of his tenth
and final row, and Sarah is finished
with her tenth row.
It's a dead heat.
Scott's getting to the ridgecaps.
Sarah's continuing with the trim.
Who made the right strategy choice?
Zeus working on his eighth row.
Swifty, look at him using that nail gun, playing catch-up.
He's looking good. He's determined.
KEOGHAN: Wow, he's pulling ahead of Iraida.
ZEUS: It's getting down to it.
Swifty's right behind me.
I'm trying to stay out of overtime,
and I know that one slipup is gonna mess me up.
KEOGHAN: Zeus may be a few shingles short
to get this job done.
Having to go back down to get more materials.
Whoa!
KEOGHAN: Whoa! Are you okay, Zeus?
-ZEUS: I'm good. -KEOGHAN: That's why we got to have
-them tied in. See that, Lee? -Zeus fast on his feet, though.
KEOGHAN: You got to take your time.
Get the job done right.
This is for the final four.
Scott and Sarah, it is so close.
Both fighting it out to get that advantage
in the next individual challenge.
Stay focused, people! Stay focused!
KEOGHAN: Sarah has to go back down to get
a couple more ridgecaps.
Scott finished with his ridgecaps
and now starting on his trimming.
SARAH: I've cut some of my sides,
so I know I got a little bit of a heads-up on the cutting,
but who knows. It's a toss-up between Scott and I.
You can't get frantic. If you get too frantic,
then you're gonna be out of your zone,
so I try to stay calm.
KEOGHAN: One more to go.
Who's gonna trim faster,
-Scott or Sarah? -LEE: Aw, man.
It's nerve-racking.
SCOTT: I'm struggling.
It was way easier to cut off
one shingle than the big old thick group of them.
Sarah doesn't get panicked.
She doesn't make dumb mistakes.
I let things get to me a little bit,
but I'll fight through it. I want to win.
KEOGHAN: We're getting very close.
The last two of you to the job done
going into overtime.
Swifty really caught up.
He's got this down now.
He struggled to get going, but boy, is he looking good now.
He's ahead of Iraida, but can he
beat Zeus and stay out of overtime?
$200,000 on the line.
Scott's finishing his trims on one side.
Sarah working on the other.
She won the last individual challenge.
Can she beat Scott and do it again?
She just has one more side to trim.
Scott desperate to try to finish
the other side. They're both
fighting for a huge advantage
in the next individual challenge.
And Sarah gets it done and takes the win!
-[whoops] -Sarah, good job.
SARAH: It feels good
to come in first in this challenge.
I made it in the final four, and it's surreal.
Like, I can't believe it.
But I'm ready. I'm ready to bring it.
That was tremendous, man.
Sarah, you are going into the final four.
Congratulations.
Wow, what a job.
Hey, Sarah! You need a job, Sarah?
Yeah, I'll come visit you!
[laughs]: All right.
KEOGHAN: Scott coming down to the final part
-of his trim. -SARAH: Come on, Scott.
KEOGHAN: Scott gets it done!
-Scott's second to finish. -Good job. Good job.
SCOTT: Holy cow. Top four.
Way to go.
I was going hard. I wanted to win.
I always want to win. I don't care who my competition is.
I don't care if it's my kids playing Skip-Bo.
I'm gonna win. [laughs]
I'm just gonna... It's what I want to do.
But she got it done before I did.
I've got to watch out for Sarah.
-Congratulations. -Come on, Swift.
-You're going into the final four. -[whoops]
-Come on, Swift. Nice and easy. -One more spot
left to avoid overtime.
Zeus is working with the ridgecaps.
Still got some trims to do.
SARAH: Come on, Swift. Come on, Swift.
Iraida working on the last line of shingles.
-There's still a chance to catch up. -SARAH: Come on, Iraida.
-Let's go, Zeus. -SCOTT: Don't give up. Don't give up.
Swifty's putting everything he can into it,
-choosing the trimming before the ridgecaps. -[grunting]
-Can he pull ahead? -Come on, Swift. Come on, Swift.
KEOGHAN: Zeus having to do some trimming
to get that last ridgecap on.
SARAH: Come on, Iraida.
SCOTT: Keep going to the end.
You don't want to be in overtime. Let's go.
KEOGHAN: Zeus looking for the last spot.
-SARAH: Good job, Zeus. -But can he get his cutter to work?
ZEUS: My blade falls out.
I lose all my spare razors,
and I'm like, "Oh, my God."
-SARAH: Come on, Swift. -Zeus desperately trying
to get his cutter fixed so he can
finish this job, but Iraida
and Swifty don't want to give it up.
-SARAH: Come on, Swift. -KEOGHAN: Can they
get their ridgecaps on
before Zeus finishes trimming?
It ain't over yet.
Iraida's now doing some trims
on her side.
One spot left.
Who's gonna take it?
SARAH: You got this, Swift.
Zeus so close, he's almost trimmed it out.
And Zeus
-gets the last spot and avoids overtime. -LEE: Zeus got it.
-Zeus got it. -[Keoghan whoops]
-KEOGHAN: Iraida, Swifty. -LEE: Good job,
-baby. Good job. -KEOGHAN: Take a rest.
Mad props, dude. That ain't easy.
For doing this the first time,
you did a hell of a job.
ZEUS: I'm feeling amazing.
I'm so happy that I don't have to go into overtime.
I can save my energy
-for the final four. -KEOGHAN: Iraida,
great work from you and Swifty.
You made it a great competition right to the end.
SARAH: Good job, you guys.
I feel like I'm the overtime queen this year.
[both laugh]
IRAIDA: I'm on overtime again.
Maybe third time's the charm. I don't know. [chuckles]
I thought I was gonna be more disappointed,
but actually, I'm very proud of myself.
When I do a job, I give it my all.
I leave my heart on the table,
and I do my best.
You all right?
-You need some electrolytes. -[sighs]
SWIFTY: Going into overtime
is not unfamiliar territory for me.
I'm here to win it all,
but, you know, make a mistake,
-and it can cost you everything.-Good job.
And that's what happened to me today.
Scott, Sarah, Zeus, I'm pleased to tell you
that you are through to the final four.
Congratulations. And, Sarah,
as the winner today, you are going to receive
that advantage in the next individual challenge.
Iraida, Swifty, unfortunately,
you were the last to get the job done today,
which means you will be going into overtime.
As you know, just because you go into overtime
does not mean you are out.
You've both survived overtime before.
Give it everything you got.
There'll be one more spot going into the final four,
and at the end of the day,
that Tough As Nailstitle is still up for grabs.
One of you are still gonna be able to take that title.
-Isn't that right, Lee? -Oh, man. I believe it.
She gonna give him a run for his money. It's gonna be
a wang dang doodle.
-[laughs] -You heard it from the man.
-I love him. -KEOGHAN: Lee, I want
to thank you for coming out today.
-You're welcome. -CONTESTANTS: Thank you, Lee.
SCOTT: Good to see you!
-All right. Ready for overtime? -Let's do it.
Let's do it.
Well, they brought it, I'll tell you that.
So, Roofer Lee put them to work, and in the end,
Sarah was our winner today.
-The best roofer of the day. -MERRYL: Yeah.
Sarah, you can join everybody else.
[singsongy]: My girl!
KEOGHAN: Scott.
Zeus, you're safe.
You're in the final four.
Make your way up to the top.
Iraida and Swifty--
they are going into overtime.
This one, the most important yet.
All right?
SWIFTY: Where I'm from, I can't quit.
I grew up, you know-- it was projects, and they built
that project on top of a lead factory that they tore down.
Hundreds of people died, thousands sick.
You know, a-a little joke we say in the hood is,
"We lead babies." You know what I mean?
I'm blessed to be here, but if I quit, I don't make it.
I got kids. I got a family. That's not an option for me.
Get used to looking at the underdog.
I was born an underdog, you know what I'm saying?
So right now, it's-it's my time.
Every second in America, 19,000 toilets flush.
A billion flushes every day.
Today, it's Plumber Appreciation Day.
What you have to do in this overtime
is figure out a plumbing puzzle.
Everything you need to know to get this job done
is on those plans. Your job is
to hook up the plumbing for a shower, a sink
and a toilet. You'll be working
with two-inch piping, one-and-a-half inch piping
and three-inch piping.
A professional plumber would clean
and glue pipes and joints together,
but first, they have to make sure
that the right pieces are in place.
And that's what you're going to do today.
The first of you to figure out
this plumbing puzzle and flush your toilet
is going to make it through into the final four.
If you don't figure out this plumbing puzzle,
and you don't flush your toilet, you will be punching out.
You'll lose your shot at $200,000, the title
of Tough As Nailschampion
and that all-new Ford F-150.
Let's get to work.
IRAIDA: That title would
mean a lot to me.
It'll show me that I've been doing
something right all these years.
The way I carry myself as a woman, as a mother,
and my not giving up in life has brought me to this day here.
And you know, shown me that, you know what?
Keep working hard, because it finally paid off.
-Are you ready to get the job done? -Ready.
-[work whistle blows] -SCOTT: Go, go, go!
ANGEL: Let's go, guys.
Both of them grabbing all their connecting parts.
SWIFTY: I got a little experience plumbing.
The flushing system-- everybody should be thankful for that,
because I've had some backups.
That's where I got my experience.
My plan was to separate each size pipe.
That way, if I make a mistake, boom, I can fix it.
KEOGHAN: Iraida's laying in the first three-inch pipe.
IRAIDA: I don't have the experience
with this type of work, but
I'm placing the final piece of piping first.
That way, I can work my way up.
What do you think?
Yeah? Bottom one first 'cause everything comes down
to that bottom part?
Good call. Here comes Swifty
with his first three-inch pipe.
This is for the toilet.
Looking at the lengths.
Plans show exactly what length of pipe is needed
and where it all goes together. Like a puzzle.
Scott, what do you got to focus on when you read plans?
I always go with the most difficult part first,
and then I work backwards up, so that's just what I would do.
-CELI: Come on, Swifty. -MERRYL: Good job, Swifty.
Got to really study that plan.
All of the piping gets connected together
so it all flushes out into the bucket.
-[grunts] -KEOGHAN: We're hoping that this whole thing
will end with a flush.
Ooh, Iraida's just made a big mistake.
She put the two-inch joint, which goes to the shower,
where the one-and-a-half-inch joint to the sink should be.
As soon as she tries to connect the pipe,
she's gonna run into problems.
That's a big mistake.
-Angel can't take it. -Ugh!
Realizes straightaway that that piece is in the wrong spot.
-[groans] -ANGEL: Usually, Iraida's good with detail.
If it has to do with staying focused
and keeping your cool, then Iraida might have
the upper hand, but I find this exciting
and nerve-racking at the same time.
KEOGHAN: Swifty, Iraida,
a spot in the final four is on the line.
Which one of you wants it more?
That's one way to get a good seal.
-CELI: Look up them plans. -KEOGHAN: Iraida now installing
the sink joint where the shower joint should be.
Still hasn't noticed that earlier mistake.
Good job, you two.
KEOGHAN: Iraida's pipe has come apart
at the top of her three-inch pipe connecting to the toilet.
Will she spot it before it falls?
KEOGHAN: Whoa. That's not good.
KEOGHAN: Oh, it's come down.
-LIZ: You got this, Iraida. -KEOGHAN: Here we go, and now,
-the bottom's falling out. -LIZ: It's okay.
KEOGHAN: Got it keep it together if you want to be
-in the final four. -IRAIDA: I'm trying to rush, you know,
'cause this is who finishes faster.
But I didn't push it in tight enough.
KEOGHAN: Keep your cool.
Stay cool.
[groans]
KEOGHAN: Swifty, meanwhile, working
on a two-inch pipe coming down from the shower.
He's got his three-inch pipe half assembled.
It's coming from the toilet.
None of his one-and-a-half-inch pipe from the sink.
SWIFTY: So I'm working. I think I got a good rhythm.
I'm rolling, at least I think I am.
Looked over, and she had got quite a bit done,
and I was worried, but if I spend too much time
worried about what somebody else doing,
I can't get what I need to get done.
SCOTT: Let's go, Swifty. Keep it going.
-Think about what you're doing. -Good job, you two.
KEOGHAN: Okay, Iraida back on track.
She has her three-inch pipe connected again.
Come on, Iraida.
KEOGHAN: She is a survivor.
ZEUS: She's strong. She's strong.
KEOGHAN: See if Swifty can handle the pressure,
because Iraida's already got all her three-inch piping in.
MERRYL: Swifty-- he is just
a hard-charging guy.
And he is focused and determined to win today.
KEOGHAN: When she starts to bring down
the pipe from the sink, I think
she's gonna realize that the sink and the shower
connections are still in the wrong place.
LIZ: Good job, Iraida. Keep taking your time.
You got plenty of time.
KEOGHAN: Oh, no. Here we go.
She's gonna realize in a second.
She's got a two-inch piece of pipe,
trying to connect it to one-and-a-half-inch pipe.
How long is she going to pause before she figures this out?
Something's not adding up there.
IRAIDA: Bringing the pipes down,
I don't see that it's fitting.
So I'm like, "What did I do wrong?"
-It can't be. -SARAH: Good job, you two.
KEOGHAN: Meanwhile, Swifty's looking at his pipes.
And he's wondering what's going on.
SWIFTY: All of a sudden, I noticed
that I got a pipe that's too short.
Now I know I got to take it apart,
find the problem,
and fix it and keep going.
KEOGHAN: Is that enough time
for Iraida to figure out her mistake?
Good job, you two.
KEOGHAN: This is it. Swifty now has the correct pipes in place.
This one has to go here, but this doesn't fit here.
SWIFTY: I finally put everything together,
and now it's about checking for tightness.
Make sure when I open up these valves that the pipes
don't go bursting on me. It's a race to the finish now.
KEOGHAN: Will Swifty's pipes hold together?
This is for a spot in the final four,
and a chance at being Tough As Nailschampion.
Here we go.
Shower goes on.
Sink goes on. Time to flush that toilet.
Swifty gets the job done.
-Mm! -[applause and cheering]
[Swifty grunting]
-Nice! -CELI: Swifty!
SWIFTY: It feels good. It feels good, but I'm not done.
The ultimate goal is to win the crown
ofTough As Nails champion, so I won't let up.
I'm not satisfied until I get that.
That's what I'm here for.
KEOGHAN: Iraida,
always got a big smile on your face.
Life is amazing. Life is good. I'm blessed.
How much do we love Iraida, everybody? Huh?
Life is good.
-Iraida, you tough. -Thank you.
It's been a pleasure to compete next to you.
IRAIDA: This journey has been amazing.
I'm proud of myself for even making it to the top five.
This is my third overtime.
Third time wasn't a charm for me,
but I'm so grateful. Like,
I ke-- I keep smiling because I'm blessed to be here.
I'm blessed for everyone that believed in me,
and I will forever be grateful for that.
-[applause] -KEOGHAN: Iraida,
you refused to give up, brought everything you had today,
made it through to the final five.
Unfortunately, I need you to punch out
of the individual competition.
Good job, Iraida.
KEOGHAN: So, Swifty, congratulations.
You have made it into the final four.
I know that this is going to be a hard-fought battle.
Scott, Zeus, Sarah, and now Swifty, only one of you
will be crowned Tough As Nailschampion.
Three worthy competitors,
but you take my mirror out my pocket and say,
"I am Tough As Nailschampion," 'cause I'm coming.
ZEUS: Swifty, congrats.
I'm gonna bring it harder than you.
-[laughs] -I expect nothing less.
I know how much he wants it,
and I'm here for it.
Oh, I know what Swifty can do. That's my brother.
We got to bring it. Let's go. All four of us, let's go.
Yup.
ANGEL: You were right there.
IRAIDA: I know. I'm proud of myself.
KEOGHAN: Next time, the season finale ofTough As Nails.
-We are down to four. -SWIFTY: Final four feel like
-March Madness. -ANGEL: Come on! Let's go! Let's go!
It's game time. We got to go.
-Help me center this one! -Are you in?
-[yells] -Don't look!
SARAH: Heads-up!
KEOGHAN: After all the jobs they've done,
so much on the line-- $200,000.
IRAIDA: Come on. Bring it home.
KEOGHAN: You are our
Tough As Nailschampion.
Congratulations.