PHIL KEOGHAN: Previously on Tough As Nails..
-Check that out. -CONTESTANTS: Whoa.
KEOGHAN: Today, you are going to set up a lighting grid.
We don't have a choice but to win today.
-(work whistle blows) -KEOGHAN: It was lights out
-for Dirty Hands... -Double-check prints.
...when Savage Crew took center stage,
winning their third team challenge...
-Savage Crew take the win. -(cheering)
...to stay alive in the team competition.
And in the individual competition,
Mike turned his way to the top.
-And Mike gets the job done! -(cheering)
But tables turned on Alfie and Quincey...
-No. -No. -Nope.
-...sending them to overtime. -(cheering)
Quincey illuminated his way to victory...
QUINCEY: I'm not gonna stop.
...while Alfie was left in the dark...
KELSY: Oh!
You just need to make some adjustments.
...forcing him to punch out.
Tonight, with the team score at 4-3,
-ALFIE: Nobody's listening. -...does Savage Crew
-have what it takes to tie it up? -KELSY: Back up!
KEOGHAN: Got to move this material,
it's drying fast.
Or will Dirty Hands finally pave their way
to the overall team competition win
and a $60,000 cash bonus prize?
CHRISTINE: Make sure you're getting every spot.
KEOGHAN: Only six remain in the individual competitio.
Who will roll their way into the final five,
and who will be painted into a corner...
-Who wants this more? -HANGER: Quince!
-(cheering) -...and punch out?
This is Tough As Nails.
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♪ I'm tough as nails. ♪
-Are you guys hungry? -Yes.
KELSY: Today's the day.
There's $60,000,
if we do not win this, that we're giving up.
Nobody wants to do that.
ALFIE: Individual, had to punch out.
Now the focus is the team competition,
because we're behind.
Dirty Hands: four, Savage Crew: three.
If they take it, they take the $60,000 here and now,
so we don't have a choice today.
Our teamwork and communication was great on the last challenge.
Things to improve would definitely be staying calm.
Yeah.
(Christine grunts)
-Why? What happened? -KALIMBA: Go team.
I'm just really pumped today.
(laughs): She just...
I want it so bad.
I feel pressure. I don't want it to go to four and four.
Oh, my gosh, I do not want that.
No, we're gonna see the lioness come out today.
-KALIMBA: Yeah. -LIA: Okay.
Initially coming here, I wasn't sure what to expect
from the people I'd be placed on a team with.
But for Dirty Hands to just welcome me
with open arms for who I am,
that means the world; I never had that.
So win or lose, I'm walking away
with some new family members.
Out of this whole thing, the fact that, like,
I met these awesome people, all of you guys,
and you guys just love me regardless,
that means more than money, you know?
When I was younger, um, I was always just friends
-with my sister's friends. -JEROME: Yeah, yeah...
You know, I never really, truly had my own,
and I always kind of felt like, you know,
like, a loner, I guess.
Think you found your tribe.
-Yeah. -Your people.
LIA: I wish everybody could find their tribe.
I-I don't want to bring you down,
but I wish my nephew Nigel could have met you guys.
My nephew Nigel was 14 years old.
He was a geeky, lovable,
kind, compassionate kid.
He would do anything for anyone.
And what we didn't know was he was being bullied at school.
I mean, brutally picked on.
And, uh, one day, a couple weeks after Thanksgiving,
he took his own life...
-QUINCEY: Oh, no. -...one evening.
So, Christine saying she didn't have any friends
kind of hit on me, 'cause he'd be her age right now.
There's no room for bullying in anybody's life.
No.
One of the cool things about our team
is we haven't just shared ups, you know, and positive things,
we've shared some of our--
the darkest times in our lives with each other.
-Yeah. -And we've been able to support each other.
CHRISTINE: Today is for all
of the kids that get bullied...
-Yes. -...and made fun of
-and think they're not good enough. -Yes.
-Feel like they don't fit in. -CHRISTINE: Yeah.
KALIMBA: Yeah. We're gonna do this for Nigel.
-QUINCEY: For Nigel. -LIA: Thank you.
CHRISTINE: And all the kids like him.
And all the kids in his situation.
LIA: I love you all, and I hope someday
everyone has a team like you.
-Friends, family, tribe. -KALIMBA: Yeah.
-KEOGHAN: Morning, everyone. -CONTESTANTS: Morning!
-Morning, Phil. -Team score stands at...
CONTESTANTS: 4-3.
Dirty Hands, if you get this job done first,
you will get your fifth Badge of Honor
and be the overall team competition winners.
Savage Crew, you want to tie things up today.
You want to force that tiebreaker,
and also win $12,000 cash
for today's prize,
and, let's not forget, today's Badge of Honor.
Dirty Hands, you win today, you not only get the $12,000
for the win,
you will also get the cash bonus prize
-of $60,000. -(cheering, applause)
KALIMBA: Yeah, let's go.
KEOGHAN: So, Jerry's family has been working in the business
of resealing tarmac for 30 years,
and he's been out working with his dad
since he was 13 years old.
Jerry, thank you for letting us come out to your jobsite today.
-Thank you. -Your job today
is to reseal a section of this car park
for Jerry and his team.
As you can see, there are two boxed-out areas
that you need to reseal.
Each section is 200 feet long and 80 feet wide.
There are four parts to this job:
removing cars using a tow truck,
cleaning the surface using blowers and brooms,
filling in the cracks marked with chalk using a melter,
and finally, covering everything up with sealant.
And you want to use the squeegees back here,
to spread out the sealant, get a nice, even finish.
It's completely up to you
how you divide up the work,
but before you start spreading out sealant,
make sure there's no cars in the way,
that the surface you're pouring on has no debris,
and that the cracks are filled in before you cover them up.
-Nice. -You also want to get a thumbs-up from Jerry
as you complete each quarter section.
First team to reseal their surface
will win this team challenge.
All right, is everybody ready to get to work?
-CONTESTANTS: Yeah! -MIKE: Savage Crew definitely
has to take this win today, there's no doubt about it.
Ultimately, I feel responsible because I want everybody to win
that $60,000.
Our backs are against the wall against Dirty Hands,
and we got to win this.
Let's pick our crew boss.
I feel like, maybe Jerome?
Do you accept this challenge?
I did this, like, thousands of times.
Okay, it's done.
I already know that Sarah has experience doing asphalt.
Is seal coat pretty much still in your comfort zone?
Yeah. The key is, when we're doing the sealant,
we need all hands on deck.
All right, everybody, stay hungry, stay humble.
-One, two, three. -Savage Crew!
The last team challenge, I took over as crew boss
and we were able to get a win.
So, now we definitely have that momentum.
If Dirty Hands would have gotten it,
they would have took that $60,000,
so that's mainly our focus, is-is just keep that money
off the table until it comes down to that, you know,
final challenge.
KEOGHAN: On the work whistle.
-(work whistle blows) -Go, go, go!
-Go, go, go. -Let's go! -Come on, guys!
QUINCEY: Never driven a tow truck before,
but I have towed my barbecue around on the back of my truck,
so, eh, if you call that experience, I got a lot of that.
Let's do it.
All the way over here, Alfie!
SARAH: Y'all keep going!
There you go. Good job, good job.
KEOGHAN: Lia and Tak working the blowers
for Dirty Hands.
Alfie and Kelsy are still trying to get
-this section clear. -Okay.
ELIZABETH: I feel comfortable with the tow truck
because I back up a trailer all the time, hook up a trailer.
And my plan is to have Hanger hook everything up, line it u.
-I just put in my side... -HANGER: Go, go.
...and then we'll lift it up and take off.
HANGER: There we go. Go, go, go, go, go.
-(horn honks) -KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands
already moving their first car out of the lot.
Quincey and Kalimba are flying.
Savage Crew, yet to get going with their first car.
You're gonna unhook it by yourself?
-Yeah. -Okay.
ELIZABETH: Hanger and I towed the first car so fast,
I told Hanger I could do the second one by myself
just so that we can conserve resources.
I said, "You stay and just help the crew."
MIKE: Sarah and I are using the melter
to cover the cracks in the pavement.
You know, it's a very tedious job
and you have to, you know, make sure you don't
miss anything, so,
you know, I'm just using my skills as alignment,
I'm very steady and precise.
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands looking for a check.
-Is it clean, Jerry? -It's clean.
KEOGHAN: It's clean. Dirty Hands, you are clean.
-You can seal. -JEROME: Moving truck.
KEOGHAN: Jerome is moving the truck
to get the sealant into the jobsite.
Savage Crew yet to get their section clean.
-Back up! -Over here, over here!
Dirty Hands already sealing.
Wow, they are flying over here...
Yeah. I'm-a bring them to you.
KEOGHAN: ...as Christine continues to fill in the cracks.
ALFIE: All the way out. Keep going!
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew, you can start sealing.
Both teams have finished clearing
all the debris off their jobsite.
Elizabeth picks up the second car
all by herself and tows it out.
JEROME: Stay with the ring roll,
-I'm telling you. -KALIMBA: Yep. Good job, guys.
-Stay with the ring roll. -TAK: That's not pidgin,
it's proper English.
What a ring, u-uh,
I don't know exactly what a "ring roll" is.
Catch my ring roll. We need help here.
I know what he's saying because I've done it before.
I've used a squeegee every Saturday for the last 20 years.
I've had to squeegee the fire station apparatus floor.
Watch out-- catch his ring roll.
KALIMBA: But I don't know how to translate,
'cause all I hear is "ring roll."
-I'll get your ring roll. -JEROME: That's right.
Just follow ring roll.
I kept saying, "Ring roll, catch-catch my ring rolls,"
they're like-- just look at me, "What?"
I said, "Just follow me, then."
Small ring roll, small ring roll.
No, step o-over everything-- but try-try not to.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew pouring out the sealant.
You guys got to move this material,
it's drying fast, starting to clump up.
HANGER: Take more to the other side.
KEOGHAN: Hanger's now working
on spreading out the sealant.
-ALFIE: Stay on my line. -HANGER: Yep.
ALFIE: Sarah's still off filling in cracks,
but in these team challenges,
there is no time to stand.
We can't wait.
-Look how I got my brush. -Okay.
ALFIE: I've sealed parking lots before,
and I know how this works.
-Mike, I'm-a take a lot with me. -Yeah.
-I'll follow right behind you. -Erase-erase my lines behind me.
Don't worry about me.
We have to start moving together as a unit,
so that you cover approximately 15, 18 feet at a time
when you move the stuff.
So, nobody step on what we got. Let's go.
-Yes, sir. -Don't step on it, we can't--
(chuckles): You just stepped on it, Alfie.
CHRISTINE: All the cracks are done!
Look how far we're getting.
Dirty Hands are very close to finishing this first quarter.
-ALFIE: Mike, you see these lines? -MIKE: Yeah, I'm trying
-to bring some over. -We can't have these lines.
KEOGHAN: Savage Crew working
as a team of five as Sarah, the crew boss,
continues to fill in the cracks.
-It is gonna be close. -JEROME: Get your footprints out.
You guys can't be walking all over.
KEOGHAN: You're not there yet, Dirty Hands.
You got footprints, you got raised material.
-ALFIE: Stay with me. -HANGER: Yeah. -MIKE: Yep.
-ALFIE: I'm leading. -MIKE:/HANGER: Yep.
-TAK: Is that good? -JEROME: Yeah, Jerry.
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands looking
for a check on the first quarter.
-Check. -Thumbs up for Dirty Hands.
Jerry, can we have a check?
Please?
KEOGHAN: Okay, Savage Crew
with the first quarter clear, moving on to the second.
Both teams have
a quarter of their workspace done.
Savage Crew have finished their cracks, finally.
Now Sarah can join her team and help out.
-TAK: Tell me when, tell me when. -JEROME: Go, go, go, go.
-HANGER: Come on, Sarah. -ALFIE: Sarah, pull that one piece in the middle, that's it.
Sarah, don't worry about straightening that, just pull--
-Sarah, look at me. -Bro, we have to, it's gonna set.
Right there, I promise you, we will get it.
As a superintendent, when a building gets built,
if it's wrong, it's my fault.
So it's always on me.
So I'm used to assuming that responsibility.
Stay together.
I don't give a rip about who's in charge of what.
I need results.
SARAH: Just a suggestion,
two people doing this way, one person comes up.
We still have seams to break.
ALFIE: We don't. Stay with me.
HANGER: At this point,
it's a tight competition
between Dirty Hands and Savage Crew.
We have this if we just stick together.
You have to follow the crew boss.
We agreed we would follow the crew boss.
The saying, "Old habits die hard"
is definitely true in our-our team.
We have a lot of strong A personalities.
-Elizabeth, get on board! -I am fixing your mistakes
-that are harder than you're working! -All right, well, then, stop.
-Just stop, we'll have to fix this problem. -Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
SARAH: One person needs to talk.
ALFIE: I am, but nobody's listening.
SARAH: One person needs to talk.
ALFIE: I am, but nobody's listening.
MIKE: I feel like I'm pushing
myself as hard as I can.
And then being torn between Alfie,
who's saying one thing, and then Sarah's the crew bos,
and it's making me lose my focus.
I got footprints is why I'm covering this.
Stop stepping when we're done.
HANGER: You got to listen to Alfie.
I'm just so torn.
We just got to do what Sarah says.
She's the crew boss.
-Sarah, what do you want us to do? -What do you want to us to do?
Keep doing you, man, it's your show. Keep doing you.
-HANGER: Okay, you heard her. -SARAH: It was a mess.
There was no organization.
You guys, if we don't work together on this,
we're not gonna win.
SARAH: I didn't want to add to the chaos
by just trying to voice my opinion
when it's just making it more confusing for everybody.
-ALFIE: The team don't want to stay with us. -HANGER: Oh, sorry.
SARAH: In the military,
we would call that situation "a soup sandwich,"
and, um, it was definitely that.
ALFIE: Hey, we need an inspection!
-Check. -Savage Crew
get a clean check for halfway.
Even with the battle of wills, Savage Crew still in this.
Can you guys get on the same page and catch up?
ALFIE: Start turning towards the line.
When four of us got together in a rhythm,
my team started seeing that we were progressing.
Please stay with me, I beg of you.
-MIKE: I am, I'm right here. -HANGER: It could be the difference
-between winning, guys. -ALFIE: So right now,
we're no longer way behind Dirty Hands,
we're starting to catch up.
HANGER: We're doing it, guys. We're doing it.
Look how easy, look how nice.
We don't even need to go back now.
Good job, guys. Good job!
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands working towards the three-quarter mark.
JEROME: Look at that, look how beautiful.
KEOGHAN: Thumbs-up from Jerry.
Dirty Hands get three quarters of their work done.
Savage Crew just a few yards behind.
Let's go.
-Here we go. Teamwork. -Let's go.
There you go, fall in behind.
HANGER: Man, guys, we have to do this.
ALFIE: Let's see. Check!
KEOGHAN: Check is good for Savage Crew!
Three quarters of their work done,
they are neck and neck with Dirty Hands.
HANGER: Oh, my God. We caught up to them.
Come on, guys. Let's do it.
CHRISTINE: I'm starting to panic a little bit.
$60,000, it's life-changing money,
and a lot of people are hungry for that money.
We're gonna fight tooth and nail for it.
LIA: Don't lose now.
Down to the last quarter.
-MIKE: We can come back. -HANGER: We can come back.
QUINCEY: We got to pick it up.
Savage Crew is not the team to, to lay down on,
because there's $60,000 on the line,
and you got to keep your foot on the gas with those guys.
-Ready? -All right, let's go. -Okay, let's go.
ALFIE: A tidal wave, a tidal wave, tidal wave.
JEROME: Fill them out, ladies. Fill them out.
KEOGHAN: Dirty Hands are getting close
to the finish, but Savage Crew refusing
to let them have the win.
ELIZABETH: Guys, we have a lot of material.
Why are we pouring more out and we haven't spread this out?
ELIZABETH: You guys, we should be next to each other
getting each other's line.
ALFIE: That's what I keep saying.
KELSY: We're a hot mess.
We're all over the place.
But at least we're making progress somehow.
-HANGER: Go, go, go, go. -ALFIE: Turn it down the line.
KELSY: This is our chance
for Savage Crew to catch up.
Guys, we got to work together.
Come together, figure it out,
put your attitudes behind and let's go.
JEROME: Go, go, go, go.
Dirty Hands are very close to finishing,
and just a few feet from their fifth win
and getting that $60,000.
But Savage Crew, they're right there with them,
refusing to give up.
-It is gonna be close. -HANGER: Go, go, go, go, go.
Nice, guys.
-ELIZABETH: We just got a little spot up here. -JEROME: Take what you need.
HANGER: Come on, go, go, go. Come on, guys.
Quincey, go, go, go, go-- Hey!
KEOGHAN: Now they got it, Jerry.
Look at that beautiful technique.
JEROME: Nice, Kalimba!
We're almost there, let's go.
On the truck, let's go.
-Pack up everything. -KALIMBA: Tools on the truck.
-ALFIE: I got it, come on. -Are we good?
TAK: Good?
Jerry, do we have a thumbs-up?
-It's a check. -We have a thumbs-up
-on Dirty Hands! -(cheering)
(whooping)
(grunting)
JEROME: 60 G's!
(whooping)
This one was for all the outcasts, guys.
-Yeah, baby! -KALIMBA: For Nigel.
-ALL: For Nigel.
-LIA: Thank you, everyone. -(sniffling)
CHRISTINE: I was so happy that, you kno, we could dedicate that win
to, you know, Lia's nephew Nigel,
because he would have been my age today.
-This means so much. -(laughs): Yeah!
We won in loving memory of Nigel.
I don't think I've ever huggd anybody as hard
as I hugged Quincey.
You just needed to share that joy, you know?
And so we were hugging each other, crying.
It was just unleashed emotion and joy.
I can't ever remember feelin, like, that exuberant over,
you know, accomplishing something.
QUINCEY: I wasn't able to help my team
back in 2005,
and so to help Dirty Hands win this championship
on Tough As Nails
gave me that redemption that I needed.
KELSY: It's just a nightmare.
Dirty Hands beat us fair and square,
and they deserve it, 'cause we were a mess.
I know, brother. Tough.
SARAH: I honestly felt like, you know,
we-we defeated ourselves.
I'm feeling 60K broker and, uh, not really happy.
ALFIE: Dirty Hands takes the win.
Any chance of that money coming to my family is done.
A-And it's over what?
That we don't agree on something?
Dirty Hands, I am pleased to tell you
that you won today's team challenge.
That means you have won $12,000 for today's job...
-(applause) -Yes, sir.
HANGER: Yeah!
...and today's Badge of Honor.
But you are also the winners of $60,000.
You are the official winners
of the team competition on Tough As Nails.
(Jerome whooping)
Jerome, you're the crew boss, you get the money.
-LIA: Go get it, Jerome. -JEROME: Finishing that was a relief.
We got excited, actually excited,
that-that's full of 60 G's, bro.
That's gonna do wonders.
That's some blessing right there already.
Savage Crew, even though Dirty Hands have won
the overall team competition,
you will have a moment for redemption.
There's $12,000 that's up for the next team challenge.
You can win the next one. You can get that $12,000.
We got to come together as a family.
I mean, today was not a family.
It-it was a broken family.
KEOGHAN: That was a tough day.
So we're gonna be transitioning from the team competition,
go back to the individual competition.
Six tough competitors.
By the end of tomorrow, we will be down to just five.
MIKE: I'm just gonna cut through all the crap.
I'm angry, I'm upset.
Because I know how good we are,
and we just fell apart.
I don't ever break down like this,
and that's how much it means to me.
I've had all this weight on my shoulders
since the very beginning,
because I picked you guys to be on this team.
And we're just breaking apart.
It hurts right here.
So we need to focus on the next challenge.
I need us to get back to where we are a family.
-Yeah. -Where we communicate,
because there is still $12,000 on the table.
Sometimes you have to be strong enough
to say something, be loud,
because we're falling apart,
and I don't like that feeling.
I want us to be close again.
We need that money.
I bust my ass every single day
to provide for my family.
So we need to provide for our family: Savage Crew.
SARAH: I know it's bad when Mike gets upset like tha,
because he's the one that kind of keeps us all grounded.
He's always really kumbaya, chill,
so for him to, you know, feel that upset,
I knew this was probably the worst
-that we had been as a team. -MIKE: We need
to get it together and brush this off.
MIKE: Yesterday's team challenge
was really rough for Savage Crew,
but I can't dwell on the past.
It's getting closer and closr to getting that $200,000
and that Ford Super Duty. Today's the day
where I'm fighting for my family at home.
Good morning!
Everybody who's punched out,
make yourself comfortable on the truck.
TAK: My confidence has grown because I'm still here, but
I'm not ever going to take it for granted.
I'm ready to sweat, I'm ready to work.
I'm ready to bust my butt.
Welcome back to your jobsite.
What a nice job you did, and you know what's happening today?
The battle lines
are being drawn. We're down to six.
ELIZABETH: I'm here to test myself,
and I don't want to talk anymore.
I just want to do.
I just want to show everybody what I can do.
Does anybody know when
lines were first painted on the roads in America?
-1911. -Are you serious, Quincey?
-Yes. -1911. There you go, Quincey.
-Hey. -Anyway, everybody, say good morning to Jerry.
-(overlapping greetings) -KEOGHAN: Jerry, could you
-show us how it's done? -Absolutely.
KEOGHAN: Beautiful straight line.
-Not his first time doing that. -KEOGHAN: No.
He's done it a few times. Thank you, Jerry. Beautiful.
So, that's how you do it the easy way, but
this show is called Tough As Nails,
so you will be doing it the hard way.
Quincey, I see you smiling.
Today your job is to paint ten parking spots,
and you're gonna be doing it the old-fashioned way.
-Old school. -With some paint brushes
-and some paint. -No.
Two of the parking spots are ADA parking spots
for those people who have disabilities.
When the work whistle blows,
you will run down to these wagons, grab the tae
to mark the lines, blue and white paint, and hammer drill.
What do you need those for? Well, the ADAs
have car stops, so you'll be drilling holes
and hammering in rebar to hold them in place.
Your work site must be swept clean.
When you cross the finish line with all your equipment,
you'll have completed the job.
This is about precision.
It's about getting your lines straight.
It's about working efficiently.
And the winner today-- what do they get? A deluxe barbecue.
-Hey. -Yeah. -KEOGHAN: Yeah.
The last two of you to finish today
will be going into overtime, and before the sun sets,
one of you will be punching out. We will be down to five.
-Ready to get to work? Yeah! -Yeah. -Yeah.
Line up. Let's do it!
QUINCEY: I'm not winded.
I'm not fatigued. I'm just determined.
LIA: Going into the competition, my mom always inspires me.
Just being alive and breathing seems to be inspiring to me,
and so, I feel a responsibility
to live this dream the best I can.
Hopefully, I can take that all the way to the very end.
KEOGHAN: Do not be the last two to get the job done.
You'll be going into overtime.
On the work whistle.
-(work whistle blows) -KELSY: Come on, come on!
KEOGHAN: Ooh, look at Mike.
-He's flying. -He's pretty fast.
-ALFIE: He is quick, right? -KALIMBA: Yeah.
Oops. Easy does it.
KEOGHAN: Ah, straight away, all our competitors
are getting to work on the ADA parking spots.
Tak has the hammer drill.
-(drilling) -JERRY: He has
a good, uh, method right there.
TAK: I knew that the concrete part
was gonna be really hard,
so that's the first thing I attack.
These challenges are not just fast.
You have to kind of keep calm mentally.
KEOGHAN: Tak will be the first to get his car stop in place.
Lia, leaning into that drill. Beautiful technique.
HANGER: I guarantee Lia's done this.
(chuckling) She's done a little bit of everything, man.
QUINCEY: I pull out my drill, and then bam!
My drill bit comes out of my drill.
It's stuck in there. I only got this, only got about two inches
of drill bit to work with. Try to get it out.
I tried to get it back on the drill, and it keeps slipping up.
KEOGHAN: Something not tightening there?
-QUINCEY: I'm like, "Oh, gosh." -KEOGHAN: Uh-oh.
-Keeps missing. -Got to rightey tight.
Drill bit never got tightened. This is where
the pressure really starts to show.
(drill whirring)
-Elizabeth! -Takes skills
-to get that. -Skill and strength.
ELIZABETH: It doesn't make sense
to go back and forth between painting
and other tasks, so, if I install the car stops,
and I sweep the area clean, I'm ready to paint.
KEOGHAN: Good idea to be sweeping up before you move on.
Mike has obviously skipped that step,
and he's really struggling with that tape.
It's not going to stick with all that dust on the ground.
MIKE: I'm, you know,
fumbling around with that tape.
KELSY: Come on, Mike.
What is he doing?
MIKE: Man, this is...
this is gonna be tough now
because I just made it toughr on myself. I'm like,
"Mike, you should have just cleaned this up."
KEOGHAN: Elizabeth has both her car stops in place
and a lot of her painting.
Jerome is painting now. He's decided to do his painting
before he does his car stops. That's going to allow time
for the paint to dry. Good move.
LIA: My strategy is to start with the blue paint
for the ADA symbols.
Give that time to dry
before I can put some white paint on it
for the symbol itself.
So I want to jump on that first.
(humming)
I was just trying to kind of
sing to myself a little bit as I went along...
(humming)
...to make it less of a competition and more of jut
doing a task that... that I'm comfortable with.
Oh, don't spill it, girl. Don't spill it.
If I'm comfortable
with what I'm doing, it'll move along.
KEOGHAN: Wow. Elizabeth
already moving forward with her white lines,
leaving her blue spots to dry.
Jerome's following in her footsteps,
using the same strategy,
taping up those lines ready for painting.
That's the most time-consuming part of this job.
JEROME: Back was sore,
your-your core. My knees got bust up.
The pavement was hot, so,
who can tape up the parking lot the fastest?
That was the win-or-lose situation right there.
KEOGHAN: Elizabeth flying today.
-Look at that masking technique. -Yeah.
You can't go any faster than that, seriously.
ELIZABETH: The technique I was using was a tai chi technique.
The master level, you are able to stay down in a very, very low
position and move along the ground,
and I've been practicing this technique
for the last year and a half.
KEOGHAN: Elizabeth and Jerome have a slight lead,
but Lia, Tak, Mike, and Quincey
starting to mask up their lines, so,
we still have a race on our hands.
JERRY: Everybody's working very efficient and working hard.
Yeah, very smart. Anybody you'd like on your crew?
-All of 'em, actually. Yeah. -You'd like 'em all?
You can cook one steak medium rare on this road. Yow!
-I'm sure that asphalt's hot. -Oh, heck, yeah. -Oh, yeah.
I was feeling for them, but I was glad that I wasn't doing it.
KEOGHAN: Sweat is pouring off Mike.
This is hot work out here in the sun, Jerry.
I don't know how you do it every day.
-Yes. -Hot work.
LIA: Hope this is water-based paint
-'cause I'm sweating in it. -(laughter)
MIKE: I do have a little experience with painting,
but my wife would say otherwise because
I'm not very good at it. (laughs)
Oh, man.
I stood on it, painted inside, and
it was still bleeding out. I couldn't get it to be tight.
KEOGHAN: Time is ticking away.
You're gonna have to do some tidying up.
So I have to go back and do that one then?
-Yeah, that's not gonna pass. -TAK: Oh, man.
KEOGHAN: Mike and Quincey still have a lot
of taping and painting left. Elizabeth, on the other hand,
is working on her second stencil.
The only thing she's got to do is stencil the blue.
KEOGHAN: And unlike Lia and Jerome, Elizabeth has
really kept her workspace very clean.
Roll that dolly back over the line, and...
Elizabeth gets the job done! Congratulations, Elizabeth.
ELIZABETH: Maybe people
could have thought before
that I wasn't really a threa, but now,
I think they, maybe, are starting to realize
that they do need to be
concerned about me.
You're in this, Mike!
Second place is yours.
We still got more here, Mike, on the line.
JERRY: Clean up the edge
with black, black.
MIKE: I grabbed the black paint,
and just ran as fast as I could
to just get those touch-up spots.
Push!
MIKE: All right, Mike, just...
just don't go into overtime.
KEOGHAN: And...
Lia gets the job done!
-She's safe from overtime. -Thank you.
Lia is the biggest sleeper in-in this contest.
KALIMBA: Tak, speed it up, bud.
TAK: As I'm working, I just hear
people getting done, you know? Finished already.
KEOGHAN: Jerome gets the job done!
Yeah, Jerome!
I was thinking, oh, God, I'm behind.
-Oh, man. -KEOGHAN: Tak, Quincey, and Mike
battling it out.
This is where you've got to keep your cool.
You rush this job, don't get it right,
you'll find yourself in overtime.
Mike's got to pick up the pace.
SARAH: I'm really nervous when I see Mike fall behind.
ALFIE: Let's go, Mike!
SARAH: Usually, he's somewhere in the top,
and this is probably the slowest I've seen him move.
-Oh, man. -CHRISTINE: Pick up the pace!
This is when my stomach starts turning.
KELSY: Ah! I can't stand it.
KEOGHAN: Tak, Quincey, and Mike
desperate to stay out of overtime.
Only one guaranteed spot left in the individual competition.
The first to finish final touch-ups and pack up
all your tools gets that spot.
Nobody wants to go into overtime. Sweat is pouring
off Mike. Quincey trying to stay out of overtime.
He knows what it's like. He's been there twice, Jerry.
Let's go, let's go!
LIA: Go, Quince.
-Push! -LIA: Go, Tak!
KEOGHAN: Quincey's making a turn with his dolly.
Tak is trying to brush up.
Get it across the line, Quincey, and your stencil, your stencil.
Oh, too late. Mike crossing the line.
(grunting)
Mike gets the job done, safe from overtime.
-Yeah! -Yeah! Oh, my God.
-No way. -(crying)
MIKE: Man, that was an intense challenge.
I mean, when he says
I finished and I'm not going into overtime, it was
a huge relief to me.
That would have hurt me a lo, if I couldn't
do my best to win this for my family.
Tak, I'm sorry to tell you,
you will be going into overtime with Quincey.
Let's see if we can have some fun, man.
TAK: First time for everything, so I'm ready.
Right now, I just got to rest up
so I can compete in the overtime.
Me and Quincey is brothers, but
when we go in there, I mean, we're gonna compete hard.
Jerry, it was so close, right?
-It was very tight, it was... -I-I...
And Mike literally just pipped you at the line there.
Quincey, I'm sorry.
QUINCEY: That little bit of time, you know, it took me
to get the stencil and get across the threshold there.
So a few seconds just cost me.
Ultimately, ended me up again, for the third time, in overtime.
Mike, what was going through your mind there, at the end?
It hurt a lot for me.
Sometimes it sucks to be six-four and 240, so...
-(laughter) -Everybody made me work for it.
-Elizabeth, amazing job today. -Thanks.
That-that shows your skills right there, and how...
how competitive you are.
And I want to applaud you on that, 'cause you did amazing.
-(applause) -Thank you.
And Elizabeth, our winner today, gets the barbeque.
Elizabeth, your first win was a well-deserved win, and, uh,
how about a round of applause for Jerry for putting up
-with your work? -ELIZABETH: Oh, thank you, Jerry. Great job.
-Jerry, thank you for having us here. -Yeah, thank you.
Thank you for giving us some insight into what you do
every day out here in the hot sun
with your team. Appreciate it.
Tak and Quincey, gonna find out who's punching out today.
-Everybody ready to get to overtime? -ALL: Yeah.
KEOGHAN: Let's go.
QUINCEY: I wanted redemption when I first came here.
-Yeah! -QUINCEY: I felt that redemption when
me and my team, Dirty Hands,
won the team challenge.
So at this point, you know, I'll just take it all the wa.
You know, I'm-I'm too close not to.
I gonna give it all I got and go for it.
-KEOGHAN: You smell the barbeque? -Yeah, smells good.
If I won this 200K, that would be big.
In Hawaii, our cost of living is real expensive over there.
We're a small island.
We don't have that much opportunities,
but if I can be up here
showing, you know, just me, a small person from the...
one of the smallest towns,
you know, making it this far, it's-it's like
an honor for me to represent Hawaii.
This is a chance to stay in contention
for the Tough As Nails title.
-There is a lot at stake. -Yup.
KEOGHAN: You have four competitors sitting
on a truck who are going through
to the final five, and there's only one spot left.
So you are looking at two identical VIP parking areas.
When this place gets packed,
VIP parking is what everybody wants.
There are 25 parking spots in the two lots.
There are 21 cars in each lot.
That means there are four empty spaces.
When the work whistle blows, run over to the parked cars
and figure out which car you want to move first.
Make note of the number on the dashboard,
then run to your valet stand, pick up the key,
which has the corresponding number attached to it.
You can only grab one key at a time, so choose carefully.
Your job-- it's pretty simple.
Just to get one of those Ford F-150s
and park it into one of these spots right here.
That's it. Think of this challenge
as a giant slide puzzle. If you do it,
you will stay in contention for the Tough As Nails title.
If you finish last today, you will be punching out.
Are you ready to get the job done?
-Yeah. -Yeah. -Let me say this.
Whatever happens here today, you're both getting a barbeque.
-Well, that's good. -KEOGHAN: That's good.
-(laughter) -QUINCEY: We both win.
-(laughing) -KEOGHAN: Let's get started.
QUINCEY: I've never valet-parked a ca.
It's completely out of my wheelhouse. No clue.
So I'm thinking, man, how can I do this,
and do it right, do it first?
KEOGHAN: On the work whistle.
(work whistle blows)
(cheering)
(muttering)
TAK: I have no experience in vale.
I know how to drive.
-KELSY: You got it, Quince. -QUINCEY: Biggest thing
I need to be worried about for myself is, uh, making sure
that I come in with a clear heart, clear mind,
and you know, focus.
KEOGHAN: Quincey's wipers are going on.
-KELSY: Oh, Tak's already out. -KALIMBA: Let's go, Tak.
TAK: It felt great getting that lead.
I'm hard to beat because,
once I get the rhythm, I'm on.
KEOGHAN: Quincey's trying to get the car started.
HANGER: Let's go, Quincey.
KEOGHAN: Tak picks up his second set of keys.
Quincey struggling to move his first car.
KELSY: What's happening?
Does he have the wrong key?
-Oh, Tak's already out. -KALIMBA: Let's go, Tak.
-(beeping) -KEOGHAN: Quincey's trying
-to get the car started. -HANGER: Let's go, Quincey.
KEOGHAN: Tak out to an early lead.
Quincey hasn't moved a car yet.
First person to figure out this giant parking-lot slide puzzle
will be in the final four.
QUINCEY: There's always something
that's gonna trip you up, something
that's gonna challenge you. The key is,
you don't quit.
KEOGHAN: Now he's got it going.
He's backing up very slowly.
CHRISTINE: I don't know why he took so long.
HANGER: Let's go, Quincey.
-LIA: That's it, Tak. -JEROME: Come on, boy.
-Let's go, Quincey. -QUINCEY: You want to make as less trips
as possible when you're getting the keys.
So when I run back to take that key back,
instead of me running back
to the parking lot and look at the number,
I already had that number
in my head, so I could just
put this key down and grab this one
and go back and move the car, and that was my strategy
for the remainder of the challenge.
Ah.
-Oh. -QUINCEY: Bam!
-Twisted my ankle. -CHRISTINE: Come on, Quince.
QUINCEY: But I keep going because Tak is fast.
He's not slowing down.
KEOGHAN: Tak has moved four cars.
Now he has an empty slot in one of his rows,
and he can move one of the cars out of the row
that's blocking his F-150,
which he needs to park out front to get the job done.
How do you start the car? Oh, brah.
It's a push-to-start, but the button
is not by the steering wheel.
KEOGHAN: And Quincey has tied it up.
There's no button here.
-LIA: Keep it moving. -KELSY: You got it.
-(engine starts) -Aah!
Took some time to figure it out, but,
yeah, I got it eventually.
KEOGHAN: Quincey, a slight lead ahead of Tak.
-LIA: Hustle, hustle. -HANGER: Let's go, Tak.
-LIA: Hustle, hustle. -JEROME: You got it, Tak.
Tak is checking the number.
He realizes
-that he's got the wrong car. -KELSY: Oh.
When I got there, it was the wrong number key, and
-I had to run back. -MIKE: Come on, Tak!
TAK: I don't know where Quincey i.
KEOGHAN: Quincey moving his sixth car.
While Tak has made a mistake,
and that's cost him an extra run.
I just know I got to hurry up
because I made a couple mistakes already.
-ELIZABETH: Stay calm. -KEOGHAN: Quincey with a slight lead.
KELSY: Good job, Quincey!
KEOGHAN: Nice move, Quincey.
-Yes. -HANGER: Come on, Quincey.
KELSY: Good job, Quincey! Good job!
HANGER: Good job, Tak.
CHRISTINE: Come on, guys. Fight for it!
KALIMBA: Seeing Quincey and Tak--
it's like having your two children
go up against each other.
You just want them both to do their best.
I think Tak's speed is an advantage, but I also thik
that Quincey's a beast, and moving cars
is just something that I'm sure he's done a lot.
So, this is anybody's game.
HANGER: Quincey, dig deep.
-KELSY: Quincey, hustle. -HANGER: Come on, brother.
KEOGHAN: Nice move, Quincey.
Now only two cars blocking Quincey and Tak's F-150.
How bad do you want it? Come on!
-KEOGHAN: How bad do you want it? -QUINCEY: Every time I run
to the valet box, I see Tak. He's-he's at
the valet box, so I'm like, "Man, we're neck and neck."
I got to pick it up.
KEOGHAN: We are down to one car
in front of Quincey and Tak's F-150. A dead heat.
-CHRISTINE: Come on, Tak. Hustle! -KEOGHAN: Another quick up
-for Quincey. Who wants this more? -KELSY: Hurry!
KEOGHAN: Very quick grab coming from Tak.
-JEROME: Go, go, go, go, go, go! -Go, go, go, go!
KEOGHAN: Quincey is already moving it back.
KELSY: Come on!
KEOGHAN: Oh, Quincey is close now.
KELSY: Come on! Quincey, hurry!
KEOGHAN: There are seconds separating Tak and Quincey.
KELSY: Hurry, Quincey!
KEOGHAN: Quincey back, looking for his next car.
KELSY: Quincey!
KEOGHAN: But he can't find the final key.
KELSY: Come on, Quincey. You got it.
CHRISTINE: Move! Move!
Oh, my gosh, they're running together.
MIKE: Go! Go, Tak.
KEOGHAN: They are a mirror image of each other
-and down to just one car. -HANGER: Same time.
No way!
-(overlapping shouting) -KEOGHAN: We're down to one car.
-KELSY: Hurry! -HANGER: Go!
Come on, Quincey.
KEOGHAN: One move left!
Hurry! Hurry!
KEOGHAN: Quincey gets a number.
-(overlapping shouting) -KEOGHAN: Tak gets in.
-Quincey gets in. -HANGER: Are you kidding me?
KEOGHAN: Seconds in this.
-(overlapping shouting) -KELSY: Holy cow.
HANGER: Go, Quincey! No way.
KEOGHAN: Quincey backing up, Tak backing up.
(screaming)
LIA: Hurry! What's the number?!
KEOGHAN: Who wants this more?
Looking for the final key to their Ford F-150.
Oh, and it looks like Tak grabbed the wrong key.
KALIMBA: Come on, Tak.
KEOGHAN: This is Quincey's chance.
Tak gets in.
-Quincey starts up his Ford F-150. -KELSY: Hurry!
Here comes Quincey. He's got to make the turn.
Lining up. Here comes Tak.
And...
(tires squealing)
-Quincey gets the win within seconds! -(cheering)
-Oh. -Ah. Damn!
QUINCEY: It feels great.
You know, I'm hungry, and I'm here for a reason,
and I'm with a bunch of competitors
that want it just as bad as I do, so, got to
make sure every move I make is a step closer to that $200,000.
It was neck and neck the whole way through.
You must have noticed where each other was
-while you were doing this. -I ain't never seen Tak.
I kind of just going off of this over here.
-(laughter) -KEOGHAN: Tak, I really think
it came down to one wrong key that you picked up.
You had one extra little run.
Yeah, I read the wrong number.
I was one mistake away
from advancing. I feel like
I should have went a little further.
And, uh, your fellow Hawaiian, Jerome--
is... he's, uh... he was living it with you
-all the way through. -He's my Hawaiian brother, man.
JEROME: I'll get over it, but
just, you guys don't know
how close us island people are, and
that's a real man right there.
That's how much... that's how much I love my brothers, bro.
Five left. Gonna be tough to get this Hawaiian out of
this competition now 'cause he gonna make me stronger.
KEOGHAN: Quincey, congratulations.
You're in the final five.
Unfortunately, Tak, I do
need to ask you to punch out of
the individual competition.
TAK: Coming to Tough As Nails,
I learned our team is like ohana.
TAK: From this competition,
I gained a lot of close friends.
That's like the-the biggest win.
Not only my brother Jerome, you know,
but everybody here.
Like, we bonded real good.
And... yeah.
I'm a better man for it because now I get
to show my family back home the family that I have here.
We're down to the final five now. Tak,
you got to change gears now, go back to the team competition.
-Yup. -You have that win under your belt
with Dirty Hands. One more team competition.
Savage Crew's coming after you.
I am personally hoping that Savage Crew unite
and come back strong and give you a real fight for the money.
-Sorry if we disappoint you. -(laughter)
-(overlapping chatter) -That was good!
How about some barbeque, huh?
-Everybody hungry? -(cheering)
All right, get into it,
and I will see you bright and early tomorrow.
-KELSY: Plate? Here you go. -LIA: Oh, thank you.
-Tak and Quincey, y'all are first. -There you go.
-I'm gonna fix you a plate, okay? -KELSY: Yeah.
ELIZABETH: Oh, Christine, get in there.
-JEROME: Okole maluna. -TAK: Okole maluna.
-JEROME: Okole maluna! -TAK: Okole maluna!
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KEOGHAN: Next time on Tough As Nails..
Welcome to our final team challenge.
This is our last chance.
KEOGHAN: Lost a bit of time there.
MIKE: Feel like you're just going in slow motion.
KEOGHAN: Five competitors left.
By the end of the day, one moe of you will be punching ou,
losing your shot at the final four.
ELIZABETH: I'm taking forever.
QUINCEY: My nail gun is jammed.
KEOGHAN: Sweating like crazy now.
Lia, you do not have a pass on this pallet.