(HEAVY BREATHING)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
NARRATOR: Selection for the SAS is a test like no other.
I don't care if they're celebrities in their world.
They're not going to know what's hit them.
(CHOPPER WHIRRS)
17 celebrities recruits... Let's go, let's go!
..have volunteered to put their glamorous lives behind.
It's not about you.
I want to show I'm not just the reality TV girl.
SAS selection is designed to break the most elite soldier.
They're put through the most gruelling stages of selection...
Are you OK? Yes, staff.
..by an elite team of special forces soldiers.
Fire! We haven't even started yet!
Chief instructor Ant Middleton and his team of directing staff
will make no exceptions.
We're going to find out who they really are, and so will they.
Roll!
Break, break, break, break!
What are you willing to sacrifice for your teammate?
Push, push, push. Come on.
If it's not your life, you're in the wrong job.
Dissent within the ranks...
ANT: What did you say in the boat?
You're going to suffer because someone can't keep their mouth shut.
Stop being selfish.
..creates tension within the group.
We're done with you gobbin' off to the fucking DS, mate.
Relax. Let's go!
And a gruelling log carry...
You're only as good as the weakest team member.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Come on!
Get back on that log or you give me your number.
..forces one recruit to quit.
Come on, then, you're 21! Are you Benjamin Button?
She's doing it, why can't you?
Stand up straight. You fuckin' told me you had something to prove.
Do it!
Everyone's getting around one another today.
Yeah.
You're gonna need, you know, some pretty formidable teamwork.
Yeah.
I trust any one of this gang.
Everything's a test.
Alright, just listen in, we're leaving in five minutes.
The love train is going, be on it.
Anybody going for a dump, tell 'em to snap it off.
Let's go, come on!
SAS selection is a relentless course where only the tough will survive.
We're waiting for you, hurry up!
With 14 recruits still remaining,
they prepare for a punishing day ahead.
Get a shift on!
Everything is about teamwork in the special forces.
Come on, then, let's go! Come on!
Never would you find yourself operating by yourself.
Everybody good?
Teamwork is all about filling the weak gaps,
allowing everyone to play to their strengths, 'cause, the moment
you don't fill those weak gaps, and they present themselves,
then you're gonna be in big trouble.
On the move.
Keep going, keep moving!
Let's go! Come on!
Get up here, you!
Catch up, hurry up!
For number 3, Jackson, the course is a chance to step out from the shadow
of his famous father, cricketer Shane Warne.
If I was to describe myself, I would definitely say shy, introverted,
not like my dad.
Why the fuck are you walking? Why are you walking, number 3?
But first...
Hurry up!
..he'll have to keep up with the other recruits.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Sorry, staff.
Don't be sorry. Listen, I'll get a million excuses.
We'll work on results, and you
are falling way too far behind too quick, do you understand me?
Get a grip of yourself, get your fucking head in order.
There's nothing wrong with your body, it's in there.
Do you understand me? Yes, staff.
Get a grip of yourself.
You're the fucking youngest bloke here.
Sit down.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
What you're gonna see in a minute is a means
of delivery into a foreign land, into a battlezone, into a theatre of war.
Most of the time, we come from the sky.
We freefall, we parachute
or we drop out of a fucking helicopter,
and, out of nowhere, we will get picked up.
Fast-break pick-up follows insertion into sea,
and it's a means of getting your operators into a boat,
and taking them onto task.
They're basically on a bearing
waiting for a boat to come towards them,
and they've got to stay in position
while it looks like the boat is going to hit them.
The boat doesn't slow down, it's going at speed.
Get up.
Let go, let go.
And it's about you maintaining that level of calm to be able to
carry that drill out to the best of your ability, and get out of there.
There's a lot going on.
The water's cold.
There's a boat heading towards you,
and it's about gaining clarity and not confusion.
When this comes along, you punch through this with your left arm.
You punch through it 'cause that has got to sit up there.
If it sits there, your fuckin' arm will come out of the socket
and you'll carry on going with the boat.
The recruits will each take turns in the lead position as catcher,
dragging their team out of the near-freezing water.
The first to play catcher is AFLW player Sabrina Frederick.
I'm a team player.
You can go a long way with people helping and binding together.
Her task will be to extract number 11, Firass Durani.
Alright, here we go.
..and number 7, Erin McNaught.
If someone put their life in my hands,
I would take it on as a massive responsibility.
Boats are dangerous.
They're heavy.
They're difficult to control, difficult to manoeuvre.
You have to have your wits about you,
and you have to know what you're doing.
Let's go!
Watch, watch, watch, watch.
Right, then, get yourself up.
It's just hard.
Come on, get in.
You're trying to haul a guy out of the water when the boat's moving.
It's like physics don't allow it.
Come on, then!
Sabrina successfully retrieves the pair,
setting the benchmark for the rest of the recruits.
Recently retired cricketer number 15, Mitchell Johnson, is next.
I got to the point
where I just did not care about cricket one little bit.
It wasn't even a thought in my mind.
I just didn't have that belief in myself that I was good enough.
Go on, then, get up.
One of the things I definitely have thought about is
I don't want to be in situations where I can let the team down.
That's it, go on!
There you go.
Get him up, go on.
There you go.
Well done! Fuckin' textbook.
Mitchell successfully retrieves his teammates.
Go!
And next to play catcher... Get in there!
..is Olympic swimmer James Magnusson.
I've had to rescue people in the ocean a few times
because I'm the most proficient swimmer in the vicinity.
I end up making the rescue.
Go on, then.
Get in, drag her up.
In that scenario, I was just completely focused.
Get in!
Like, what do I need to do to prevent him from drowning?
When's the next wave coming?
What do I need to do to survive?
Well done!
Yet another successful extraction.
Come up to the front.
OK, jump in.
Ex-Ironwoman Candice Warner hits the icy waters.
Charging toward her at full pace is Bachelorette Ali.
Now?
Go on, then, get it in the water. Right there?
Get in there, Goldilocks!
(BOAT'S MOTOR ROARS)
(SHOUTING)
Yes, good effort!
You OK? Yeah, I'm good.
Meanwhile, on the beach...
Whoo!
..panic sets in for number 3, Jackson.
Come here, you.
And he's immediately pulled aside by the DS.
What's up?
Nothing, staff.
Having a shit day?
No, I just feel bad. If I'm always the unfittest and last, I feel bad.
Don't.
It's not all...listen.
We're not looking for racers,
we're not looking for people who can be at the front all the time.
We're looking for people who give 100%.
Are you giving 100%? Yes, staff.
You've got fuck all to worry about.
So, get your fucking head in the game.
Yes, staff. Sort yourself out.
Go on, sit down. Thank you, staff.
Filled with self-doubt, Jackson must now complete the drill.
As team leader, he will pick up Number 7, Eden,
and number 8, Shannan.
I love being a team player,
even though being a team player
usually means having me as the captain.
You need to work to your potential in a group dynamic.
If you don't, you're gonna break my head.
Alright!
I know a lot of it is mental, and it's all about grit and toughness,
but I've never really been a part of a team
I sort of feel comfortable in.
I always felt like I was the odd one out.
Alright!
If somebody expects so much from you, and then you disappoint...
Go, go, go!
..I might go in my little shell and just hide.
Now, fucking make it work!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Number 11, you fuckin' will pay for that, I promise you.
Firass under attack...
All of you are gonna suffer because someone can't keep their mouth shut.
..sending the recruits to war.
We're done with you gobbin' off to the fuckin' DS, mate.
Calm down. I don't have to listen to you.
You have to listen to us.
I'm not listening to anything you shout at me, mate.
You're on your own now, Firass, you're on your own.
Let's go!
Wanting to prove himself, number 3, Jackson is now in position.
Hurry up!
His job is to haul fellow recruits, number 8 Shannan and Number 17 Eden,
into a moving boat at pace.
Now, fucking make it work!
Line up!
But Jackson misses the first target,
leaving Shannan to wait in the biting cold.
One thing I really don't like doing is letting people down.
Stop fuckin' around!
I've rarely let anybody down.
Come on, pick up the second one.
OK, let's get him on.
He manages to catch Eden,
but is yet to redeem himself on the second attempt
to rescue number 8, Shannan.
The youngest boy acting like a fuckin' old man.
Catch him!
Come on, let's get him up, get him up.
Come on, then, get your legs up.
Sorry, Shannan. That's alright.
I just buckled it. Sorry, mate.
Number 8.
Number 8. Number 8.
What happened?
The hoop folded as he came past so I couldn't put my arm through it.
His fault or your fault?
His, staff.
You sure about that? Yes, staff.
Away you go. Thank you.
Number 3.
In very stressful situations, I just curl up into a little ball.
I don't have any emotion, I don't yell, I don't get frustrated,
I sorta just keep to myself, and let it all bottle up a little bit.
You just left someone in the water.
If that was at night, you've got one chance.
You've gotta go all the way round again,
and identify him, find out where he is.
You've probably fuckin' lost him by now.
Was it a hard job that you had? No, staff.
To present that to your fuckin' teammate.
No, staff.
His fault or your fault?
My fault.
That doesn't happen again, do you understand?
Yes, staff. Away you go.
Come on, move it!
Next in the freezing water, number 12, James.
Let's go!
And number 15, Mitchell.
Come on!
To be picked up by number 6, Nick.
Back to the graft and get in the boat. Come on, then.
I think I'm a team player.
I think a lot of footy teaches you that.
If you want to go fast, go alone.
If you want to go far, you go together.
There you go!
Quick, grab the second one!
That's it, come on!
Honey Badger Nick Cummins executes two strong catches.
Well done!
Finally, the last to prove himself to the DS is number 11, Firass,
removing number 16, Ali, and number 3, Jackson, from the freezing cold.
I've been a prankster and a clown all my life.
Little bit silly, little bit unhinged at times.
Stop panicking.
Let go of this, let go of this, let go of this.
Taking too long to extract Ali to the safety of the boat...
..Firass misses Jackson, failing the task.
Everybody in the team in a survival situation
has got their job to do, a role to play.
If one person's not pulling their weight, that means
there's a percentage of the task being slowed down,
creating more vulnerability and more danger.
It's good being wet again! Shut up!
Number 11, get here!
You're fucking taking the piss!
With all the pick-ups now complete,
the recruits change into dry clothes, ready for departure.
Can't keep his fucking mouth shut.
But, first, chief instructor Ant has had enough of Firass.
Number 11, get out here.
Stand here. Turn around.
What did you say in the boat?
Don't look at me, look at them.
What did you say in the boat?
It was good to get back in the water.
It's good to be wet.
Guess what you're gonna do.
All of you in your fuckin' dry kit, guess what you're gonna do?
Go in the water.
You're gonna suffer even more because someone can't keep their mouth shut.
Number 5, I'm gonna give you the option,
do I get everyone wet or do we get number 11 wet?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
It's up to you, make the decision.
We give you a bit of slack, you fucking take the piss.
Number 11, what did you say in the boat?
After failing his fast boat pick-up,
number 11, Firass,
made smart comments that have infuriated the DS.
You fucking will pay for that.
Number 5, I'm gonna give you the option,
do I get everyone wet or do we get number 11 wet?
It's up to you, make the decision.
Eleven.
Number 11, get in the water to your fucking neck, move.
One person is fucking up a whole team's dynamic.
Now, you can go back and have a laugh in the accommodation
and do what you want or you can start taking this seriously.
'Cause how you're feeling right now
is just gonna get worse and worse and worse.
You're gonna be wet.
You're gonna be colder.
You're gonna be tired. You're gonna be miserable.
You're gonna be deprived of food.
One bad apple amongst the group is just gonna take you down.
You will see how much he will suffer on the way back now.
Point of this is because where we've worked in the past,
we worked with volatile people in volatile situations,
and, if you've got someone in the team that can't stop
fucking gobbin' off, you'll get yourself killed.
This isn't us being twats.
Everyone's got something to prove.
It depends who to.
We're looking for people that have got something to prove to themselves.
They're normally the more driven ones.
If there's someone trying to impress
someone else, it doesn't hold a lot of weight.
Get out, number 11.
Go, move!
I'm gonna give you the chance to stop your team from suffering.
Stop yourself from suffering 'cause, obviously,
you can't keep your mouth shut.
If you want to do the right thing, so your fucking team can carry on
without suffering, you can give me your number.
Nuh.
No what? No, staff.
Stop being selfish.
No more chances.
I'd feel terrible if I quit
because I would've let myself down and friends.
I can't see myself quitting.
Grab your bag and move.
Put it on.
Let's go.
Follow the track, move.
Man, that was a punisher, the Firass deal.
That was tough. Yeah.
It was tough to be a part of that.
The thing is, he just can't help himself, though.
He just gets a bit carried away,
and thinks he's, like, impressing us, I think.
That's just how he is, though, like, he's a performer.
Yeah, yeah.
FIRASS: I'm gonna nap for a bit.
Oh, my lord.
You fucked yourself out there today, you know that.
Yeah, but I got punished for it so it's OK, it's fine.
You nearly got all of us in the lake
and that would've fucked some people up.
Think about it.
In the dorm, Merrick has flagged the group's frustration
with number 11, Firass.
And for the DS, they use their daily debrief
to express a similar sentiment.
You know, they all seem to be doing their own thing,
especially number 11, and you could almost see the whole group
looking at him, saying, "Shut the fuck up, basically."
You're my friend now.
From now on, we're besties.
Number 14, all-rounder, she's like your good egg.
She's a Knox of a woman. Yeah.
All round, just perfect, to be honest.
3 is a little bit of a disappointment, if I'm honest.
He was given an opportunity there to step up to the mark,
and he just let it go.
He needs to come out of his fuckin' shell, to stand up a bit more.
If he doesn't hand his number in, it's 'cause he's stubborn.
Well, let's bring him in, then.
Number 3.
For me, trust is a big thing
with meeting new people in the sense of what's their gain from it,
why do they want to meet me, why do they want to interact with me?
And valuing who I am as a person
and who I allow in my circle is also a big part of that trust situation.
How you feeling?
Good, staff.
You feeling good?
Feeling a sense of accomplishment.
How old are you? Twenty-one.
Where do you live? With my dad.
OK, what does your dad do?
He used to play cricket for Australia.
Your dad used to play cricket for Australia?
Yes, staff. Who's your dad?
Shane Warne.
What the fuck are you doing here?
To test myself and to make him real...
I want to just...I want him to be really proud of me.
How are you gonna do that?
By going and pushing myself to the absolute limit
physically and mentally.
You let that slip a bit the last couple of days, didn't you?
I think...
It's not an excuse, but the...yeah, yes.
What's it like living in your dad's shadow?
Anything that you make it yourself,
it would just be overcast by your dad, right?
Yeah. How does that feel?
It's been pretty frustrating my whole life.
Whenever I walk into a room or meet someone,
it's always, "Oh, that's Shane Warne's son, Jackson."
It's never, "That's Jackson."
I just want to be Jackson.
Doing this, I know I can prove to people that,
no matter how easy my childhood was, I can
still do the tough stuff and still push myself physically and mentally.
That's why you're here, isn't it?
Yes, staff.
That makes sense.
Friends-wise and family, whenever I'm always in a group of people,
I always have found a way just to, I'm not sure,
just not being able to interact with people
just because I don't know if they assume about me
or whatever they...I just don't feel comfortable in groups and in teams.
Listen, drop that shit behind you.
Forget it.
You've stepped into an arena with everybody else.
You're all fucking equal.
Yeah, that's what...
You have an opportunity just like they do, don't be worried
to be knocked down, make a fool of yourself, get back up again.
But at the minute, you're hiding and you're, sort of, slithering away
and talking yourself out of it,
thinking, "Fuck", they're all looking at you.
It means fuck all.
Everyone is on an equal plane in there, everybody.
Yes, staff.
Pick your head up.
You've constantly got your head down.
You've shown that you've got the capability,
but you just need a bit more confidence in yourself.
Take your head out of your arse.
And get in amongst it now.
Yes, staff.
Guard!
I have a goal, and that goal
is to just be my own person, Jackson Warne.
When you've got a goal,
especially on something like that,
you'll do anything to achieve that goal.
How'd you go, Jackson?
Good.
You alright?
Yeah, good. You good? Good man.
I kinda wish in another reality or somewhere
that I wasn't Shane Warne's son.
I just want to be able to do me.
Firass under fire.
Get through the fucking course.
What are you screaming about, mate?
Because we're fuckin' sick of this shit.
You haven't been punished.
The way you speak to them is not how you talk to people.
Not my first barbeque.
And Jackson... Number 3, you are a liability!
..is pushed to breaking point.
Get up here, number 3!
Jackson, get up here!
Stand up straight and look at me in the...look at me!
You fuckin' told me you had something to prove.
Do it now!
Before lights out, an argument is brewing between the recruits.
You join the team, brother, seriously.
I am part of the team. Then be a part of the team, Firass.
Don't fuck with us. I wasn't fuckin' with you.
You are, mate, when you say shit like that.
No, I wasn't.
Number 10, Merrick, is fed up, unleashing on number 11, Firass,
who has proven himself to be incapable of keeping his mouth shut.
Mate, there's three in a row. Three strikes.
We're all done with that shit, mate. No-one else has had it.
What are you done with?
We're done with you gobbin' off to the fuckin' DS, mate.
Don't say anything. I'm not...
Don't say shit to us.
Get through the fuckin' course.
What are you screaming about, mate?
Because we're fuckin' sick of this shit.
Can you not see this?
Listen to me. Calm down.
I don't have to listen to you. You have to listen to us.
Yeah. No, Firass, seriously.
Don't talk to me like that.
Firass, please.
It's a sophisticated, complex situation.
It's not.
You just don't say anything other than "Yes, staff, no, staff."
Who's with me on this? I'm...yeah.
Who's with me on this?
I think I'm naturally a trusting person,
I like to believe the best in everyone,
but I also have good instincts.
I don't like people who try to undermine other people.
We just want you to shut your mouth. That's something that's avoidable.
You're on your own there, Firass.
You act like that, you're on your own.
That's not how you talk to someone, bud.
The way you speak to them is not how you talk to people.
I don't disrespect them, no.
I try to connect. It wasn't even...
You don't converse with them.
You say, "Yes, staff, no, staff."
I get it. "Yes, staff, no, staff."
Cool. Yeah, not my first barbeque.
Far out, man.
Alright.
Authority, I have a problem with it,
especially if they're shouting at me, commanding things of me.
I don't know if that really sits well with me.
It's never sat well.
You haven't even apologised to us.
Hey? Yeah, you haven't...
What's that?
You haven't even said, "Sorry, guys." Have you said sorry to any of us?
Sorry about what?
You haven't been punished.
It's OK, I understand what your situation is.
I beg your pardon? We have been punished.
We haven't been punished? What are you talking about?
Relax.
You're speaking through your arse, please.
You are a gullible man, naive. Alright.
OK, mate, relax.
We don't need that.
Let's just take the aggression out of it.
We really do not need that.
Good chat.
As a new day dawns, the group rapport remains at an all-time low.
5 minutes at 10 past, I want everybody on the parade square.
Let's move, let's go.
But the recruits choose to ignore last night's blow-up and move on.
Let's move, let's go!
Move! Move! Come on!
In order to form a team, there must be integrity, honesty.
That creates trust, thereafter forges a bond,
and I'm going to ask you to be honest right now.
Number 16, come out here.
Very simple question.
Pick one person you wouldn't have in your team.
Firass.
Number 6, out you come.
Who wouldn't you want in your team?
Number 11, staff.
Number 11. Number 11.
Pick one person you wouldn't want in your team.
Three.
Number 3, staff. Number 3, staff.
I know there's a couple of you missing that I haven't asked,
but there's no point in asking you.
It's very fucking clear.
There's some weak links amongst you that will let your team down.
Number 11, you will be team leader of Team Alpha.
Number 3, you will be team leader of Team Bravo.
Let's go, move!
Double time, let's go! Let's go!
Now split into teams, the recruits head to the next task.
But, before the challenge even begins,
Bravo leader number 3, Jackson, is already struggling.
Let's go!
You've gotta stay at the front just for this bit.
Get up here, number 3! He can't.
Come on, mate. Go, go, go. He can't.
Move it! You're the team leader, come on,
Lets go!
Three, three!
Number 3 back up here.
What's the problem? Nothing, staff.
Are you Benjamin Button?
I'm fuckin' nearly 50 this year,
I could whip your fuckin' arse all over here.
Find the engine. It's there.
Oh, come on.
Watch your footing.
Teamwork's probably the most important part
about being in a special forces unit
because, no matter how strong you are,
you're never strong enough for everything.
You're never strong enough to take on the world.
You need to do that in teams,
and, if you're not part of one, you're not gonna win.
Team Alpha at the front, Team Bravo behind.
In the special forces, we're expected to work in teams,
and we are also expected to carry out missions and achieve them.
We're not asked and we're not told.
We're given a mission
and we're expected to achieve it, does that make sense?
Yes, staff.
Right, Team Alpha, Team Bravo,
your mission is to essentially move those logs over terrain
to a finish line.
The teams will now have to manoeuvre the 100-kilogram logs
for five kilometres, through a tight ravine,
then upstream towards the top of a mountain.
Now, the finish line is for me to worry about.
All you need to worry about is to make sure
that your team is the first there.
Yes, staff.
Get down on your bellies facing that way.
When I say go, you will get up
and you will sprint and you will grab a log.
Think about what you need to do.
Go! Move!
Let's go, move.
Let's move, move, move!
To the right!
Log to the right!
Right, you will follow me.
Follow me. Get tight, number 11!
Start thinking about it.
Stop, stop, stop. Let's go, let's go.
Come on, let's go!
Entering the tight ravine,
Jackson's Team Bravo has taken the lead.
The team log haul is essentially
replicating moving difficult kit over difficult terrain.
Get through, get some drive from the back, let's move it!
It's uneven, it could twist your ankles, it could break legs.
They're carrying kit that weighs a ton.
They need to pull together as a team.
Got it. Go!
It's brutal.
Alpha, let's go! Go!
Get up here, number 3! Jackson, get up here!
Stand up, you!
Stand up straight and look at me in the...look at me! Dig deep!
One recruit folds under pressure.
You get back on that log or you give me your number now.
What decision are you gonna make?
Make a decision now.
Fuckin' work it, let's go!
Let's go!
Come on back here. Go, go, go.
Watch the rocks!
The recruits have been divided into two teams.
Come on, let's go! Let's go, big push.
Team Bravo is led by number 3, Jackson...
Let's move, come on!
..who've made a strong start negotiating the tight ravine.
Move it! Let's go!
Alright, that log shifts now, let's go.
Team Alpha, led by number 11, Firass,
is taking the weight at the back.
Let's go!
We need someone bigger at the back.
No, no, come to the back.
But his struggle with the load causes the team to fall behind.
That log keeps moving.
We do not wait for individuals!
This challenge is as much about mental stamina and confidence
as it is about strength,
familiar territory for number 15, cricket legend Mitchell Johnson.
I think, when you're playing an elite sport,
you have to have that confidence.
I think it was Lords. Didn't really go to plan.
I bowled a bit all over the place,
and that's where the Barmy Army started, "Bowls to the left,
"bowls to the right, Mitchell Johnson, your bowling is shite."
So, the media, the Barmy Army really did get to me.
I was singing the song in my head when I was playing.
So, emotionally, it had a massive impact on me,
and I just sort of fell apart.
To the right, to the right! Go, go, go, go.
The ground opens, let's move.
Jackson's Team Bravo are the first team out of the ravine,
but he's still not stepping up as team leader.
Get your team moving! This is a time-sensitive thing. Move up!
Use your voice!
I haven't heard your fuckin' voice once!
Take this one. Get 'em moving!
Lean forward and move!
Let's go! Get onto it, number 13!
You're holding 'em back!
You should be leaning forward and running! Move, get past 'em! Move!
Pick it up, guys, come on!
As Firass's Team Alpha begin to catch up...
Why are you walking, number 3?
..Team Bravo is slowing right down,
still lacking in leadership by number 3, Jackson,
as they start to push up the mountain.
Motivate your team, you! Motivate them!
Come on, let's move it! Number 3, motivate your team!
I'm doing more fuckin' shouting than you are.
Why can't I hear your voice?
Come on, you want to prove something to your old man, yeah?
Here's your chance.
Come on, then, you're 21.
Get your head up!
Get your head up and lead your team!
Number 3, you are a liability!
She's doing it, why can't you? You're twice the size of her!
She's doing all your work.
Go without me. Go without me, go without me.
Stay on it. Go, go, go.
Get up here, number 3! Jackson, get up here!
Stand up, you, stand up.
Stand up straight and look at me in the...look at me.
You fuckin' told me you had something to prove.
Do it now! This is your opportunity. Go, go now!
Get in there, all the way!
They've got one man down. Let's go, let's go, come on!
Falling behind further, Team Alpha head towards the final leg.
(GROANING)
Number 11, Firass, has abandoned the leadership role,
leaving number 16, Ali, to push the recruits.
Come on!
Good effort, number 16, let's go. Come on!
Come on, team!
Good work here, let's go. Let's go!
You're only as good as the weakest team member.
That's why it's important that we test people in a way
where we weed out the weak.
Let's go. Come on! Everything we got!
Weak people make weak decisions which costs lives.
Come on! Go, Candice, move! Let's go!
Team Alpha are losing confidence.
Move! Keep going.
And as the gap continues to widen, number 15, Mitchell,
is struggling to keep up.
Keep the log moving, move!
Move now!
Move! Let's go!
Come on! Come on! Go!
Number 15, what's up? Nothing, staff.
Do you want to give me your number? No, staff.
Get on that log now. You're meant to be a big fella. Get up there!
Come on!
Go!
Move! That log does not stop!
Let's go!
To be a special forces operator, it's not about the physical.
It's all about what's up here.
It's all about - have you got
the mental fortitude to get through the course?
You've got a couple of hundred metres to go.
I suggest you catch them, otherwise you're gonna be staying out tonight.
Move! Keep going!
Number 15, do you want to do something? Look at me!
Do you want to do something?
Fuckin'...what decision are you gonna make? Make a decision now.
Let's go!
In the final leg of the log haul challenge,
Team Alpha are lagging behind.
I need to stop.
Come on, we can do it! Come on!
Struggling to keep up, number 15, Mitchell,
drops off the log and is now on the brink of quitting.
Number 15, do you want to do something?
Look at me!
Do you want to do something?
Fuckin'...what decision are you gonna make?
Make a decision now.
You get back on that log or you give me your number.
Yes, staff. Move!
Keep going!
Second strike. Third time, I'm taking your number off ya.
Come on! That's it, team!
Move, number 15!
Come on! Come on! Come on, team, come on!
Let's go, guys, come on!
What do you want to do?
What's fuckin' going on in your head?
Pain.
Three, four times you've stopped now.
The fuckin' war's over for you. Let's go.
Let's move! Let's go, team.
Come on, guys. We're a man down. Come on, let's go, guys.
Move! Move!
Come on!
I can't make excuses.
It's just not good enough.
There is no shame in quitting.
We've all got different breaking strains.
It's not for everybody.
Your best might be your best for you.
It might not be for us.
Teamwork is also about sacrifice.
What are you willing to sacrifice for your teammate?
If it's not your life, then you're in the wrong job.
Come on! Come on! Move it!
Nearing the finish line, Firass's Team Alpha are now one man down.
Come on, team!
But with number 16, Ali, taking the lead,
they are managing to stay just behind Jackson's Team Bravo...
Jackson, move your feet, let's go!
..who, despite the lack of leadership, are working as a team.
Bit of pride, let's go!
Come on, lead it! Keep going!
There's no room for silver medallists in this one.
All the way. Get it up! Get it up!
Let's go, let's go!
Team Bravo cross the line first.
Good job, guys. Well done. Well done, guys.
Let's go, let's go, let's go! Come on!
Move it!
Let's go!
Number 11, why is number 16 taking charge?
Let's go! Alright, here we go!
All the way in, all the way in! You stop at me!
Come on! Move! Stop.
Get that side of the log. Look at me.
Get a bit of pride amongst yourselves,
suck it up and get some water down your necks!
Pick yourself up and get a grip of yourself.
Towards the end, that was a great effort.
You fucking found some team cohesion from somewhere.
You started working as a team, no thanks to you, number fuckin' 11.
But the problem is
it's no good finding that fucking team cohesiveness
in the middle of a fucking battle.
You need to find it long before you even get there.
Does that make sense? Yes, staff!
I suggest you lot get around the weaker members
and get them in this headspace.
We've already lost one today.
I personally don't want to lose two.
So, get a grip of yourself.
The job is done.
Let's go.
We are not there to break anybody.
We're there to break 'em down, and see whether they've got
their minerals to build themselves back up,
and that's what we're looking for because you are not ever gonna be
in a comfort zone when you're in the SAS.
(POIGNANT MUSIC)
(PHONE RINGS)
Hello. Hey, how are ya?
Are you OK? I'm coming home. Sorry, I'm done.
Oh, babe.
I just couldn't do it.
Babe, it's tough. What you're doing's not easy.
You know that, right? I know.
I just thought, mentally, I'd be a bit stronger, that's all.
Oh, well. That's alright, I love you.
I love you, too.
Miss you. I miss you.
Number 15, how you doing?
Could be better. Come here, man.
Been an amazing effort, well done.
We're absolutely gutted for you, gutted for you. Sit down.
You know, one of our frontrunners.
You probably trained all your mental resources to that log race
'cause I would've thought you would've been at the front,
absolutely smashing it, carrying all the rest, but it's a head game.
So, what happened? I just talked myself out of it.
I trained so hard, and I just got in my own head.
It doesn't matter how physically fit you are.
If this doesn't give up, it would take the rest of the body through.
If your mind gives up, the rest of the body will follow,
and that was just a prime example of it.
Yeah, yep, yep.
After not playing cricket, not being competitive for a couple of years,
it was something that I needed to do for myself,
and disappointed, obviously,
quite emotional sort of feeling for me
because I always have high expectations of myself.
(SNIFFLING)
But I couldn't push any further,
then that's something you have to accept.
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