Hello, I'm Johnny Knoxville.
This is "Fear Factor: 48 Hours Of Fear."
- Here we go. - (screaming)
Welcome to a two-part sleep-deprivation special.
- Ow. - Six strangers...
...dropped in our remote isolated location.
They'll compete in five epic challenges...
- (screaming) - over 48 hours...
- Oh! - You can do this.
- (screaming) - ...that will push them to the limit.
- Aah! - Don't let go!
This has got to be unhumane.
Evil Sushi is a hand roll,
sheep tongue, and organ fat.
- (retching) - Hopefully it doesn't smell too bad.
- (gagging) - It smells terrible.
- (screaming) - Between the screams,
they'll hang out at the Fear House.
- Alliances need to be formed. - Guys against the girls.
But what makes this special really special is this.
- No one can go to sleep. - Oh!
That's right. If you want to win, do not close your eyes,
or you're gonna get shocked like this.
- (zapping) - Aah!
- (zapping) - We have to wear shock collars?
- Ooh! - I'm so sleep-deprived.
- This is hell. - On the line? Ooh!
- $50,000! Ha-ha! - (zapping)
And one of them will earn the cash
- and the right to say... - (zapping continues)
- fear... - Ow!
- Oh, my God! - ...is not a factor.
- Ha-ha! - Ow! What the (bleep)?
I'm so scared.
Being here, I feel very anxious. I'm not gonna lie.
I'm shaking like a stripper.
But I am here to face my fears head on
and to play for my mom.
My mom was diagnosed with cancer
and it was very eye-opening.
It made me realize life is really,
really, really short.
Fear is holding me back
from experiencing things that I should be able to experience.
I'm stoked. I'm super excited.
I am an adrenaline seeker.
Last year, I was on "Extracted" with my dad,
and my dad was in the woods for 21 days.
100%, the person that I look up to the most is my dad.
I know I have to prove to my dad that I am tough,
and I have the same grit and determination to win.
It's my time to shine.
I'm very nervous. I am very anxious.
My mind is going... everywhere.
I was raised in a very, very strict religious home.
I am a gay man.
For a long time, I told people I was straight
because I was afraid that I would lose friends
or people wouldn't speak to me.
It held me back from being who I really was,
and so I am here to face some real fears.
If I can get through this,
I know I can do anything in life.
Oh, my God. It's Johnny (bleep) Knoxville.
Ha ha ha!
Good morning, everybody.
Welcome to "Fear Factor: 48 Hours Of Fear,"
a special edition designed to push you further than ever.
I'm Johnny Knoxville, and just super thrilled to be here with you.
- What's going on in your heads right now? - Anxiety.
- I'm sweating so hard. - This is insane.
- We're going to have fun. - I've seen what you do, Johnny.
Okay, okay, I'm going to have fun.
- I know. - Maybe not you.
You six are here because you each have very real fears
that have been controlling your life.
Now you're about to face them down.
So over the next 48 hours,
you will compete in five epic challenges.
And in the end, one of you will take home $50,000.
- Yeah! - Let's go!
That's a decent check for two days' work.
It's not going to be easy.
Now, these five challenges are designed to push you
past your limits mentally, physically, and emotionally.
Win them, and you're safe.
Losing them means you go home early and empty-handed.
- (screaming) - Between these challenges,
you will return to our plush and luxurious Fear House.
There you'll get to know each other, and start deciding
who you can trust and who you need to take out.
But there's one critical thing
you will not be doing there or anywhere.
Sleeping.
Like, legit-- legit no sleeping?
- Legit no sleeping. - No sleeping? Really?
No sleeping. Awake for 48 hours?
- Are you serious? - Yeah. You got to stay up.
That's what makes this special so special.
- That's got to be a joke. - No, he's being dead-ass.
I nap three and four times a day, so I'm very nervous now.
- Oh, man. - Very, very, very nervous.
(Johnny laughs)
I work as a travel dental hygienist.
So I'm constantly moving and sleep-deprived,
but 48 hours of constant challenges, constant fear,
I have no idea what I just walked into.
Let's get to your first challenge.
We call it Computer Bugs,
and it's your chance to win an early advantage in the game.
This will test your fear of these!
Darkling beetles and all kinds of other disgusting insects.
- Oh! - (groaning)
Johnny: So here's how it's going to work.
You will touch the computer screen,
which will display a sequence of numbers.
You have only a couple seconds before it disappears.
That number you see on the screen
is the number of darkling beetles
you've got to put into each test tube.
Oh.
And the way you do that is...
- with your mouth. - Oh!
- Oh, my goodness. - No!
Johnny: I don't know if you picked up on the smell,
- but they stink. - Oh, God.
The first thing should not be the bugs!
I mean, come on now. This is crazy.
It's-- it's just nasty.
- I do not want to do this. - Oh, my God!
- (indistinct chatter) - (laughing)
Brother Johnny, you've got to be kidding me.
I'm not looking forward to this.
Once you think you've got the correct number of bugs in your tubes,
hit the button to lock in your answer.
The person who does this in the fastest time wins.
And they get a huge advantage.
The winner of this challenge is safe from elimination today.
Everyone else will be at risk for our first elimination.
That's right. One of you is going home before the sun sets.
So how's everyone feeling? Nervous? Excited?
- Anxiety out the roof now. - I was excited until that.
Honestly, what do you think is going to happen
- coming on "Fear Factor"? - Well, I thought it was like,
you know, "Fear Discomfort."
- "Fear Discomfort." - Discomfort!
- 48 hours of discomfort. - Yeah.
All right, you're going to play in groups of three.
Jeff, Adrienne, and Blake, you are up first.
Everyone else, it'll be your turn to put bugs in your mouth real soon.
For now, go to isolation!
Ha-ha!
(Johnny laughs)
I am scared of beetles, worms, bugs, spiders,
snakes, anything that crawls.
This is, like, literally my worst nightmare.
All right.
- Ready, set, go! - (horns blaring)
Each number corresponds
to how many beetles go in the test tube.
- 3-5-1-3... - Oh, boy.
Blake is in there first.
Then Adrienne. Now, Jeff. Oh!
They just need to pick up that black darkling beetle
- and they can't use their hands. - (stammering)
(screaming)
Okay, okay. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Ever since I was a kid, I've had just an extremely strong sense of smell.
And eventually I was told I had synesthesia,
where certain smells make my body feel something.
These beetles smell. My body feels slimy.
- (gagging) - Johnny: It's not easy getting those beetles in the tubes.
Jeff is trying to get it in that test tube.
I hear the darkling beetles secrete some type of fluid.
But I'm no scientist, that's just what I hear.
Oh, Blake's going for his second.
Yeah, you got to have the right number of beetles
in those tubes, everybody.
Growing up, my dad was a huge outdoorsman.
Bugs, roaches, spiders, you name it, I've seen it.
But letting them crawl on me or eating them
is far beyond anything I've ever imagined.
It's very close between Jeff and Blake.
Adrienne's having a little difficulty.
I understand. It's early.
Hopefully it doesn't smell too bad.
- (gagging) - It smells terrible.
(screams)
(squealing)
Oh, my God!
Ow! Oh, my God.
Come on, Adrienne. You got it!
- Ow! Oh, my God. - Oh, you can get it.
You can get it. Go for it. Go for it.
- Oh, my God! - Oh!
Johnny: You got to get through those worms
to get to those beetles, Adrienne.
(screaming) Oh!
Oh, my God!
Oh, no hands, no hands. More teeth.
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Man, Blake is blazing.
He's currently in the lead with seven beetles.
(groaning) Ow, ow.
Ugh. They bite!
(grunting)
And Jeff seems to be doing pretty good.
His blowing technique has helped him catch up to Blake.
(groaning)
Mmm! That a girl! Way to go!
- Come on, Adrienne. - (screaming)
- Oh, my God. - Oh, boy, you got to be--
Oh, one's coming out! He got it.
He found it. He got it.
Oh, they're all coming out. You got to--
it's difficult keeping those beetles in there.
They want to escape.
Kind of like Adrienne wants to right now.
- (screaming) - You're doing great.
- Oh, my God! - You got it. You got it.
- Chin it. Chin it. - Aah!
Oh, you can get it! You can get it!
Whew, Blake is on his last tube.
It's very close between Jeff and Blake. Very close.
- Oh! Blake dropped. - Oh, (bleep).
Jeff dropped! He's got to go back.
Oh, man.
Oh, my God. This is tight.
Oh, Lord. It's anyone's game now.
If they have their numbers correct,
it's going to come down to the wire.
And maybe.
We'll see. We'll see.
(bleeping)
Blake got bit.
Oh, he dropped it! Oh, Blake's on the deck.
And-- oh!
Jeff has hit the buzzer!
We got to see if he's got the correct number of beetles in each tube.
It is correct! Jeff is the winner of this round.
- Way to go, Jeff. - Thanks.
You were the fastest in this round
with a time of 5:47.
Remember, there will be one winner from each group,
but only one person with the fastest overall time
will be safe from elimination later today.
When I first saw the bugs, I wanted to run.
It grossed me out. But I just did what I had to do.
So I am proud of myself and amazed.
If the next group doesn't best your time, you win.
You guys head to isolation!
All right, everyone's here to face down their fears.
You can do this.
Remember, the fastest overall time wins safety
and does not have to compete
in their first elimination challenge later today.
My kids are going to think
that I am the coolest dad ever!
The most important people back home for me
hands down is my wife and two kids.
I signed up for "Fear Factor" hoping it will help me
be a better leader around the fire department
and show my two kids that it's okay to be scared
every once in a while as long as you grow from it.
I am 25 years old, almost 26,
and I do not have a current job right now.
I am 100% looking for my direction.
I don't know what I want to do,
who I want to be, where I even want to live.
Fear of the unknown is definitely the biggest factor
that holds me back in my life.
I'm ready to take risks, do things that scare me,
and that's what I'm trying to do here on "Fear Factor."
I'm really confused about why I'm on "Fear Factor."
But, I mean, who doesn't like money, right?
I am an attorney and interior designer.
I can do your divorce and decorate your house.
I know that there are going to be things on here
that people are going to be like, "Meg would never do that."
But give me a challenge and tell me I can't do something
and I will prove you wrong.
I don't know how much I'm thrilled
about eating a bug, but, you know.
I mean, you know, YOLO.
- Ready, set, go! - (horns blaring)
Oh, boy, here they go.
They're going head first into the trough.
- (sputtering) - Yeah, you got to watch out
- for the secretions of those beetles. - (squealing)
Tatum is smoking right now.
(squealing) Eww! Eww!
Meg.
Some screams for Meg.
Aah!
Oh, my God!
Brion's doing very well.
And don't think about that liquid
the darkling beetles secrete
when you're going down to get them.
Do not think about that.
It's disgusting, and it smells like cow poop
and like a dirty petting zoo.
There's no way this is sanitary.
Johnny: It's not easy getting those beetles in the tubes.
Here we go now. It seems like Brion's really catching up now.
You would think Brion's mustache would be a little help in this.
They're hanging on to it, for sure.
Think one bit me.
He's a real spitter, too, I gotta tell you.
Oh, my goodness. You're doing it, Tatum. You're doing it.
Oh, man.
Tatum seems to be a little behind at this point.
- (groaning) - Yeah, get down there and get it.
Oh, way to-- she's giving it a try.
Way to go, Tatum. Get that beetle.
Get in there, Tatum.
You got it! You got it!
There you go. Get in there. Be aggressive.
Johnny: I know, and they keep crawling out, too.
(sputtering)
Meg, you got to get through those worms.
- You-- come on, Tatum. - Mm-mm.
Tatum's running out of steam.
Getting the beetles out of the trough
is proving to be difficult for her.
(spits) Eww!
Oh, Brion's on his last tube!
Aww, Meg and Tatum are really struggling.
Oh, my God.
And now the real question is
can Brion beat Jeff's time from the first round?
Oh, he's hit the blue button!
- It is correct. We have a winner. Brion! - Yeah, let's go!
- Let's go! - Dang it, Brion.
Brion is the fastest in the round.
You had that mustache advantage.
But it's all going to come down to who is the fastest overall.
First impressions of Brion? Scary, scary, scary.
He looks like he can lift a big tire or something.
So far from what I've seen,
he is going to be a hard one to compete with.
- How was the smell? - It didn't smell good.
Oh, it's horrible. And then that secretion that they put in your mouth,
it numbs it a little bit and then it burns.
- It was spicy. - I feel like I'm getting
a little bit of lip plumping though, so...
Yes, just a little.
All right, everybody, great job in your first challenge
on "48 Hours Of Fear."
Brion and Jeff, you were the fastest in each of your groups.
But only one person will be safe from elimination in the first Endgame.
And that winner was...
The winner will be safe from elimination
in our next challenge, the first Endgame.
And that winner was...
- Brion! - Yes, sir! Let's go!
- Nice work, Brion. - Let's go.
Johnny: Brion, you beat Jeff's time by three seconds.
Way to go, Brion. You are safe from elimination in the next challenge.
Yes, sir. I never would have thought
that I would've had the fastest time, but--
- Well, here we are. - Here we are.
(Johnny laughs)
Everyone else, in a few hours you'll face the first Endgame,
where one of you is going to be eliminated.
I would like to say go back to the house and rest,
but you can't because there's no sleep in "48 Hours Of Fear."
That was an evil laugh.
Yeah, you're going to get quite a buzz
from the next challenge.
- Did he say "bugs"? - "Buzz," he said.
Oh, God.
(music playing)
This is sick!
Whoever wins gets to live here.
- (laughing) - Yo!
- What? - Check the view!
This thing is absolutely gorgeous.
Biggest house I've ever been in.
I'm from the country, so I don't get to see very many big houses.
What a living room, huh?
The Fear House is really nice,
but there's something off about it.
Oh, that's spooky.
There are a lot of creepy things in here.
These beds look so comfortable, but nobody can sleep in here.
I'm super nervous about this whole no sleep thing.
I'm a hard sleeper, number one,
and I'm the type that takes multiple naps throughout the day.
But, like, my mom, she raised us practically on her own.
She's worked so incredibly hard to provide and take care of us
So can I get over these fears to be able to take care of my mom?
I'm going to try my best.
This is creepy.
Dear Lord, tell me we don't have to eat that.
Sushi, man!
- This is it, guys. We're doing it. - Mm-hmm.
- We're doing it. - It's the real deal.
- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm. We're here.
- The Fear House. - We, like, ate beetles today,
and has anybody brushed since? I have.
(laughing)
So you're an interior designer.
- Attorney first and then-- - Attorney first,
- interior designer. - Interior designer.
- You are a dental hygienist. - Dental hygienist, mm-hmm.
Fire captain.
And I am a captain down in Florida.
- Captain like a... - Like a boat captain.
It's a very hodgepodge-y group.
- Mm-hmm. - And you are a...
So right now I'm in between jobs
and still figuring out what I want to do.
I need this money more than anything.
I want to start over somewhere new.
I want to move. So hoping the next challenge
is something, you know, more for me.
- Currently. - Yeah.
- For now. - I mean, yeah.
For now.
(buzzing)
Are those bees?
I'm so scared.
Hello, everybody. Come on over.
- More fun. - Oh, buddy.
(bleep)
- Doesn't look good. - No. Not at all.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, man.
Good to see you. I hope you got to brush your teeth
and rinse out all the beetle secretions.
But take it from me, it takes a week or two.
I know the one thing you didn't do is sleep.
You're now in hour 12 of "48 Hours Of Fear."
Tatum, how you doing? Are those tears of joy, I hope?
- No. I'm not happy. - Why?
This is one of my biggest fears.
- Oh, really? - I've been stung seven times.
Eight times, actually. I don't like it.
Well, maybe you're going to double that today.
- Oh, my God. - No, trust me.
I had a talk with these bees.
They said they're cool.
- Yeah... - I'm so scared.
Oh, my God.
This is what I was afraid of.
Bees.
This is my biggest fear.
I am terrified right now.
I can't even sit still in a restaurant
if a bee flies up next to me. I freak out.
Whatever this challenge is,
if there's bees involved, I'm out.
There's no way.
Let's get to your next challenge.
We call it the Spelling Bee.
You will be covered in those.
Bees. Thousands of them. It's going to be fun.
Oh, ho, ho, ho.
Johnny: Here's how this is going to work.
While you are covered in bees,
I will give you a word to spell.
As the rounds go on, the words will become longer and harder.
Heh-heh.
The first person to spell a word incorrectly
- will be eliminated from the game and sent home. - No.
Don't be that person. Now, if you're worried this is going to be tough,
you know, being covered in thousands of bees
and trying to spell on minimal sleep, you're right.
You will be stung.
It will hurt, but it won't kill you.
So good luck.
Brion, you won the last challenge,
so you're safe from elimination.
I am so relieved because I'm a podunk boy from Mississippi
and can't spell the word "cat."
So I am so thankful that I don't have to get up there
and show how ignorant I really am.
Everyone else, you are at risk for elimination
and at risk for getting stung a whole lot.
Now, I'm going to go put on a beekeeper suit
because I don't want to get stung.
(Johnny laughs)
- Let's do this! - Okay.
- Let's do it. - All right.
I'm so scared of bees. I always have been.
My heart is racing and I'm just feeling
completely overwhelmed with what to do.
Do I face my fears and just do it?
Or do I say fear is a factor and quit?
(whimpering)
Johnny: All right, beekeepers, bring in the bees!
Okay, they're putting on the queens right now,
and once they're on, the drones are going to go nuts.
They're going to swarm.
How you doing over here, Blake?
Not ideal, I'll tell you that.
I've been stung by a bee before,
but never been swarmed.
I've never had them crawl all over me.
Knowing that I might be getting stung by hundreds of bees,
am I going to go into shock?
Am I going to swell up? Am I going to die?
My mind's in a million different places.
I am scared.
Johnny: Remember, bees react to fear.
You'll need to stay still
to prevent yourself from getting stung.
Ow! I'm stung already.
How we doing over here?
Just trying to keep as calm as possible.
I'm scared as hell.
My anxiety is on, like, 100,
because I feel like if I move,
they're just going to attack me.
Oh, my God. What the (bleep)?
Ow, ow, ow.
- (groaning) - Ow!
I feel like I'm wearing a bee scarf!
Get off of me! I'm so scared.
Can we just start the (bleep) challenge?
(squeals)
I don't know what bees have against me.
I don't know what I did to them,
but they have some vendetta against me.
And I feel like I'm going to be attacked.
I physically do not think I can do this challenge.
I need help! Please.
- Ow! - Oh, my God.
- Ow! - Please, this feels so weird.
- I hate this. - (groaning)
- Ow! - All right, we ready?
- Ready as we'll ever be. - Ow.
Dude, they're all over my face.
- (groaning) - Johnny: This is a sudden death challenge.
- Ow. - The first person to spell a word incorrectly
will be eliminated from the game and sent home.
(groaning)
- Ow. - This is round one.
First word goes to Blake. Hives.
Hives.
H-I-V-E-S.
- Hives. - That is correct.
Oh, (bleep). Ow.
Oh, I got stung on my right.
All right, Meg.
Your first word is scare.
Scare. S-C-A-R-E.
- That's right. - Ow!
- Ugh. - I just got stung.
First word for Adrienne. Anxious.
- A-N-X-I-O-U-S. - (groaning)
- Anxious. Oh, my God. - You are correct.
All right, Tatum, your first word.
- Are you ready? - Please.
Zuigerphobia. Fear of vacuum cleaners.
Not now. Not now, Johnny, please.
- What? - The real word.
- The real word, please. - Okay, what's her real word?
- Come on. - And I just got stung.
This is a word I use a lot, Tatum.
- Panic. - Panic.
P-A-N-I-C. Panic.
That is correct. Jeff.
- Give it to me, baby. - Sting!
- Sting. S-T-I-N-G. Sting. - All right.
We are into round two.
Now the words are going to get harder.
- Ow, ow, ow, ow. - I think an aerobics teacher
is going to come in and do some exercises with you guys real quick.
That's not even funny.
Ow! Why are they stinging more?
Ow! Ooh!
Johnny: Blake. Cryptic.
C-R-Y
P-T-I-C.
- Cryptic. - Correct.
- Way to go. - Let's go!
- Meg, your next word is-- - Don't mess with me, Johnny.
Your word is quivering.
- (groaning) - Quivering.
Q-U-I-V
E-R-I-N-G.
- You are correct. Adrienne? - Yes?
Nocturnal.
N-O-C-T
U-R-N-A-L.
That is correct.
- Tatum, are you ready? - Yes.
I got my degree in English.
On a normal day to day,
I am very good at spelling.
But when I'm covered in all these bees,
I'm overthinking everything. My heart is racing.
Your next word is...
The whole purpose of me coming on this show
was to prove to myself that I can conquer fears.
I cannot go through all this with bees on my body
just to lose from the spelling.
- Tatum, are you ready? - Yes.
Your next word is consternate.
Consternate.
C-O-N
S-T-E
R-N-A-T-E.
Consternate.
That is correct. Way to go!
Let's go. I knew college would come in handy.
Jeff, if you don't get this correct,
you are the first contestant eliminated from "48 Hours Of Fear."
- Okay. - Ow!
Your next word is...
Ghastly.
Gha-- ghastly.
G-A-S-T-L-E-Y. Ghastly.
(no audible dialogue)
I'm sorry that is incorrect.
- (groaning) - Sorry, Jeff.
I'm sorry, Jeff.
- Jeff, unfortunately... - (groaning)
- you have been eliminated... - Ow, ow.
...and everyone else is moving on.
- (groaning) - Sad to see you go,
but fear and your spelling was a factor.
- Yes. Ooh, I just got stung. - I'm feeling a little upset.
I wish I would have made it to the finish line, but I'm telling you,
this is the greatest experience I've ever, ever had.
I had doubts about doing some of these things, but I did it.
I realize you only live this life once.
You can't live it not being who you are.
So this is the first step to more confident Jeff.
- Take care, sweetheart. - Yeah, take care.
- Nice job, Jeff. - Thank you.
Could these come off of us now please?
- Ow! - Johnny: All right, okay.
Get the bees off of them. Then bring in the snakes.
- (Johnny laughs) - Johnny, please.
We're getting stung.
(music playing)
Ow!
(bleeping)
- Ooh! - That one stung me.
Ow!
Even though I was literally in tears saying no,
I'm so proud of myself for actually doing it.
I overcame my worst fear, so I am so happy.
All right, congratulations.
Unfortunately for you, you five are still in this.
(Johnny laughs)
Your next challenge isn't till tomorrow at dawn,
but that doesn't mean you can rest.
Head to the Fear House now.
Just don't fall asleep!
Not that you're going to be able to.
(Johnny laughs)
Oh, man, I would not want to be those guys.
What happens if you fall asleep?
(Johnny laughs)
How many times did you get stung?
- 10. - 10 times?
- Yes. - Were you moving a lot?
- No. - Dude, you lucked out, I'm not going to lie.
- That was... - We've been up for, like, 18 hours.
I don't even know what time it is.
- I don't know what time it is. - I don't know what day--
- Is it Saturday? - No, it's Friday, I think.
I cannot stay up all night and then compete tomorrow all day.
In the first challenge, I was the only girl.
- I was up against two guys. - I thought about that.
- I was like, oh, poor Adrienne. - I was so nervous.
The guys are quicker. They're bigger. You know?
- Yeah. - I would rather see a woman win in the end,
and I think while we have three women
and we can stay as a strong alliance, we should do that.
Yeah.
I'm scared.
(pounding on door)
Johnny: Hello?
No!
Why are you making a face?
Because you're going to pull something.
- What's in that bag? - I always come bearing gifts.
Where's everybody else?
Meg, Blake, and Brion?
Come sit down.
Hopefully everyone likes the house.
Five beds. We have 4,000 thread-count Bangladeshi sheets.
But don't relax too much
because we can't have you falling asleep.
And just to help you not fall asleep,
I brought you some "Fear Factor" friendship bracelets.
- Oh. Oh, no way. - Oh!
Wait, what?
Tatum, it's a friendship bracelet.
We have to wear shock collars?
Well, now, let's not call them shock collars.
- There you go, Blake. - All right.
Although, they do function as a shock collar.
- I know a shock collar when I see a shock collar. - There you go, Meg.
And who gets the last one? There you go.
Thank you.
You're going to put them where the electrodes
are going on your bicep, where it's going to work.
There's cameras everywhere in here,
so there's going to be nowhere to hide to sneak away for a quick power nap.
So don't close your eyes for even a second
- because then you're gonna get shocked. - Are you serious?
- Wait, is this actually serious? - Do you want to try it?
This is what it'll feel like if you fall asleep.
- (zapping) - Ow, ow, ow!
- (bleep) - Oh, no!
Oh, my gosh!
Full power right off the bat,
and it hurt way more than I thought it was going to hurt.
Like, this has got to be unhumane.
No. No. No!
- Oh, my gosh. - You guys get the idea.
- It hurts like crap! - All right, listen up.
Your next challenge is tomorrow morning, and it's all about alliances.
If I were you, I would use this time to get to know each other
and really try to connect with each other
because in this next challenge,
you can help an ally or target a rival.
So the whole social aspect's really going to matter.
We have to wear these shock collars,
AKA "friendship braces."
Plus, Johnny's done threw us out a little hint.
I mean, we're already terrified about
what's going to happen in the near future anyway.
Now we're sitting here thinking,
who's my real competition and all that stuff.
I won the first challenge, and that might have put a target on my back,
so they're probably gunning for me.
I know you guys are running on zero sleep,
and when I see you tomorrow,
you're going to have even less sleep-- i.e. none.
But I'm going to go get a little shut-eye.
(Johnny laughs)
I will see you bright and early at sunrise
for your next challenge.
And as I like to say, no pain, no gain.
- We need to talk about this. - Yeah?
I don't want to get shocked all night.
I am so light-headed right now, I fear this will kill me.
I'm terrified of the shocks
because I know I'm going to fall asleep.
This is so barbaric.
(Johnny laughs)
It's almost time for that cup of coffee, ain't it?
That's actually a thing, huh?
- We can't go to sleep at all, huh? - This sucks.
Yeah, this is not fun.
Probably, like, wedge yourself a certain way
where you wouldn't fall over if you fell asleep, you know what I mean?
- Like-- and do one of these? - I feel like that's dangerous.
Do you know how many times I've slept like that in the military?
- Yeah. - Oh, lean up against a wall and just be snoring standing up.
We learned how to sleep all kinds of ways.
Brion is huge competition.
He is a Marine vet.
This is nothing for him.
But for me, staying up with no sleep has been the hardest thing I've ever done.
(yawning)
This whole alliance thing is also scaring me.
Somebody's going to get booted.
Like, people are going to pair up
and then one person's going to be left out.
It's super important that the girls should stick together
and form an alliance to hopefully take out the boys.
I didn't wash my plate. I appreciate it.
If you don't get ahead of it, you get behind.
Yeah. That's that old ship talk right there.
- Yeah. - That's what that is.
I think the boys are going to get together.
Like, I don't know. I'm super scared.
So, I was in a show called "Extracted."
I knew it. I recognized you.
You really watched "Extracted"?
- I did. Yeah. - Even with my hair cut, huh?
Like, the coolest part of that show for me was doing it with my dad.
- Yeah. - Well, let me give you a piece of advice.
- Cherish every moment. - Yeah.
Guys who have a good relationship with their dads, that's like their thing,
like a person that they look up to.
- You know? Your dad's invincible. - Yeah. Yep.
At this point, I'd say that me and Brion are probably bonding the most.
He's just like my dad Woody back at home.
You know, my parents had us at a really young age,
and I'm sure that times were not always easy,
and somehow, some way, he made a way.
And I salute him for that.
So I think out of everybody in the house,
Brion would be the person that I trust the most.
Who do you think, in your eyes, is the biggest competitor?
- If it's physical... - Uh-huh.
I mean, I'd have to pick you first, obviously.
- Mm-hmm. - Now, Tatum, she faced her biggest fear today.
- She's up there, too. - Ooh.
I think Adrienne might be up there for me.
She's an open book, but I also think she's got some grit to her.
What are the chances that me and you just say,
"You know what? Guys against the girls."
If alliances need to be formed to get somebody else out,
that would be a decent strategy.
Really?
My man! I like it.
We're about to hit 24 hours of being awake.
I'm kind of past tired, and now I'm just like a zombie.
- (zapping) - Ow! What the (bleep)?
I wasn't-- I was awake!
Ow.
I'm not asleep. Not asleep.
(yawning) This is so hard.
I'm losing it.
You have electrolytes in there?
- (gasping) - What?
- Her own shadow. - She saw her own shadow.
Oh, I just seen my own shadow.
I am feeling exhausted. Meg's hallucinating.
- Adrienne's pacing around. - I hear stuff.
- Oh, my God! - It is just torture.
This is hell. But I have to do this.
I am definitely in the most lost stage I've ever been in my life.
I do not have a current job right now.
I'm struggling a little bit.
So if it takes everything I got, I am not giving up.
- (gasping) - What? What? What? What?
- What? - What? What?
- I just had a good idea. - No, literally.
I wasn't scared!
What in the world is going on right now?
Hi, everybody.
Good morning.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
How's it? Why the long faces?
- You're awful chipper. - You know, like sometimes
when you get too much sleep and you're tired?
That's how I felt.
How did it go for you guys last night?
- Did you get to relax at all? - No.
Johnny: No? All right.
Let's get ready for our next challenge.
We call it the Pain Auction.
(music playing)
Or as I call it, heaven.
(screaming)
Research shows that when you're sleep deprived,
your pain threshold is lower, so this is going to hurt.
I am extremely afraid of how painful this is going to be.
We're in for something terrible.
Ugh. Johnny Knoxville. He's into pain.
I mean, I'm feeling like I've just entered hell.
Oh, my God.
Next time, on the conclusion of
"Fear Factor: 48 Hours Of Fear,"
the Pain Auction continues.
- Aah! Aah! - Don't let go!
And so does the sleep deprivation.
- (zapping) - I am so tired right now.
It is impossible to stay awake.
- (zapping) - You will get served Suck City Sushi.
I can't believe-- I can't--
This sucks. For you.
Not for me.
And one thing you shouldn't do
when you haven't slept is drive.