Previously on "Fear Factor: 48 Hours Of Fear"...
Over the next 48 hours,
you will compete in five epic challenges.
One of you will take home $50,000.
But there's one critical thing you will not be doing.
- Sleeping. - Legit no sleeping?
This is so barbaric.
48 hours of constant challenges, constant fear.
( screaming )
- Ow! - Ghastly.
G-A-S-T-L-E-Y.
Jeff, you have been eliminated.
You're next challenge is all about alliances.
Just to help you not fall asleep...
- ( laughing ) - Oh, no.
We have to wear shock collars?
This has gotta be unhumane.
The girls should stick together
and hopefully take out the boys.
Guys against the girls.
I'm so sleep-deprived,
I don't realize I'm falling asleep.
- ( zapping ) - Ow! What the--
All right. Let's get ready for our next challenge.
We call it the Pain Auction.
( screaming )
Or as I call it, heaven.
Before we get started, I just want to say something.
I know I've put everyone in an impossible position
by wearing this, but please try to control yourself.
- Okay. - You do look great.
All right. Research shows that when you're sleep deprived,
your pain threshold is lower, so this is going to hurt.
Here's how it's going to work.
This is an individual challenge
and there will be five auction items for you to bid on.
Each item represents a different kind of dare
that will test your fears
of physical, mental, and emotional pain.
Bidding will start at a pretty basic version of the dare.
And as you continue to bid,
the dare and the pain will escalate.
Whoever bids the highest on the dare will attempt it.
- Okay. - If you ever say
"fear is a factor," that's quitting.
I will pull you from the challenge
and you will be removed from the game.
Oh, my God.
And if you complete the dare,
you will earn a Fear Factor coin.
And you're going to want this.
It is a huge advantage in our next
Endgame challenge later today.
With it, you'll be able to defend yourself
and play some serious offense with the other competitors.
- Right. - But there are only four Fear Coins to be won.
The person stuck with the last item
just has to do the dare or go home.
The first auction item up for bid
is stick your head in a box!
Of tarantulas.
Your bid is the number of drops of tarantulas
you are willing to have dropped on your head while it's in a box.
- Eww. - One drop will equal five tarantulas.
- Five off the bat. - Johnny: After the last drop,
all the tarantulas stay on you for one minute.
- ( Johnny laughs ) - Oh.
Also, you have to hold in your mouth
a prickly leaf insect while the spiders are being dropped.
- What? - Do they bite?
- I hope. - Eww.
Let's start the bidding at one drop of tarantulas.
- Ooh, okay. Tatum. - We got a taker.
Do we hear two drops of tarantulas?
- Oh, we have two drops of tarantulas for a total of 10. - Out of nowhere.
Okay, do we have three drops of tarantulas?
- There it is. - Oh, whoa. We got three drops of tarantulas
for a total of 15.
Going once, going twice.
Sold to Tatum! All right.
- Oh, my goodness. - Three drops of tarantulas for a total of 15.
Let's bring out those cutie pies.
You did bees.
I want to say I'm happy, but I'm absolutely terrified.
I do not want to do this.
But I just have to close my eyes,
lock in, and get it over with.
That's why I'm here on "Fear Factor."
Here comes our little leaf cutter insect.
- ( murmuring ) - You gotta open your mouth.
- Nope. Nope. - ( laughing )
- Johnny: You look pretty cool, Tatum. - Oh, my goodness.
- You got it. - Johnny: You can do this.
- ( groaning ) - No, you got it, you got it.
- You got it. - Tatum, breathe.
Johnny: Come on, Tatum. Don't panic. You got it.
- ( groaning ) - Tatum, breathe.
- Breathe, breathe, breathe. - ( groaning )
Here comes the first drop of tarantulas.
You got it, you got it.
- ( groaning ) - Mm-mm.
Johnny: Hey, guys, don't-- no climbing out.
Be good company to Tatum.
Oh! Oh, oh!
Are you trying to quit?
Oh!
- It's up to you. - Oh, oh!
- Oh! - All right, she wants to continue.
Okay, there we go. There's your second drop.
You're almost there. Oh, he loves you.
- You look rad, Tatum. - ( groaning )
You're almost there, Tatum.
You're doing something you never thought
you could or should.
No, you got it. You got it. You got it.
Last drop.
- She is freaking. - ( groaning )
Johnny: Yeah, just last a minute. Here we go.
Top's closing, and it's you with all your new friends.
- She's doing great. - Oh, she is.
You're killing it, sister.
You're about to get that coin,
which means you'll be able to target someone.
Just remain calm. Do not quit.
- Eww, look at the thing. - ( groaning )
Five, four, three, two, one!
You did it! Way to go, Tatum!
- Wow. Wow. - Go, girl!
- That is awesome. - Let's get the bugs off of her.
Tatum, she acts like she's terrified of everything,
but here she is dominating,
and that might be trouble later on.
All right. That was great!
You get yourself a Fear Factor coin.
Way to go. I was impressed. You almost, like, bailed.
- I know. You helped. - I'm glad you didn't.
Thanks. I'm never doing that again.
Our next auction item up for bid
- is walking on broken glass. - What?
That's right. Your bid is the distance
you are willing to walk barefoot on broken glass.
- Ooh, this is gonna hurt. - Man!
Why don't we start the bidding at three feet?
Do I hear three feet? Okay. Oh, wow.
Everyone jumps in. Do I hear four feet?
Oh, Meg, Adrienne, and Blake.
Can anyone walk eight feet on broken glass?
Oh, Brion! Adrienne can walk eight feet!
Can anyone walk 10 feet barefoot on broken glass?
Oh, Adrienne? Really going for it.
Just Adrienne. Okay.
All right, going once, going twice. Sold to Adrienne!
- ( Johnny laughs ) - Okay.
I'm gonna bleed. I'm scared.
In my mind, I'm thinking Brion
is going to be major competition,
so I need this coin.
I'm so close to that phone call telling my mom,
"I'm bringing home this money.
I conquered every single fear I need to win."
I am willing to do whatever it takes.
Johnny: Okay, well, let's get this going.
- You ready? - Yep.
- You got this. - Do it, girl.
You're like a feather.
- ( grunting ) - Nice and slow.
Mind over matter, lady.
( clinking, shattering )
Oh, no.
Johnny: You're doing it. There you go, commit.
- Good job. - ( whimpering )
- Oh, boy. - ( grunting )
I'm of the position we have too many toes.
What's one less?
Mm. One of 'em hurts. Ooh.
( grunting )
Oh, you got about a couple more feet and you are home.
You're there, you're there, you're there!
- Yeah! - And she completed!
- Yeah! - You have earned a Fear Factor coin.
Thank you.
Next auction item up for bid,
the haircut from hell.
Let's start the bidding at one eyebrow.
Who would like to shave one eyebrow?
Do I get a one eyebrow?
Oh, Brion!
Oh, boy.
Anybody else for one eyebrow?
That could have a huge impact on the game,
- just letting him off with one eyebrow. - Are you serious?
I don't know if I could lose an eyebrow like that.
Oh, come on. Is vanity that important?
These puppies need to stay right here.
Anyone else?
I mean, we have three people and two more coins.
You need to get into the game.
All right, sold!
One eyebrow. Come on up.
( groaning )
I think Brion got very lucky.
All right.
I would have shaved both eyebrows.
If I could have bid on it, I would have made him bid more.
Lucky for you, I get to shave it.
- Ooh. - Do you have the razor?
All right, are you ready, Brion?
- Ready as I'll ever be. - Drop 'em.
Mm-hmm. You're doing great.
Oh, yeah. Oh, it's looking nice.
Look how handsome he is without his eyebrow.
I think Blake made a big mistake.
- Wait till you see it up close. - It looks great.
Rest in peace, Brion's eyebrow.
Oh, man, you look awesome.
Well, sir, you earned yourself a Fear Factor coin.
- Thank y'all. Thank y'all. - Way to go.
Only having one eyebrow is a little different.
Little breezy on that side.
Maybe it looks like I'm winking all the time.
But got to be the easiest thing up there.
One shaved eyebrow. Piece of cake.
All right, I'm very excited for this one.
It'll give you a little buzz and wake you up in the morning.
We call it a shocking decision.
Your bid is the number of volts you can take
while holding two electrodes for 10 seconds.
And there is only one more Fear Coin left.
Blake, Meg, if you complete this challenge, you will win it.
And whoever doesn't is going to be stuck
doing the last item just for funsies-- needles.
- ( Johnny laughs ) - Oh, no way.
That's right. And we'll start the bidding at 50 volts.
That's basically like being hooked up to a car battery.
I'm a very emotional person
and I wear all my emotions on my sleeve.
I'm not complaining or whining. I'm informing.
All right, we're starting the bidding at 50 volts.
Do I have 50? Oh, Blake with 50 volts!
Okay, we have 50 volts. Do I hear--
Oh, 50 volt-- er, 60 volts, excuse me.
I am the worst auctioneer, but I look fantastic.
Do I hear 70 volts?
Anybody want it? Oh, 70 volts!
Do I hear anyone who would like to hold on at 80 volts?
I don't know about volts. He can have it.
Sold to Blake for 70 volts.
That's still no joke.
- All right. Let's do it. - Come on down! You get to hold onto these electrodes.
I've got a very competitive mindset.
The "get after it" mentality 100% came from my dad.
So it's time to step up and show these guys what I got.
Electricity is not really my thing, so...
Well, it's about to be.
- Okay. - You got this.
Here we go.
We're going to start out
- at 30 volts and work our way up. - ( zapping )
- Do not let go. - That's only 25?
- We are at 40. - 40?
Oh, my God!
- ( zapping ) - 50.
- Aah! Oh, my God! - Oh, I feel bad.
- Aah! - Okay, 60. We're at 60.
- ( bleep ) - Blake is in agony.
( screaming )
Does he really love his eyebrows that much
to go through that amount of pain?
'Cause it looks terrible.
- Johnny: 70. Hold on. - ( bleeping )
- ( screaming ) - Don't let go!
( screaming )
- Johnny: 70. Hold on. - ( bleeping )
- ( screaming ) - Don't let go!
( screaming )
- Oh, ( bleep )! - Four more seconds.
( bleeping )
- ( screaming ) - Yeah! Yeah, you're good!
- You're good. Yeah! - ( bleep )
Oh, my God!
- Oh, my God! - How you feeling, buddy?
- That was serious. - A little something for you.
- All right. - Thanks.
- You won the last Fear Coin. - Yay.
Everyone committed. Nice job.
I never, ever want to feel that again.
I'd probably rather pass away.
- Well, there's just one person left. - Okay.
Apparently, Meg wins.
And since there's no coins left,
you just, well, got to do it
- or you go home immediately. - Okay.
We're going to pierce your septum.
- Come on down! - What?
- Wait a minute. That's right here? - Slay.
Yes, yes, yes.
You've got to be ( bleep ) kidding me.
But I would rather have it there than other places that...
- All right. Let's not fanny about. - Let's go.
Let's get to it.
People are going to be like, "Meg did that?"
But I like to prove people wrong when they tell me I can't do something,
so I'm going to do it.
What does it look like, by the way?
- Is it cute like yours? - You've seen Flavor Flav?
That clock around? It's going to--
- Oh, my God. - ( Johnny laughs )
- Oh, boy. Here we go. - Sit nice and still.
Tilt your head down a little.
( squelching )
Ooh. There it is.
- Oh! - Johnny: Oh, wow.
I mean, she's given birth to two kids.
We think that's going to bother her?
Ow! That hurt.
- I'm a boss. - You did it.
- How do I look? - Yeah!
Yay!
Oh, my gosh.
All right, Meg, you get to stay in the competition.
- Well done. - Why is it not symmetrical?
Oh, man, we should have done the lips.
Everyone committed.
You faced down a lot of painful fears.
- Nice job. Nice nose ring. - Thank you.
I'm going to let you guys go, and think about
who you want to target with a Fear Factor coin.
I'll see you at the next challenge,
where one of you will be eliminated.
Is this when we get to have a vodka?
- ( horns blaring ) - ( gasping )
- Sorry, Meg. I'm sorry. - Johnny!
I was just picking it up and I grabbed it wrong.
Meg: Good God Almighty.
( music playing )
- Hello, everybody. - Eww.
I'm starving.
Johnny: Yeah, well, I'm glad you're starving.
You're in your 36th hour of "48 Hours Of Fear."
The lack of sleep has to be affecting your judgment by now.
- Yes, it is. - It is.
- Okay. - Now, since it's lunchtime,
you will get served Suck City Sushi.
- ( Johnny laughs ) - ( flies buzzing )
We have human hair, worm, and wasabi hand rolls,
as well as fermented squid innards and herring hand rolls
with a sprinkling of dead ants for that extra crunch.
What are innards?
- The guts. - The guts.
- Oh, like "inner." - Tummy innards.
- Okay. - ( Johnny laughs )
I-- oof. Mm-mm.
You will get two sushi rolls. One of each kind.
On my signal, you must eat everything on your plate.
The person who finishes the fastest wins an advantage
in our final challenge for $50,000.
- ( groaning ) - The person who finishes the slowest unfortunately
will be eliminated and have to go home.
Now, you all earned Fear Factor coins,
except you, Meg, and here's what they get you.
If you want, you can order another sushi roll for a competitor,
and this could hurt your competition and secure your spot in the final challenge.
Your Fear Factor coins only buy one thing.
Evil sushi!
Sushi chef, bring some evil.
( music playing )
Thank you. Oh, Lord.
Evil Sushi is a hand roll of sheep tongue and organ fat.
- Mm-mmm, good. - That's too much.
( Johnny laughs )
If I didn't have this great suit on,
I'd sit down and eat with you.
But I'm not going to ruin this suit.
Them things are huge.
Like, that's not a small portion.
We can't call it evil if it doesn't suck.
Do you have soy sauce?
If by soy sauce you mean pig's blood, then yes.
We have one final thing for each of you.
Fear Factor puke buckets.
Yes. But try not to use them,
because if you puke, your plate gets refilled back up.
- Wow. - I know I will throw up.
And then I'm going to get another one?
Tatum, would you like to purchase some Evil Sushi for a competitor?
- Yes. - Well, come on up and get served.
Mmm, delicious.
Oh, who is she going for?
Oh, my goodness! Brion.
Why'd you choose Brion?
Such a strong competitor, yeah.
- Johnny: Okay. - I knew it.
Blake, would you like to purchase
some Evil Sushi for a competitor?
- I would. - Well, come on up.
Who are you going to give this to?
I'm going to give this one...
- to Adrienne. - Okay, interesting.
Adrienne, would you like to purchase a little Evil Sushi?
- I would love to. - Well, come over here.
Okay, give it to the competitor you wish.
Oh, Lord, I see what's happening.
Oh, why did you give it to this angel, Brion?
Because Brion knows he's a target,
so he should be prepared.
So before I got here, my wife told me
not to go blabbing my mouth about being a Marine
and being a firefighter
'cause people were going to use that
and it was going to paint a target on me.
Should have listened. I mean, women are always right.
Johnny: Brion, Mr. Lucky Pants,
would you like to purchase Evil Sushi?
Absolutely.
This contestant has slid under the radar,
dominated every challenge that she got thrown.
- Johnny: Wow! - That means a lot. Thank you.
Blake and Meg escaped the Evil Sushi.
I just don't think I can get that down.
- Doesn't look too good. - Mm-mm.
On my signal, you will start eating.
Ready, set, go!
Oh, boy. You got it. Come on.
Brion is tearing into it. Oh, man.
Oh, my God.
Johnny: Meg is just heaving.
No one's blown chunks yet, though.
Brion, you're moving a little slower than I thought you would be.
Mates at the firehouse are watching.
What's getting you, Brion? The wasabi or what?
- The wasabi. - Blake's looking strong.
Oh, Meg may be un-eating. Oh, man.
Oh, are you going for a puke bucket, Tatum?
If you puke, you get more.
Blake may have one roll left.
- ( retching ) - Oh, here-- oh, Lord.
We're about to get some more sushi.
- There's, like, hair in it. - Mmm.
- ( retching ) - That's just a little extra spice for you.
This is gross. When my mom sees this,
she is going to be screaming to see me eat the Evil Sushi.
I really want to win this for her.
Oh, my goodness.
It's a horse race between Adrienne and Blake.
Oh, boy. Oh, no.
Something's coming out. Something's coming out.
Go to a happy place, everybody.
Oh, my goodness! Adrienne or Blake,
who wants that advantage in the final challenge more?
He's got to swallow it all.
We have the winner of the challenge, Blake!
Way to go, sir. Blake will have an advantage in the final challenge.
Oh, you're so close, Adrienne.
Oh, boy. Oh, man. That is going down like popcorn.
- Ooh, all right! Adrienne is safe. - Good job.
Come on, Brion. You're the captain of the station.
I'm afraid if I take another bite, I'm blowing chunks.
Well, don't make me happy.
We have Tatum. We have Brion.
- ( sputtering ) - We have Meg.
- Oh! - Don't be the person that goes home.
Oh, my goodness.
Meg, you look like you're close to puking.
Oh, man.
It all comes down to this.
Last one to finish or first one to quit goes home empty-handed.
- I can't believe-- I can't-- - Come on, Brion. Nibble.
I don't think it's gonna happen, boss.
To stay in the competition, you gotta keep eating.
That is unbelievable.
It all comes down to this.
Last one to finish or first one to quit goes home empty-handed.
- Come on, Brion. - ( retching )
Oh. Meg, I hate to say,
if you don't continue on, you might be going home.
I mean, I--
Fear is a factor!
Oh. Oh, my goodness.
Meg just quit the challenge, folks.
Holy crap. I was going to lose.
I was out like a fat kid in dodgeball.
It wasn't happening no more.
But if she's gone, I'm going to stick around.
That just changed the game.
( Meg sobbing )
Johnny: Unfortunately, Meg, you lost the competition.
You said "fear is a factor," which means you quit.
I should have never eaten anything.
But you at least committed and tried,
and I have a lot of respect for you for that.
I'm sorry, Meg. I'm sorry.
I feel really bad for Meg, but this is so disappointing.
We were supposed to stick together, us women,
to hopefully take out the boys, especially Brion.
I wish she pushed through it,
and I am heartbroken that she decided to quit.
( coughing, sniffling )
- That's a bummer. - We're just all so tired.
She's sleep-deprived. It's been a long two days.
Yeah, it's all understandable.
- Yeah. - All right.
The challenge is over.
Congratulations to the rest of you.
You are advancing to our last and final challenge.
- Great job, everybody. - Whoo!
Good job, guys.
Blake, you won this competition.
You get a huge advantage in our final challenge for $50,000.
Now head back to the Fear House for one last night of misery.
( Johnny laughs ) I'll see you in the morning for the final challenge.
And you can win it, if you're not chicken.
- Hmm? Hmm? - All right.
Don't forget to wear the friendship bracelets!
- Don't fall asleep! - My gut.
- My stomach is bubbling. - ( gags )
- My gut's a little churned. - ( Johnny laughs )
Oh, no. Shock collars on us again?
- Mine just keeps falling. - Mine's on for sure.
I've never thought that someone would help me
put on my shock collar for me.
I could not sleep last night,
and now I can't fall asleep another night.
I am so tired right now.
It is impossible to stay awake.
- Oh, God. - Over there in a daydream. I'm talking about...
( bleep )
I'm not a night owl either.
- Tripping up the stairs. - I'm fading over here, guys.
- I'm not going to lie to y'all. - What do you want to do?
- Me, too. - Me, too.
- ( zapping ) - Ow! Ow! ( bleep )
- Okay. - Golly!
I didn't even go to sleep!
It is so hard for me to stay awake.
I am walking in circles and circles.
I know if I stop moving, I'll fall asleep.
And on top of that, I am super nauseous
after having Evil Sushi.
- Are you okay? - My ( bleep ) stomach hurts.
Like, I feel like I'm about to throw up.
I have no idea how I'm going to make it through the night.
I'm not doing good.
This is not okay.
That evil sushi is ( bleep ) me up.
I'm dying.
Obviously, we both might have to face each other tomorrow.
With the advantage, you know, I don't want to screw over anybody.
It's a double-edged sword, for sure,
regardless of what the challenge is.
This is a game, you know?
At the end of the day, it is a game.
This is a game at the end of the day.
Last year on "Extracted,"
we got eliminated in the final round,
and that has been eating me alive.
I feel like this is the opportunity
for me to redeem myself and redeem the family name.
If you want to have any shot at, like, legit winning,
- you know, do what you got to do. - Mm-hmm.
Brion is a stand-up guy, but in the end, we both know somebody's got to win,
and I'm going to do everything I can to make sure that's me.
- What's up? - Can you fart on command?
- Stop. - That's sounds horrible.
( laughing )
Dude, what are they pumping into this house?
I feel like we're loopy.
You guys want to see something crazy?
- Yeah. - ( cracking )
Eww.
- ( cracking ) - Golly!
We're just, like, tripping each other out.
- "Fear Factor!" - Eww, stop that.
This is the most tired I've ever been in my life.
- Be very careful. - ( zapping )
- Oh! Ow! - ( alarm blaring )
- What is happening? Oh, God! - Oh, my God.
- Turn it off! - I don't like that.
- I'm freaking out. - Good grief.
( Johnny laughs )
( music playing )
- Final four. - The real deal.
Johnny: Oh, boy. Here they come.
Good morning, everybody. How are you guys doing with no sleep?
- We're not. - Yeah.
Just pushing through because we're almost there.
Kudos to you for staying up so long.
I would have been out of it a long time ago.
- Yeah, it wasn't easy. - No, not at all.
It was not easy. We were struggling.
- Not at all. - ( Johnny laughs )
Johnny: It's time for the big finale, the final challenge.
It's called Chicken.
One thing you shouldn't do when you haven't slept is drive.
This challenge tests hand-eye coordination,
which is severely impaired when you're tired.
Here's how it's going to work.
You're going head to head, literally.
You will ride this ATV at high speed towards that wall and each other.
- What? - On your ATV, there is a money bag.
- Oh! - Hmm.
Before your ATV crashes, you must grab that money bag
and throw it at the target to score points.
But don't worry.
At the last second, you will be jerked off...
..the ATVs. Heh, heh, heh.
- Okay. All right. - Okay.
- Let's do it. Yeah, awesome. - All right?
- Yeah, now they woke up. - Yeah, cool.
We're starting with two separate head to head match-ups.
Whoever gets the most points advances
and the loser is eliminated.
The two winners will go head to head
in the final Endgame.
And whoever scores the most points there
will win and take home the $50,000 prize.
- Yeah. I love it. Let's go. - Absolutely.
- All right. - I like it.
- Awesome. - This is insane.
My dad got me into this whole adrenaline junkie thing,
but high-speed collision is something that scares me deeply.
I sold my motorcycle specifically because of that,
And now I'm literally being placed in an exact situation
where I have to face that fear.
I'm so fatigued, and I'm wondering,
do I have enough gas in the tank to pull this off?
All right, Blake, you won our sushi eating challenge,
so you get to pick who you will face off against.
- Oh! - Hmm.
I'm going to have to pick Tatum.
Johnny: All right. Why?
Me and Brion have had a lot of really great conversations
and built a cool bond throughout this experience,
and I don't want to be the reason that he gets sent home.
- Whatever. - And also, she got her fix with the sushi,
- so I don't want to hit her again, so... - Whatever.
Tatum-- Tatum, I haven't hit her at all.
- It's because I'm tiny, huh? - It's because of the reasons that I just said, yeah.
- How do you feel about that, Tatum? - I'm ready.
All right. Blake, Tatum, get ready.
We are in the finals! We're fighting for 50 grand!
- Come on! - 50 grand!
- Let's get it. - Well, ( bleep ), go get ready.
- Okay. - ( laughing )
Oh, my gosh. ATV going into a brick wall.
I am absolutely terrified. My heart is racing.
In 2018, I was in a very bad car accident.
This person fell asleep driving
and we rolled down a 60-foot cliff going 80 miles per hour.
That car accident was very traumatic
and one of the most terrible things I've ever been through.
I do not want to do this.
All right. You ready?
Whoever gets the top score wins!
Three, two, one.
- ( horns blaring ) - Ooh.
Johnny: Here they go. Here they go.
- That is crazy. - Yeah, that was insane.
I threw it right before the ejection mark.
I have terrible aim, so I hope I do well enough to beat Blake.
I did not go through all of this pain
and sleep deprivation to not win.
Oh, man.
Results of our first round of our final challenge.
Tatum, you got seven.
Blake...
you got...
Oh, man.
Results of our first round of our final challenge.
Tatum, you got seven.
Blake...
you got 11.
So, Blake, you will advance.
Unfortunately, Tatum, that will end your time,
but you had serious moments of fear on a couple of occasions
where I thought you were going to stop.
But you pushed through, and that's absolutely huge.
- Thank you. - And now you finally get to go to bed.
- Perfect. Cool. - Yeah. So great job.
- Thank you. - After this, we're going to feed her to the bees.
I'm so proud of myself because all the times
I wanted to give up, all the tears I cried, it was so worth it
because I was able to overcome a lot of my fears.
I definitely think "Fear Factor" is giving me
the confidence to push forward in my life.
I'm tired, and I'm proud of myself.
Oh. Whew. I'm so sleepy.
It's just mentally, I'm so happy I did it.
- You ready? - Yeah! Yeah, yeah.
- Let's do it. - Absolutely.
All right, back to the game. Ha-ha!
I have always been afraid of heights.
I don't like high speeds.
A few weeks before "Fear Factor,"
I was taking my mom to a chemo appointment
when an 18-year-old who was texting and driving,
he T-boned us going about 40 miles per hour and totaled our car.
I'm so exhausted, it's overwhelming.
I am petrified.
You ready? All right, here we go!
- Three, two, one. - ( horns blaring )
Okay, we got-- Adrienne's closing fast.
- Whoa! - ( gasping )
- Oh! - Oh, my God!
Holy moly, that was crazy.
I'm a country boy. I got an ATV.
I ride one every day.
But I got on there and my mind started going crazy.
We're sleep-deprived. Your vision is getting blurry.
You're traveling at a high rate of speed, and it's very hard to stay focused.
All right, Adrienne, you got nine.
Okay.
Brion, you got...
- 11. - Aww.
- Yes, sir! - So, Brion, you will go through to the finals.
Adrienne, unfortunately, you are eliminated.
But I think you should be very proud of yourself
and how you've performed on this show.
- This was incredible. - Thank you so much.
- You guys can say your goodbyes. - Oh, good job.
I've been up for 48 hours. It's over now, and I'm happy.
I mean, I'm crying, but I'm really happy.
My mom, I know she's going to be so proud.
Even if I don't come home with the money,
I'm ready to do more crazy things.
Like, I've always been the type of person who plays it safe,
but doing this has been so eye-opening.
I'm going to walk out of here so grateful,
and I'm ready to go to sleep.
The finals.
This time, you guys are throwing two bags,
and whoever gets the highest combined score will be the winner.
That's going to take double the hand-eye coordination.
How confident are each of you feeling right now?
This is any man's game right now
because I think we're about neck and neck on everything.
Except for he can eat a lot more than I can, but...
- Let's do this. All right. - Let's do it.
- Good luck, man. - Thanks, man.
This is it. This is the last "oorah."
$50,000 would mean a tremendous amount for me. It would help my family.
I come from a not so rich background. I would call it poor.
Or as I like to call it, financially embarrassed.
Made it this far. I gotta win.
Just thinking about my dad Woody back at home telling me,
"Think about what you have to do and get it done."
I have to pull this off.
Johnny: All right. This is it.
Their 48 hours of fear ends here.
You guys ready?
All right.
- Three, two, one! - ( horns blaring )
( screaming )
Johnny: All right. This is it.
Their 48 hours of fear ends here.
They are throwing two bags.
$50,000 comes down to one throw.
- Three, two, one! - ( horns blaring )
Here they go. They got the old two bags.
They're going for two bags.
Oh!
- Holy ( bleep ). - ( groans )
- ( grunting )
Johnny: Wow.
That was a $50,000 throw there, kids.
Holy crap. I'm freaking out.
I have no idea who got the highest score.
You got everything on the line for $50,000,
and you're depending on your sleep-deprived motor skills
to get you through it.
We got a winner. Just don't know who it is.
What a hard-fought contest.
- You ain't lying. - You kind of look like his stuntman, by the way.
But a better-looking one, though, right?
Yeah, well, that's-- yes.
All right, I'm going to reveal the scores.
- Brion, you got 12. - Mm-hmm.
I do know that I missed one bag, I'm pretty sure.
- But I landed one. - Oh, man.
Blake here got...
- 23. Both bags hit. - Oh, brother.
- Let's go! - Oh, my goodness, the winner...
- Good job, man. - ...of the grand prize,
- $50,000, Blake. - Let's go!
- Way to go, man. - Yes!
- Holy crap. - How do you feel, man?
This is insane. This is everything I came here for.
This is what I've been shooting for,
and to face my fears, to go after it
and make it happen is-- I'm almost speechless.
I stuck my mind to it and made it happen.
- You should be very proud. Wow. - Thank you.
Brion, you should be very proud.
It just came down to a matter of inches.
I mean, we're so much alike all the time, and we think just alike.
- Hey, I can't be more proud, man. - Thank you, man.
- You done a great job. - Appreciate it.
I appreciate it. Thank you.
I'm torn with emotion.
I feel terrible that I'm going home empty-handed.
$50,000 is a lot of money.
But at the same time, I'm happy for Blake.
I still got to face fears, and I get to show my two sons
that you have to do what you got to do
to face your fears in order to overcome them.
Now, my firehouse, on the other hand,
they're going to poke fun, obviously,
because I'm coming back with one less eyebrow.
Blake, you won the grand prize.
- You're leaving with 50K. - I can't believe it.
But I got to say, Brion won the prize for best-looking.
- We all got eyes. - I'm so stoked right now.
You know, it's amazing to come out here and win $50,000 cash,
but for me, it's much deeper than that.
My dad's a very important person in my life,
and so to know that I came out here and made him proud is a very surreal feeling.
It's something I've always tried to do,
and this gave me the opportunity to do it.
So very special moment for me.
Blake, you have proven that fear is not a factor.
- Good job. - Let's go!
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Congrats again, man. - Thank you, man.
You did it. You did it.
All right, that's it for "48 Hours Of Fear."
- Whoo! - And now you finally get to go to bed.
- Yeah, no doubt. - All right.
Beers on Blake, everybody!
- Yeah! - Let's go!