I didn't sleep too well last night--
a lot of anxiety.
Right now I'm still very nervous.
I think anybody that's going to jail
that's never actually done jail time is going to be nervous.
But you know, I walk into this type of environment every day.
OK.
Sounds-- sounds great.
[laughing]
JONATHAN HORTON: All right, fellas.
How's it going, Jacob?
I'm doing OK.
How are you?
Ready to do this thing?
Yup, I am.
I have high expectations-- not to put stress on you.
Yeah.
JONATHAN HORTON: We know what you do
for a living in the real world.
You got your cover story--
Yeah.
JONATHAN HORTON: --pretty good and down.
So anything you want to say before we begin this mission?
The only thing I can think of is--
let's get it going.
I'm tired of waiting.
- Good luck, Jacob. - All right.
Thank you.
I'll have you step right over here to the arrest team.
Jacob, he's got to be able to separate being
an officer versus an inmate.
And if he can't accept that role reversal, he's going to fail.
JACOB: For me to be successful, I'm going to have
to stick to my cover story.
[suspenseful music]
And I'm going to have to become inmate Jacob Miller.
[shouting]
Walking up in there, I do have this feeling
that this jail may be worse than the other seasons.
[screaming]
Even though I have an idea of what
goes on inside these places, now I'm
going to be on the other side.
Get a move.
[inmates chattering]
JACOB: And that worries me because inmates are very smart.
They shout, and say, and do certain things
to try to mock you, make fun of you,
to bully you because they're trying to spin you up.
INMATE: Oh yeah.
You know, here we get robbed and everything else.
Yeah.
JACOB: Being alone inside this jail,
it's really the only thing that I'm terrified of.
INMATE: Shut up!
[indistinct chatter]
JACOB: I think this is going to be a lot harder than I thought.
DENNIS: I recognized him when I first walked in.
It was Jacob.
I didn't talk to him, but I can tell
that he's not feeling well.
He looked like he was sick.
I don't know how long he's been here.
He kept drinking water, kept using the restroom.
I don't know what's going on.
JACOB: As a corrections officer on the inside,
I have a hard time turning it off.