[MUSIC PLAYING]
[BIRDS SQUAWKING]
DANI: I'm going to go fishing, see
if there's any food out there.
JUSTIN: Have fun.
DANI: He seems to think that it was my fault that the fire
starter disappeared.
So I'm going to try and go fishing and see if I can catch
a fish, or catch a lobster.
I don't know.
JUSTIN: Sitting here in the shelter,
beautiful day out, babysitting a fire
because we have to keep the same one going from here
to the end of our trip.
DANI: Yes!
Justin, I got a fish!
Ah!
She's hollering down here like she got her something.
DANI: Yeah!
I was babysitting the fire, and she's
out there walking around in the water,
so maybe she got her a fish.
Mm, not bad for a chick with a pointy stick.
It's ridiculous.
I babysat today while she'd go have fun.
And the whole reason we have to fire watch now
is because of her.
DANI: Is the fire out?
Just about.
OK, well, I'm going to go get on it then.
JUSTIN: I have to nurse it.
DANI: If he's going to be at camp
and I'm going to be out hunting, he needs to make
sure that fire is going.
I was excited.
You'd think that if I brought home dinner, they'd, you know--
somebody would be like, wow, thanks.
That's awesome.
Good for you.
You know?
Something, anything.
[SCALING]
Good god, just come off.
[CUTTING]
JUSTIN: I'm supposed to be the one hunting.
And Pocahontas here, she ended up sticking a fish, a snapper.
Good for her.
[SIGHS] I feel bad, but I don't.
I worked my ass off to be here, and I went out and I did this.
I did this.
I'm proud of myself.
You know, we were doing really good for the first week,
and then I don't know where his head's at right now.
JUSTIN: In the South, the man's the head of the household.
The woman takes care of the dinner and the clothes.
And obviously, Dani's from a different mindset.
DANI: It kind of goes into the realm of I'm the man.
You're the woman.
This is what I do, and that's what you do,
which is not the case where I come from.
I can go hunt.
I can bring home food.
I can be the breadwinner, so to speak.
We do need to have an outright discussion today.
I understand that you, you know--
you want to be the provider, and you want to be the hero,
and all that business.
But I'm so capable of so many things,
and I have a lot of talents.
I can kill a fish.
It just-- if you could say thanks if I bring home food,
and eat it.
JUSTIN: Understood.
It was nothing about you bringing fish home.
And--
And it's not even just the fish, though.
It's like saying, in a way, it's me.
Like, oh, you're going to need it more than I do,
when we both need it.
My other thing-- and this is actually a lot harder to bring
up, just because I don't know how
you're going to respond to this, but I do
feel like I deserve an answer--
OK.
--so your skills, your primitive
skills coming into this--
Right.
--you said you had primitive hunting skills?
Yes.
I have not seen a lot of that.
Were you really prepared coming into this situation?
Yes.
All right.
There wasn't a lot of animals to hunt over there.
There wasn't a lot of opportunity.
And for opportunity for hunting here,
there hasn't been any because we've only been here two days.
And the only time that was really able to go out
and hunt, you were down there hunting.
You know?
Do you see that?
I was here with the fire, which I figured we'd have our turns.
Anything else?
No, that's really all that I had to say for now.
We are in a relationship right now.
After that, I don't care what you think of me,
or if you ever talk to me again or anything.
But right now, we have to get along.
And the reason she lives in California, and the reason
I live where I live, it was meant to be that way.
I realize how tired my body is becoming,
and how drained I am right now.
JUSTIN: We have an end goal to meet,
and we both need to be adults.
And we still have to work together
when it comes down to it, set our differences aside.
And if we're going to have hope of making it
to the extraction point, the day 21, I need to get us some food.
[LEAVES RUSTLING]
[TWIGS CRACKING UNDERFOOT]
My god, look at that.
Oh, that's gross.
That's a boa.
I've got to kill the snake if we're going to make
it to the extraction point.
We need this food.
Ah, ka-ching.
There he goes.
[THUD]
Actually killed something with my bare hands and a stick.
Made me feel like I've accomplished something today.
Dani, are you hungry?
Yes.
[LAUGHTER]
Pretty good snake.
DANI: He is happier when he's hunter-gatherer.
And if both of us are in a good place,
it's a lot easier to be around each other.
It's a relief to have him back into Justin mode.
[FIRE CRACKLING]
This is a good kill.
Good job.
Hot.
It's good.
JUSTIN: I got to kill something and eat it.
Yeah, it made me feel better, restored my manhood in camp.
40, day 21.
DANI: You know, there's definitely sea urchins
and fire coral out there.
I'm not too keen on going out in shark infested
waters with bloody feet.
NARRATOR: To reach their extraction,
Dani and Justin will have to paddle their raft
past the coral reef, a breeding ground for venomous stingrays,
and the Caribbean reef shark, which has
no instinctive fear of humans.
If they can make it to deep water two miles offshore,
they will be picked up by a seaplane.
[GENTLY LAPPING WATER]
This is almost as much fun as walking through the swamp
on the way to the beach.
Yeah, no kidding.
Ooh.
Oh.
DANI: Check your foot. You all right?
I can feel it.
[WATER SPLASHING]
I stepped on a sea urchin.
There's blood in the water.
[GENTLY LAPPING WATER]
What is that?
DANI: Oh, [BLEEP].
Oh, my god, is that a shark?
Whoa, a shark right there.
Oh.
NARRATOR: Sharks have a highly developed sense of smell.
They can detect one drop of blood
in a million drops of water.
There's another one. - Justin.
Kick faster.
Yeah!
[WHOOPING]
[ENGINE HUMMING]
DANI: That was the most amazing relief
I have ever felt in my life.
JUSTIN: I wanted to test myself.
And quite frankly, I want to do something
that not many people in the world
are going to be able to say, hey, I've done that.
And I've done it.
Dani, and I had our differences,
but we found out that two opposites could work
well together, and be friends.
Whoo!
Looking back on the experience, I
can say that I see a level of empowerment
that I hadn't seen before.
I can say to myself, I have done that.
It turns out I'm capable of a lot.
21 days.
DANI: It's not a question of whether or not
women can handle this.
It was really more a question of, am I woman enough?
[MUSIC PLAYING]