Not as high as they went, definitely not.
No, we're bringing him to the top.
No, please don't.
[SCREAMING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[SCREAMING]
Fire in the hole.
That's medical.
[YELLING]
OK, I have no idea what we're going to do today.
But I know Alex is here and I'm meeting him
and we're going to get into some trouble.
In the show we're just a bunch of kids
who are forced to create this new world, this new society.
And part of that is giving up some
of the comforts that certain people are used to.
I have no idea what I've signed up for.
A road trip through New England was the pitch, but you know,
something tells me that there could be challenges ahead.
I think it's fun to just dive into new experiences.
And that's part of my personality.
What is this?
Go to the stairs where the Freedom Trail
meets Beacon Street.
Lovely.
I thought it said bacon, which I was pretty
excited about, but OK, come on.
Let's go.
You look through the lens.
Say hi.
Stop it.
Tasha.
Oh, Jacques.
I think these are for us.
Tash, Jacques, we got clues.
Come grab your backpack.
Yeah, there was all kinds of stuff in them.
Oh my God.
What are we doing?
I'm catching some seafood that I'm terrified of.
It was just like a mystery grab bag and a whole bunch
of hints and clues.
Does this mean we're going to be, like, abandoned
in the middle of nowhere?
Oh, that's flint.
Stop, you're going to ruin my clue.
Let's go.
Oh my God.
When the buses pulled up, I felt like we
were going back to New Ham.
Why are you getting on?
Have you learned nothing?
It's going to be different this time.
It's not going to be different this time.
Everything's fine.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hey, guys.
What's going on?
Wait, no, this--
How's it going?
Yeah, we've got some obstacle courses for you.
Some part of surviving involves some teamwork.
We're going to help you polish those skills.
This right here is called the Moby Deck, it's a 360 seesaw.
Your challenge is first to get all four of you on here
and to stay balanced for 10 seconds.
Your second challenge is to sit down in the spaces
where you are while staying balanced.
Doing this.
[YELLING]
This is the problem, everybody just gets on.
OK, OK, OK.
I'll get on the side right here.
If we all hold hands, that'll mean that we're--
It just means you're going to pull me down when you fall.
--safe distance apart.
We've got some good energy between us, I think.
We all got on and it just balanced.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jacques lean back.
Leaning, leaning, leaning.
Very good.
All right, so 10 seconds.
10 seconds.
All right, sit down, bad boys.
One--
Oh boy.
This is our moment.
That was excellent.
Thank you.
Put it down there for you.
You are going to stop just about there.
[SCREAMING]
Oh!
I want to go.
What if you hit a tree?
I want to go.
Oh, this looks like a blast.
I want to do that.
I feel like a beast.
I feel like I'm ready for action.
I feel like this helmet's a bit too big.
Shake your head yes.
Shake your head no.
Yeah, it's too loose.
We're going to fix that for you.
OK, great.
What you'll do when you're up there, is you
will pull that and release yourself.
You guys better not drop me.
Heave.
Ho.
Hey, Alex, you want to help?
I'm worried about Kathryn.
Synergy, bro.
We pulled each other's weight literally.
You guys this is really, really high.
OK, here I go.
3, 2, 1.
[SCREAMING]
It was really intense.
It's like a roller coaster.
[SCREAMING]
And then Alex doing it was my favorite moment
of this entire day so far.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh man, I was so proud of Fitz.
Not as high as they went, definitely not.
No, we're bringing him to the top.
No, please don't.
That's fucking cruel.
No, he was legit scared.
And I think, like--
No, I wasn't.
Yeah, you were.
Dude.
OK, yeah, that's good.
All right, you're sure you don't want to go any higher?
Yeah.
Nope.
No, I'm fucking good.
The swing was very life changing for me.
I've never liked heights and I've always
been afraid of them.
[SCREAMING]
Hey, that was not bad actually.
Should I go higher?
No, no, I take it back.
I instantly regretted that.
Fitz, look down.
Look at me, Fitz.
[SCREAMING]
We all cried on the floor.
This is how Spiderman feels.
He conquered his fear and that's the lesson
that I think we all were able to take away from it.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[HOWLING]
Hi, sir.
Hey guys, what's up?
Oh, Jeff, yeah.
He was incredibly knowledgeable about the forest and the woods
where he just happened to be.
You can go three days without water.
Right.
You can go a month without food.
The first thing you need is shelter.
So you've stayed out all night in one of these before?
Many, many times.
Some mornings I woke up and there would be steam coming out
of the shelter I was so warm.
Oh my God.
Really?
You're like Bear Grylls.
Yeah.
Wow.
We had a moment of building that debris hut, as he called it.
All you have to do, guys, bend over
and you'll get nice and warm.
And then just gently throw them on.
All right, Jacques, show us how it's done.
Wait, seriously?
Get in there, big boy.
Get naked first.
You definitely just gotta commit.
All right, let's do it.
Jacques, get in there.
Yeah.
Wriggle in.
I kind of want to see this.
Do you feel safe?
Comfy?
Yeah, it's actually pretty comfy.
You're trapping dead air as you speak.
You're basically decreasing the amount of dead air--
or increasing the amount of dead air?
It was a little bit unclear, but it was super cool
and we learned a lot.
Bye, Jacques.
Bye, guys.
We're going to talk about fire and I'm
going to show you how to make an efficient fire.
Jeff reminds me of my dad.
He's kind of no nonsense, which is great.
Where do you start?
A tree.
Small and dry.
Tinder is small.
What?
Tinder.
Oh.
Like a Millennial.
Tinder?
Tinder, like the dating app?
He probably should be on the show.
We'd survive that way.
That will not go.
I need a little room.
Fitz, back up.
Back up.
Are you trying to get burned?
I'm just warming it up.
Oh my God, there's smoke coming out.
Now I'm going to crank on this sucker.
OK.
Let me know if you need some backup.
Whoa!
Fire in the hole.
Have you got the tinder there?
Oh my God.
That's magical.
Thank you for showing us. that was really cool.
Oh, it was my pleasure.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Look at the bird.
Oh.
Hi.
This is Banshee, the peregrine Falcon.
And you're at New Hampshire school of falconry.
I need to see your hand size because I
want to fit you with gloves.
I have had birds my whole life.
I've raised pigeons and magpies and I've
had a rainbow lorikeet.
How many birds do you have here?
We have 11.
So I'm not afraid of birds, but I'm also
very aware of their strength.
Because even a cockatoo in Australia
can take your finger off.
We're going to hold a hawk.
I hear that they can rip your face off,
so that's pretty chill.
You were asking about my pockets.
[YELLING]
I'm sorry.
Wait, is that a chicken?
Jesus.
Ahh!
If I know Nancy, I know she was going for the shock factor
when she first did the quail.
She pulled it out, ripped its head off.
She just ripped a head off a bird.
That's next level badass.
She just pulled a bird out of her pocket
and then ripped it's head off.
That was pretty dope.
OK, so we're going to fly on fly fast.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh, wow.
Here he comes right between you.
Definitely one of the coolest things that ever happened.
I felt very presidential when Scoot flew onto my glove
and ate that chicken head.
Scooter kind of like reminded me of a dog.
He was off the wire and he kept flying back,
that says something.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hi.
Hey, guys.
How's it going?
Hi, I'm Kathryn.
I'm Dave.
Bye.
Love it.
Bye.
Au revoir.
Farewell, land lovers.
They think they're the harbor queen, don't they, Dave?
Yeah.
They are at the moment.
They're pushing me all over the place here.
No, it's just--
We're the queen.
OK, we got it.
I want to make some waves.
Now what do we do with these?
No!
Star board on the right.
We learned how to do this.
So what happens is the lobsters and the crabs,
they smell the bait, so they come to find it.
So they walk up here, they fall through that hoop.
They get in that compartment and they're just stuck.
They can't find their way out.
Do they don't not have eyes?
They have eyes, they're just--
Like, hey, lobster, are you blind?
Do they not have--
Can they not see?
Will we catch a lobster today?
Oh.
Oh, look at it go.
They're pretty mellow.
Oh my God, how precious.
I think my poodles will love him.
What do we name him?
Hey guys, we caught a lobster.
What?
Lands on the back, it's a keeper.
Let's give it a little lobster hug.
It'll grab on a little bit.
Oh, he's grabbing on.
It adds a little bit of pressure,
but it won't hurt you.
I touched her and she held my hand.
And I just knew.
You know?
Oh no, I can never eat one again.
Look, he's holding my hand.
I will hold you in my belly.
I love lobster.
I love lobster rolls.
I love lobster bisque.
I love raw lobster.
Hi, baby Geraldine.
I'm going to eat her later.
Give it back.
I couldn't help how I felt. By the end of it,
she had held onto my hands for like 15 minutes.
And I just looked into her little black eyeballs.
It was energy coming out.
No.
Dave's getting a bit nervous.
He wants his lobster back.
It's just kind of cute, you know.
It's so helpless.
We're setting it free.
Don't lie to me.
Are we really?
Yes.
Yes, no.
Cut the bands off.
Whoa, that's my dinner.
No, it's not.
Get out of here.
You're not allowed to set him free.
I slipped him $40 to pay for the lobster
that Natasha wanted to keep.
Make sure you hold that claw.
My fingers.
I'm scared of my child.
I will break my finger.
I'm scared of my child.
OK, here we go.
[CHEERING]
Goodbye.
I mean, it was looking good.
I was kind of hungry, honestly.
They want to free Geraldine and I just
have to embrace it and accept it.
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Get out of my face.
[HORN HONKING]
OK.
We're here.
What is this?
It says the Desert of Maine.
Wait.
Is this real?
Is this a real or man made desert?
Ha ha, cool.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Wow.
Whoa.
What is this?
Why would this be deserty?
Glaciers?
I'm just laughing that we're doing this here
because it looks exactly like the abandoned part of New Ham.
Should we rip these off?
What does it say?
So these are actually tops of trees.
They're buried by the sand.
Why they continue to grow is a mystery.
How about that?
What?
These are the trees that are covered by 20 feet of sand.
And they're not baby trees, they're, like, buried trees.
Yeah, I know Australia has spiders and snakes
but a bear will kill you.
For real.
Where did the sand come from?
Does it say that?
Glacier silt.
What does that mean?
What's a glacier silt?
The leftovers of melted glaciers.
Oh my God, so smooth.
Right.
This is how it feels on the show.
This is just episode 11.
Yeah, it's episode 11, back to basics.
All right, let's light him up.
This is going to take awhile.
Where's Jeff when you need him?
[CHEERING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
See you, Netflix.