[THEME MUSIC]
Ah, hey.
- Hi. - How are you doing?
I'm good.
How are you doing?
SCOTT: I'm doing pretty well.
- I'm Kayla. - Kayla?
Scott.
Very nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
All right.
Well, we're in it now, eh?
We're in Africa.
All right.
KAYLA: It's so surreal to be here.
It is.
It is, isn't it?
Can you tell me a little bit about your,
like, survival skills?
Because I'm going to be upfront with you.
I got basically none.
I can fish, definitely.
Scott seems really nice.
I'm glad he told me up front that he didn't have any skills.
But it does concern me a little bit.
So I'm curious to see how that's going to unfold.
My biggest skill is fire-making.
Oh, thank God. KAYLA: Yeah.
[CHUCKLES] - Thank God.
I think fire's going to be our big protector out here.
OK, I'm going to follow your lead on this.
OK, awesome.
I think we've got some bags behind you.
SCOTT: All right.
KAYLA: Let's go see what we've got.
SCOTT: Let's go.
NARRATOR: To help protect them from the threat
of large predators, the team has been given a kukri knife
and a fire-starter.
You're in charge of the fire.
Awesome.
NARRATOR: Scott has brought a fishing
line and hook and Kayla a pot.
So we can get some fresh water.
SCOTT: Thank goodness.
Looks like we've got ourselves a nice little map here.
Finally, eh?
Yeah, that is so neat. You see it on the show.
It's so surreal. - I know.
This is great.
SCOTT: Looks like we're right here on the map.
Be great if we went down here to get around the water.
Looks like we've got some rhino here.
KAYLA: Yeah, they're extremely dangerous.
SCOTT: Well, we'll just keep our distance then.
Let's do this. KAYLA: Let's do it.
All right.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[RUSTLING LEAVES]
SCOTT: Loose rock.
Be careful.
KAYLA: The rocks feel like glass.
Ah.
Ugh, this is terrible.
SCOTT: You all right?
KAYLA: Yeah, I just need a minute.
SCOTT: Need a min? KAYLA: Yeah.
SCOTT: All right. KAYLA: Sore feet.
My first impression of Kayla is she's got some pretty
good survival knowledge.
But one thing I'm worried about is her ability to really
brave the environment.
Well, let's keep walking. SCOTT: You want to keep walking?
Yeah. SCOTT: You got it.
KAYLA: Yeah, we'll just take a break when needed.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[BREATHING]
Huh, look at that.
KAYLA: That looks like a lion.
SCOTT: Is that a--
oh, boy.
One right there, and one down there.
SCOTT: Yeah, let's get to that water source
and then started making our boma.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
Wow, look at that.
KAYLA: Finally.
SCOTT: Yeah?
KAYLA: I thought I was going to have
to cut my feet off back there.
SCOTT: Nah, please don't cut your feet off.
I need you walking. KAYLA: This is great.
We made it.
SCOTT: We made it.
So that means next step is what?
You want to search out some-- a boma territory?
KAYLA: Yep, shelter and fire.
All right, so I don't feel comfortable
being close to the water at all with a boma.
KAYLA: I don't either, especially with all the animals
because they drink out of here.
Ah, these rocks are killer to walk on.
SCOTT: Yeah?
Do you mind if I go ahead and just scout
the area out, just around? KAYLA: Yeah, go ahead.
Scout. I'm going to look around.
You've got a-- you'll have a clear eye on me, all right?
KAYLA: Yeah, let's do that. - Okey doke.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
That's a real big mud hole.
Yeah, that's rhino territory right there.
Look at that.
Ah, man, I want to stay away from the-- up and away
from the water, it looks like.
I think my feet need a rest.
I'd like to go ahead and get started.
But I know my partner wants to go scout that area over there.
I don't think it's worth spending
hours researching where to go because we
will have to make a fire.
I want to boil some water.
I'm thirsty.
Hey, Scott?
SCOTT: Yo.
You coming back?
Give me your opinion about right over here.
It's a lot of thick brush.
I'm thinking back here because I don't see any tracks.
But, I mean, that ain't comfy up on the rocks.
All right, where would you feel comfortable going?
It's just like right at the end of that trail to the left
there.
All right, let's go look at it.
You want a piggyback ride?
OK.
SCOTT: Do you? - Yeah.
SCOTT: OK. - If you're willing.
I'm willing. Come on.
Hop on. - OK, let's go.
Come on.
Thank you.
- Ah. - You got me?
- I got you. - All right.
Let's go.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
I got you.
Thanks for carrying me.
Not a problem.
This tree right here.
OK.
All right, let me down here.
SCOTT: You good?
KAYLA: Yeah.
OK, so here, we've got overhanging--
big overhanging branches.
We do come up against a black rhino,
we've got these guys that are going to protect us.
All right.
Let's-- we'll stay here.
You sure?
Yeah.
Start building, and I'll start fire-making.
SCOTT: Yes, ma'am.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[RUSTLING LEAVES]
[CRUNCHING LEAVES]
I don't think we have much daylight left,
so I hope that I can get this fire started soon.
SCOTT: [BREATHING HEAVILY]
I'm working myself too hard.
KAYLA: Yeah.
Rest when you need to rest.
Yeah.
[PANTING] Yeah.
[SCRAPING]
[BLOWING GENTLY]
KAYLA: What the [BLEEP]?
[RUSTLING LEAVES]
[SCRAPING]
I knew this would happen, I'd get out here,
and I wouldn't be able to make a fire.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
SCOTT: Kayla seems to be struggling
to get the fire going.
I am panicking a little bit.
The fire could be a difference between life or death out here.
[SCRAPING]
[RUSTLING LEAVES]
KAYLA: I can't get it to stay lit.
[SCRAPING]
Never fails.
Someone talks about how confident they
are with their fire-starting skills,
and then you can't start a fire.
[CRACKING TWIGS]
[SCRAPING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CRACKLING FIRE]
We have fire.
[CHUCKLES] Such a big relief.
I thought I was going to sit out here for another six hours
and not have a fire.
Hey, Scott.
SCOTT: Yo.
We have fire.
SCOTT: Woo!
You've my hero right now.
You're mine, too.
So--
SCOTT: All right.
We got this.
SCOTT: Kayla just made a dang fire.
And tell you the truth, I doubted her for a little bit,
just watching her.
But she's got two things done-- the fire and water.
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
There we go.
[EXHALES]
I've got to slow myself down.
Being a dumb-ass about this.
KAYLA: Positive thoughts, Scott.
You're not a dumb-ass.
[CHUCKLES]
Here I am, lagging behind.
And I'm just trying to get this boma made.
It's a lot harder than it looks on the television episodes.
I'm trying to stay calm.
But in my head, right up here is my worst enemy right now.
I'm not going to be happy with myself till this boma's done.
I've got to get myself in a better mindset.
Scott, come on, man.
Get it together, bro.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
KAYLA: It's a really great shelter.
He did a really good job with this.
All right, Kayla, I'm going to move
the fire towards the entrance.
That will be our deterrent.
KAYLA: OK.
SCOTT: What else do we need to do for the boma
tonight before the sun goes down?
KAYLA: I think we're good.
SCOTT: You think we're good?
KAYLA: Yeah.
SCOTT: OK.
KAYLA: I'm a little nervous to go through my first night
in this challenge.
I don't know what to expect.
But we have fire.
We've got water.
We have shelter, thanks to my partner.
You know, we've made it further than some survivalists.
So keep it coming.
[FROGS CROAKING]
SCOTT: [SIGHS] All right, I do got to feed the fire, OK?
KAYLA: Yeah.
SCOTT: Feeding that fire.
So Scott's going to go feed the fire,
so I'm going to be his lookout.
It's our lifeline, so we need it to protect us from anything
lurking out there.
SCOTT: And we've got to use nature as a warning sign.
So, like, those are bullfrogs.
If that stops, that's when you know
there's something around there, because they
stop when something comes by.
KAYLA: Yeah.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[FROGS STOP CROAKING]
SCOTT: OK, listen, you notice how the bullfrogs stopped?
KAYLA: Mm-hmm.
SCOTT: I'm going to go ahead and just get a view of what
we're dealing with out here.
KAYLA: OK.
SCOTT: Like, oh, my God.
You can't see anything. It's--
SCOTT: No, you can't.
--pitch black outside.
[FROGS CROAKING]
SCOTT: But they started up again, see?
Started up again, so it's all right.
[SLAM]