18x04 - The Serpent's Cove

[bunniefuu]

Being my first time
in the Philippines,

it is hot out here.

My bald head is sweatin'.

My first impressions
of the area,

it's pretty thick. Reminds me
of my ex-girlfriend.

Being naked out here,

I know it's gonna be
a challenge.

I was snowboarding
about two weeks ago,

slipped and hit a rock,
and I have

17 stitches in my butt.

Ooh, rock, rock, rock.

Landed on a very sharp rock.

It ended up cutting
my left butt cheek

and sh**ting in the inside
of my right butt cheek.

Emergency.

And I have five stitches
on the left,

and I got 12 on the right.

The doctor said
if it would have hit the hole,

I wouldn't be
doing this challenge.

Shout out to my doctor, man.

Sewed my right back up.

Nothing's gonna stop me
from doing this challenge.

Not a new butt hole.

There ain't
an a*s doctor on Earth

that's gonna stop me
from this challenge.

I guess I just got to
prove myself more.

This is an a*s-tostrophe.

I'm just not sure
anybody can survive here for 21 days.

My God!

Two strangers.

Run! Go, go, go, go!

God.

No food.

No water.

21 days.

Don't tap.

Die first.

Naked and Afraid.

The terrain here is

a lot greener than
where I am from.

I'm from the desert,

so I'm not used to seeing
so much water around,

so that's exciting.

People look at me,

and they don't expect
that I'm a survivalist.

I'm the kind of hiker
that hikes up mountains

and down canyons in my bikini.

I have spent the
majority of my life outside.

I grew up in a very
rural community

in the middle of nowhere.

My parents would
bring us camping.

We were shown how to

start fire with sticks.

How to skin animals.

And I can catch
fish with my hands.

It's a really good party trick.

The day before I
arrived for this challenge,

my now wife and I
tied the knot in Vegas.

I think I was
always pansexual.

I think I've always
been attracted to people

for their personality,

not their sexuality.

I want to prove to myself

and my wife that I can

survive out here
for three weeks.

Ellie starts the challenge
with a primitive survival rating,

or PSR, of 6.9.

I am ready to
get out into the jungle.

Being naked
out here for three weeks,

I'm gonna be stinky, sweaty.

Maybe could get bit
somewhere I don't want to get bit,

but I think I can handle it.

I've always been adventurous.

Growing up, I've
always been an athlete.

Basketball.

Rollerblading.

Snowboarding.

When I was young,

my dad used to
always take me fishing.

And then it just kind
of grew from that,

from like fishing to
camping to spearfishing.

That's a good flounder, babe.

I have a daughter. She's eight.

She's also an
adventurous soul like me.

Loves to fish,
loves to snowboard.

Being a single dad is tough.

It has its moments,

but it keeps you stronger.

It keeps you on your toes.
She keeps me younger.

And I want to show my
daughter that you can do anything.

I want to test my strength.

I want to face adversity
and I want to overcome.

When there's a
will, there's a way.

Jarrell
starts the challenge

with a PSR of 6.8.

I'm the
Thrilla in Manila.

I'm the Wakanda
warrior from Seattle.

Yeah, boy.

And there's another jeep.

What the heck?

. Here we go.

What's up?

Hello.

You have clothes on.

Yeah, it's a little
bit weird, right?

Yeah.

- Jarrell.
- I'm Ellie.

- Nice to meet you.
- I guess we can give a hug.

How you doing?

I'm doing great.

Clothes are on.

I guess we get to wear
clothes for this one?

sh**t. I wish.

Yeah. I think we got to get naked.

You know, it's not Naked
and Afraid if you don't.

- Okay.
- It's just afraid.

All righty.

Let's do it.

I'm, like, really a grower,
not a shower but...

t*ts out for Jesus.

Getting undressed
together, it kind of threw me off guard.

Tried not to look, but,

you know, I'm a man.

You got to look a little bit.

Welcome to the jungle.

All right.

We have some bags
around here somewhere?

Yep.

Looks like this one's yours.

Thank you.

Got our bags. Let's
see what's inside.

I brought a mosquito
net 'cause I hate bugs.

Nice.

Well, I brought my kukri.

- That's gonna be very useful.
- Yeah.

Looks like we got
another thing hidden right here.

A pot, and there's
something inside.

Got a little secret.

What?

- Nice.
- Fire starter.

That's gonna come in very handy.

And looks like

I have a map here.

Heck yeah.

And...

Looks like
we're right here.

And there's a
little waterfall, too.

That's probably where
we should make camp.

Fresh water, probably food,

a lot of resources.

All right.

Looks like we
have quite the hike.

- Yep. Let's do it.
- Let's go.

Ellie and Jarell

are entering the dense
jungles of Luzon Island

at the end of the dry season,

when extreme temperatures
and intense humidity

drive the heat index
well over 100 degrees.

Winding rivers and waterfalls

cut through the
slick, rocky terrain,

teeming with venomous spiders

and deadly snakes.

But their biggest threat

could be the relentless
swarms of tropical fire ants,

known for their
aggressive behavior.

A single painful bite

injects powerful toxins

that can cause extreme
allergic reactions

and destroy tissue cells.

That ground is hot.

Yeah.

God damn.

Sorry you gotta
look at my hairy a*s.

It's all right, I
won't look too hard.

I also have...

- There's 17 stitches back there.
- What?

In my butt hole.

Yep. Had a little
accident a few weeks ago.

What happened?

Um, well,

I went snowboarding,

'cause I knew it would probably
be the last time of the season.

And I went over a rock,

and it, sliced
my left butt cheek

and shot inside
my right butt cheek.

My God.

- So, I mean, it's not...
- So,

how long ago did
they stitch you up?

Two weeks.

All right.

I am surprised to
hear that he has

17 stitches in his butt.

That is a little bit concerning.

I just hope that he doesn't

get uncomfortable on
day four and tap out.

It's getting there,

but definitely
can't take a fall,

or, um,

hopefully no bug
tries to crawl up there.

Yeah.

Just have to be
really, really careful.

- Yep.
- And just go really slow.

Ooh, you hear that?

I think it
sounds like a waterfall.

Heck yeah.

Well, would you look at that?

Wow.

Whoo!

We made it.

My gosh.

- This is where we're calling home?
- We're so lucky.

- Look at that.
- yeah!

Thank God this is
where we can make camp.

Fresh water.

If I take a ,
I can wash my a*s.

Um, we need to find

- where we're gonna put our shelter.
- Yeah, for sure.

- Do a little recon and see what's up.
- Recon. Yeah.

- Because obviously it will rain a little bit.
- Definitely.

Like, how far
away from the water

does our shelter
actually need to be?

What about if we
went and checked out,

- like, right up there?
- Yeah.

- Check up there.
- Yeah.

Let's walk
down this river a little bit.

- Whoo!
- Yeah, these rocks

do worry me a little bit.

So easy to twist your ankle.

I'm more of a rock...

a rock jumper type guy.

Better to go slow,

especially when we've got
our whole journey ahead of us.

I'm gonna try to...

I'm gonna try to do a
alley-oop jump from here.

Real slippery.

What you think?
Right there, maybe?

I don't like all of the
cobwebs. There's obviously

some creepy crawlers

- in there.
- There's definitely some spiders.

But if we start
our fire right there,

it could reflect the
heat off of this rock.

Hell yeah.

We can try to get
materials, start kind of doing

the shelter and clearing out
some of these dead leaves...

- Yeah.
- ...making sure there's no damn...

- Yeah.
- ...centipedes or spiders under here.

Yeah.

'Cause I do
have an open a*s.

- You wanna hack some things?
- Heck yeah.

There's a spider.

- There's a spider.
- Get it.

We are gonna piss
some spiders off.

Yeah, we are.

That overhang is

infested with cobwebs,

and those cobwebs look
like black widow's nests.

Look at these ants.

Look at how
big that thing is.

- Yeah, I...
- And it's multiple colored.

- I don't want to get bit by him.
- No.

b*tch!!

Biting me in my a*s.

Mother.

I think we get a fire
started, like, right now.

God damn it.

Start the
whole thing on fire,

the whole camp spot on fire.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There we go.

Fire!

I told you
you got it, easy.

That took you, what?
Three seconds?

I think we're gonna
work well, me and El.

I think we're gonna get
along really good. She's smart.

She's pretty dope.

Yeah, well, I'm gonna go

look for some, big sticks.

Gotta go slow.

You have to be so
careful with that butt injury.

I'm just doing
what I do at home.

Woo!

I hope he's careful
and doesn't hurt himself

on the first night.

I feel good.

My butt is doing great.

I'm not even tired.

If it's gonna be
like this for 21 days,

piece of cake.

What the
was that?

Woo! That was close.

Almost took a few falls today.

I gotta slow down a little bit.

I'm a little too excited.

Jesus.

I don't know if
you heard. I almost bit it.

I heard you.

I can't hurt
myself on day one.

No, you
can't. We have to...

- What was your idea?
- The shelter,

I don't know if you
wanted to wedge, like,

a long stick maybe like that.

Yeah.

Using
the large boulder

as an existing wall
for their shelter,

Jarrell and Ellie
plan to build a lean-to

by wedging a long tree
limb into the rock face

and attaching it to a Y-stick

anchored to the
ground with heavy rocks.

Once the frame is built,

they will drape mosquito
netting over the center beam

to keep out the bugs.

We got most
of our shelter set up.

We're k*lling it.

Thank God I had
a partner like her

and not some

Karen or a b*tch.

Okay.

Come on.
Come on in the net.

Come on in the net.

We're in here.
Mosquito netted up,

and we got it, like,

down at the bottom,
too, so it's, like,

we're impenetrable. Okay?

Impenetrable.

Ooh.

My God.

God.

b*tch! Ant!

- g*dd*mn, b*tch!
- Go on!

Just k*ll him!

I don't like that.

ants.

these bugs.

sucks.

It's light out.

We made it through day one.

It was brutal.

It was brutal.

Ants rule this place. g*dd*mn.

The ants
rule the jungle here.

We're pretty up.

I have
stitches in my a*s,

so I'm trying to
sleep on my ,

but you don't want to
sleep on your

when there's fire ants,

and I did not want to
get stung on my.

Right now, I'm getting some ash.

Put it around the campsite.

Messes up the ant senses.

I don't want to get
bit again. Also,

shelter is gonna need
some improvement.

Our hips hurt.

Our shoulders hurt.

So we have collected
banana leaves

to lay on the
floor of our shelter.

We're gonna
have a mattress.

Tempur-Pedic.

Got rocks all around.

So nothing can come in.

Tonight should be a lot
more comfy than last night.

Last night was a little brutal.

Ellie has a
mosquito net blanket,

and she's tying the corner
so we can make a big blanket.

And...

Yep. I will.

She's ordering me
around, but I'll accept it.

So we're just inside
a mosquito net.

And on the inside,
inside a mosquito net.

So we're not taking no chances.

Good night.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Feels
good on my tissue.

With the
shelter improvements,

I feel much better today.

I got way better
sleep last night.

But gotta get some food.

I only got 6% body fat.

I gotta eat something.

You've
only got five now.

He has zero fat reserves,

and that is a little
bit concerning.

I kind of have a feeling

that he might get

a little bit more irritable.

We just gotta find
some protein, some meat.

Gonna flip some rocks,
try to find some snails.

I think I seen a shrimp.

I'm gonna cut our
mosquito net for a fish trap.

We got a lot here,
so might as well use it.

Right now, I'm
trying to duplicate

the net I used in Hawaii

to catch freshwater shrimps.

It's just a circle
ring fish trap,

and you kind of just put bait
in the middle and drop it down.

They're all just underneath the
crevice of those big rocks, chilling.

And then they come out,

and then you just lift
up, and you get them.

- Worth a try?
- I don't know.

I'm not jumping for joy.

Hopefully it's not
too shallow of a net.

If you lift it up, they
might go over the edge.

Ellie's dope, but
everything's worth a try,

especially when in
a survival situation.

You gotta try it all.

Not super
confident in it.

We're
gonna see.

We are gonna see.

It was just a negative mindset,

but I'm not gonna
let it affect me,

and I'm a chill-a*s dude,

and I will continue
to be real chill.

Just need to go somewhere

where the water is not rushing.

I know how to get
food in this water,

for damn sure.

Damn it, he's fast.

Damn it.

Wish I had fishing
line and a hook,

but it's okay.

They can't make
it too easy on us.

What the?

Hopefully, he gets something,

but I don't have
high expectations,

so I'm gonna go
cut some saplings

to make a basket

to try and catch some shrimp.

Yeah.

From my
research at home,

I know they come
out more at night.

Okay, I shall be back.

It's gonna be tough
to find food at night.

It's gonna be a
risk-reward thing.

Damn, you can't
see anything.

I'm using the light
from the camera

to give me any light.

This is probably not the
smartest, smartest thing to do,

but , I don't know.

We're just gonna
have to go slow.

Kind of scary.

I'm a little bit
worried about him.

Those rocks are so slippery.

And it's dark out.

So I hope he's safe.

Got this a*s!

Christ.

What the was that?

Damn, you
can't see anything.

Kind of just like
shrimping blind, basically.

I'm just gonna do this
for a little while longer.

Got his a*s!

Christ.

Come on, baby!

Let's go!

I don't want to be loud, but...

Go slow!

Go slow!

- I know, I'm trying not to.
- Slow down.

Got his
a*s. You b*tch.

I knew I'd get him.

Ellie, I got a surprise.

I didn't think it would work.

But I am

so incredibly pleased

that they're working.

You see how big he was?

Yeah.

Feels good.

Yeah, baby.

Have a
new lease on life?

Shrimp.

Just like I knew it was here.

Let's keep the
head, though, Ellie,

- so I can use it as bait.
- Okay.

- Did you see that juice come out?
- Yep.

Looks amazing.

- Cheers. Woo!
- Our first shrimp.

That tasted really good.

We gotta get some more of those.

Doc, you ready for me?

Jarrell's stitches
from his snowboarding accident

have been in for 16 days

and are ready to be
removed by the medical team.

This is not usually
the position I like to be in.

Just don't even pick
up snowboarding.

Just... Just...

Just do ballet or something.

Don't snowboard.

There's no more discharge.

No sign of
infection. No redness.

It's a good day to
take it out today.

It's gonna sting a bit.

Ooh!

You got this, Jarrell.

Ooh!

Is that one close
to my butthole?

Yep.

Whoa, that felt crazy.

Let me tell you, I wouldn't wish

that sensation on anybody.

They say the G-spot
is in a man's butt,

and they might be right.

That's it?

All the
stitches are gone, baby.

I'm a free man.

That didn't feel good.

But it's done now.

You ain't got to
talk about my booty no more.

No more booty.

And I'm Black, so
hopefully they can't see me.

Incog-n*gro.

"Go out and catch shrimp at
night," they said, and then you

bust your a*s.

Like, you can't do.

It's pitch black.

I'm gonna go scout
some more spots.

There can't just be one
shrimp in these ponds.

There's got to be more, man.

Hopefully I can get
this damn fish basket done

and get some big
a*s shrimp in it.

We're starving right now.

I caught a little fish.

How big?

He's a little guppy.

It's little but, man, it's...

It's bait. This is bait.

That is a snack.

We need a decent
amount of protein.

Can we
catch some, baby?

, man.

It's pissing me off.

I just know my
fisherman skills are good.

I know it. I'm from
the Pacific Northwest.

Okay, we'll just try this spot.

g*dd*mn.

Nothing..

We've been
a week without,

you know, real meals.

I am a little bit worried

because he is

getting skinnier and skinnier.

Nothing.

I see some tadpoles
in there, though.

Being in this kind
of starvation mode,

we're going to be
miserable and irritable

and going downhill.

That is not gonna be conducive
with finishing the 21 days.

I think I'll just...

I think we should just
throw all that bait just in here.

- I mean, I only caught one shrimp.
- Yeah.

Did you test it
to see if it fit?

No, not yet.

It'll fit in there.

You haven't
tried to put it in yet?

- No.
- Why not?

Because what the
difference does it make?

I've already started.

We'll make
it fit no matter what.

Yeah, it'll fit no matter
what. I already know that.

I got slightly
irritated with Jarrell

because he said, "Why didn't
you do something different?"

Whatever.

Ellie, I
think, is hungry.

She's getting a little tone-y.

I don't be liking tones.

I'm a grown-a*s man.

Can't hold her hunger, but...

whatever.

I finished
the fish trap finally.

Maybe we also cut a few branches

and stick them in

like that and just
shove it down in there.

Stick it real deep.

All right, tell me where you...

I was thinking

- right here is kind of calm.
- Yeah.

Or under this ledge right
here if you can put it down.

I feel like

that is a terrible idea.

That's calmer.

We can try
whatever, though.

Yeah.

Now how do we want to
hold this down in there?

A rock?

It's pretty heavy.

It is, but so are boats.

Sometimes
it is frustrating.

She doesn't want to
listen to any of my ideas,

and it's just like.

Probably got to put
rocks either inside...

I don't
think that will work.

Yeah, no, I do, but it's like...

You're putting the
fish trap high in water.

It needs to be
down on the ground.

Shrimp don't swim
up to go into a cage.

Well, you
do it. It's all you.

I'm a fisherman. Remember that.

Okay. You're hungry, so
your tone is annoying me.

Ms. Know-it-all.

She knows it all.

Nothing I say...

"Nope, it's gonna do
this. It's gonna do that."

Is there even shrimps in Utah?
There's no shrimps in Utah.

I think Jarell
is a little bit hangry,

and is being a little
bit of a man-baby.

She's just...
How she's talking to me

and just, like, hella
condescending.

Like, what the are you
being condescending to me for?

I just... I don't
got time for it.

You're talking to
me like you're 65.

I don't... I don't like it.

I'm not here to argue with

my mom or my older sister.

I'm not a child.

Like, keep your
tone. Watch your tone.

Your tone sucks.

I just don't
really have a lot of time

to mess around with plans
that aren't going to work.

I guess I can

come off as frustrated,

but I don't have as
much patience when

I'm sleep-deprived and hungry.

Come on, fish trap.

Give us something.

No critters.

No luck.

I knew it wouldn't
work. There was

a hundred better places
where she could have put it.

I think we should
just put it in the same spot.

Is there
anything in it?

Nothing.

I'm just so pissed.

That's the type of person
I'm dealing with, man.

Who always thinks she's right.

Know-it-all.

I can sense that

he is getting more irritable.

But I predicted it

because he doesn't have

any meat on his bones.

Right now, his body
is eating his muscles.

And if we don't
get more food soon,

I think it will make it worse.

Definitely
feeling weaker.

And food is scarce.

I ain't seen a fish
longer than my wiener.

A little mini fish.

So, I need big fish.

Nada.

You all right?

Yeah. Just yelling.

Sometimes you got to yell
to get your frustration out.

Good.

So, this water
is not providing anything.

I'm skinny as hell.

Looking like one of them babies

on the commercials
late night on the TV.

Storm clouds
have rolled in.

I need to start collecting

as much firewood as I can.

Hopefully, it doesn't

do a big downpour on us.

Yeah,
that rain's coming.

Whoo!

Maybe we should
catch some fresh rainwater.

That'd probably be good.

That'd take a while?

It'll be fresh.

Fresh off the bird
leaves.

Fresh off the clouds.

It's coming down.

Here it comes.

Time to hunker down.

Time to hunker down.

Well, just got
real. pouring.

It's gonna be a cold...

It's gonna be too
damn cold at night.

Fire's gonna be way up there.

Not gonna feel it.

Definitely don't
think I'm a Karen.

I've never asked for
a manager before.

Um, you know,

I don't think I'm better
than anyone by any means.

Everything I say...
You sh**t down everything I say.

It's just like, it's just
your way or the highway.

I just finally farted and
made a sound, man.

Finally.

Couldn't fart for like 20 days.

When you got a hole
in the side of your a*s,

when you fart, it's just
been...

Just sh**ting out
the side.

So my fart's just been
sounding so crazy.

And I just got a...
Out.

It felt good.

Now I can finally let one rip.

Jarrell told
me that I'm a Karen.

Calling me annoying,
which is fine.

I get it. I can be
super annoying.

And that is something
that I was afraid of.

I know when I get
tired and hungry, I get

hangry. And I lose
my patience, mainly.

And so I definitely

became condescending
towards him.

And I feel bad about that.

I already feel bad that

I let my emotions
get the best of me.

You know, I used to
be a very angry person.

And I thought the
world was against me.

I used to pop pills.

I got three DUIs.

But I want to be a good
example for my daughter.

I just want to be
a better partner.

I don't want the bickering
to get between us.

I just want to make
everything right.

So,

I'm just gonna venture
downstream a little bit.

Maybe find something good.

Food is always a way
to a woman's heart.

My God, a jackfruit.

Hell yeah.

I find jackfruit the
size of my head.

Two of them.

Look at this jackfruit.

Let's go, baby.

Ellie!

This dude just came back

with the biggest
jackfruit I've ever seen in my life.

This
smells so good. Holy crap.

It's like so just...

it's everything we needed, man.

We haven't even
really ate anything

and now we have a
lot of fruit and food.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I do want to say sorry for,

calling you annoying
and calling you a Karen.

I think I was just
feeling undervalued

and kind of underappreciated.

But I should have
not let it get to

that point where I'm
calling you names

and saying to
you that's super rude.

You're a k*ller
partner. Strong woman.

I know you're independent
and do your thing.

And I just wanted to,

you know, clear the air and say

sorry. Hope we're good.

Well, I'm sorry for being
condescending to you.

You are appreciated.

And I could not have
asked for a better partner.

Jarrell and I had

some not so good days.

But it is nice that
he did apologize.

My God.

If you guys could
smell this jackfruit.

It is so good.

I feel like we're
leaving this experience

in kind of the way that
we wanted to. Together.

Friends.

We'll be walking out
of here and maybe

running out towards the end.

Today is the day.

21!

Woo!

21

freakin' days, baby!

Just gotta take a.

I pooped four times and
I got a fifth one brewing.

That jackfruit was fibrous.

But nothing's gonna stop me.

I can hold it.

Extraction's gonna
be a piece of cake.

So we're probably,
like, right here.

- Yeah.
- Just down the waterfall a little bit.

Looks like
a walk upstream,

and extraction
should just be upriver.

Should we get the
hell out of here?

Let's get the hell out of here.

To reach
their extraction point,

Jarrell and Ellie must
hike five miles upriver,

navigating sharp,
unforgiving terrain,

while battling swift currents

fueled by recent rains.

The heavy downpours

have weakened the slopes above,

heightening the
threat of landslides.

Lurking along the riverbanks
and throughout the canyon

are highly venomous snakes,

including the deadly
Philippine pit viper.

At a crucial bend in the
river marked on their map,

they must locate a hidden trail

that will lead
them up to the road

where their extraction
vehicle awaits.

Let's blow
this popsicle stand.

Woo!

Be careful.

It's slippery.

Just walking
down this river.

It's crazy, we had so
much jackfruit.

And I got to
, man..

I'm trying to hold this
poop as long as I can.

All right.
Just take it easy.

I believe in you.

Look at this little landslide.

Yeah.

- That rain made it...
- Yeah.

- ...give way.
- Landslide.

This might be where

it opens up at right here.

We got a long
walk from here, girl.

Should I take a now?

If you got to
go, you got to go.

I'll go right
behind this rock.

All right.

- Just real quick.
- Go drop a deuce.

Yeah.

You guys don't mind me.
I'm just gonna wash my a*s.

Okay?

You all good?

I feel like
a million bucks.

You lighten
your load a little bit?

Yeah.

Extraction, here we come.

It's definitely
getting warmer.

- Woo!
- That hurt.

God damn.

Feet have
taken a beating already.

I can feel mine
getting tenderized.

I kind of see, like,
a little path up here.

we're
almost there, I think.

What the hell is that?

Snake, snake, snake, snake,
snake, snake, snake, snake.

- Careful.
- snake.

It's probably poisonous.

Yeah, don't step
anywhere crazy, please.

Jesus.

My God.

Well...

Well, this is a street, so...

It's a road.

This has
got to be it, right?

I don't see anything.

Hold on.

That's got to be it.

That's got to be it!

Let's go!

We made it!

We made it!

I feel like
over the last 21 days,

I have

a new appreciation for

the people who are
close to me in my life.

Yes!

Jarrell and I, we did
have a few bumps in the road.

But I am

extremely grateful that we
crossed the finish line together.

Ellie completed
the 21-day challenge

nine pounds lighter.

Her primitive survival rating,

or PSR,

rises from 6.9 to 7.2.

! My daughter is
gonna be so stoked!

If I can come here with
17 stitches in my a*s,

survive, show my daughter

that her dad can
do the unthinkable,

and she can do anything too.

Let's go, baby!

I want her
to try everything.

I want her to do everything.

I want her to experience
everything. And that's...

Just thinking about it
brings tears to my eyes.

She's the sweetest girl in
the world, and I love her.

Jarrell lost
a total of 16 pounds

during the challenge.

And his PSR increases

from 6.8 to 7.1.

My God, Ellie.
Good , baby.

Good.

We came and conquered, baby!

We're out of here, baby!

Whoo!