How They Lost $5,000,000 In 1 Second

Jon, it's 5:00 a.m., and we're still not done filming.

Send us 100 feet in the air!

This should be one of the craziest episodes.

They're going 100 feet in the air.

They have to hold on to a pole for as long as possible,

and the last one standing wins.

We want their mind to race.

We want them to live through all the emotion.

This is making me feel afraid.

We're only on episode six, there's 13 people.

You're all main characters now.

Way more story, way more about the contestants.

Never seen them this nervous.

This is the culmination of two episodes coming down to one moment.

Alliances are just crumbling.

She whispers to herself.

I'm lying.

When we were filming last season, this didn't exist yet.

The biggest sound stage in North America.

Yeah, baby!

I'm playing it up, giving big reactions.

Are any of you afraid of heights?

Jim is freaking out.

You're falling, you're gonna fall 100 feet.

I never felt a more tense atmosphere on set.

-You can feel it. -Please don't break my heart!

There's a lot of drama brewing.

Three people are gonna be brutally eliminated.

I knew this was gonna happen.

Contestants, it is time.

A lot of people are gonna be pissed.

We have three different cranes holding up three platforms.

I think those things hold up to, like, 15 tons or something. It's crazy.

How much did this cost, if you had to estimate it?

All in, you know, half a mil.

-Half a mil for this episode? -Yeah.

But this thing looks really impressive.

We're essentially lifting the contestants 100 feet in the air.

Should we stop here?