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Fear Factor UK: This episode was part 6 of 7 in a series featuring nine couples competing for various cash and prizes, and a grand prize of 1 Million Dollars. Stunt #1 (Lean & grab) Couples would have to cross 6-inch balance beams over 200 feet in the air. The men would be on one balance beam holding a rope while their girlfriends would be across from them on another balance beam holding the other end of the rope. While their boyfriends supported them with the rope, the women would have to lean out and grab up to 6 flags hanging adjacent to the beam. The couple to get the most flags the fastest would win two new Mazda 3 five-doors. No one would be eliminated in this stunt. Stunt #2 (Bobbing in Rats) The women would be lying in a box covered with rats and chicken feet. The men would have to retrieve 10 chicken feet with their mouths and spit them into a bucket. The couple to complete this stunt the fastest would win a high rollers weekend in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay hotel along with $5,000 in gambling money. No one would be eliminated in this stunt. Stunt #3 (Inverted water plunge) One person would be hung by both arms and both legs over a pool. The other person would have to swim 12 feet underwater and use wire cutters to cut the wires that their partner was hanging from. Once all four wires had been cut, their partner would drop head-first into the water. After hitting water, the person that dropped would to swim to the side of the pool and detach a flag. The couple to complete this stunt the fast would win $10,000. The slowest couple would be eliminated. See the recap for the outcomes of each stunt.

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