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Fear Factor UK: The show brings another four stunt show, this time featuring a contestant who is trying to get the love of his life back from going on the show. Stunt #1 (Helicopter pole crawl) Contestants would have to shimmy out on a pole jutting from the front of a helicopter. They would have to release two flags, collect the third from the end, bring it back to the beginning, clip it, and drop into the water below. The two men and the two women to complete this stunt the fastest would advance to the next round. The others would be eliminated. Stunt #2 (Fear Factor fondue party) Contestants would have to bob in a pot of stinky cheese fondue for chunks of rotten cheese. After retrieving 5 chunks of cheese, they would have to eat 5 giant horse grasshoppers. The three contestants to complete this stunt the fastest would advance to the next round. The slowest person would be eliminated. Stunt #3 (Eel Hang) Contestants would be hung upside down over a tank of moray eels. They would have to retrieve 7 car keys from the tank and place them in a bucket. The contestant to do this the fastest would in a new 2004 Mazdaspeed MX-5. No one would be eliminated in this stunt. Stunt #4 (Two-wheel flag smash) Contestants would have to drive a car up onto a flatbed semi truck trailer's slanted sides and drive over flags. While mowing down up to 8 flags (4 on each side), only two of the car's wheels would be touching the road. The contestant to mow down the most flags the fastest before crashing or running out of road would win the $50,000.

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