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Fear Factor UK: The episode featured four sets of twins competing as teams. Stunt #1 (Helicopter box jump) Both twins would be hanging from the skits of a helicopter over a lake. As the helicopter flew over an island of boxes, the first twin would let go and try to land on the boxes. The helicopter would then fly over a second island of boxes and the second twin would have to try and drop on that box island. They both would have to collect a flag from their box island, jump in the water, swim to a platform, and clip the flag to a flagpole. If they missed the boxes, they would have to swim in the opposite direction to a penalty buoy to get the flag. The time would stop when the second person clipped their flag. The three sets of twins to complete this stunt the fastest would advance to the next round. The slowest team would be eliminated. Stunt #2 (Save Your Twin in Bees) One twin would be chained by both arms and legs to two poles and covered with bees. The other twin would have to search through bee hives to find the four keys and free their twin. The two teams to complete this stunt the fastest would advance to the finals. The slowest team would be eliminated. Stunt #3 (Submerged car) Both twins would be seated in a car and submerged in a swimming pool. When a red light came on, they would both have to grab a fake baby from the back seat, escape through the windows, and swim the babies to a predetermined point on the side of the pool. The team to complete this stunt the fastest would be Twins Fear Factor champions and win $50,000.

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