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Fear Factor UK: Stunt #1 (Helicopter net crawl) Contestants would have to crawl around a cargo net on the underside of a helicopter and release flags. After releasing all 6 flags from the net, they would have to slide down a rope with no knots and release 3 more flags. The two men and the two women to release the most flags the fastest before dropping into the water would advance to the next round. The others would be eliminated. Stunt #2 (Elevated platform leap) Contestants would have to leap back and forth between two Plexiglas platforms 5 feet apart and over 250 feet in the air. They would have 45 seconds to transfer flags from one platform to the other before the platforms dropped and sent them plunging downward on a bungee cord. The contestant to transfer the most flags before the drop would win a seven-day all-inclusive trip for two to the Grand Lido Resort in Jamaica. No one would be eliminated in this stunt. Stunt #3 (Intestine Chew, Milk and Chug) Contestants would sit in a glass coffin and be covered with cow intestines. They would have to bite the intestines open, suck out the intestinal fluid, and spit it into a glass. Once the glass was filled to a predetermined point, contestants would have to drink the intestinal fluid. The three contestants to complete this stunt the fastest would advance to the finals. The slowest person would be eliminated. Stunt #4 (Mini-bike plank) Contestants would have to ride a motorized Blata Mini Pocket Bike across a beam suspended over 100 feet in the air. The contestant to get across the beam the fastest or get the furthest before falling would win the $50,000.

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