This post contains details about the Season 2 finale ofFoxsSpecial Forces: Worlds Toughest Test.
He gets sent home.
JoJo Siwa:The formerDance Momsstar makes it nearly to the end.
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But with just about four hours left, Siwa cracks under the pressure.
And whats best is for her to leave.
Erin Jackson:With just three recruits left, Jackson is feeling good about her interrogation.
To teach her a lesson, they bring her outside and threaten to dunk her in an ice bath.
Tyler Cameron and Nick Viall:These twoBachelorfranchise alums are the last two to give up the rouse.
Eventually, these two choose to talk as well.
JOJO SIWA:I think for me, it was truly like, Ive been so sheltered.
My career is out the window.
So I think this for me, it was like Im 20.
I made this choice to do this.
No one could tell me no.
Then I think when I was there, I got every fixing of every dangerous experience I ever wanted.
I think the danger was kind of intriguing to me.
NICK VIALL:I think its a combination of things.
I think I thought I might impress her.
Can I challenge myself mentally?
Opportunities like that are kind of hard to find.
DEADLINE: Well, did you impress her?
VIALL:I think so.
DEADLINE: What about you, Tyler?
TYLER CAMERON:I was actually going through a really tough time.
I was just burnt out.
Id just got done renovating my ninth house of the year.
I was gonna put myself on vacation anyways.
Then this came up and I was like, This would be my vacation.
I watched the show.
I was like, it cant be that hard.
When I heard New Zealand, I was like, Sweet, its beautiful there.
I didnt realize it was wintertime.
Greatest thing Ive ever done.
DEADLINE: I feel that way sometimes watching the show as well, like it cant be that hard.
And then we had to do the belt carry.
It was the worst day of my life.
No, second worst day of my life.
Interrogation was the worst day of my life.
That was the hardest physical thing Ive ever done…Just that whole day.
VIALL:It was all the physical stuff.
Bodie [Miller] was super helpful with that stuff.
It was like conquering a fear.
We always knew we were okay.
That had its challenges, but the bee stings, the boat carry, the sled pull…
It was just constant over and over again.
That, to me, was the hardest part.
SIWA:I think every challenge you saw, the DS made it look so easy.
But then all of a sudden, you get to your turn to go.
I remember the helicopter submersion.
The dancer in me was, Alright, its four eight counts.
you’re able to do anything for four eight counts.
Because Im better counting eight counts than I am seconds.
I can hold the beat better.
I thought it was going to be four eight counts.
I was ready for it.
But everything was like, okay, its possible, but that also is your time to shine.
Youre like, Well, I guess it might not be.
I bet you are proud.
VIALL:Definitely proud of it.
Weve all talked about this.
When we were filming, we would ask each other like, Would you go back?
Were all like, Screw that.
Now I think we all we would go back if we had an opportunity to do it.
Theres something very rewarding about that.
CAMERON:Yeah, I love reliving it.
Theres things that you see that you do, and I totally forgot how that went.
Things that are said and I totally forgot about that conversation.
Its fun to watch.
Its something to be very proud of.
I can always relive this and be like, This is what we did.
This is how I met Auntie JoJo and Uncle Nick.
Its just truly incredible.
SIWA:I liked seeing what the DS said about us.
That, to me, is fascinating to watch because you never know.
What did they talk about?
How did it go?
Youd come back in, and everyone would be like, How are you?
But you never knew really what was talked about with other people.
VIALL:I was very touched by watching Tylers interrogation, talking about his mom, and JoJos.
Its been fun to watch.
Doing it was different than watchingThe Bachelorback.
SIWA:It is so funny.
Theres one line in the beginning when he was like, Youre like a drunk on the Titanic.
The boats going down and youre wondering why the bars closed.
VIALL:I didnt know he called me noodle arms.
Hes like, You look like a damn walrus… Jjust like the funniest things that they call you.
VIALL:They are the greatest group of guys.
And if they do, its very strategic.
I mean, my interrogation Billy was really hard on me and challenged me.
But at the very end, he was like, you could do this.
It was just a little bit at the right time.
And so theyre very smart guys, but theyre big teddy bears.
They want to see us all do well.
Its been great to keep in touch with all of them.
Theyre really incredible people.
CAMERON:Im scared not to be their friend, honestly.
No, I mean, to earn their respect was, I think, one of our biggest goals.
That was a huge accomplishment.
SIWA:They are like the best stage parents.
DEADLINE: So if theres aSpecial Forcesall-star season, you all are ready to sign up?
SIWA:Ill be there.
CAMERON:Yeah, just double the fee.
Now, imagine how we would be able to be there for each other.
How would you compare the experiences?
CAMERON:I think its like a psychological warfare.
Theres a lot of ups and downs with that fan base, and they dont hold back.
I tell people we were just in the simulation.
We didnt have any conversations or access with producers.
There wasnt downtime, where were like talking about what we were doing next.
SIWA:To me, its weird because I think about it and I was so young.
Now, we go have fun.
We go into crafty, we make funny videos.
All right, its lunch, enjoy your 30 minutes, well be back it.
It was, Foods in the mess.
Well tell you when we need you.
Some days, we had five minutes.
Some days we would have a two-hour break.
