Pennod 1 Ar y Dibyn

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-The Welsh landscape is one of

-the world's best playing fields.

-The thousands who flock here every

-year have unforgettable experiences.

-The demand for adventure leaders

-is greater than ever.

-In this series, I, Lowri Morgan...

-..and Dilwyn Sanderson-Jones...

-..will appoint an adventure leader.

-You're wasting time.

-The eight on the shortlist...

-..are competing for

-one adventure leader job.

-It's not about who can climb the

-highest cliff or cycle fastest...

-..but who we can trust to lead

-a group on an outdoor adventure...

-..and bring everyone back safely.

-They'll face the toughest interview

-of their lives over six weeks.

-We'll push them

-physically and mentally.

-But more than anything...

-..we'll put their personalities

-under the microscope.

-Who will make the best leader?

-Work it, work it!

-The job will change someone's

-life forever.

-The journey begins

-on the Menai Strait.

-The contestants hope this challenge

-leads to a new career...

-..as an outdoor adventure leader.

-HANNAH HUGHES, TOURISM OFFICER

-I enjoy my job. Winning Ar Y Dibyn

-would be a dream come true.

-I could do what I love,

-all day, every day.

-Bring it on!

-GETHIN FON, ELECTRICIAN

-I'm sure there

-are more fulfilling careers.

-I can't let a chance like this

-pass me by.

-RACHEL GRANGER, WELSH TUTOR

-I hope I enjoy myself,

-and the others' company.

-RHYS GETHIN, LORRY DRIVER

-My personality is a strong point.

-I'm always smiling.

-I'm competing because

-it's an adventure and a challenge.

-Time will tell.

-GETHIN JONES, POST OFFICE WORKER

-I don't want to stare

-at a computer every day.

-Life is too short.

-I'd love a job as a leader.

-I'll enjoy the journey.

-GWENLLIAN ROBERTS,

-LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

-We should all keep fit.

-I have to wear heels to work.

-When I come home,

-I'm straight into lycra.

-TOMOS GWYNEDD, TEACHER

-The challenge appeals to me.

-I hope it'll make me a better person

-and that I get the job.

-ENFYS WYN, SINGLE MOTHER

-I'm a single mother.

-I want to prove

-to everyone I can do it.

-Winning the job would mean

-a lot to me and my daughter.

-They have no idea what lies ahead.

-They'll face situations that

-will test their leadership skills.

-THE SPECIALISTS

-It takes someone special

-to be an adventure leader.

-Dilwyn is that person.

-He's been an adventure leader

-for over 15 years.

-He was a member

-of the RAF Mountain Rescue Team.

-No-one is more qualified

-to appoint an adventure leader.

-LOWRI MORGAN, ADVENTURER

-Lowri has taken on challenges

-I wouldn't dream of doing.

-She's one of six

-to complete the Arctic Ultra.

-If someone knows what physical

-and mental strength means...

-..that's Lowri.

-They come ashore near Caernarfon

-Castle for their first challenge.

-This challenge will test

-the steeliest of nerves.

-Are you all dry?

-You'll learn new skills

-throughout this experience.

-Today, it's abseiling.

-From there.

-I hope you're OK with heights!

-TACKLING THE TOWER

-Ensuring the safety of their group

-is vital for any adventure leader.

-It can be the difference

-between life and death.

-Before we can trust them to do that,

-can they look after themselves?

-The next challenge

-is a good test of that.

-Abseiling is an easy task.

-Pull the handle back,

-keep your legs wide apart.

-When they're 100 feet in the air,

-will they do it? We'll see.

-The first contestant is Enfys.

-I'm quite nervous, but it's

-a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

-I just hold on tight to this.

-Keep your right hand

-behind your backside.

-Like that. Do I go when I'm ready?

-Keep your legs wide apart.

-You have a better platform

-like that.

-I'm not scared of heights.

-The strong wind blew me to one side.

-I couldn't stand properly.

-That's what worried me the most -

-the wind blowing me off!

-To go faster, pull the handle back.

-There's a reason why I'm slow!

-She said

-she wasn't scared of heights.

-She was very slow.

-She didn't trust the equipment.

-Enfys, you're relieved!

-How was that?

-My legs are trembling.

-I'm shocked I came down so quickly.

-Next is Tom.

-He's an old hand with ropes.

-I've done some

-abseiling and climbing.

-I've never abseiled down a castle.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-He's obviously done it before.

-Height wasn't an issue.

-This couldn't keep up with him!

-I'm looking forward to the task...

-..to tell my children how cool

-it was to abseil down the castle!

-Lean back.

-Lean back.

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-That's the part I don't like!

-Keep your legs wide apart.

-No problem.

-She was nervous.

-She didn't trust the equipment.

-Once she went over the edge

-she was great.

-It's cool.

-What?

-What?

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-It's cool!

-You're doing well.

-Rhys is next.

-I'm a local lad. I've been to

-Caernarfon Castle loads of times.

-It was incredible,

-one of the best things I've done.

-He was like a kid,

-he just wanted to go.

-He was great and did well.

-I'm dying to do it again.

-I'm dying to do it again.

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-Alright, Dilwyn?

-Not many people can say they've

-abseiled down Caernarfon Castle!

-It's a shame we can only do it once!

-Gethin has a

-mountaineering background.

-He was at ease with the ropes.

-You flew down, Gethin!

-You flew down, Gethin!

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-That was good! I enjoyed it!

-Next on the tower is Hannah.

-I'm looking forward.

-I've never done anything like

-this before. I'm nervous, though.

-Lean back.

-Hold that.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

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-Nervous.

-The transition is the worst part.

-Don't hold that, hold that.

-I won't tell you again.

-Sorry!

-Off you go.

-She was very nervous.

-I could tell she was nervous.

-She wasn't listening

-to my directions.

-Once she went over the edge,

-there was no problem.

-Cool!

-Well done, Hannah.

-It's a nice feeling

-to conquer the castle!

-Back on the top...

-..Gethin Jones seems unsure.

-Does that cross?

-Does that cross?

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-No.

-Sure?

-Sure?

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-I'm sure.

-Gethin Jones is more worried

-about my nerves!

-He's inexperienced.

-His lack of experience is obvious.

-Gethin comes down

-very carefully indeed.

-Well done, Geth.

-Well done. I could see

-your confidence growing.

-Would you do it again?

-Would you do it again?

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-Yes. Can I have another go?!

-The final contestant is Gwenllian.

-Do I get a smile? Well done!

-I'll see the castle in a new way.

-I see it every day,

-but never from this angle.

-I'm excited about going down.

-Good, great, brilliant.

-Gwenllian is clinical.

-She won't let things get in her way.

-I don't know why she slowed

-herself down on the descent.

-Mmm!

-Lean back and don't panic.

-I felt I was losing my hold

-on the castle.

-I never thought I'd say that.

-I told myself not to lose my head.

-I lost my footing...

-..but got it back.

-Well done!

-Another one down.

-How are you feeling?

-I've never seen Caernarfon Castle

-like that before.

-Looking forward to the next task?

-Looking forward to the next task?

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-Yes! I can't wait!

-NEXT

-Sorry about this.

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-Eight contestants fight

-for an adventure leader job.

-I'm Lowri Morgan.

-The choice is up to me

-and Dilwyn Sanderson-Jones.

-We've tested their nerves

-on a Welsh castle.

-Their nerves will now

-be pushed to the limit.

-The next challenge is in Blaenau

-Ffestiniog's underground caves.

-INTO THE DARKNESS

-I've never been in a cave

-in my life. I'm quite nervous.

-I'm more worried about being

-in a confined space than the dark.

-Stepping into the unknown

-is a great feeling.

-Slowly does it.

-One false move could prove costly.

-They'll walk down

-a steep quarry tunnel...

-..that reaches

-100 metres underground.

-They'll have a series

-of challenges as a team.

-Their safety is in their hands.

-If they're claustrophobic,

-scared of the dark or heights...

-..they might lose concentration.

-That's when accidents happen.

-We can assess how

-the confident candidates...

-..help those with less experience.

-By the end of the challenge...

-..we'll know who deserves

-to go through to the next round.

-Using safety equipment, they must

-follow and remember instructions.

-You need at least one carabiner

-on the rope.

-If you move one, the other stays.

-Always have one on the rope.

-If they fail for some reason,

-and both come off...

-..that's where they'll end up.

-Game over.

-With their safety

-in their own hands...

-..the eight cross the first drop.

-You had to concentrate,

-and always keep one clip on.

-These quarrymen had a dangerous job!

-They all seem to cope

-with the first part.

-But worse is to come.

-Alright?

-They have to climb the walls

-of a huge cave.

-The drop is more than 50 feet.

-There's a step down there.

-After navigating the cave walls...

-..they have

-to abseil down to the bottom.

-If you forgot something,

-the drop was enough to...

-..I don't want to talk about that!

-I had to concentrate.

-I was scared at times.

-I tried not to look down.

-Are you OK? You did great there.

-Are you OK?

-Oh my God. That was horrible!

-I just wanted to finish it.

-I didn't like that.

-It's quite a challenge.

-But before

-they see daylight again...

-..Dilwyn and I want to prove

-their nerves to the limit.

-The next challenge has

-a 70 foot drop. Ready for it?

-They'll step off the edge

-connected to this device.

-It'll slow them down just before

-they reach the bottom.

-Rachel is the first to go.

-When I offered to go first...

-..I wasn't scared.

-When I stood there, I couldn't move.

-I was petrified!

-Three, two, one. Go.

-I can't.

-Don't think about it. It'll

-get harder if you think about it.

-OK.

-OK.

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-Three, two, one. Go.

-I can't.

-I can't.

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-Don't think about it.

-Let's go. I know you'll do it

-this time. Ready?

-No.

-Don't think about it.

-Three, two, one. Go.

-Well done.

-I was terrified.

-It was fine after

-I took the first step.

-I'm glad I went first.

-I wouldn't like to have to wait.

-Three, two, one. Go.

-Rachel's nerves don't affect

-the next contestants.

-With only two left to jump, Hannah

-had already shown her nerves.

-Enfys is next.

-She turns to the safety expert

-for reassurance.

-Are you holding on to me?

-It's very slippery.

-Oh, my God.

-OK. I can do it.

-Three, two, one. Go.

-Three, two, one. Go.

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-No, no, no, no!

-Come on, Enfys.

-Focus on three, two, one and go.

-Count yourself down.

-Three.

-Two.

-Three, two...

-Don't think about it. Count down.

-I'm really sorry about this.

-I'm really sorry about this.

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-Just do it, Enfys.

-Is it like a swing?

-Is it like a swing?

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-You don't have to do it.

-With the clock ticking,

-and Hannah waiting...

-..Dilwyn brings Enfys off the ledge.

-Poor thing.

-Will Enfys's failure to jump

-affect Hannah's nerves?

-Clip this side on.

-I know the kit is safe and

-they all know what they're doing.

-It's just in my mind.

-The drop is massive.

-Not everyone can do it. Don't worry.

-I want to do it.

-I hope I get to do it.

-Ready? Three, two, one. Go.

-I feel good. It was really scary

-at the top. I'm glad I did it.

-Ready?

-We've tackled the darkness!

-After Hannah conquered her fears,

-Enfys has another go.

-Count down, Enfys.

-One...

-Count down.

-One...

-..oh, God!

-How would I describe myself?

-I'm a thoughtful person.

-I'd like to think I'm strong, too.

-Sensitive but strong.

-I can do it.

-I enjoy spending time with Lili.

-She's independent

-and knows what she wants.

-Everyone says she's like me!

-Before I had Lili...

-..I wanted to join the RAF.

-That's why I was in the Cadets

-for many years.

-I wanted to travel the world

-with the RAF.

-Having Lili so young

-stopped me from joining the RAF.

-Taking part on Ar Y Dipyn,

-and hopefully getting the job...

-..gives me another chance.

-I'll be angry with myself

-if I don't do it.

-Go, then. You're stopping yourself.

-Go on, Enfys!

-Come away from there.

-No, please.

-No, please.

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-You have to go.

-The choice is yours.

-You step back or step off.

-OK, step off.

-Come back.

-The fact I couldn't do it

-upsets me more than anything.

-Why do you think you couldn't do it?

-Why do you think you couldn't do it?

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-I don't know.

-Since becoming a mother, I've lost

-confidence in things like this.

-It's a change of world.

-It's a change of world.

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-It changes everything.

-You have to be there for someone.

-I was frightened of taking the step

-in case something happened.

-Then I wouldn't be there.

-Then I wouldn't be there.

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-Don't be upset with yourself.

-If I want to be a leader,

-and I can't do that...

-All leaders have special

-areas of expertise.

-Don't give up now.

-Don't worry at all.

-After almost

-three hours underground...

-..what stood out

-was Enfys not jumping.

-Not that she didn't jump...

-..but it took her so long

-to admit she wasn't going to jump.

-You can't afford that,

-leading a group of eight.

-I'm rather disappointed.

-Enfys is a very strong character.

-She has overcome several fears.

-Perhaps she will push herself

-to the limit in the next tasks.

-We've really come

-together as a team.

-We've seen that everyone

-has things they like to do...

-..and things they struggle with,

-but everyone supports each other.

-I feel for poor Enfys...

-..not being able to do that leap.

-But otherwise,

-everyone had a good day.

-I feel a bit down on myself

-because I didn't jump.

-But my confidence has grown.

-I'll move on to the next task.

-NEXT

-I feel that you're

-in total panic mode.

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-To see who stays in the process...

-..there is one more

-challenge for the eight...

-..at one of Wales's most striking

-waterfalls, near Abergwyngregyn.

-An adventure leader has to be alert

-and prepared for an emergency.

-I was in the RAF Mountain

-Rescue Team for over ten years.

-I learnt skills that helped me

-as an adventure leader.

-A great friend, Dion Jones, from

-Aberglaslyn Mountain Rescue Team...

-..will set today's challenge,

-and it's quite a challenge!

-CARRYING THE CASUALTY

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Good morning.

-The casualty has slipped on rocks

-at the foot of the waterfall.

-He has injured both ankles.

-Your job is to rescue him.

-The emergency services often

-use the term "the golden hour".

-It means you have to reach

-and rescue the casualty...

-..and be on your way

-back within an hour.

-Get to the casualty

-as soon as possible.

-Your equipment is here.

-As a team, you must choose

-what to use in the challenge.

-The way to the waterfall

-is signposted. Are you all ready?

-Right, off you go!

-Right, off you go!

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-Thanks.

-Let's have a look first.

-I thought maybe two of us

-should set out now.

-Someone who has done First Aid

-should go first.

-I know where the waterfall is.

-Do you want to go?

-Do you want to go?

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-I don't mind.

-It doesn't matter.

-We'll go.

-Tom and Hannah set out quickly.

-Ready? One, two, three, go.

-This challenge tests

-their physical stamina...

-..and their ability

-to decide and assess under pressure.

-There are different ways

-to rescue the casualty.

-But will it be

-in a safe way for the casualty...

-..and more than anything, in

-a safe way for themselves as a team?

-The last thing you want

-is a new situation...

-..when another person

-has to be rescued.

-Lads, don't run, you might fall.

-We don't want more casualties.

-We have to hurry.

-The bloke is waiting for us.

-The first two set off quickly,

-but Hannah is starting to tire.

-Are you OK?

-Do you want to go ahead?

-Do you want to go ahead?

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-No, it's OK.

-I'll stick with you.

-Behind them...

-..Rhys and Rachel leave

-the stretcher crew and join them.

-Rhys, do you feel OK?

-Rhys, do you feel OK?

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-Yes.

-Do you want two of us to go faster?

-I'm thinking about the time.

-It's been almost 20 minutes.

-I'm ready to run a little.

-Alright.

-In the stretcher crew,

-Gwenllian feels the pressure.

-Are you OK? Do you want a break?

-Are you OK? Do you want a break?

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-It's heavy.

-We'll put it down for a bit.

-I didn't think I'd be so tired.

-We'll stop for a minute,

-then we have to go.

-While the stretcher crew

-takes a break...

-..the advance party have

-almost reached the casualty.

-OK, that's enough.

-Let's go.

-After four. One, two, three, four.

-After four?

-I haven't heard that before!

-Rhys and Tom

-reach the casualty first.

-OK?

-OK?

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-Yes, thanks.

-The casualty is over there.

-The casualty is over there.

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-He has broken both ankles.

-Only one person can go across

-to the casualty and Simon.

-I'll go and assess him.

-You do what you think is best.

-Hannah will come too.

-Only one person can go at a time.

-Take care going across.

-Shall I run back

-to tell the rest what's going on?

-OK, I'll run to tell them.

-Decision making

-is one of my strengths.

-Standing in front of a class...

-..I'm confident about making

-decisions in various situations.

-I hope people feel

-they can trust me.

-There will be different opinions.

-I hope people will respect me

-as I respect them.

-I'll do my best to make people

-feel happy and comfortable.

-He weighs 40 kilograms.

-He has a harness.

-Maybe we could use a rope.

-Tom has assessed the situation

-and begun planning.

-The stretcher crew still

-hasn't reached the waterfall.

-Rachel, what's happening?

-Rachel, what's happening?

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-A man has fallen on large rocks.

-We must carry on.

-On the other side.

-He has broken both ankles.

-If I had to carry the casualty

-over the river, I'd use this system.

-They should put

-a sling between these rocks.

-Carabiner and rope...

-..a figure of eight knot

-through the carabiner.

-This is the anchor

-on this side of the river.

-That's an anchor on this side,

-the tree up there.

-Come down the system. The belaying

-device stops the rope slipping.

-They used the same device

-abseiling in Caernarfon Castle.

-Down the rope,

-there's a pulley system.

-It means less effort is needed

-to put tension on the rope.

-It makes it easier

-to lift the casualty.

-Pull the casualty with the other

-rope to this side of the river.

-It's a simple system.

-To make it even easier,

-they have a photo.

-There's no reason at all

-for them to fail this challenge.

-What is the situation, please?

-We could attach a rope to that

-as an anchor point.

-What about on that side?

-There's a place

-on the right to attach it.

-First things first. Someone

-should go to the bloke. Hannah?

-Should I strap his legs?

-Yes, strap his legs together.

-We can drag him over

-with this device.

-We shouldn't drag him.

-We shouldn't drag him.

-

-We have to.

-You shouldn't drag

-someone with two broken ankles.

-Don't drag him.

-You could lift him,

-so that he doesn't touch anything.

-That's what I mean.

-That's what I mean.

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-No dragging.

-Across the river, Hannah straps

-the casualty's ankles together.

-But Dilwyn has spotted

-a problem in Tom's plan.

-One end is attached here.

-Someone is tying

-the other end over there.

-You'll have a rope with no tension.

-How do you get tension?

-Do you need two knots?

-No.

-Is there a device

-that stops the rope slipping?

-Rhys notices what is missing.

-We've missed the basics

-in this photo.

-You've ignored the photo so far.

-The clue is there.

-Right.

-While the men rig the ropes,

-Rachel comforts the casualty.

-I'll try and keep you warm.

-Do you want a drink?

-It'll help you.

-Just a bit.

-What's your name?

-Sorry, I haven't asked.

-OK.

-On the other side,

-Dilwyn has to step in again.

-A quick question.

-On which side is the anchor?

-Where is the rope attached?

-Where is the rope attached?

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-The other side?

-Spot on. Why have you tied it here?

-Tie it on that side...

-..and try to bring it back,

-to see what the situation is.

-OK.

-As a group,

-I think I'd stop for a moment.

-I get the impression

-you're in total panic mode.

-Take a moment.

-OK.

-The hour has gone.

-Think what you have to do.

-Plan of action. I'll go over and tie

-a knot over there, as we did here.

-The golden hour is long gone.

-But at last, they realize the anchor

-should be on the other side.

-Tom's experience with ropes

-is very useful.

-That's done.

-OK?

-Yes, it's solid on that side.

-Yes, it's solid on that side.

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-Is the bloke OK?

-Yes, he's happy.

-Would someone else go to him

-to make sure he's safe and feels OK?

-Tell him we won't be long.

-We won't be long, mate,

-don't worry.

-I hope you haven't eaten a lot,

-or you'll be too heavy for us.

-Joking!

-Does everyone

-understand what's happening?

-We're using this device which

-we used yesterday in the castle.

-It goes here.

-No, it's the one with a knot.

-That's it.

-Tom, you were right.

-Gethin, you were wrong.

-Round that way.

-OK.

-We want to take

-the rope to the casualty.

-Are you slacking it now?

-Stop for a moment.

-Would it help if Enfys came back

-and we explained everything to her?

-Yes.

-Enfys!

-Shall I come back?

-Shall I come back?

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-Yes.

-After Rhys tells Enfys

-how to use the equipment...

-..she crosses the river

-to attach the casualty.

-OK!

-Come on, boys!

-Is the stretcher ready?

-Level.

-One, two, three.

-Back to the top.

-The casualty is safe.

-They make their way back

-to the starting point.

-This isn't a Sunday

-afternoon stroll!

-You have a casualty.

-It was a very challenging task.

-I have no experience with ropes.

-It was time for me to step back.

-That was our first team task.

-You see what people's

-strengths and weaknesses are.

-Some people are hiding.

-Because everyone

-is going for the job...

-..everyone is trying too hard.

-Maybe I stepped back to let

-people with experience do the job.

-We all asked Tom,

-"What do we do with the ropes?"

-Fair play, Tom dealt

-with it very well.

-I felt that everyone looked to me

-because I had climbing experience.

-Maybe I should have

-known a bit more.

-Maybe the competition

-made us panic a bit.

-That's it.

-That's it.

-

-Well done.

-It's obvious now that the crew

-realize it's a competition...

-..with only one winner.

-There was too much talking

-and not enough listening.

-One or two were strong.

-I expect more from a few others.

-Lowri and I have a lot to discuss.

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-At the end of each round,

-we'll return to the shelter...

-..where Dilwyn and I decide

-who leaves the process.

-It's been a great experience.

-I've enjoyed it very much.

-I hope I can continue

-on the journey.

-Many of us have

-shone in different ways.

-I can't choose any individual.

-Some contestants have fantastic

-qualities. I'm a bit envious.

-Not everyone can

-have the same strengths.

-But everyone has a strength.

-Gethin Fon is very dynamic.

-I think he stands out.

-I think I did enough

-to stay in the competition.

-Some of the others

-were slightly weaker.

-I don't think I'm safe.

-In the second task,

-I was the only one who didn't jump.

-I only hope that won't let me down.

-I'm not sure if anyone

-is safe to go on to Programme Two.

-Everyone deserves a place.

-We'll see.

-I've shown a bit of what I can do.

-I have more to give.

-I hope I come back. If I don't,

-I've enjoyed the experience.

-At the end of each round...

-..the contestants choose

-who shone as a leader.

-The leading contestant is safe

-of a place in the next round.

-I'd like to throw in a name. Tom.

-We all put a lot of pressure on him.

-I did it myself.

-I said, "Tom knows

-what he's doing. He'll do it."

-It would have taken

-much longer without Tom.

-We have one name on the table.

-I'd like to add another name. Geth.

-I'd like to add another name. Geth.

-

-I agree.

-All day, you went round everyone

-asking if we were alright.

-You kept the group's morale up,

-with a joke and a laugh.

-Everyone's morale lifted.

-There was no clear group leader.

-We can learn from that.

-I think Geth tried.

-Thanks.

-You made sure everyone

-did what they had to do.

-We put a lot of pressure

-on one person today.

-It was something new too.

-I think we should agree on Tom.

-Thanks, I appreciate that.

-I'm not sure if I showed you much.

-Let's go round.

-I vote for my friend, Tom.

-I agree with Geth. Tom.

-Tom.

-Tom.

-

-Definitely Tom.

-Tom.

-Tom.

-

-I agree. Tom.

-So do I. Tom.

-Well done, Tom.

-While the contestants

-discussed who was on top...

-..Dilwyn and I discussed who

-is at risk of leaving the process.

-The first round is over.

-What are your impressions

-of the contestants?

-Not bad at all.

-A few were strong, but others

-were weak and need to change.

-Who were the weakest ones?

-Who were the weakest ones?

-

-Gethin Jones.

-He hasn't made an impression.

-He should step forward a little.

-Anyone else?

-Enfys lacks confidence.

-Is she overdramatic at times

-and tends to overthink?

-Small things become huge for her.

-Rachel didn't really stand out.

-She's very good at following

-instructions and helping.

-But we want to see a leader.

-We haven't seen that yet.

-Who is on top?

-Tom.

-He led in the last challenge.

-When things didn't go right,

-he took a lot of the pressure.

-Perhaps he should have said...

-"..Stop looking at me and help.

-I can't do all the work."

-Yes.

-What about Gethin Fon?

-It's very interesting. Do you agree?

-He led in the first two challenges.

-I'm not so sure after the third.

-He spoke a lot,

-but didn't make sense.

-His nerves affected him.

-He thinks a lot about the team.

-He has strengths.

-He has strengths.

-

-A great personality.

-Hannah has a great personality too.

-She was very quiet at first.

-But at times in the last challenge,

-we saw a strong personality.

-She likes to process a situation.

-But she was strong enough to say,

-"I don't understand. Stop."

-That's great in a leader.

-Gwenllian also processes a lot.

-They both focus on the facts.

-It'll be interesting

-to see what happens...

-..when they're emotionally involved.

-Perhaps Rhys played on emotion.

-Great. He makes everyone laugh.

-But in the third challenge,

-he changed and was very serious.

-He saw things the others didn't.

-He picked up the paper

-and saw how things worked.

-Maybe he's not a joker.

-He might be serious.

-I know they have strengths.

-But this is only the start.

-We've seen a quarter

-of the complete package.

-We want to see a lot more

-personality. You can learn skills.

-But to be a leader,

-you need a strong personality.

-We want to see a lot more of that.

-We understand

-you've decided who is on top.

-Who is it?

-The person on top today...

-..is Tom.

-Tom, well done.

-You're through to the next round.

-Congratulations.

-Rhys has shown potential too.

-You found the paper showing how

-to use the equipment. Well done.

-Gethin Jones, we felt we didn't hear

-your voice or notice your presence.

-We want to see more from you.

-Rachel, Enfys,

-you lacked confidence.

-Rachel, you followed.

-We want to see you lead.

-Enfys, you tend

-to overanalyze. Stop doing that.

-Gethin Fon, you were

-an early front-runner.

-But you disappointed us

-in the last challenge.

-You must pause before taking risks.

-We have come to a decision.

-Two are at risk.

-Gethin Jones and Enfys.

-But we want to see more from you.

-You're all through

-to the next round.

-Congratulations.

-I'm happy I'm still in.

-I'll take in the feedback and

-hope to do better in the next task.

-I didn't expect that.

-I have a chance now

-to show more of myself.

-So great.

-It would be unfair to say

-goodbye to one of the eight...

-..so early in the process.

-There's more to come from each one.

-I look forward

-to seeing their strengths.

-The feedback was spot on.

-I don't step forward.

-I must show more confidence.

-I feel great.

-Dilwyn's words encouraged me.

-I look forward to the next step.

-I don't know what lies ahead.

-We all have more to offer

-and want to get to know each other.

-I'm so glad no-one went home!

-I'm very happy.

-NEXT TIME

-Work it!

-Again.

-Go, go, go!

-Cracks are starting to show.

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