SAS: AUS v ENG on Channel 7 S6E6 – In this episode, the DS crank up the pressure to expose one defining quality: control. The celebrity recruits are pushed straight into a punishing mountain ascent, scrambling up a jagged pass under the unforgiving heat. But the real test waits at the summit.
Here, the DS order them to traverse two thin wires stretched 165 feet above the canyon floor. With only balance and nerve to rely on, every step is a battle to maintain control. Few make it across unscathed. One recruit’s control shatters entirely, triggering a raw emotional breakdown that draws immediate DS intervention and a second round in the interrogation room.
There’s no respite. As the recruits gather their breath, Chief Instructor Billy introduces them to a solemn Special Forces ritual: the death letter. Instructed to write a final message to their loved ones, they confront the terrifying reality of what it means to operate on the frontline. But reflection is short-lived.
The DS drag them into one of the most violent tasks on the course – hand-to-hand combat with the Redman. Here, control and aggression collide.
Recruits must switch on controlled fury, unleashing everything they have while maintaining absolute focus. Some surprise even themselves; others lose control the moment pressure hits. Back at base, the DS deliver the day’s most emotionally demanding blow. Billy orders the recruits to read their death letters aloud to one another. Voices tremble and tears fall freely as the dorm falls silent – an unguarded emotional moment that leaves no one untouched.
SAS: AUS v ENG on Seven and 7plus – Wednesday, 3 June at 7.30pm
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SAS: AUS v ENG on Channel 7 S6E6
About the Show
Brutal beyond belief. SAS: AUS v ENG goes harder than ever in a gruelling international clash.
Fourteen Australian and British celebrities from the worlds of music, sport and entertainment are about to discover what happens when fame counts for nothing. Watch them take on the infamous SAS selection course in SAS: AUS v ENG, premiering 7.30pm Wednesday, 29 April on Seven and 7plus.
Across a relentless series of episodes filmed in the blistering heat of North Africa, they put individual courage and national pride to the test, taking on a succession of punishing challenges inspired by real SAS selection.
In this world, loyalty is tested under fire, bonds are forged in adversity, and every recruit must face the question: if mission success depended on them, could they truly survive?
Aussie stars vying for selection include Olympic gold medallists Mack Horton and Emily Seebohm, cricketer Brad Hodge, stage and screen star Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Neighbours actor Ryan Moloney, musician and actor Axle Whitehead and reality TV star Jessika Power.
British stars taking part include Love Island contestants Dani Dyer and Gabby Allen, social media personalities Cole Anderson-James and Jack Joseph, rugby player Ben Cohen, Gladiator and Olympian Toby Olubi and international cricketer Graeme Swann.
Under the merciless gaze of Chief Instructor Mark “Billy” Billingham MBE and Directing Staff Jason “Foxy” Fox, Rudy Reyes and Chris Oliver, the celebrities are stripped of comfort, excuses and ego. It doesn’t matter how famous they are or how many social media followers they have, everyone faces the same brutal test. Every slip-up is punished. Every crack exploited. No test is tougher and no allowances will be made for these famous faces. Bonds will snap, egos will shatter and rivalries will boil over as the Brits and Aussies battle it out in a race to survive.
The star recruits set to take on SAS: AUS v ENG are:
Australian recruits:
Jessika Power – Reality TV star
Brad Hodge – International cricketer
Emily Seebohm – Olympic swimmer
Axle Whitehead – Actor and singer
Ryan Moloney – Actor
Natalie Bassingthwaite – Actor and performer
British recruits:
Cole Anderson-James – Content creator
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Tobi Olubi – Olympic bobsledder and Gladiator
Jack Joseph – Content creator
Dani Dyer – Reality TV star
Gabby Allen – Reality TV star
Graeme Swann – International cricketer
Ben Cohen – World Cup Rugby plater
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