Special Forces ultimate hell week

Jesus 22 is insufferable.

Looks like a fella who'd kill his own granny if it meant he got a promotion.

Just like Roy Keane's accent gets more Cork the angrier he gets, so to does DS Stafford get more and more Wexford townie the madder he gets.

He's a pain in the hole to be around. Loves his own voice.

I am just watching it now. Some of them jumps of the bridge lol ouch. Do they not listen. I am not the greatest listener myself at times but I would listen for something like that and woukd love to do it. Honestly it's quiet simple really keep your hands on your life jacket, keep your arms in unless you want a dislocated shoulder, do not try to sit when falling as one of them clearly did lol like wtf, do not look down look forward and just step off and fall it's the easiest simplest task on the Whole thing and the most enjoyable too I would say.

Going through the mud in scratch was just crazy. No way I could do that. I wear glasses anyway and can see feck all without them so ye I would not be able to do it. Fair play to all them that made it true do and you can say what you like but in my opinion the Women that made it through that are stronger maybe not in a pure muscle strength sort of way but they were able to push the reserves way more and push through all the pain and still come out the other side of scratch. Fair play.

The British one was originally a lot better but it changed focus in recent years. I think the Irish one is a lot more intense compared to the British one. British one has a lot more challenges whereas the Irish one is more physical with stuff like scratch. The Irish DS are a lot tougher on the recruits too

Also without Ant, the British one is fairly shite

yeah would agree it is missing Middleton, I find it hard to warm to his replacement. Surprised they didnt find someone who was at least British rather than American given its based on SAS training. I had given up on it but actually watched on Sunday and it wasnt too bad. I kind of like it mainly becasue of the setting, its in a national park called Wadi Rum which is a red desert with crazy rock formations and cliffs in Jordan. I spent a few days there when I backpacked the Middle East some years back and its a stunning place so its great to see it on film with all the drone shots, it brings back good memories.

One thing I noticed on the SAS version is that all the recruits address the DS as 'staff'. Whereas in Ultimate Hell Week in the last episode one of the recruits addressed Ray Goggins as 'staff' and he lost the plot with him.

But not even a lighter to help you see.

A me feiner.