Ep 17. Vertical Two Square; Electric Eels; Helicopter Rodeo

In Fear Factor season 3 episode 17, titled "Vertical Two Square; Electric Eels; Helicopter Rodeo," contestants are pushed to their limits as they face terrifying challenges. The first stunt involves the contestants being strapped onto a platform, which is then lifted 20 stories into the air. Once at the top, the contestants must climb down two metal squares, which are only three inches wide and suspended 20 stories above the ground. If the contestants fall, they will be suspended in the air by a safety harness, which will then slowly lower them back down to the ground.

The second stunt involves electric eels, which are notorious for their ability to shock and stun their prey. The contestants must crawl through a pool filled with these dangerous creatures, collect flags, and then make it to the other side without being shocked. To make matters worse, the pool is also filled with murky water, making it even more difficult to avoid the eels and collect the flags.

In the final stunt, the contestants are taken to new heights as they must ride on the outside of a helicopter. The contestants are connected to a harness, which is then attached to the bottom of the helicopter, and they must hang on for dear life as the helicopter spins and thrashes through the air. The contestants must then collect flags that are suspended in the air from a height of almost 100 feet. This stunt is not for the faint of heart, and the contestants will need to summon all of their courage and strength to complete it.

All of these challenges are designed to test the physical and mental limits of the contestants as they battle it out for a chance to win $50,000. With danger lurking at every turn, it's anyone's game as the contestants strive to overcome their fears and push themselves to the limit. Will they be able to conquer the challenges and emerge victorious, or will fear get the best of them? Tune in to find out in this heart-pounding and adrenaline-fueled episode of Fear Factor.