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  • [RINGTONE]

  • Commander Flanders, you got any good news for us?

  • Got some good news.

  • You guys got the green light for three days

  • on one of our aircraft carriers in the Pacific, USS Nimitz.

  • I've looked over your list, it's very ambitious,

  • but we're going to do our best to help

  • you check those things off.

  • OK.

  • Should be a good few days

  • What about maybe me getting in an F-18

  • and soaring in the skies?

  • Wow, uh, it could be tough to do on the carrier,

  • but we'll see what we can do.

  • All right, Commander Flanders.

  • We appreciate it.

  • We'll see you guys in a few weeks.

  • Welcome to our home for the next three days.

  • Everybody has a bucket list.

  • That list of things you've always wanted to do,

  • whether it's a wild adventure or a breathtaking moment.

  • We want to take these experiences

  • and share them with you.

  • Welcome to Bucket List.

  • [INTRO MUSIC]

  • Uh, we're lost.

  • To put the massive size of this ship into perspective,

  • the USS Nimitz is over three football fields long,

  • holds 6,000 people, and houses 60 jets.

  • So what's the price of this floating city?

  • $4.5 billion dollars.

  • This is our master list, everything

  • we're hoping to pull off while we're on the aircraft carrier.

  • Time to kick things off out on the flight deck.

  • So we just got word that we've been greenlighted

  • to go out onto the flight deck where the planes are

  • taking off and landing.

  • We're shooting the planes off the runway ourselves.

  • Let's go!

  • Make sure you get that chin strap.

  • Yeah.

  • OK.

  • This is literally a dream come true.

  • The yellow shirts on the deck are the shooters.

  • They help launch and recover all the aircraft.

  • Earlier today, we had the chance to be

  • trained by a Navy Shooter.

  • He taught us all we needed to know to shoot off a jet.

  • Thumbs up, and then I'm going to drop,

  • and whatever you're ready.

  • Shoot

  • Shoot, baby.

  • I've wanted to do something like this since I

  • saw the movie "Top Gun."

  • Each Navy Shooter launches the Jets With his or her own style.

  • So naturally, we decided to put a little Dude Perfect

  • flair to it.

  • I think for me, personally, I'm going here, bow

  • and arrow, pull back, boom!

  • We're waiting on the tower to give us the green light.

  • I am freaking out!

  • [SCREAMS]

  • Yeah!

  • Yeah!

  • I mean, I got to be honest, the timing of that was flawless.

  • Unbelievable performance.

  • Codes!

  • Hey!

  • Great job, great job.

  • Thank you!

  • I can't really hear what you're saying, but I'll take it!

  • The dab is never dead!

  • Never dead!

  • [MUSIC PLAYING]

  • I'm nervous!

  • Man, that was insane.

  • All right, here's the deal, guys.

  • They just cleared the deck, time for a little knockout

  • on the aircraft carrier.

  • Let's do this, guys!

  • Next up, probably my favorite.

  • Hitting golf balls off the back of an aircraft carrier.

  • Don't worry folks, we've got biodegradable balls.

  • These suckers dissolve.

  • Gar, how you feeling?

  • Feel good.

  • Nice.

  • Let's bombs away, baby!

  • Never expected to be playing basketball

  • in the middle of the ocean.

  • I'm a little worried about hitting it in the water.

  • It seems like a tight fairway.

  • Oh, it is clutch, but it is right of the fairway.

  • Hey, this is the XO.

  • That's out of bounds.

  • You're going to have to hit a provisional.

  • Out of bounds!

  • You've got to hit a provisional!

  • That message was from the XO, the captain

  • from the top of the tower.

  • Sir, yes, sir.

  • Ty, get him!

  • See you, boys!

  • Yes!

  • It's probably the most fun knockout game I've ever played.

  • It's pretty awesome.

  • OK!

  • Great shot.

  • I've never club twirled on an aircraft carrier before.

  • That's nice!

  • Oh, that's fun.

  • We have one ball remaining each, and it's happy Gilmore time.

  • Good luck to you, Gar!

  • Oh!

  • What a bomber.

  • Not bad.

  • Oh!

  • Oh!

  • The club is it's scraped.

  • It's scraped pretty good.

  • Oh, wow!

  • You launched that!

  • Oh!

  • Sparks!

  • We got sparks!

  • Ladies and gentlemen, we have officially

  • come up with our call signs.

  • On the end here, the big guy, we've got lactose.

  • Over here, we've got sunburn.

  • Sparks, Clearthroat, and Slantnose.

  • So, not bad.

  • Hey, I could use some ice cream.

  • Yeah.

  • No!

  • No more ice cream!

  • Shut him down.

  • I haven't got an official no, I'm sitll holding out for hope

  • to wakeboard behind the ship.

  • Not happening.

  • He would die, if it was right there.

  • We are going down into this tiny little red hole,

  • where we'll get a chance to serve some sailors.

  • Good thing I went on keto!

  • After spending a full day on the deck,

  • we decided to cool down underneath,

  • with a Navy tradition.

  • Ice cream social time.

  • Pistachio will be the new top flavor,

  • you just have to sell it.

  • I have cookies and cream.

  • This will be the number one.

  • How can I help you, sir?

  • Oreos.

  • M and M's, double scoop of both?

  • Sure.

  • Double scoop of both!

  • Kind of gotta get in there.

  • Can I interest you in some pistachio today?

  • No, gross.

  • Call this the no look Oreo serve.

  • How's it going, man?

  • The official flavor in the US Navy, pistachio!

  • No, I'm good with this one.

  • Thank you, though.

  • Haha, yeah!

  • I have yet to be turned down.

  • Feel like we should pick that up.

  • So we're on a runway where the planes go, and we just

  • want to make sure that everything is off of it,

  • so that it doesn't get sucked up into the engine

  • and bad things happen.

  • So, Tyler is looking for washers, metal.

  • Bird poop.

  • Shrapnel, whatever.

  • You gotta get that.

  • Totally honest with you guys, we're not proud of it,

  • but when I came out the door, I was

  • holding a little bowl of Cheerios from dinner,

  • and they were like, oh, you can't bring that out here.

  • That's the kind of thing we're trying to get rid of.

  • Got some FOD!

  • No way!

  • Mine's bigger.

  • Guys, wanna find more FOD?

  • We need the FOD bag.

  • Oh, she looks amazing!

  • And warm?

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Oh, hot!

  • Boy, it's a little closer quarters than I imagined!

  • I think we might have gone one size too small.

  • I think this might have been the four person.

  • This stars out here are next level!

  • To our knowledge, this will be the first time

  • a fish has been caught off the back of an aircraft carrier.

  • This could be a monumental day.

  • And it could also be a fail, we'll have to figure it out.

  • Eh, we'll see.

  • I don't know if anybody on earth has ever done seven rods

  • off the back of a ship.

  • Haha, yeah!

  • That's what we're going for.

  • That's where we wanna be!

  • With all the lines in the water, at this point

  • it was just a waiting game.

  • So we headed up to see what the other guys were up to.

  • We're up here on the flight deck.

  • I'm about to fly our own version of a jet.

  • The ship itself is about $4 billion,

  • all the planes together onboard, another $4 billion.

  • The radars up there?

  • They got to be expensive.

  • I'd say at least a few more billion.

  • Everything is in billions here.

  • Plus if you'd crash, then we'd have

  • to look for all the FOD on the runway,

  • so that you don't cause more damage.

  • Foreign object debris.

  • So you're saying, millions in damage,

  • maybe billions, maybe billions.

  • Definitely billion.

  • And then 3,000 angry sailors.

  • Yeah.

  • Good luck with that!

  • Have fun.

  • It's gonna be great.

  • I'm feeling confident in this suit, let's go.

  • [CHEERING]

  • Here she comes, everybody give her a salute on the way by.

  • Permission to buzz the tower!

  • Holy smokes!

  • What is wrong with you?

  • What is wrong with you?

  • Heads up, guys, coming in hot!

  • [SCREAMING]

  • Thought getting permission for this

  • was going to be the hard part.

  • Turns out, landing was.

  • This is insane, I'm a pilot!

  • Down!

  • Get down!

  • It's running out of battery.

  • Get it down!

  • Pilot Cory is totally fine.

  • He is safe.

  • Hey, you just peaked.

  • Congratulations.

  • Thank you, thank you.

  • Nice peak.

  • Very nice peak.

  • Hey, sorry about scaring you guys back there.

  • I can't believe we just did that!

  • You know what I always say, this is my favorite part of the day,

  • when we're eating.

  • Lot of hungry folks out here.

  • We've got a little bit of a burnt patty.

  • We're going to chum the water, head back down,

  • do some more fishing after the tailgate.

  • So this is the burnt burger patty toss.

  • We've got approval to throw basketballs off

  • of the top of an aircraft carrier.

  • Hard to believe, but it's true.

  • When you get permission, you chunk away.

  • I've been given the green light to jump

  • into one of these hush puppies, and take a little fly around.

  • Gonna be sick!

  • Maybe don't hang on the nose cone of a jet.

  • It's pretty durable.

  • Thank you for your service.

  • Enjoy that.

  • This has got to be the best burger restaurant

  • in the middle of the Pacific.

  • This is the aircraft carrier shot.

  • Bang!

  • Let's go!

  • What an honor to be on the USS Nimitz

  • with these wonderful sailors cheering us on.

  • What a treat.

  • Currently in the bridge, this is where they drive the ship.

  • This is where everything mega important

  • happens, including checking in on our fishermen.

  • Got the pros driving the ship right now,

  • I'm going to see if they're going

  • to let me take a quick shift.

  • Guys, I am officially in control of this ship.

  • It's a terrifying thought.

  • Man overboard.

  • Little to the left?

  • It's not my fault, OK?

  • What's happening?

  • You can whip it to the left, and then this is your indicator.

  • Yeah, you got to whip it to the left.

  • Dude, you are--

  • What are you doing?

  • Just drove an aircraft carrier.

  • This is by far the biggest, most powerful, most expensive

  • vehicle I've ever driven.

  • Well, it's been a fun few days here on the Nimitz.

  • We are getting ready to leave the ship, which

  • I don't know if I didn't think about it beforehand or not.

  • But we do have to get slingshotted off

  • from the catapult. So that'll be interesting to experience.

  • It'll be a doozy.

  • Getting a little nervous about that.

  • But-- Guys, we got a fish on.

  • What?

  • Oh my gosh, oh my gosh!

  • We got a fish!

  • Go!

  • Go, go go!

  • Fish on!

  • We got a fish on!

  • We got a fish on.

  • We got a wiggler.

  • Yeah, we got it!

  • Land him, land him!

  • [CHEERING]

  • We got the call we had fish on, we rushed down here.

  • These guys made it happen, they put in the hard work.

  • Thank you guys, job well done.

  • Whoo!

  • Unbelieveable.

  • It's not how I typically board a plane, but I'm pumped about it!

  • What's up, guys?

  • Slantnose and Sunburn, getting ready for departure.

  • See you back on the mainland.

  • Hold on, baby!

  • That was like Mr. Freeze times five.

  • Let's go fly a jet!

  • The Blue Angels is the oldest active flight demonstration

  • in the world, dating back to 1946

  • to attract new recruits to the United States Navy

  • by showcasing the talents of some of the finest

  • pilots on the planet.

  • Some of these death-defying maneuvers

  • put these pilots as close to 18 inches apart

  • at speeds around 400 miles per hour.

  • So when the Navy asked us to fly, we immediately said yes.

  • We're going to go over three things.

  • We're going to go over cockpit familiarization.

  • What you're going to experience in a jet, positive, negative--

  • So before we were able to fly with the Blue Angels,

  • we went through an hour-long informative, but boring,

  • training session, which we probably should have

  • taken a little more seriously.

  • In the case of ejection, he'll let you know.

  • He's like, hey, we're going to have to eject.

  • He's probably going to-- he's probably going to--

  • he's probably going to put it in a different perspective.

  • We're having issues with aircraft,

  • we're going to have to eject.

  • But that will not happen today, I promise.

  • Cody's getting strapped in, and he's going first.

  • He won the rock paper scissors battle,

  • and it is minutes away from go time.

  • I think he's freaking out a little bit.

  • He's getting his barf bags lined up.

  • I predicted two pass-outs and three throw-ups for you.

  • Dude, I'd pass out on the Texas giant, man.

  • I'm going to be honest, before we showed up today,

  • I was glad I wasn't a part of this.

  • But I really wish I was doing it.

  • Well, if this isn't on your bucket list, it should be.

  • Here we go, let's rock and roll, baby.

  • Oh, that's amazing.

  • There's no turning back now.

  • Should be a fun ride, we'll see what happens.

  • But I'm looking forward to it.

  • See you guys in the air.

  • All right, we're going to go taxi away here.

  • We're moving, we're actually moving, oh my God.

  • This is insane!

  • Where are we going?

  • Oh, he's driving it!

  • See ya!

  • Bye, guys!

  • This will go up there as one of the coolest things

  • I've ever done.

  • This is Cody, we're in a Blue Angel,

  • we're about to take off in an F-18 Hornet, baby.

  • It's going to be sweet.

  • All right, you ready to go.

  • I think so.

  • All right, you ready to go?

  • Yes, sir.

  • All right, we're going to check the engines here.

  • You will feel the afterburners kick in right there.

  • And there's 50 knots.

  • There is 100.

  • There's 140.

  • We're flying.

  • 330.

  • Oh, he's moving.

  • You ready to go?

  • He's moving.

  • Ready, hit it.

  • Going upside down.

  • [LAUGHING]

  • Oh, baby!

  • And that's how you get to 3,000 feet pretty quickly.

  • Wow.

  • To the left.

  • Ready, hit it.

  • There's four.

  • And here comes six.

  • I'm going to bring it back around now.

  • We're going to start stepping it up a little bit.

  • There's one.

  • Two.

  • I could do those all day.

  • Nice.

  • And up we go.

  • So there's our 2 and 1/2 G's.

  • Again, we're just going to hold that.

  • If you look to your right, you'll see the smoke trail.

  • And that's everything you just did.

  • So you see that straight line and then vertical pull.

  • I'm now going to show you how quickly our jet can accelerate.

  • Here comes the afterburners.

  • There they are, kicking in.

  • We're already at 400, which is roughly 700 miles an hour.

  • So that's probably the fastest I've ever gone as a human.

  • That absolutely is.

  • There's one.

  • There's two.

  • I'm going to pull the jet back to finish the maneuver.

  • Thank you again, man, for taking us up.

  • Oh absolutely, my pleasure.

  • All right, we're going to go to the left.

  • Ready, hit it.

  • All right, there's our spike at 6 G's.

  • Then we're going to back it off here a little bit.

  • OK.

  • I got one more thing, I usually call it the cherry on top.

  • You can let me know if you're up for it

  • based on how your stomach feels.

  • All right, Tyler, you ready?

  • Yes sir.

  • We're going to go to the right.

  • Ready.

  • Hit it.

  • Keep working for me, we're almost there.

  • You're clear for a left turn.

  • Roll it out.

  • Woo!

  • Roll it out.

  • How you doing?

  • Nice.

  • How'd you do?

  • Awesome, baby!

  • Sounds like you did pretty good.

  • I felt good through that one.

  • Bringing home party favors.

  • And welcome back, you're safe on deck.

  • Awesome.

  • That was absolutely incredible.

  • He's alive!

  • Yeah!

  • Careful with that bag.

  • Man, that was so cool.

  • Oh, you're pretty pale.

  • Am I?

  • He's pretty pale.

  • The last one, it just takes it out of you.

  • The world is on you.

  • You're just like, don't go, don't die!

  • Ahhh!

  • That's what you looked like.

  • Yeah.

  • I got sick.

  • I'm not going to lie to you.

  • How many times?

  • Five.

  • You barfed five times?

  • Yeah, the spins and vertical stuff.

  • And once he comes back level, I'm like,

  • I'm still spinning but we're not spinning.

  • You're nauseous.

  • It's just pure nausea.

  • It was insane, though.

  • On behalf of the team, I want to thank you again

  • for coming out with us.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Appreciate it, man.

  • I do feel like I earned that.

  • Blue Angel, bros.

  • Mav, Goose.

  • I'm Mav, right?

  • No, I'm Mav.

  • What?

  • Obviously.

  • I'm the copilot?

  • You're the tall Goose.

  • OK, cool.

  • Comment below.

  • Let us know what bucket list adventure we should go on next.

  • Special thanks to the US Navy, the greatest Navy in the world.

  • You guys are unbelievable.

  • It's been phenomenal meeting you guys.

  • From the sea to the air, thank you guys so much.

  • And I don't know, what do you think next,

  • like the North Pole?

  • Yeah, the Arctic that'd be fun, a little ice fishing.

  • See some penguins, ice fishing, build an igloo.

  • Yeah.

  • Where are the other guys?

  • I don't know.

  • I think they went inside.

  • Signing off for now.

  • Pound it, noggin see ya!

  • [CHEERING]

[RINGTONE]

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