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“Naked and Afraid.”“People like me don’t get chosen for things like this,” said Terra, 37, who was assigned a male gender at birth but began transitioning four years ago because she had “always felt female” growing up, the Daily Mail reported. The trailblazer appeared on Sunday night’s episode of the Discovery Channel series, which took place in Zambia, Africa.

Spoilers for “Yellowjackets” Season 3, Episode 9 below!“Yellowjackets” fans were stunned when sweet frog scientist Hanna made the impulsive decision to murder her fellow captive Kodiak (Kody) to save herself after they were caught by Shauna trying to escape.Ashley Sutton, who plays Hanna, exclusively told The Post that while the brutal knife-in-the-eye scene was “crazy,” she had fun murdering Kody (Joel McHale). She also dished on why his character “had to go.”“Oh my gosh, it was so much fun to film Joel’s demise,” she said, revealing it was the last scene McHale filmed in the show. In Episode 9, Hanna flips on Kody by telling the Yellowjackets crew that he was the one who gave her the knife to cut their ropes and escape (but really, it was Natalie).

according to The Numbers.It is expected to take in $14.5 to $15.5 million this weekend, Deadline reported.“Last Breath,” based on the true story of deep-sea divers who rescue a crewmate trapped hundreds of feet below the ocean’s surface, landed in second place on its first Friday in theaters, with sales of just over $3 million.The survival thriller, which Screen Rant said “goes back to the basics of what makes a thriller so gripping,” stars Woody Harrelson, whom the outlet credited with giving “a solid performance.”Falling down a notch from last week and landing in third was “The Monkey,” with $1.8 million in revenue.In fourth place was “Paddington in Peru,” dropping down a spot, with a $970,000 take.“Dog Man” also dropped down a ranking to fifth, taking home $860,000.

Naked and Afraid.Currently, viewers can catch the adventurous queer biologist taming the wild terrain on season two of the franchise’s extreme competition series Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing. Link is among the show’s 14 elite survivalists who battle for 45 days in Africa’s vast, punishing Munzwa Valley for a cash prize and the title of ultimate champion.Challenging himself for a fifth time on Naked and Afraid, Link carries the aura of experience and success — he finished second in the inaugural season of Last One Standing. Always methodical and super-competent, the famously fit former fan of the series can make even grueling survival tasks look easy.But, as he shares with Metro Weekly on a video call from the wilds of Fire Island, sticking it out on Last One Standing takes intense training and preparation.

“The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Apocalypse” (Quirk Books) authors Joshua Piven and David Borgenicht cheekily cover everything you need to maximize your chances of surviving a Doomsday disaster and reveal how you can “pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again.”“I’m positive about the fact that we can survive,” Borgenicht told The Post. “It just may not be all of us who do so.”The handbook is packed with advice for the Day of Reckoning, covering everything from eating rodents to outwitting zombie hordes by using boats.“Zombies cannot swim, and in all likelihood cannot work a kayak paddle or steer a canoe,” the duo write.