Special Forces: Ultimate Hell Week is a British reality television series where physically fit civilian contestants are put through special forces style selection exercises. Each episode features an instructor and exercises from a different force, and contestants either withdraw voluntarily, are medically withdrawn, or are dismissed for poor performance.

The first series, aired in 2015, was presented by former cricket player Andrew Flintoff and the second in 2017 by media personality Reggie Yates.

Instructors Series 1 Force Name Addressed as United States Navy SEALs Ray Care, Woodie Mister ? Israeli YAMAM Itay Gil ? Philippines NAVSOG Dante Membrere Tor Australian SAS Regiment Jason Falla Staff Russian SPETSNAZ Sonny Puzikas ? British SAS Bob Podesta Sir

Series 2 Force Name Addressed as South African Special Forces Brigade Clinton Agnew Colonel Polish JW GROM Rafal Nowakowski ? United States Green Berets Terry Schappert Sergeant Republic of Korea Navy UDT Ken Rhee Captain French GIGN Yann 'Tana' Delrue ? Australian SAS Regiment Jason Falla ?

Contestants Series 1 Seven (7) women and twenty-two (22) men entered base-camp on day 1. Reason for exit Training style during exit Phase during exit Name Gender Expertise Voluntary SEALs Tent building(team bonding) Brookes Male ? Voluntary SEALs Breakout(shock and awe survival) Bevan Female ? Medicalsuspected back injury SEALs Sugar Cookies(punishment and reward) Coe-O’Brien (Cob) Female Triathlon MedicalAchilles tendon injury SEALs Dump Boat(physical endurance and leadership) Owen Male Gymnastics Voluntary SEALs Dump Boat(physical endurance and leadership) Simpson Female ? Medicalknee injury SEALs Log PT(individual strength and team unity) Cherry Male ? Dismissedweakness SEALs - Pounder Male Firefighting Voluntary YAMAM Route March 988-Lycett Female Ambulance call handling, grandmother Medicalwrist fracture YAMAM Krav Maga(close quarters protection - combat skills) 982-Folarin Male Stage performance Dismissedweaknes YAMAM - 995-Parker Male ? Dismissedlow engagement YAMAM - 990-McGuire Male Stripping Medicaltorn calf muscle NAVSOG Search & Rescue: River Evacuation(observation, team coordination) Lacey Male ? Dismissedweakness NAVSOG Hell Blast(determination, team spirit) Hellard Male ? Voluntary NAVSOG Search for Iron Man: swim(navigation, stamina) Francis Male ? Dismissedpoor navigation NAVSOG Search for Iron Man: 15k run Anderson Male ? Voluntary SASR 15K Ruck Run (40 mins)(strength, G) Martlew Female Obstacle racing Failure to complete Iron Man NAVSOG Search for Iron Man: 15k run Steggels Male ? Dismissedpoor leadership SASR Stores Carry 1(physical endurance, leadership) M. Miller Male ? Voluntary SASR Search & Rescue(resistance to fatigue) Hunter Male Competitive coal carrying Dismissedold age SPETSNAZ - Parrish Male Endurance swimmer Dismissedpoor consistency, questionable motivation SPETSNAZ - Doran Male ? Dismisseddishonesty SPETSNAZ - Spicer Male ? Dismissednot accepting personal responsibility for failures SPETSNAZ - Proctor Male ? Voluntary SAS Interrogation(to not reveal operational information) Murphy Female ? Dismissedarrogant attitude SAS Interrogation(to not reveal operational information) Gatenby Male ? Dismissedrevealing too much information SAS Interrogation(to not reveal operational information) Curnyn Male ?

Winner Un-dismissed finalists C. Miller (Female) Bent (Male) Brassington (Male)

Series 2 Reason for exit Training style during exit Phase During Exit Name Expertise Dismissedweakness South African Special Forces Brigade Physical Assessment(fitness, mental alertness) Summerville Prison officer Voluntary SA Special Forces Brigade Physical Assessment(fitness, mental alertness) Francis Iron Man Dismissedweakness SA Special Forces Brigade - Logan ? Dismissedweakness, tardiness JW GROMS Sleep Deprivation(physical and mental alertness) Nawaz ? Dismissedlow engagement, failure to follow orders JW GROMS 10k run; Memory hill(individual endurance; memory recall during extreme exertion) Harisson ?

See also SAS: Are You Tough Enough? (2002–2004) SAS: Who Dares Wins (2015–)

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