After the commercials, we see a quick shot of an alligator, and I guess the editors are trying to fool people into thinking that they're watching Survivor for a few minutes. Day Six. 8:20 AM. Strength Training. Hey, DI Rosenbum is back! I was wondering where he was. I missed him! The recruits do pull-ups. Pupo tells DI McSweeney that she didn't do any pull-ups and he orders her out of his face. The other recruits cheer Coddington on as she manages one pull-up. Hey, that's one more than I would have gotten. DI McSweeney is disgusted that Coddington only did one, since Hutak did eight. Recruit "Evil" Meyer reports that his shoulder hurts, so he doesn't know if he can do the pull-ups. DI Francisco tells him that he's lucky that his shoulder's the only thing that hurts, and orders him to try. Meyer hops up and does one pull-up, but then "can't" do anymore. In an interview, Meyer says that boot camp is physically "a joke for [him]." DI Taylor yells at Meyer, wondering why he isn't laughing now. Also, I don’t think Meyer is wearing any underwear. I'm just saying. Back in the interview, Meyer admits that he was faking the shoulder injury. He loudly says, "I'm not sore at all," just as another recruit jogs by on the path behind him. Meyer stops and looks around, and then says sarcastically, "Well, that's great." Ha! Meyer continues to "try" to do a pull-up and fails. In an interview, he explains that he and others like him (who?) just want to have fun, so they're going to vote out the people who are all serious and then "sneak out in the middle of the night" and party. Yeah, that'll happen. I don't think he quite understands the rules of the game, does he? Meyer says that he wants to kick out "the people who are annoying." So he's going to vote for himself, then? Meyer reports to DI McSweeney that he can't remember how many pull-ups he did, and DI McSweeney says that he's going to put down none.

1:30 PM. Female Barracks. DI Francisco finds Pupo out hanging clothes on the line and starts yelling at her. In an interview, Pupo says that she knew coming in that she needed to work on her "attitude adjustment and impulse control," and that she had a "short temper, not very patient, a little bit high-maintenance." Wow, she sounds like a prize, doesn't she? Pupo walks into the barracks where some of the others are sitting around talking. In an interview, Recruit Moretty says that she doesn't get a "good vibe" from Pupo, and she can't figure her out. In an interview, Recruit "Campbell's Soup" Whitlow says that she's tired of "the whininess and the rude comments." In the barracks, Whitlow goes over and tells Pupo (who is sulking and changing her clothes in a corner) that they weren't ignoring her. Back in the interview, Whitlow says that Pupo's "true colors are coming out." In an interview, Pupo says that it's "not a shocker" for people to tell her that they don't like her attitude, because "it rubs normal people the wrong way." Well, why wouldn't you change, then? Whitlow asks Pupo if she needs help (changing?) and Pupo yells out, "No, thank you!" In an interview, Recruit "Curly Sue" Brown says that Pupo is "fighting being here." So, no one likes Pupo. Got it.