SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins

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SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins
Also known asSAS Australia
GenreReality
Created byMinnow Films
Based on SAS: Who Dares Wins
Directed by
  • Nick Davies
  • Jo Siddiqui
Starring
  • Ant Middleton (1-)
  • Mark Billingham (1-2)
  • Jason Fox (1-2)
  • Matthew Ollerton (1-?)
  • Clint Emerson (3)
  • Dean Stott (3)
  • Anthony Stazicker (4-?)
  • Jay Morton (4-?)
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons4 (Celebrity edition)
1 (Civilian edition)
No. of episodes50 (Celebrity edition)
4 (Civilian edition)
Production
Executive producer
  • Matt Apps
Running time60 minutes
Production company Screentime
Original release
Network Seven Network
Release19 October 2020 (2020-10-19) –
present

SAS Australia, originally called SAS Australia: Who Dares Win, is a reality quasi-military training television programme based on the original British SAS: Who Dares Wins that is broadcast on Seven Network since 19 October 2020. Upon release of the first season, the show's name was changed to simply SAS Australia. The series features four ex-Special Forces soldiers acting as the directing staff (DS), with Ant Middleton as the chief instructor.

Contents

In June 2024 it was announced, that the production of the show was halted or "cancelled" for the year by Seven Network. [1] [2] However, it will return to the network in 2025. [3]

Cast

The current Directing Staff instructors include Ant Middleton, ex-UK Special Forces operator and Royal Marine Commando; Matthew 'Ollie' Ollerton, former Special Boat Service-operator; Anthony 'Staz' Stazicker and Jay Morton.

Former staff instructors have been Jason 'Foxy' Fox, ex-SBS operator; Mark 'Billy' Billingham, an ex-SAS Sergeant Major; former Navy SEAL-operator Clint Emerson and Dean Stott, former SAS-operator.

NamePositionSeries
1 (2020)2 (2021)3 (2022)4 (2023)5 (2025)
Ant Middleton Chief Instructor Main
Matthew OllertonDirecting Staff Main TBA
Jason Fox Directing Staff Main
Mark BillinghamDirecting Staff Main
Clint EmersonDirecting Staff Main
Dean StottDirecting Staff Main
Anthony StazickerDirecting Staff Main TBA
Jay MortonDirecting Staff Main TBA

Celebrity edition

SeriesEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
1 1219 October 2020 (2020-10-19)24 November 2020 (2020-11-24)
2 1413 September 2021 (2021-09-13)13 October 2021 (2021-10-13)
3 1421 February 2022 (2022-02-21)29 March 2022 (2022-03-29)
4 109 October 2023 (2023-10-09)1 November 2023 (2023-11-01)

Season 1 (2020)

Production began in March 2020 on location in Queenstown, New Zealand, however production was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [4] They recommenced filming on a property on the outskirts of Berridale in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales in Australia at GPS Coordinates 36°28′44″S149°0′37″E / 36.47889°S 149.01028°E / -36.47889; 149.01028 . Production crew stayed locally in Jindabyne while filming.

Olympian Jana Pittman was reported to be a contestant in the March 2020 production, but with her pregnancy in the intervening months, was replaced by former The Biggest Loser Australia trainer Shannan Ponton. [4] Pittman subsequently appeared, as a contestant in Season 2, six months after giving birth. [5]

RecruitCelebrityKnown forEpisode leftStatus
1 Roxy Jacenko Businesswoman & socialite1Voluntarily Withdrawn
2 Candice Warner Retired Ironwoman10Culled
3 Jackson Warne Poker player & son of Shane Warne 8Voluntarily Withdrawn
4 Arabella Del Busso Con Woman to Josh Reynolds 2Voluntarily Withdrawn
5 Molly Taylor Rally car driver12Voluntarily Withdrawn
6 Nick Cummins Former rugby player and former Bachelor12Passed
7 Erin McNaught Miss Universe Australia 200611Voluntarily Withdrawn
8 Shannan Ponton Fitness professional11Voluntarily Withdrawn
9 Schapelle Corby Former convicted drug trafficker2Voluntarily Withdrawn
10 Merrick Watts Comedian & former radio host12Passed
11 Firass Dirani Actor10Culled
12 James Magnussen Retired swimmer12Culled
13 Shayna Jack Suspended swimmer5Voluntarily Withdrawn
14 Sabrina Frederick AFLW player12Passed
15 Mitchell Johnson Retired cricketer4Voluntarily Withdrawn
16 Ali Oetjen The Bachelorette Australia bachelorette6Voluntarily Withdrawn
17 Eden Dally Love Island Australia star5Voluntarily Withdrawn

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Character19 October 2020Monday 7:30 pm834,0005118,0004952,000 [10] [11]
2Fear20 October 2020Tuesday 7:30 pm795,0005100,0005895,000 [12] [13]
3Mindset26 October 2020Monday 7:30pm770,0008109,0008879,000 [14] [15]
4Teamwork27 October 2020Tuesday 7:30pm676,0008106,0007782,000 [16] [17]
5Resilience2 November 2020Monday 7:30pm671,0008126,0007797,000 [18] [19]
6Focus3 November 2020Tuesday 7:30pm654,00011107,00010761,000 [20] [21]
7Pressure9 November 2020Monday 7:30pm584,00014118,00014702,000 [22] [23]
8Strength10 November 2020Tuesday 7:30pm502,0009121,0008703,000 [24] [25]
9Trust16 November 2020Monday 7:30 pm676,0006105,0005781,000 [26] [27]
10Determination17 November 2020Tuesday 7:30 pm668,0007109,0006777,000 [28] [29]
11Survival23 November 2020Monday 7:30 pm728,000590,0005818,000 [30] [31]
12Courage24 November 2020Tuesday 7:30 pm737,000593,0004830,000 [32] [33]

Season 2 (2021)

In October 2020, the series was renewed for a second season. [34] The second season began airing on 13 September 2021. [35]

The season was filmed in the Capertee Valley in NSW, with the camp being constructed in the Glen Davies Ruins. The Ruins are the remains of the Oil Shale Ruins, which began operation in 1938 and ceased operation in 1952. The Glen Davis Ruins are on private property, but is available to visitors on a Saturday at 2pm

Full list of confirmed celebrities: [36] [37] [38]

RecruitCelebrityKnown forEpisode leftStatus
1 Emma Husar Former politician3Voluntarily Withdrawn
2 Koby Abberton Bra Boy 9Voluntarily Withdrawn
3 Brynne Edelsten Socialite1Voluntarily Withdrawn
4 Jana Pittman Dual Olympian in athletics and bobsleigh 13Culled
5 Pete Murray Singer-songwriter4Medically Withdrawn
6 Manu Feildel Celebrity chef3Voluntarily Withdrawn
7 Jett Kenny Ironman10Voluntarily Withdrawn
8 Isabelle Cornish Actor9Voluntarily Withdrawn
9 Dan Ewing Actor13Culled
10 Erin Holland TV Presenter2Voluntarily Withdrawn
11 Mark Philippoussis Former tennis player13Culled
12 Bonnie Anderson Singer/actor6Voluntarily Withdrawn
13 Kerri Pottharst Beach volleyball Olympian6Voluntarily Withdrawn
14 John Steffensen Olympic runner13Culled
15 Heath Shaw AFL Star10Voluntarily Withdrawn
16 Sam Burgess Former rugby league player13Passed
17 Alicia Molik Former tennis player4Voluntarily Withdrawn
18 Jessica Peris Sprinter10Voluntarily Withdrawn

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Ego13 September 2021Monday 7:30 pm647,00010111,0006749,000 [39]
2Courage14 September 2021Tuesday 7:30 pm626,0009125,0006751,000 [40]
3Control15 September 2021Wednesday 7:30 pm654,0008127,0006781,000 [41]
4Aggression20 September 2021Monday 7:30 pm620,0001276,0007696,000 [42]
5Leadership21 September 2021Tuesday 7:30pm586,00011107,0009693,000 [43]
6Mindset22 September 2021Wednesday 7:30pm606,0001178,0008684,000 [44]
7Fear27 September 2021Monday 7:30pm599,00014107,0008706,000 [45]
8Confidence28 September 2021Tuesday 7:30pm592,0001095,0008687,000 [46]
9Oppo29 September 2021Wednesday 7:30 pm643,000880,0006723,000 [47]
10Grit4 October 2021Monday 7:30 pm597,0001279,0008676,000 [48]
11Pressure5 October 2021Tuesday 7:30 pm565,0001290,00010655,000 [49]
12Drive11 October 2021Monday 7:30 pm585,0001281,0008666,000 [50]
13Determination12 October 2021Tuesday 7:30 pm631,000899,0006730,000 [51]
14Debrief13 October 2021Wednesday 7:30 pm474,0001384,00011558,000 [52]

Season 3 (2022)

The third season began airing on 21 February 2022. [53]

Full list of celebrities were confirmed in October 2021: [54] [55]

RecruitCelebrityKnown forEpisode leftStatus
1 Ebanie Bridges Champion boxer11Culled
2 Paul Fenech Comedian9Voluntarily Withdrawn
3 Melissa Tkautz Singer/Actor2Voluntarily Withdrawn
4 Barry Hall Retired AFL player7Voluntarily Withdrawn
5 Geoff Huegill Olympic swimmer10Voluntarily Withdrawn
6 Melissa Wu Olympic diver12Voluntarily Withdrawn
7 Riana Crehan Motorsports presenter13Passed
8 Darius Boyd Retired NRL player13Passed
9 Orpheus Pledger Actor2Voluntarily Withdrawn
10 Locky Gilbert Reality TV star13Culled
11 Simone Holtznagel Model4Voluntarily Withdrawn
12 Anna Heinrich TV personality11Voluntarily Withdrawn
13 Richard Buttrose Convicted drug dealer6Culled
14 Ellia Green Rugby player5Voluntarily Withdrawn
15 Millie Boyle NRLW player13Passed
16 Wayne Carey AFL commentator5Voluntarily Withdrawn
17 Michael Zerafa Professional boxer2Medically Withdrawn

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Guts21 February 2022Monday 7:30 pm467,00014122,0009589,000 [56]
2Panic22 February 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm378,00014139,00010517,000 [57]
3Adaptability23 February 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm365,00015127,00010492,000 [58]
4Mindset28 February 2022Monday 7:30 pm372,0001793,00014465,000 [59]
5Leadership1 March 2022Tuesday 7:30pm422,00012110,0009532,000 [60]
6Aggression7 March 2022Monday 7:30pm383,00016114,00013497,000 [61]
7Fear8 March 2022Tuesday 7:30pm345,0001591,00011436,000 [62]
8Pressure14 March 2022Monday 7:30pm362,0001788,00015450,000 [63]
9Courage15 March 2022Tuesday 7:30pm393,0001480,0009473,000 [64]
10Resilience21 March 2022Monday 7:30pm313,0002098,00014411,000 [65]
11Focus22 March 2022Tuesday 7:30pm373,0001482,0009455,000 [66]
12Strength28 March 2022Monday 7:30pm329,0002097,00015426,000 [67]
13Selection29 March 2022Tuesday 7:30pm350,0001571,00012421,000 [68]
14Debrief29 March 2022Tuesday 8:40pm276,000—70,00015346,000 [68] [69]

Season 4 (2023)

The fourth season began airing on 9 October 2023. [70]

It was the first season of SAS Australia to be filmed outside Australia, on Wadi Rum Desert at Jordan. The camp was set on an abandoned Military Outpost at the Valley.

Full list of celebrities were confirmed in March 2023: [71] [72]

RecruitCelebrityKnown forEpisode leftStatus
4 Abbey Holmes AFL Field Commentator10Culled
5 Anthony Mundine World Champion Boxer5Voluntarily Withdrawn
8 Boyd Cordner Retired NRL star2Medically Withdrawn
1 Cassie Sainsbury Convicted drug smuggler2Voluntarily Withdrawn
7 Craig Challen Thai Cave rescue hero10Culled
9 Craig McLachlan Actor8Voluntarily Withdrawn
3 Jason Akermanis AFL Hall of Famer 1Voluntarily Withdrawn
12 Lindy Klim Balinese Princess2Voluntarily Withdrawn
6 Mahalia Murphy International Rugby Star9Voluntarily Withdrawn
13 Matthew Mitcham Olympic Gold Diver10Passed
10 Peter Bol Olympic Runner6Voluntarily Withdrawn
11 Stephanie Rice Olympic Gold Swimmer4Medically Withdrawn
14 Tim Robards OG Bachelor 10Passed
2 Zima Anderson Actress7Medically Withdrawn

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Surrender9 October 2023Monday 7:30 pm464,00013——894,000 [73]
2Panic10 October 2023Tuesday 7:30 pm458,0009——889,000 [74]
3Precision11 October 2023Wednesday 7:30 pm402,00012——861,000 [75]
4Survival16 October 2023Monday 7:30 pm430,00014——819,000 [76]
5Trust17 October 2023Tuesday 7:30 pm401,00011——786,000 [77]
6Aggression23 October 2023Monday 7:30 pm413,00016——807,000 [78]
7Pressure24 October 2023Tuesday 7:30 pm426,00010——843,000 [79]
8Courage30 October 2023Monday 7:30 pm381,00014——738,000 [80]
9Grit31 October 2023Tuesday 7:30 pm384,00011——733,000 [81]
10Bravery1 November 2023Wednesday 7:30 pm351,00012——747,000 [82]

Civilian edition

Season 1 (2021)

In March 2021, Seven commissioned a miniseries featuring civilian contestants in addition to the second main season. [83] Titled SAS: Hell Week, the mini-season was filmed back to back with the second celebrity season in the Blue Mountains. [84]

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Without Warning18 October 2021Monday 7:30 pm387,0001849,00018436,000 [85]
2The New Normal19 October 2021Tuesday 7:30 pm366,0001654,00014420,000 [86]
3Breaking Point25 October 2021Monday 7:30 pm348,0001836,00018384,000 [87]
4Beyond Limits26 October 2021Tuesday 7:30 pm328,0001536,00015364,000 [88]

Civilian winners

SeriesWinners
1James Fenwick and Sarah Jeavons

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