Summary With Julie Wrzesien being named the second graduate of the season, six nominees remain at the Centre. Before the three challenges, all annual ones, Andrew addresses the fact that the six remaining nominees all have some psychological issue which acts as a barrier to them being capable drivers. As such, Shyamala has sessions with each to discuss those issues hopefully to break through whatever that psychological barrier. The first challenge is the teeter-totter, where the nominees are required to balance their vehicle on a teeter-totter. This challenge is to test pedal control. The second challenge is the parallel parking one, the five step maneuver which is demonstrated to the nominees by Tim. The five steps apply to any type of vehicle, big or small. Although the nominees seem to be able to recite the steps, they seem to have problem carrying out one of those specific steps. And the third challenge is the swerve and avoid, the maneuver which Philippe demonstrates to the nominees beforehand. Philippe's demonstration shows the drivers that if they step on their brakes to try and avoid hitting something, their wheels will lock causing them to skid right into the object. Instead they must steer - "swerve" - away from the object without braking until the vehicle is back under control. The nominees will also find that a common cause of failure in this challenge is target fixation, namely fixating on the object that they are trying to avoid, which instead makes them drive right into it. In the expert panel deliberation, they ultimately decide to take an unprecedented move before determining the graduate for the week.

• Comedy
• Documentary