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Collin Gosselin seeks connection on Reality Club's Special Forces

A conversation with the directing staff moves from a training setback to his childhood on television and the belonging he found in the Marines.

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0:08The directing staff question Gosselin about his team's early departure from gas-chamber training.
0:36Gosselin explains that past trust issues make it difficult to connect with other recruits.
1:05He recounts growing up on television, feeling exploited and later being sent to an institution.
2:12He describes enlisting in the Marines and the sense of brotherhood he found there.
3:15The instructors encourage him to draw on his experiences and integrate more with the group.
4:10Back in the barracks, he shares his upbringing with fellow recruits and receives encouragement.

The training question becomes personal. Asked why he struggled to instruct his team during a gas-chamber exercise, Collin Gosselin explains that connecting with other recruits is difficult because of his past experiences with trust.

Reality Club's most-watched new upload follows that conversation on Special Forces: World's Toughest Test. Gosselin recounts growing up on television, feeling exploited and spending three years in an institution beginning at age 11. He describes joining the Marines as a chance to find brotherhood. The instructors encourage him to connect with the recruits around him, and he returns to the barracks to share more of his story.

"I'm defined by my successes and the things I overcome," he says in a confessional. The clip has reached nearly 98,000 views, making it the most-watched of Reality Club's 15 uploads this week.

Special Forces also supplies the channel's most active upload right now: a Short in which the directing staff confront Candace Cameron Bure about her leadership during a hostage-rescue mission. Elsewhere, Celebrity Weakest Link brings Jane Lynch's jokes about horror actors' trivia struggles and a conversation with Mekhi Phifer about his screen roles. On The Floor, Avery and Denise try to identify companies that have closed.

The channel added about 1.2 million views over the week, while its subscriber count stayed unchanged and daily viewing remained close to its usual level. Alongside those competition clips, a newer Celebrity Weakest Link Short offers something less demanding: Alexa and Carlos PenaVega recalling how they met.

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