to get his own policy; consequently, the experts tell him he is immediately expelled from rehab, becoming the second contestant in the show's history to be expelled (the first being Colin Sheppard from the second season for not willing to learn), but the first by his nominator. Due to his ineligibility to drive, Scott's license is returned and he leaves rehab in a cab with Danny, but not before the weight of reality sets in for him. As Scott is driven away, Andrew's voiceover states that, in the three-and-a-half months since the season was filmed, Scott had not been criminally charged in relation to any of the issues raised in the episode. However, on May 9, 2015, Scott was caught and charged with speeding when he was allegedly doing 176 km/h in a 100 km/h zone and now faces several other charges including driving with a suspended license and operating an unregistered vehicle. Episode 3: Up in Smoke Original airdate: November 8, 2010 The Three-Point Turn: A four-wheel-drive Jeep TJ will be used for this challenge, first introduced in the first season but last used in the second season (called The Dirty Circle at the time). Contestants must drive into an area surrounded by a moat and two large rocks and make a three-point turn without falling into the moat in 20 minutes. Lance's best effort is a 21-point turn in eight minutes. Dean gets frustrated after repeated attempts to improve on a five-point turn, but he does finish with a three-point turn after six attempts and five minutes. Paul and Brad both eventually pass thanks to their respective nominators. Diane, understanding the geometry of the challenge, passes on the second try. Jamie and Dale get the Jeep stuck in the moat. Best Performer: Diane, Paul, Brad and Dean are the only ones who passed this challenge. Worst Performer: Nobody else passes, but Jamie and Dale are declared the joint-worst for getting the Jeep stuck in the moat. The Teeter-Totter: This traditional challenge from the third season (but presented in its Canada's Worst Driver 4 incarnation) has contestants driving a stick-shift Mini and trying to balance it on a teeter-totter. Dale and Jamie have no prior stick-shift experience and thus, Peter gives them a lesson before the challenge. Lance, who drives a stick-shift car at home, quickly burns through the clutch. Andrew notes that the clutch was probably on the