phil: previously-
"the amazing race."
teams traveled from
muputo, argentina.
?
a ?
? jokes guy
phil: at the road block,
teams got chummy with a rat.
that's a huge rat.
gross.
phil: while charla and mirna
fell to last place.
everybody left.
we have been in worse
situations before.
phil: several teams
got lost and
enjoyed a messy detour choice.
this is disgusting.
phil: but charla and mirna
surged back ahead.
everybody,
hollywood nails,
beautiful like hollywood.
thank you.
phil: and arrived first
at the pit stop.
you are team number one.
uchenna and joyce got lost in
the streets of maputo.
i don't see the numbers.
sh**t.
we have no idea
which way to go.
phil: and arrived last
but were spared elimination.
you need to arrive at the next
pit sp first.
you are not first you will
incur a 30-minute penalty.
now, seven teams remain.
who will be eliminated next?
phil: this is maputo,
mozambique, resting on the
southeastern coast of africa,
it's the country's center of
government and
transportation,
and in the heart
of this
influential port city,
fort aleza.
this 225-year-old fort built to
defend the city from foreign
invaders was the fifth pit stop
in a race around the world.
will uchenna and
joyce who are
marked for elimination be able
to come in first and avoid the
charla and mirna
who were the
first to arrive at 9:07 a.m.
will depart at 9:07 p.m.
"fly to the city of dar es
salaam, tanzania."
phil: teams must travel nearly
the largest city in the african
nation of tanzania.
when they left
teams will ?
they will travel to this ferry
terminal and pull
a number for
one of these four traditional
sailing craft called dows
and go to zanzibar
where they will
receive their next clue.
? we contained ?
chirlly and i will leaving ?
it's nervewracking because
we've never been in first place.
you should take ?
we have to direct you.
please exit.
go to the left.
we want to prove
it wasn't just a quirk.
to do that we
have to take risks.
if you don't take risks,
how are you going to win?
can you move a little faster?
be careful of the people, and
don't hit the people, mr.
"fly to the city of dar es
salaam, tanzania."
we have $124 for this leg of
the race."
we haven't been first
yet on this race
?
so we're hoping this
might be the leg for that.
we have to compete with
"too hot to handle."
it's hard to compete with
"too hot to handle."
can you go faster
we'll have $124 for this leg
of the race.
hi, mr. paul.
we're going to go
to the airport.
let's go.
if i'm gruff, i'm gruff and i
make no apologies for that.
right turn here, mr. paul.
i believe in character
and honor.
i try to do the right thing at
every turn and if i don't get it
done i redouble my effort.
what is this one we're on?
mamangahela.
that's good.
go straight.
you're such a hand model.
ok.
"fly to the city of dar es
salaam, tanzania."
the stress of the race is
getting to people.
when people get
caught up in the
competitive of it, i think you
lose part of yourself
as a person.
we have the same ?
i think it's important to go
back to what keeps
you grounded
in order to run the race a
little better and really have
fun with it.
andre if where is andre?
ok.
very good.
thank you.
there was a major mood shift
as the race field gets smaller.
in a field of very, very
competitive racers.
this is a big street here.
straight ahead.
we know now that we
cannot trust anyone.
"you have $124 for
this leg of the race."
$124.
move it.
?
eric and i are both forming
opinions about each other.
eric is very stubborn but i
don't lay back and
let him take charge.
go to the left.
hopefully, we get to a good
flight to tanzania.
where the
tanzanian devil lives.
it's tasmania devil
it's the tasmannian devil.
i was just kidding.
dar es salaam.
$124.
cool.
the last leg uchenna
and i came in last.
when you come in last on a
nonelimination, you're marked
for elimination
which means you
must come in first in the next
leg or suffer
the consequences,
a 30-minute penalty.
no one will lose any sleep
if we're gone.
all right.
let's find the
international section.
wait here.
because we're not sure yet.
we'll probably come back.
i don't think anyone's around.
this is the only office open.
we need to go to tanzania,
dar es salaam.
tomorrow we
have a departure
to dar es salaam,
half past 8:00 a.m.
which airline?
l.a.m.
when open?
nobody.
tomorrow, 5:00 a.m.
you call for
south africa airlines?
no.
right now?
try.
it's not possible.
what number
do you have to dial out?
nine?
just try, please.
i'm asking.
why not possible?
you just dial.
hit, hit.
charla, we have to go.
we're wasting time here.
we had a really good lead
but it's gone now.
should we go back
to our hotel
that we have a room at?
sounds good.
see what the deal is here.
we're flying to tanzania.
is there a place we can buy
tickets here?
only tomorrow.
we have a good seven hours.
it's probably worth
for us to go back.
turn right into
the airport,please.
let's go see what's happening.
we have a departure
to dar essalaam.
what airline?
l.a.m., open 5:00 a.m.
where is the l.a.m. counter?
is that it?
?
i think we might want to stay
here all night.
why?
where do we go to have to
fight traffic to get back?
?
traffic will be horrendous
in the morning.
are you guys going
to spend the night?
yeah, i think so.
i think we're going
to camp with you.
ok.
i know it's an inconvenience.
but it's only 11:00.
ok, teri, i'm sorry.
that's six hours
we have to wait.
do you want
to be in the back of
the line again or
do you want to
be inconvenienced?
i don't know.
do you want to stay in the car?
i want to be in line.
we can't do that at 2:00 a.m.?
teri, no.
i want to stay here.
fine.
i cannot believe that we're
going to stay here.
i'm frustrated.
ian is a strong personality.
he's opinionated.
he's black and white,
and there
really isn't very
much in between.
what i'm trying to explain to
you, and i'll try it one more
time, i don't want to be in line
want -- i don't want to be
seventh in line
to get these tickets.
let's try to start racing smart.
stop, look and listen.
but do we have
to stop in an airport?
i'm not staying
here another day.
maybe they have
a flight to miami.
every time we see teri, she
says, "i want to go to miami.
i want to go back
to my hometown."
i'm just about to tell her,
"go back.
what are you waiting for?"
i need two tickets on that
direct to dar es salaam,
that flight is full.
can i get on stand-by?
all the teams are getting on
stand-by for the 8:30 flight.
from maputo to dar es salaam.
it's very urgent.
i need to go to dar es salaam.
what else do you have?
there is a 7:00 a.m. flight
to johannesburg
that connects
to dar es salaam.
but the connecting
flight is full.
you can try to get on stand-by
when you land in johannesburg.
it's a big risk.
it's a bigger airport
than this one.
it's a big risk.
ok.
can you please do that?
once we get to johannesburg,
we'll figure out a
way to get to
dar es salaam.
here is the boarding passes.
come on.
mirna and charla
got on to johannesburg.
yes.
it's a flight that goes from
johannesburg
to dar es salaam is
a risky flight because it's
completely sold out, so unless
charla and mirna can't get
wait-listed on
that flight there
is no way for sure knowing
they'll get on a flight that
will beat us.
if we go to johannesburg we
might not get there.
right.
the 8:30 flight to dar es
salaam is full.
none of you will get on.
i suggest you try
south african airlines.
it opens at 9:45 a.m.
so now we've got to go to
johannesburg whether
we like it or not.
we stayed for nothing.
?
stand in line, south africa,
let's get in there.
now mirna and smirna look
like geniuses.
we need to
to dar es salaam.
maybe a miracle will happen.
can you help us?
can you please get
us on that airline?
i found a friend
in johannesburg.
his name was cristo.
please let this work.
what should we do now?
actually, we wait.
because the flight almost closes
let's just, like, hold hands
one moment and
think about this.
can you please let
us get on this flight?
our friend, cristo,
is working overtime for us.
oh, my gosh.
are you praying too?
please pray.
we're religious people, but
that was a little
awkward, you
know, holding hands and --
all this.
you enjoyed it.
thank you, cristo.
oh, my goodness.
this is a make-or-
break moment.
just don't hit your head-
on that thing.
good.
you are boarding at gate 25.
thank you.
thank you so much.
thank you.
we appreciate all your help.
bye-bye.
what time do they open?
the doors opened upstairs,
south african.
what's popping?
let's go.
we're going to go upstairs.
let's go.
i say wait here.
they're just doing something to
be doing something.
we need to stay here.
open it.
i was hoping
you could help us.
we're trying to
get tickets on a
flight to johannesburg
then go to dar es salaam.
if my ticket office is not
open, i will try to do your
booking, ok?
thank you.
stand in line is
the thing to do.
maputo-johannesburg,
i have space available.
i can sell ?
thank you.
there is a flight that's air
tanzania leaving from
johannesburg at 13:15.
ok.
and it's arriving at dar es
salaam at 18:30.
unfortunately, it says that
there is no more space.
can you put us
on a waiting list?
okay
all of you now are on the standby list
johannesburg to dar es salaam.
thank you.
thank you for your help.
i can book you to
johannesburg, but the dar es
salaam flight is full to dar es
salaam, i must put
you on stand-by.
we'll take stand-by.
it's my understanding that
dar es salaam is full.
we're on wait-listing for the
same flight to johannesburg.
this flight leaves
in 30 minutes.
cutting it close.
whoa.
air tanzania.
we are here and we
are ready to go.
let him talk, let him talk.
i have a list of eight of you
on stand-by who
will be checked
in immediately.
he has a list.
those with tickets are
oswald and danny.
we're holding tickets.
yes.
uchenna and joyce.
we're here.
we're here.
dustin and kandice.
and eric and danielle.
so who is left?
us.
us.
sorry, guys, i wish i could
accommodate everybody.
what can you do for us now?
no seats on the plane.
can't believe that it
actually happened.
i'm still waiting for somebody
to run after us
and tell us to stop.
eric and danielle,
where are they?
they're gone.
they left.
they went to the gate.
issued them tickets.
eric and danielle.
there has been a mistake.
you were accidentally given
somebody else's seats.
sorry, i must ask you to leave
the plane right now.
you've got to be kidding me.
but we're sitting on the plane.
come on, already.
does anybody
want to get off
the plane for, like, 50 bucks
cash right now?
oh, my god.
are you kidding me?
we were sitting
on the plane already.
this is ridiculous.
announcer: our first myth--
so what can we do now?
they may have a flight tonight
but let's see
danni, he's going
to come talk to us.
no i'm not gonna calm down
this is ridiculous.
-i don't wanna do this anymore
there are still two other
teams we have to go against.
let him see what he
can do for us first.
-just relax.
? come over here
we have a flight
with s.a.a. tomorrow.
stand-by.
this is a nightmare.
the flight leaves at 9:55
tomorrow morning
arriving in dar
es salaam 12:55 p.m.
i have already put
your names on
priority stand-by.
that's fine.
so we're on stand-by for it.
s when your flight?
can you help us?
are you just
going to abandon
us here now?
what can you do for us?
we have a flight with s.a.a.
that is leaving 9:55 tomorrow.
is there seat
availability on it?
i can book you on
tomorrow's flight, stand-by.
thank you very much
i'm going to spend another
night in an airport?
come on.
weeed a taxi.
for the ferry terminal.
we need to find the dhows.
i think we need to find the other people.
we have to know
that they're still here.
dani and eric?
bill saw us and
ran excitedly.
they're here?
they didn't get on?
we just went
from top four to
bottom three.
it's frigging psycho.
now is a three-
way tie for last.
what do you want now?
go over here, see what's
happening in this book store.
hey, guys.
there is three of us here.
i'm, like, in shock.
south african.
our best action.
since we're all in the same
sinking boat.
this is the terminal.
start running,
charla start running.
hi, how are you?
ticket number one.
what time is number one living?
due to the weather between
here and the island, the dhow
will be leaving
tomorrow morning at 5:30.
that's a long, long time.
the weather.
a storm coming?
there is a storm coming.
we have to wait for the first
boat to depart.
we will be on the boat
as team number one.
where the heck is
everybody else?
tanzania.
quickly.
tanzania.
they're right behind us.
this is cool.
this is the ferry area here.
the ferry area.
is this the ferry here?
this is the ferry.
do you see?
are we here?
it's right here.
this one?
next?
kandice, let's go.
we got the last number one.
dang it.
dhow number one at 8:30 a.m.
what time does this one leave?
second dhow will leave at
it's a little frustrating to
stop, because we're
all ready to
race and keep going.
knowing that the 30-minute
penalty is looming
over our heads.
good morning, sir.
how are you?
good morning to you.
what are you doing in this
lonely dock at this
late of night?
are you looking
for some company?
waiting for a boat.
i come cheap.
that's mirna and charla.
hi.
this is our corner.
this is our corner.
we work this bench.
all right.
we're kidding.
we'll sleep on this bench.
there is no sleeping.
you didn't get the joke.
this is going to be fun.
oh, wow.
look how pretty it is.
it's like the ancient time.
we're going to
trade you for food now.
ok.
can i have some of the food?
we're just making sure that
the line is going on so that we
can honor the line.
you guys aren't going to
honor the line?
i don't think there is a line.
these ropes are for lines.
let's not fight over stand-by.
let's not fight
over it, exactly.
we got here first.
that's cool, though.
no worries.
the let's get in
line behind them.
and we're off.
all right.
on our way to zanzibar.
think about it this way.
for a lot of people, the last
time they saw home
was on this ride.
when the sl*ve trade was at its
peak, zanzibar was one of the
gateways to europe.
slaves, this very path, ladies.
now it's your turn.
we're probably not going to
get on this early
flight because
we have no luck at all.
stand by, try and get on the
there's room for only two on
stand-by.
eric and danielle, i can
check you in.
thank you, sir.
i can't believe that this is
happening again.
is that a definite no more seats?
just get me out of here.
maybe you could just wave a
magic wand and get
us on this flight.
we're going to be stuck here
for god knows how long.
is there any other airline
that flies to dar
es salaam today?
air malawi has a flight.
it's air malawi.
let's beat feet
for air malawi.
charla, are you ok?
no, i'm not.
charla.
they're like doctors.
it cools her off.
is it better?
yeah, much better.
you guys know a
lot of beauty tips.
they're not beauty tips.
this is kind of like first aid.
thank you.
ok.
charla and i are
together all
day every day,
so it was kind of
nice to have other
companions with us.
zanzibar.
zanzibar.
i've never been so happy to
leave a country in my life.
we're out of here.
praise the lord.
we arrived.
we know that
there are teams behind us.
but you always have to keep
on-going and think
you are last
so you work harder.
marked kiofks we
have to look for.
straight ahead.
there you go.
how are you?
thank you.
"solve it or schlep it."
phil: in this detour, teams have
to choose between
a skill that
could tax their
mind and a skill
that could tax their muscles.
the choice, solve it or schlep it.
in solve it teams makes their
way 1/3 of a mile to a hotel,
£¿
put together a 62-piece puzzle
that recreates an
image from a
style of local art
work known as tenga-tenga.
once they have completed the
puzzle they will receive
their next clue.
in schlep it they
make their way
to the lumberyard,
once there ?
and load two50-pound
logs into their cart.
these logs are highly sought
after for the construction of
the native ship the dhow.
once ?
they will deliver the logs to
this shipyard where they will
receive their next clue.
?
can you come with us?
puzzle.
cutake us there?
come on.
come.
ok.
are you kidding me?
charla and mirna
are here already.
we get to pick a puzzle?
we're going to beat them.
this is going to be tough.
look.
all the fish face this way.
see, you've got to get the
gills going in the
right direction.
there you go.
man, i'm good.
yeah, you are.
i'm good.
found another one.
this is a lot harder
than it looks.
whatever.
don't talk too much, and work.
i got one.
oh.
my great grandfather
was a pirate.
where did you get him?
i don't know.
where did you find him?
zanzibar, you're
going home, buddy.
we're halfway.
what's that?
that's a little weird.
charla and i are both very
competitive, driven people.
we're trying to
make first place again.
charla, pick up the pace.
we're almost done.
ok, ok.
come on, charla.
don't stop.
that doesn't make -- yes,
charla, that's the only one.
we're finished.
we're finished.
thank you very much.
thank you.
"make your way to kikongwi.
phil: teams must travel 15 miles
to the tiny village of kikungwi,
homes of the masai
drive on zanzibar.
it's here where they will find
their next clue.
we have to go
now to kikungwi.
we have to take a taxi.
you have air-conditioner here?
air conditioning.
i'm racing,
but i don't want to melt.
ok.
how do you do.
welcome.
thank you.
"make your way to kikongwi."
i'm exhausted.
do you want to eat anything?
let's do it.
we've got to buy some fruit.
we wanted to
get some type of
energy, because after being on
the water for so long, and in
the sun, we were
dehydrated and
we stopped and got some fruit.
grab some corn.
can you go a little bit fast?
we're not here
for a leisurely stroll.
ok.
this is way better
than potato chips.
we're trying to make first
place again and
we're feeling positive.
we're number one.
"who's on target?"
phil: a road block is a task
that only one team
member may perform.
in this road block that person
must learn to hunt with a
traditional w*apon used by
members of the masai tribe.
?
the team member
chosen to hunt
must throw the
deadly rungu 65
feet and destroy one of these
clay targets in
order to receive
their next clue hidden inside.
want me to do it?
yes.
danny and oswald
should have been here.
they're jumping so high as if
they have bouncing balls.
do the throwing.
oh, that was neat.
give me one.
i'll try.
come on, mirna.
you can do this, girl.
oh, my gosh.
this is a lot harder
than it looks.
do you want to watch
the demo again?
keep doing it.
throw me the water bottle.
good throw.
maybe you should have done it.
there is the flag right there.
wait for us.
"road block."
target.
throwing.
i'll do it.
you will do it?
yes.
charla and mirna
are here already.
they probably
didn't stop to get fruit.
where have you guys been?
we bought some fruit.
damn.
up, up.
mirna, up in the sky.
up in the sky.
almost.
you have to have
a limp wrist.
damn.
yes, yes.
"make your way to the next
pit stop old fort."
phil: teams must now travel 15
miles through zanzibar's lush
landscape into stone town and
find this place.
old fort.
this aenth century fortresses
built by a -- this 18th century
fortresses built
by a tradesman
is the last leg.
the last team to check in here
may be eliminated.
do you know ?
?
they could finish
at any moment.
she must have
been praying to
her mother, her
grandmother and
her eternal lineage.
?
yes.
next to old fort.
we're going to the old fort.
mirna and charla, they're
really formidable contenders.
they can beat the
be-jesus out of us.
we won't stop for fruit.
we're looking for philly --
mr. phil to you.
make sure this is the fort.
i don't see it.
is this the old fort?
the next building?
charla, come on.
give me your backpack.
if we're team number two to
arrive, i think that's going to
be the case unless
divine intervention.
no, this is not right.
where is the entrance
to the old fort?
that's the old fort.
this is the bathroom.
get out of here.
charla, we have to
go the other way.
is this the old fort?
let's go to the
other entrance.
come on.
it's the other side.
fast.
this way, danny.
ah.
here we are.
welcome to zanzibar.
thank you.
phil: charla and mirna, you're
team number one.
two ones in a row.
yeah.
phil: you are too hot to handle.
too hot to handle.
phil: i have some
good news for you.
as the winners of this leg of
the race, you have each won a
what is that?
phil: it's a dual-
hulled sailing boat.
oswald and danny,
you are team number two.
finally on land.
i see it.
there it is.
thank you.
let's read it.
"solve it or schlep it."
it's only two logs.
do you know how to get here?
the lumberyard?
let's do it.
do you know where that is?
we're going to puzzle it.
come on, come on, let's go.
taxi, taxi.
we have to go to
the 490 ferry terminal.
i'm so glad we're away from the
guidos and teri and ian.
at least we have
flipped both ways too.
this is going to be easy.
i'm glad we're not doing
physical stuff right now.
this is definitely
a lumberyard.
this is the kijangwi.
this one is heavy.
girl, i have been
doing my push-ups.
do you know how
to get to the palace ruins?
can you get us there?
yes.
ferry terminal.
it's in there.
hello.
this is dhow number three.
ok.
we'll be leaving soon.
i feel like a bobsled
team or something.
i think this is a good choice.
i do too.
we have to leave
right this second.
otherwise, we might see the
guidos and teri and ian.
and it would just ruin this
whole, enjoyable trip we're
about to have.
we have to run
our own race
and have to stay positive,
do the best we can now.
we're not out until phil says
we're out.
we're not going
to quit racing.
we're going to race
until the bitter end.
we're not going to
throw in the towel.
you've got to beat us.
go, go, go.
ah.
are they making fun of me?
down to the last one.
this one right here.
we're done.
excellent.
thank you.
mike your way to kikung
we got through
the puzzle very fast.
that was really good.
just throw it on top.
can you hold it on top?
because i'm pressing it down.
this is the shipyard.
?
it's amazing.
how cute.
ah.
one, two, three.
this one's heavy.
got it?
yeah.
there he is.
do we get a clue?
thank you.
"make your way to kikungwi.
we'll take a taxi.
i still think it
was a good choice.
i do too.
this is sweet.
we're fighting
from the bottom
to try to get to the top.
there are so many
what ifs in this race.
somebody thinks
they're out of
it and don't get
too comfortable
because somebody is
sneaking up on you.
taxi
the ferry terminal.
from here, not far away.
thank you.
the guidos are just
ahead of us by seconds.
just a flat-out race
between us two.
the loser takes all -- winner
takes all, loser guess home.
we don't want to be
eliminated in this
leg of the race.
this is theent for one of us.
this is the ferry terminal.
follow that cab.
they're here too?
down there.
let's go.
where is the dhow?
joe, over here.
ok.
when does it leave?
it leave around 8:00.
damn it, damn it.
"who's on target?"
me.
right here.
come on, chen.
wow.
that could take some time.
how much farther
do you think?
getting close.
i wonder where
uchenna and joyce are.
i don't know.
honey, use a lot
of energy, ok?
"make your way to the next
pit stop, old fort."
bye.
jumping with the masai, ok,
this is a dream come true.
it was so cool.
i think i should do it.
this is so cool.
it's going to be
a little tough.
hi.
thank you.
"detour."
do the puzzle.
stop start the clock.
phil: uchenna and joyce.
you're the third
team to arrive.
you have been marked for
elimination from the last leg.
you need to wait 30 minutes
before i can check you in.
just wait over there.
you did it.
i thought it was going
to take forever.
we're done, i think.
thank you.
"make your way to kikungwi
and search the village
for your next clue.
phil: ok, guys, i can
check you in now.
uchenna and joyce,
you are team number three.
yes.
we're ready to go?
yes.
set sail, mon kapitan.
phil: dustin and kandice,
you're team number four.
that's good.
who is on target?
that's me.
that was horrible.
i almost hit it.
come on.
release.
you almost got it.
go get it.
"make your way to the next
pit stop, old fort."
it's going to be
outside this marked --
we're neck and neck.
somebody is going
to go home in a while.
team guidos are
great people
but we don't want to be
eliminated.
better anybody else.
phil: eric and danielle,
you are team number five.
thank god.
the marked kiofk.
there it is.
it's right in front of you.
do you have the clue in
thank you very much.
detour.
do you have the clue?
thank you very much.
thank you.
we're going to solve it.
we don't want to schlep it.
teri and ian were
choosing the zzle.
want to do the puzzle?
we'll both do puzzle.
i thought it best
to stay neck and neck.
there is no chance
of them getting away.
let's do this one.
there are some pieces.
little piece.
done.
separate the colors.
it will make it a lot easier as
we go along.
try this one.
no.
yes.
no.
upside down too.
exactly.
no.
no.
try this one over here.
flip it over.
ok.
keep going around
with this yellow one.
no.
flip it.
they're painted on both sides.
you realize that, don't you?
no wonder we can't do it.
there you go.
we've got it now.
almost done.
ok.
they're done.
you guys are good.
thank god.
"make your way to kikungwi
and search the village
for your next clue."
we're in trouble.
we finished our
puzzle before teri and ian.
we feel like we're doing well
but we don't know
what we're doing next.
it's still relative.
you can win it or
lose it on a dime.
keep going.
i need more.
there is one left.
ok.
thank you very much.
"make your way
to kikungwi."
catch-up time.
there is the clue box.
"who's on target?
me."
stay focused.
you're holding
onto it too long, i think.
let it go earlier.
damn it.
maybe somebody
will get stuck
at the road block
and it won't be us.
somebody can
only be the guidos.
come on, let's go.
let's go.
ooh.
there is always a chance.
please go fast.
how much further
do we have to go?
not far.
all right.
come on.
good man.
"make your way
to the next pit stop.
old fort."
teri and i-- teri and
ian didn't show up?
no.
thank god.
we're not going to throw in
the towel on this.
there is the box.
"who's on target?"
i guess that's me.
go, go, go.
traffic.
you know ian's going to do it.
, you can do this.
you can do this.
"warning,
the last team to
check in may be eliminated."
old fort.
as quick as you can.
must be an accident
or something.
it's taking too long.
we're not throwing
in the towel.
until phil says
we're eliminated.
i don't think we came in
on this road.
i don't know if he knows
where he's going, joe.
go as fast as you can, sir.
leave this here.
come on.
hurry, hurry.
this has got to be it.
right here.
stop.
i think we've got to go
through that gate.
?
came through
the wrong door?
yeah.
it's not open?
go around.
is there another entrance?
another entrance
to the fort?
there.
yeah.
see if this is it.
teri.
how are we?
phil: joe and bill,
you're team number six.
and you are still in the race.
phil, we're coming.
we're coming, phil.
hi, phil.
sorry to get you up so early.
phil: teri and ian, you are the
last team to arrive.
i'm sorry to tell you, you have
been eliminated from the race.
we figured as much.
we had fun.
we're sorry to be eliminated.
we're going home.
we're going home to our
families,or our children and
continue a great life.
teri is the love of my life.
she's always been there for me.
ian loves me like
no one else can.
i wouldn't want
to be in life without her.
phil: stay tuned
for scenes from
our next episode.
phil: on the next special
two-hour "amazing race"
danielle
loses patience with eric.
stop being stubborn.
it's annoying.
stop.
grow up, please.
do something besides bitch.
phil: charla suits up to take on
a formidable foe.
oh, my god.
please don't k*ll me.
straight line.
don't let him go.
11x06 - We're Going to Trade You for Food Now
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Adventure reality competition franchise in which teams of two people race around the world in competition with other teams.
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