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So many tears.
lame finale. Finding the baby in the king cake decided it.
lame finale. Finding the baby in the king cake decided it.
None of it was hard. The order didn’t change one time from the beginning.
Finding the baby in the king cake decided it.
The randomness of a bad taxi driver has always been annoying. When it happens where there isn’t a language barrier AND you would think the destination isn’t some off the wall place, it’s just crazy.Wasn’t a big fan of the finale. Really only 1 comp that would either win or lose you the race....unless your taxi takes a “shortcut”.
It's a small thing, but I find it telling when one person in the final couple decides to rush to the final mat without the other. Give you one guess who sprinted onto the mat this season.James Bond said:I saw a couple of interesting team interviews. Pretty much what would be expected.
DeAngelo explained his frustration and that out-of-context mat quote. He said that he was disappointed with the time in-between legs most. He could see things out his hotel window (like the Eiffel Tower) but there was no time to go see them. In past races, others made the same complaint. No real off time to really see the cities that you are in at the time
The Volleybros said it took them three hours to find the baby in the king cake. They were never really in at after that.
The boyfriends certainly had selective memory. They insisted that they never tried to eliminate a particular team. They just wanted to make sure that they weren't eliminated. I guess they conveniently forgot that in leg three they tried to eliminate Leo and Alana by U-turning them (because they had helped the blondes during the truck decorating task, even though they were doing the same thing for their alliance), in leg seven they convinced the blondes to yield Leo and Alana so that they would be eliminated, in leg eight they yielded the blondes to eliminate them, and in both legs nine and ten they tried to eliminate DeAngelo and Gary.
The new season starts tomorrow. Here's a clip of the first five minutes to get everyone started.
On your marks, get set, go!
Especially when you are in a country where you speak the same language!Every season ..
I've never been to this city, I have no idea where the place is that the clue tells me to go.. But dam if I'll stop to ask someone that lives there where I need to go.. I'll just wander around and hope to stumble upon it. .
Love the flight attendants. There were no teams I cringed at, yet. Lulu and Lala are there to provide drama, and their brand of it doesn't annoy me, probably because I'm also from NJ and see that all the time.
Seemed like there was an obvious "right choice" on both detours.
My wife and I were especially shuked about that.And who doesn't know what a Bobby is?
Yeah no one has jumped out as schemers or backstabbers yet, but the season is new. I also didn't care for that older couple that does the family wacky videos. The guy reminds me of Alex Moffat from SNL with the ##### factor turned up 50%.Lulu and Lala were very cool about it when they thought they were being eliminated. I was primed to hate them from the intro, but was surprised to find them perfectly fine. The only ones I don't like are the "internet sensations" or whatever they are, the ones who do videos with their kids. :X Although I do like most of the teams so far, it's disappointing to see so many who are "internet sensations" or "YouTube stars" or former reality TV contestants or whatever. Just not usually my cuppa.
TAR has been bringing on lots of those people for a while now. Seems to be their preferred method of recruiting.Although I do like most of the teams so far, it's disappointing to see so many who are "internet sensations" or "YouTube stars" or former reality TV contestants or whatever.
I thought he kind of looked like Jon Stewart. Though Jon Stewart would never find a clue and say "this can't be all there is to it, let's look some more."I also didn't care for that older couple that does the family wacky videos. The guy reminds me of Alex Moffat from SNL with the ##### factor turned up 50%.
Give folks who have not had media exposure or work somewhat mundane jobs a chance to be on the public stage and benefit from it. Several of the current teams do fit this.Lulu and Lala were very cool about it when they thought they were being eliminated. I was primed to hate them from the intro, but was surprised to find them perfectly fine. The only ones I don't like are the "internet sensations" or whatever they are, the ones who do videos with their kids. :X Although I do like most of the teams so far, it's disappointing to see so many who are "internet sensations" or "YouTube stars" or former reality TV contestants or whatever. Just not usually my cuppa.
Not surprised about the cops. I don’t think puzzles were their thing so they didn’t even think that they might have to put it up in order.Surprised how bad the cops were.
Fans of the two male teams - the Heros and Ryan/Dusty
The lack of Bobby vocabulary was surprising.
The dad in the father/daughter team could turn out to be the schemer if they last long enough.
Sneaky team to stick around - the couple from Love Island even with his stupid moment finding the clue in the mail room.
I was actually surprised that I liked them as well. Yes, they seem goofy, but they do appear to be nice people. I mean when the husband fell that was good TV and he just got up and kept going. I think he was the one who said I’ve always wanted to kiss the queen, which was one of the funniest parts.Give folks who have not had media exposure or work somewhat mundane jobs a chance to be on the public stage and benefit from it. Several of the current teams do fit this.
That being said I was prepared to not like the couple who do videos with their kids but the initial 2 hour episode showed them to be down to earth and pleasant.
Maybe, though I was impressed that they worked their way up from last to find the phone booth people to seventh at the end of the first leg to second at the end of the second leg. It's possible that was just a function of choosing the "right" detour each time, but hopeless teams don't have a trajectory like that.The other married couple that did the darts just seems like a team that will make a bad mistake or not being to finish one detour and have to start another.
Not hopeless. I think the married educators are hopeless in that I don’t see them having the speed to avoid many more eliminations now that two of the worse teams are gone. I just think married darts have that mistake in them to be the bottom one time. Honestly, after the two that were eliminated (likely the worst two) and the married educators, the rest of the teams seem pretty competitive so one mistake could be costly.Maybe, though I was impressed that they worked their way up from last to find the phone booth people to seventh at the end of the first leg to second at the end of the second leg. It's possible that was just a function of choosing the "right" detour each time, but hopeless teams don't have a trajectory like that.
I don't think it was a non elimination round, rather a "keep racing" stop. So, maybe no punishment.Not hopeless. I think the married educators are hopeless in that I don’t see them having the speed to avoid many more eliminations now that two of the worse teams are gone. I just think married darts have that mistake in them to be the bottom one time. Honestly, after the two that were eliminated (likely the worst two) and the married educators, the rest of the teams seem pretty competitive so one mistake could be costly.
Oh crap, I forgot the twins had a stay of execution. They and the educators are the next two IMHO. The twins were just bad and I’d assume they have to do some sort of extra challenge although I don’t recall that being mentioned.
I wonder if that clue was just for them. All other racers just got their place but I don’t recall Phil handing them clues. Maybe it was editing so we didn’t know if it was or was a keep racing/non-elimination before we saw the last team.I don't think it was a non elimination round, rather a "keep racing" stop. So, maybe no punishment.
Maybe, but you are going to also want to give them a break since the weaker is just luck. Even the stronger thrower is a bit of luck so I can see not wanting to completely exhaust/frustrate the bad thrower.It never came up but during the dart throw did they have to rotate throwing 3 darts? Each team seemed to have a better dart thrower. Could the bad thrower continue to throw until bullseye and then put the pressure the better thrower to hit a bullseye within 3 shots. Seems faster than the good thrower having to spend time throwing then it put the pressure on the weaker thrower. I would always want my weaker thrower going first.
TAR has been bringing on lots of those people for a while now. Seems to be their preferred method of recruiting.Although I do like most of the teams so far, it's disappointing to see so many who are "internet sensations" or "YouTube stars" or former reality TV contestants or whatever.
I thought he kind of looked like Jon Stewart.
I just think married darts have that mistake in them to be the bottom one time.
Agree all around. You know the twins and educators aren’t long for the game. They aren’t fast so they’ll hit the bottom soon.This feels right to me, too. I was when they were walking around just yelling, "Bobby!? Bobby?!?" They seem the type not to stop and think things out enough (of course many teams don't, but they seem more likely not to).
Agree about the married educators, too, which is a shame as I could definitely pull for them. For now, my favorites are also the train-hero-guys and the wrongfully convicted guy and his friend.
It looks like it was a keep racing leg but I'm not sure. They did not advise the racers or audience what was happening except to tell the last place twins they were still racing.I wonder if that clue was just for them. All other racers just got their place but I don’t recall Phil handing them clues. Maybe it was editing so we didn’t know if it was or was a keep racing/non-elimination before we saw the last team.
Phil also didn’t give the first team a reward so I think you may be right, it wasn’t really a finish leg.
The Bobby was somewhat initially unhelpful to previous racers but with them went out of his way to let them know he had the clue. This was despite the fact that they never directly asked him if he was "bobby" and had a clue for them.This feels right to me, too. I was when they were walking around just yelling, "Bobby!? Bobby?!?" They seem the type not to stop and think things out enough (of course many teams don't, but they seem more likely not to).
Agree about the married educators, too, which is a shame as I could definitely pull for them. For now, my favorites are also the train-hero-guys and the wrongfully convicted guy and his friend.
ugh, they are so annoying. I hope they're out quickly.We have spent the last 2 years watching The Holderness Family, so Kim and Penn are the family favorites. I don't think they can win it, but it gets the kids to watch for now.
They will be if Penn keeps overthinking things.ugh, they are so annoying. I hope they're out quickly.
There’s an overhead shot that pretty much confirms who it is. It’s posted on the TAR subreddit.Now comes the longest pit stop ever. It looked like only five teams came back. I didn't see Love Island, Taylor & Isaiah, Anthony & Spenser, or Connie & Sam. They seemed to know the two replacement teams so that's either the previously eliminated teams or maybe a team from the past? Or maybe a combination team put together from the four missing teams?
dad/daughter and the cops, from i could tell.There’s an overhead shot that pretty much confirms who it is. It’s posted on the TAR subreddit.