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PHIL: Previously on "The Amazing Race".
Seven teams raced from Bangladesh to Istanbul, Turkey.
Once on the ground, a confident Rob stood by his decision.
The Monster Truck must be confused.
- Maybe they know something. - I don't think so.
The reason the Chippendales got off the metro is
because they're followers. We're not followers.
We gonna go our own way.
PHIL: At the Detour, teams got scrubbed down.
I'm getting just all of Bangladesh off of me.
PHIL: At the Roadblock, Lexi served with a smile.
Who wants a sherbet? You want a sherbet. Come on, one lira.
PHIL: Helping her and Trey win their first leg of the race.
You are team number one!
PHIL: James couldn't close the deal.
Would you like a drink, ladies? Drink for a lira. No?
PHIL: But in the end,
it was the Married monster truckers, Rob and Kelley...
I'm very sorry to tell you that you have been eliminated from the race.
PHIL: ...who came in last.
Six teams remain. Who will be eliminated next?
Europe, Asia. Europe, Asia.
Sync by www.addic7ed.com
PHIL: This is Istanbul
and the world famous Bosphorus,
which divides Europe and Asia.
And docked on the shoreline, this 446-foot yacht,
Savarona,
it's the start of the seventh leg in a race around the world.
You are team number one!
PHIL: Trey and Lexi won the last leg of the race
and will depart first, at 12:35 P.M.
Fly to Moscow, Russia.
PHIL: Teams must now fly to the capital
of the largest country in the world,
Moscow, Russia.
Once they land,
they'll make their way to Zurab Tsereteli Sculpture Park,
where they'll receive their next clue.
- Yeehaw. - Let's go to the airport.
TREY: Lexi and I have been dating close to about three years.
With school and football,
we haven't got to spend that much time together,
but the race, for Lexi and I,
has been a huge step in our relationship to help us grow,
and now every leg I feel like we're getting stronger and stronger.
Can you take us to the airport?
LEXI: Our relationship is better than ever on this race.
I think this is exactly what we needed to take that next step.
Hopefully there will be a ring on my finger pretty soon,
but that's his call.
Easy.
- We're ready to go. - Yes, we are.
You have $420 to for this leg of the race. Let's go.
RYAN: After the last leg we feel like
the Sri Lankans have been latching on to Trey and Lexi.
They want to have people working for them that can u-turn us.
Because we're a threat and we have a chance to win $2 million,
but it makes us more motivated, which is only a good thing.
Airport.
Game on. Leg seven starts now.
- Money, we need that. - Sweet money.
ABBA: We're less than 100% now, but even less than 100%
I think that we're stronger than
a lot of people continue to think we are.
- You got the money? - It's in a zimmer pocket.
ABBA: We've had some big hurdles that we've overcome here.
It kind of shows that nothing is going to stop us.
Never surrender. Stand tall and not going to fall.
To the airport.
All righty.
Information office.
I was wondering if you can help me look up flights to Moscow, Russia.
This way, at the end of the hall, there is Aeroflot.
Okay. Thank you.
- We're trying to fly to Moscow, Russia. - On Alitalia?
I can't remember if that was your airline.
It has a funny name to it. I should have wrote it down.
You can ask Air France or KLM.
We need to go to Moscow.
To going to Moscow, you should find another company.
- What do you want to do? - Let's just eat.
Do you have beans and rice?
Fly to Moscow, Russia.
Once there, make your way to Zurab.
Airport.
- Oh, thank you. - Okay, let's go.
Okay, let's go.
The last couple of legs me and Nadiya have been couple of reckless.
Whooo!!
We're so used to getting by based on our personalities.
Papa.
- I love you. - Yes. I love you, Papa.
NADIYA: We don't put extra effort to make sure
we're succeeding our full potential.
We need to change it. Asap.
Let's go, Papa, let's go!
Istanbul is awesome.
We need internet.
This one, Turkish Airlines to Frankfurt,
connecting to Aeroflot.
- In Moscow at... - 3:40 A.M.
- How long is that layover? - An hour.
- That could work, right? - Yes.
RYAN: We want to be into the city earliest
and sometimes those earlier arriving flights have shorter connection times,
but we think it's worth the risk.
- You want to book this one? - Yeah.
Okay.
Fly to Moscow, Russia. Let's go.
Hello, there. We're trying to get into Moscow as quick as possible.
Istanbul to Sheremetyevo... 2:00 A.M.
- Getting in at 2:00 A.M.? - Yes.
So there's only one stop on that, through Amsterdam?
- Yes. - Book it, please.
This will be a score. Okay, thank you.
- We got $420? - Oh, my God. Let's go.
BRENT: We'll be leaving in last place again.
Here we go.
BRENT: Last leg we overcame a Speed Bump,
which gave us a lot of personal encouragement.
We're getting better, and we'll continue in this race.
Can you take us to the airport?
- Bye, papa. Thank you. - Let's go.
Come on. We have to find a flight.
Texas. Which flight are you guys on?
I don't know. We don't know yet.
Let's go straight to the Turkish Airlines desk.
We want to get into Moscow, Russia, as soon as possible.
First of all, Istambul - Munich, Turkish Airlines.
Then, next airline, Aeroflot. Arrival time, 4:00.
Okay. Let's do this.
It would be so nice to get away from all the freaks.
All right.
Hello, sir. We need to get to Moscow as quickly as possible.
The earliest flight is KLM, connecting through Amsterdam
arriving in Moscow at 2:00 A.M.
Let's buy it.
Here comes Abbie and Ryan.
I don't get it.
ABBIE: Abbie and Ryan, they're very competitive,
but there's a difference between being competitive and being rude.
So, we got a big hint that the game has changed for them.
- Are they waiting for those chicks? - Probably.
Babies!
Figure out how to go from point A to point B without someone else's help.
Abbie and Ryan walked by.
- They didn't say nothing to you? - No.
She was like this.
- Yeah, crazy eyes. - Yeah, crazy attitude.
International, yes?
We can try to find a travel agent.
- Hello. - We're on a race.
We have to get to Moscow as quickly as possible.
Turkish Airlines to Frankfurt then go to Moscow,
and you'll be there at 3:00 A.M.
- How long is the layover in Frankfurt? - This time.
Okay, so one hour in Frankfurt.
And she thinks this is the quickest?
Yes, the other one, the arrival time is 5:00 A.M.
We can take a flight that connect in Frankfurt,
but we only have an hour to make the connection to Moscow.
The other flight we connect through Athens, Greece,
but we arrive in Moscow two hours later.
Do you want to flip a coin?
Okay.
- Head's Frankfurt, tail's Athens? - Okay.
Head, Frankfurt.
Frankfurt? Okay.
FLIGHT TO MOSCOW VIA AMSTERDAM ARRIVES 2:00 A.M.
FLIGHT TO MOSCOW VIA MUNICH ARRIVES 4:00 A.M.
FLIGHT TO MOSCOW VIA FRANKFURT DELAYED.
JOSH: We got on the plane. The flight attendant had made
an announcement that we were going to be an hour late.
We knew we were in trouble.
The delay just ate up our entire transfer time.
PHIL: All teams are now making their way to Moscow, Russia,
by Amsterdam, Munich or Frankfurt.
Connecting flights to the right. We've only got three minutes.
Let's go, honey. Come on, baby!
- Aeroflot? - Moscow, D-5.
Oh, my God.
Come on, guys, we can make it.
Watch out! Coming through.
- It's gone. - We missed it.
- It's gone. - We missed it.
Guys, look. There's no flights out till tomorrow morning.
Welcome to Moscow, boys.
All right, we are headed to the museum.
Of a famous sculpture, Zurab Tsereteli.
We have Abba and James with us.
That's the first time that's ever happened.
Yeah. We just see hair flowing in the wind.
- Hi. - We missed our flight.
We need to get to Moscow as soon as possible.
The earliest flight, it's via Warsaw.
It gets you in at 3:10 P.M. tomorrow.
JOSH: When we learned that there was no way we were going to get in Moscow
anywhere near the other teams we knew we were screwed.
- This isn't any fun anymore. - No, it's not.
Oh, wow! Look at this place.
- How cool is this? - These clowns kind of freak me out.
Oh, right here, guys. It's the entrance.
Hello.
OPEN BETWEEN 9:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. I guess we're hanging out, kids.
Hi, sir. To this address.
You will follow us.
It smells like smoke.
This is the coldest place we've been so far.
Yeah.
- It's like cold and wet. - Rainy.
- This is so Russia. - Exactly.
- Dreary and dark and gloomy. - Isn't that like Seattle?
No, it's Russia.
- Here? - Yeah, this is the front.
- Hey, hey! - My God.
- We just have to wait here. - What are y'all doing out here?
Where are the Beekman Boys and where are Abbie and Ryan?
- Hey, buddies. - What's up?
We think the Beekman Boys and Abbie and Ryan missed their flight.
- Is that possible? - I hope so.
Finally on our way.
RYAN: So in our mind, Abbie and I have one team left
to race against and we're really screwed.
ABBIE: Some teams that don't like us and want us out are way ahead.
How do you catch up with those people?
- We're like dead men walking right now. - Yeah.
- Here comes Abbie and Ryan. - Shut up!
We're off to see the wizard.
Come on, get a clue!
There's big statues everywhere.
It's very menacing.
Here it is!
Ahhh!
- Here we go. - All right.
Make your way to Moskvoretsky Most.
PHIL: Teams must now make they way to Moskvoretsky Most
and search of Ivan the Terrible's guards,
who will hand them their next clue.
Ivan the Terrible's guards will hand your next clue. Let's go.
Taxi!
Moskvoretsky Most?
- Okay. Let's go. - Okay.
- We're looking for this place. - You're going this way.
By walking, it's 25 minutes.
- Can you write it for us in russian? - Thank you so much.
LEXI: We've been aligned with Natalie and Nadiya
and we are friends with the Chippendales.
It was just natural to try to find it together.
Moskvoretsky Most.
Look at that.
Ivan the Terrible's guards.
Are those guys in red up there?
Hello.
Thank you, sir.
- Detour. - Synchronized or Alphabetized.
PHIL: Alphabetized requires teams to visit the Russian State Library,
housing 24 million books
indexed in a sea of card catalogs,
which are printed in Cyrillic.
After choosing a librarian,
teams will be given a list of books with their information in russian.
Selecting four books from the list,
they must comb through hundreds of card catalogs
to find each bock's location and search the aisles to retrieve the books.
Once they've collected all four books, Olga, the head librarian,
will hand them their next clue.
Synchronized requires teams to go synchronized swimming
with the next generation of Russia's gold medal winning team.
Teams must learn and performance a choreographed routine
in time with the music.
Once the coach feels they are in sync,
she'll hand over their next clue.
I don't know about swimming with my leg this is way.
Let's do Alphabetized.
Do you know where this is, the Russian State Library?
Yeah, across Red Square. It's walking distance.
The guards!
Thank you.
Thank you.
Detour.
Are you going to be able to memorize a routine?
- Let's do the library one. - Swimming. Let's go.
It seems like russian alphabet would be really confusing.
- We'll do Synchronized. - Good luck.
Do you know where the Russian State Library is?
- Pretty close, over the bridge. - Babe, we'll just have to walk.
Are you a taxi? Yes.
Trud Sportivnaya.
Sir? Oh, he's going off.
Taxi.
NADIYA: Nobody wants to give us a ride in Russia.
It's because we're brown.
In Bangladesh and Indonesia we were the first ones. VIP service.
None of them stop.
All right, let's use some brains now. Come on.
It's like the Library of Congress. We could be in there forever.
Hi. What books would you like us to find?
It's the author, the name and the date.
- We have to find four, right? - Yes.
Oh, my God.
All right, let's see if we can find this thing.
Holy God.
ABBA: You have no idea where these things are
in the alphabetized order of their alphabet.
They're letters that we've never seen before.
Wow.
Oh, boy.
You know, I think I'd rather drown.
Thank you.
Trud Sportivnaya.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh!
JAYMES: What do we have to put on our heads?
Floral swimming caps.
Looked like mama from Mama's Family.
Hello, beautiful ladies. How are you doing?
Is it okay? Take it off.
All right. Let's go. We have to find the instructor.
Yes. You.
Oh, here it is. We gotta know where we're goin', okay?
- Me, him? - You number two, he number eight.
So this is the pool? Okay.
A little showgirl action.
One-two, three-four, five-six, seven-eight.
JAYMES: We're like "Oh, we got this".
We can do eight counts at Chippendales.
JAYMES: Then she goes you jump in water and you jump in water.
I'm in.
JAYMES: Cool, we got this. This is going to be a breeze.
One, two, three, four, five...
JAYMES: Then all of a sudden she's like here and here and down and up.
Wait. Can we get out of the water and start over?
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
- Shall we try in the water? - One, two.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
JAMES: And then we had to do rolls under water.
Spins.
It's hard, dude.
JAMES: It was really, really tough.
You get a couple of big oafs like us in the water
and you don't know what's going to happen.
Can we just try it and come back and rehearse it?
Trud Sports Complex.
We're already like an hour deficit.
We have to consider use the Express Pass.
It may be worth use it today.
NADIYA: We have two more legs to use the Express Pass.
Either we use it in this leg to get a huge time advantage
or we use it in the next leg.
But if we don't play smart,
we could use it and still end up behind.
Team Russia, James and Jaymes,
going for the gold medal.
Ready.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
JAYMES: There's a whole pattern you're supposed to be in,
[BUZZER] we weren't anywhere close.
ERROR: WRONG POSITION
We go back time number two.
[BUZZER]
ERROR: FLIP OUT OF SYNC
Time number three.
[BUZZER]
ERROR: FLIP OUT OF SYNC
Time number four.
[BUZZER] No, no.
ERROR: FINAL FLIP OUT OF SYNC
We were definitely having trouble getting the steps.
- Five, six, seven, eight, one. - I'll get that last turn.
I'm going to scream it. Seven-eight.
Oh, boy. Well, here's the k's.
K-Y-PI.
ABBA: We tried to figure out the alphabetizing within the catalog
and it didn't make any sense what so ever.
- We made it. - Whoo.
She is one of the librarians.
Thank you.
- How's it going? - Run for your lives.
Oh, my gosh, dude.
LEXI: Everything is in russian.
This looks familiar.
LEXI: But then we found what we thought maybe looked like authors.
There is C-A.
- C-A-M. That might be it. - No.
Try another one and if we can't find another one, we'll just go.
Are we nine hours behind them?
Feels like it. Might as well be 24 at this point.
We're in Warsaw.
It's our last flight to get into Moscow.
There is such a gap.
There's no point even racing with these guys. It just sucks.
We have not seen this, right?
I don't know if we can do this.
TREY: The english alphabet came of no use to us.
Three bars.
TREY: We were looking at shapes basically
and matching up with other shapes.
III-E-N.
III-E-N.
- 1969, this is it. - Write it down.
69.
Maybe we can do this.
Dude, should we bail and get out of here?
I think you're right. Let's go swim.
All right. We have to find a cab here now, too.
- Is this it? - Yes.
God bless Russia.
- We jump in? - Yes.
What are we doing?
We jump from there to here. Understand?
Why don't you speak in english?
NADIYA: She's trying to explain to us what to do,
but she could not speak english.
- What else? - I don't understand.
Not a lick of english.
At that point, we realized that we were screwed.
Understand?
- Which one are you looking at? - I looking at this one.
- H-A-B. - Seems this.
- Yes. This is it. - This is it?
Oh, no way. We have found our fourth and final thing.
It's this "G" thing. 69-80.
We are ready.
Oh, my gosh, like a maze.
Oh, my gosh.
I hope we wrote down the right information.
If we picked the wrong information, we're screwed.
- We're almost there? - Your books is here.
What?
- Oh, gee. - Okay. Yeah, yeah.
G-69. Oh, my gosh. Okay.
So it's going to say 69 and then the second number.
52, 52.
Is that it? Yeah, that's it.
- We got that one. - Let's look for the next one.
G-74 Two of them are G-74.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
NATALIE: We were not counting the song and flipping early.
You have to pop up together.
NADIYA: And it's so close claustrophobic.
Then, we have our legs on top of each other in the water.
It was so intense.
[BUZZER]
No.
There are big mistakes. The finish...
...that was bad.
Dude, let's Express Pass. You wanna use the Express Pass?
We can't understand anything.
- What do you think? - It's very hard without english.
I know.
We're setting ourselves up for failure.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
No.
Dude, let's Express Pass. You wanna use the Express Pass?
I don't know. It's very hard without english.
I know.
Once more, okay?
We get in the water and realize we're screwed
because the girl doesn't speak english.
- The judge was amazingly brutal. - It was like a nightmare.
It's getting worse and worse.
- We're going to Express Pass. - Yeah.
Express Pass, men.
No way. Don't waste it.
We know that we are the front
four teams right now so we're safe.
What if Abbie and them are already here?
They're not here.
At this point, we feel like losers for trying to quit.
Fine, fine.
Just do it.
- Here? - That's it.
Last one. We did it, dude.
We did not give up on ourselves. That was awesome.
Yes, yes, yes.
- Yes, one. - Yes, check.
- Yes. - Check.
Check. One more.
Whoo! Yay!
- Congratulations. - Thank you so much.
Travel by taxi to the Luzhkov Most.
PHIL: Teams must make their way to the Luzhkov Most
and search for the Trees of Love
to find their next clue.
Trees of love. I like the sound of that.
All right, let's do its.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
One, two, three, four...
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[APPLAUSES]
We won the gold medal! This is for Russia.
Whoo! Search for the Trees of Love.
- Good job, guys. - Thank you.
- Don't get intimidated by it. - Let's do it.
- Babe, over here. - Good gosh.
- Roadblock. - Who's ready to unlock the future?
PHIL: Choosing one of these trees
made up of locks symbolizing internal love,
teams must find the race ribbon and figure out
which keys open all 10 of its locks.
Once unlocked, they'll find their next clue at the ribbon,
which will reveal their next destination.
All right, I'll do it.
You got this, babe.
You have to do the locks on this, babe.
TREY: So I had this circle of keys
and I had to keep trying all the locks on the race band.
I had 10 locks, probably 100 keys
and they had individual keys on those locks.
Once I popped one,
I figured there had to be some kind of a domino effect.
It looks like everyone is going to a wedding, which it's kind of funny.
One wedding, two wedding, three wedding.
Don't be getting any ideas, girl.
Here's the swimming pool.
- Trud Sports Complex? - It's another place.
Go to Metro Sportivnaya.
Thank you. Well, this was not a good day.
We have an issue and the issue is what to do when it's just the two of us
and we're so far behind everyone else?
I'd rather just get there and race together.
That's how we feel.
Pact?
RYAN: Josh and Brent and Abbie and I decided
we're going to run this leg together as one unit.
It's always better in the race to stay with another team for comfort.
You can do it. Come on, baby.
Trees of love.
- Hey, guys, what's up? - This is hard.
Is it hard? All right.
Okay, I'll do it. Give it to me.
- Yes! - You got it? Yay!
- Our first lock. - All right, good.
Let's try this one.
JAMES: There's like this ribbon basically interwoven
into the tree with all these locks on it.
And you go through and start unlocking the locks
and eventually release the ribbon to receive your clue.
Hey, Lexi, got my second one. The future is looking good.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Whoo!
- Good, girls. - Thank you so much.
Search for the Trees of Love to find your next clue.
Thank you, guys.
Oh, come on, be it.
- There we go. - Hey, I like that sound.
That's a pretty sound.
Got another one.
- You did? - Yep.
We'll be done here in no time.
I think this one goes to this one right here.
See?
- He's killing it. - Yeah, baby.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Y'all speak english? - Show us how to do this.
- Okay. - I'm already afraid.
Yeah, there you go.
I just need to get a clue out of here.
- Oh, this is it. - Is it in there somehow?
- I pull that out? - Yeah.
This is what's in here.
PHIL: Teams must now figure out that
the picture on the back of the ruble is their next destination,
the Bolshoi.
This opulent 19th-century theater
is now the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
Taxi, taxi. Come on.
They figured it out.
Dude, you got this. Just think it through.
Let's go there. Yeah, yeah.
Oh, that's the bridge. You have to walk over there. Come on.
- Nadiya, come on. Hi. - Hey, hey.
- It's unlocking things. You do it. - Yeah.
- Okay, so let me start. - Just be gentle.
Natalie, shut up.
Which club are you going to? That's Moscow.
Club's gear at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
- There it is. - Oh, there you go.
No shortcuts, Natalie.
- Whoo! - Good job.
One down. Going to flow, Natalie, now.
Hey, a lot of guys are with us.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[BUZZER]
Rough day in the ol' pool today, man.
That's it. We're here!
Hello.
- Welcome to Moscow, Russia. - Thank you, thank you.
Trey and Lexi,
I am pleased to tell you that you are, in fact, team number...
one!
And I have some good news for you.
As the winners of this leg of the race,
you have won a trip for two, from Travelocity,
and you are going to beautiful Maui.
You're going to spend five nights at the Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa.
You'll enjoy a traditional luau, a scuba dive in the pacific
and then relax with a sunset dinner in a private cabana.
- It will be kind of romantic. - I think that's pretty romantic.
How in love are you, on a scale of one to 10?
A thousand! We're on a thousand.
That heart tree was so cool.
TREY: Now we've finished first a couple of times,
we realize how strong of a team we really are.
Now we have our eye on the prize and wanting to win the million.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
- Is that it? - Yeah.
- Hey, look at that. - Good job, Jaymes.
Hurry up, Natalie.
- This is our next destination. - All right.
- Do you know this building? - It's the Bolshoi Theater.
Thank you so much. Bolshoi Theater.
This set of three is not opening any keys.
What the hell, Natalie?
Just shut up and do it, will you, please?
Oh, my God, you idiot.
Natalie, I swear to God, you wasted an hour complaining.
- The worst partner ever, you. - You're the worst partner ever too.
You're the worst partner.
- Do you know? Yeah? - We want to go together.
We're half a day behind everybody else,
so we're just going to try and do what we can.
- Do you have any fight left? - I have fight left.
- There's one tiny one left in there? - A tiny one.
Hey, Moscow!
James and Jaymes, you're team number two.
- No way! - Yeah! That's right, man!
One for us.
Moskvoretsky Most...
On Vasilievsky Spusk.
Back to the cab.
JAMES: We did it probably about 10, 20 times.
ABBA: We were starting to wear out,
so I said that we have to get through this.
- On three. - One, two, three. Whoo!
Let's hit it. Come on!
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Thank you.
- Ready? - Yeah.
Thank you. All right.
Detour.
- Do the library together? - Let's do library.
Oh, wait, we can't. The library closes at 4:00.
I guess we're swimming.
RYAN: Josh and Brent and Abbie and I decided
we were going to run this leg together.
- Sir, please? - Thank you.
ABBIE: When you're in a circumstance like that,
both having to overcome something,
you develop like a friendship.
- We're like 10 hours behind them. - We caught a bad break.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Come on, now. We got that one.
[CHEERS]
- Good luck. - Thank you. We need it.
Girls, we're going to the Tree of Love.
Who's going to join us?
Okay, bloody hell. Five minutes.
- Oh, my God, that took forever. - Hurry up.
We have to go to this building, okay?
Hang it up on the tree
and all of Russia will know there was a fool from Sri Lanka
that came here.
NADIYA: This is me and Natalie. We get upset with each other.
We fight like a married couple and we make up like kids.
- So it's a perfect relationship. - Yeah.
Come on.
- Hi. - Hi.
Hello.
We pick you to work with us.
ABBIE: Because I'm a dance instructor,
I wasn'too nervous about synchronized swimming.
You're number eight, okay?
ABBIE: I know it involves choreography,
memoryization, the eight counts.
Five, six, seven, eight.
[LAUGHTER]
BRENT: I think it's very evident that I have no background in swimming.
JOSH: And we knew coming into the race that's one
of the challenges that we would dread.
Any sort of dance choreography challenge.
And then you have a 20-foot pool to it.
RYAN: When you jump into a cold pool,
the synchronized swim team from Russia is 25 yards away,
you tend to perk up.
It just clicked for me.
You're tired, no?
[ACCORDION MUSIC PLAYING]
- Natalie and Nadiya? - Yes.
- You're team number three! - Not good.
- Why is that? - We were horrible today.
Today we were just terrible.
NADIYA: Despite the position we feel like we did really crappy,
but we still have the Express Pass
and we can use it to push it to first place the next leg.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye!
- Okay, wait, okay? - Wait. Thank you.
Look at this, dude.
- Want to do it? - Yeah, please.
- Wow. - Come on, Abba, baby.
Hey, you know that the cab driver has our stuff?
You may want to release him because we're going to be here for a while.
Is that him in the middle of the street or no?
Yeah, the blue car in the middle. That's probably him.
Probably him or you think it's him?
I don't know, we have to get up close.
We left the cab driver right over there.
We got off from this thing and we ran to the bridge.
We were caught up in the challenge.
I don't know where he is, man. May have taken off with our stuff.
- That's not him, is it? - No.
We just lost all of our stuff.
Either our cab driver just took off with our bags and we're done,
which we might as well take these and throw them in the water,
or maybe we just got chased
and he's looping around and come back for us.
Should we even bother with this?
You know what James, we're here to finish.
- See what else we can do. - All right. We're not going to quit.
God, please bring back our stuff.
Don't leave your bags in cabs, kids.
All right, I got one. Where there's life, there's hope.
JOSH: I don't think that I can tread water
and get all these movements down,
particularly if the judging is going to be very harsh.
I just don't have the swimming skills to do that.
- Let's do it. Let's get this done. - Okay.
Nice going.
Might be the building, right? So there we're going.
All right. Come on. Let's hope this guy is here.
That is the guy's car?
We got to just cut this loss, man. Things happen.
There's nothing we can do about it.
- You got your passport? - No, I do not.
So that's the problem. We got money to get around for this leg.
I guess we could check in, see if we can move on.
We could jump off the bridge.
That's not going to get us to the finish. Come on.
What's the finish going to get you? All right. Let's go.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
RYAN: Something happens for me and probably for you
that regardless of the lack of sleep, the lack of food,
the emotional distress that we were under,
all of that goes away when the adrenaline kicks in.
I felt brand-new.
ABBIE: For me I think it was a burst of energy.
I just kind of snapped to it. I kind of enjoyed it.
Come on, come on, come on.
[APPLAUSES]
Yeah!
[APPLAUSES]
Search for the Trees of Love to find your next clue.
- Watch the boys. They watched us. - Okay.
RYAN: We had dedicated this day to working with each other.
That meant if one group was finished, they would wait for the other group.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Come on, swin.
He wasn't even swimming. He's like a buoy.
We want to go that that Building.
- Drive there? - Yes.
Where's he going? Down the back alley way to slit our throats and kill us?
That would be a fitting end to today.
No, no, not without seeing Phil first.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Come on, Brent.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[BUZZER]
No.
Once I get in and I start swallowing water
then I start to panic and I can't remember the steps.
We're goat farmer, not synchronized swimmers.
Swin.
You, you, you...
Ready.
[ACCORDION MUSIC PLAYING]
James and Abba,
you're the fourth team to arrive.
However, as you know, in order to stay in the race,
you need to have your passports.
I need to know whether you have your passports to check into the mat.
No.
You need to produce the passports.
ABBA: I don't know. I don't know what to do.
I know what it looks like. I know what his cab looks like.
But in a city of 10 million people,
what are the odds of finding the one that we're looking for?
TO BE CONTINUED...
PHIL: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.
Next week on "The Amazing Race".
As the rockers search for their passports...
I had my passport stolen. I'm in an emergency situation.
PHIL: James feels the pressure.
My ankle is killing me. It's excruciating.
PHIL: And Ryan is put to the test.
Wrong! Noncorrect.
I'm not missing something here. It doesn't make sense.
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