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- Previously on "Destination X"...

- Whoo! - We're going up.

- I raised the stakes...

- Aah!

And the players.

- It tastes like cat food. - Don't say that!

- It's definitely some type of testicle.

Rick and Biggy earned a clue.

- I see a flag.

We're in the Netherlands.

- But that's not what they told Tai.

We're going to keep this between us three.

- One player had to sacrifice another.

- Dadgum Amsterdam.

Let the deceit begin.

If I don't get somebody to put the wrong country, I go home.

It's got to be Tai.

- She leaked info to Peter. She went right to him.

- Unbelievable.

- But Rick was playing both sides.

I have an alliance with Peter and JaNa.

- Peter and JaNa--they have some kind of plan with Rick.

- A trap was set...

- This stays between us.

Brussels, Belgium. - Brussels? Really?

- How much of that was the truth?

- None of it.

- Brussels.

- And Tai took the bait.

- Me? - Get off of my bus.

- Ally, I really, really trusted you.

I thought you were a girl's girl.

So I ain't got no friends, okay?

Grab this knife out of my back.

- Another day, another strange land

for my delightfully disoriented players.

For the next stop in my wicked game,

I'm taking them somewhere straight out of a fairy tale.

Hard to believe,

but we are halfway through this magical adventure.

And like any good fairy tale,

this is when the twists start to get darker.

* *

As distrust continues to ferment,

things might start to get a little...

grim.

- Tai's gone. - She is.

- Bummer.

She lost her head.

- Good riddance, I guess.

- If I've learned anything, it's to never cross you guys.

- Usually in a horror film, the Black person

is the third or fourth person to die.

You got, like, the nosy, curious white girl.

Sorry.

You got the, like, want-to-be-a-hero white boy

Then you got the ditsy girl. No offense. They're out there.

And then you got the Black person

that knows damn well they shouldn't be there,

and they're trying to get out of the scene,

but then they're at the wrong place at the wrong time

and then.

That's Tai.

And with honor, goodbye.

- I really, really respect

the way Biggy's playing the game.

He is playing four or five steps ahead.

You know, Rick and JaNa and I, we committed to an alliance.

And I think the three of us could do a lot of damage.

I had us about 150 miles southeast of Amsterdam,

towards Frankfurt.

- But now we're going the exact opposite direction.

- Do we know for sure we're in the opposite direction?

- Yeah. The sun doesn't lie.

You know, there's a lot of skills

that being a pilot can bring to this game.

I'm tracking the sun any second I get.

That's a huge, huge clue

that I'm going to be using this entire game.

- I think we're talking too much right now.

- Me too.

* *

I'm excited.

Jeffrey.

- I am sorry to interrupt your train of thought.

But, see, it is time for your next challenge.

- Yes. - Hoo.

- Did you guys hear a train? - We're going on a train.

- Pair up and number yourselves one and two.

- All right, Rick. - Sweet.

I'll be one. - Hell, I'll take one.

- Okay, I'll be two.

- Want to be a pair? - Yeah, I'll be one.

- You go with it.

- Okay, now this part of my magical mystery tour,

all of you number ones, well, you're now a team,

and you're competing against the number twos.

Of course, it's always

so classic guys. - Damn it.

- So it's us three and Biggy. Ya-ha!

- I love that for you.

- And I want you to do me a favor.

Leave your goggles behind.

Yes, you are welcome.

* *

- Wow.

* *

- Wow. - It feels so good out here.

- I'm just glad to take a peek at the outside.

This is a first.

- There's a track right over there.

- Wait, train tracks. Train tracks.

Later, losers.

- Good luck. - Good luck.

- I'm feeling so confident in my team.

Me, Biggy, and Rick

are the strongest people here intellectually.

And Shayne is also there.

- That's a 1.8-meter track.

- It looks like it's a wider track than the U.S.

So we're not in the U.S.

- It's Turkey.

- You guys, don't think we can't not win.

- I don't think that. - Why would we think that?

- Of course not.

- I kind of like it when people underestimate me.

Little do they know, straight A's my entire life.

We got this easy.

I am a day trader.

I run two businesses. Surprise.

You guys, it's coming.

- We're going that way? Okay.

- Anybody know where the sun is before we get started?

- We are going south.

Finding the sun on the train,

I think that sets us up perfectly to figure out

exactly where the X is, depending upon the clues.

Damn, look at this thing.

What does that say?

- The first car had German on it.

* *

- This is literally like Harry Potter.

- I can't wait to get on the train.

It's better than a bus.

But I am so pissed that I'm on a team

with the two newbies.

I don't think they understand the game.

And Ally done gotten herself all tangled up with Shayne.

Do I think that's a good idea? No, absolutely not.

So I'm playing a solo game. That's the bottom line.

* *

Hello, kids.

Welcome aboard the "Destination Express."

Now you are currently traveling

through a large country that is bordered

by nine others.

Where are you heading? Well, isn't that the question?

Today you will be competing to find out which towns

this train is passing through

en route to Destination X.

Above you are nine suitcases.

Each one contains an item.

Your job is to match the items with the city they come from.

You have two attempts to get as many correct as you can.

After each attempt, the team with the most matches

will hear the name of the city that this train

is traveling through.

- The team with the fewest right,

well, they're going to hear a city that is a red herring.

But, see, the problem is,

I'm not going to tell you who's right,

and I'm not going to tell you who's wrong.

Classic.

- Any team that places all nine items correctly,

well, they get to head to the viewing carriage

and see a huge, massive clue about Destination X.

- I want to see that. - Yeah.

- Well, I mean, that is, if they can make it on time.

We have a tight schedule to keep.

You have two minutes to lock in your first guess

from when I sound the horn.

- Get ready.

* *

- Okay, we got Stockholm. We got Prague.

- Warsaw. Barcelona. - Budapest. Athens. Vienna.

- All right, I got London and Helsinki.

The strategy is, have Shayne open all the suitcases,

and the rest of us--we should be able to figure this out

very, very fast.

- The Grand Hotel. Erno Rubik.

- Budapest is Grand Hotel.

Over here, over here, over here.

- Game's simple--match up an item in a suitcase

with the country that it comes from.

Pierogi Post--that's going to be Italy, right?

- Pierogi is Poland. - Poland? Warsaw.

Yeah, we're good.

The Danube goes through Hungary.

It goes through Budapest. - It does.

But "The Blue Danube" is a waltzing song.

Was there a Vienna? "Blue Danube" is Vienna.

I am confident that right off the bat,

we have six of them correct.

- Do you know where the 1992 Olympics were?

- Guys, do we want to purposely lose this first round

and get a confirmation it's a red herring?

- I don't know. - There's some benefit

of knowing for sure where we're not.

I think it would be smart to purposely throw

this competition and at least have confirmation

that every clue we get is going to be a red herring.

But JaNa and I--we can use that, though, to our benefit,

and we can combine that with the info I'll get from Rick,

knowing all his info is correct.

But we're going to make sure

we get the red herring on purpose, okay?

So just keep all of them off the tables.

- So you're taking all of them off?

- So we have for sure confirmation

of where we're not-- that's going to help us.

- All right. Well, have a seat, everyone.

- All right.

Why on Earth would we pretend to not know any of the clues?

Why? Why are we going to do that?

I do not let people win.

Even my grandkids--you're still not going to win.

Don't mess with me.

- It's a game. It is a game.

- I mean, he's hot.

You know, the strategy sucks, but he's pretty hot.

That's just my opinion.

- Do you guys feel great about this being Barcelona?

- What is-- - Yes.

Spain, right? - Because it's piñatas.

- I would not have Shayne on my trivia team,

and that's okay.

He knows his strengths.

So I don't mean that as an attack on his character,

just on his intellect.

- Players, you have 30 seconds left.

- '92 Olympics. - Barcelona.

- Yeah, Barcelona. Yes, yes, '92.

- Speed's everything in this competition, okay?

The other team, they got some dadgum brains on them.

So we got to work fast, try to edge an advantage

in this competition,

because we know the other team's

probably giving her all she's got.

* *

All we got to change is just a couple things.

- Yeah, let's commit to this.

- Get those items in those trays

before you hear the horn.

- Lock it in. - Lock it in.

We are racing against the clock here.

The train is racing down the tracks.

I really have no idea where I'm at.

We got to get all of them, or we're going to miss the clue.

Come on, come on, come on.

- Rick, your team got seven of nine correct.

This train may be traveling through Frankfurt.

* *

Kim, darling, your team got none right.

None.

This train may be traveling through Dortmund.

* *

- Dortmund.

Sounds German?

I don't know. Doesn't it sound German?

- This is your final attempt to win access

to my viewing carriage.

But you're going to need to get all nine correct.

- We're sure Helsinki is good, but I don't know about Finland.

- We are struggling with this game.

I can almost guarantee you the other team is way ahead of us.

* *

- All right, cool. Good talk.

- Players, you have exactly 30 seconds left.

- This feels more Stockholm to me than that.

- All right, then let's switch it.

- Let's try it. If we switch it back, either way.

- I feel pretty confident that we got all nine correct.

- My big clue to the exit location is fast approaching.

- We need the big viewing carriage

golden clue, because I've bussed around Europe so much.

Germany is a massive country.

We could be going to Austria.

We could be staying in Germany.

We could be going to France.

- Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

* *

- Players, you have locked in your final answers,

and the challenge is over.

Mack...

your team got six of nine correct.

That's not great.

- This train may be traveling through Stuttgart.

- I have no idea if the clues are red herrings.

We also have no idea if the other team

got all nine correct.

- JaNa, your team got zero correct.

This train may be traveling through Hanover.

* *

- My favorite city in Germany.

I wish that the windows would open up.

Obviously, that was incorrect.

We know for sure it's a red herring.

But Peter and I have a secret alliance with Rick.

So, even though I lost, I still won.

- Mack, now, as your team could not match

all nine cities and items,

you will not be going to the viewing carriage

to see my best, most brilliant clue.

* *

See, that chance has passed you by...

quite literally.

* *

- I think we smoked it, dude. I think we're riding high now.

I hope. - Hey.

- Hello, boys. - Here we go. Here we go.

- How's it going? - Very good.

- Did we win? - We didn't.

- No way. - That ain't no good.

- What did we get wrong?

- At least we know that everything we saw

is for sure not where we are.

And they won't know if theirs is true or not.

* *

- Did the clues--verbal clues you got made sense?

- So I got Frankfurt.

- Okay, Frankfurt.

And I got Stuttgart.

- The clues we got

seem to be pointing in the right direction.

- We've been heading straight south.

Everyone's sharing their clues,

and it is painting out a beautiful map of Germany.

We've been heading south all dadgum day,

and every city that we've gotten

is leading us that way,

which means the dadgum clues are correct.

- We did not pass through Hanover.

That is confirmed.

Kim, what do you think? Would you share yours?

- I don't know. I don't know what to think.

I don't know what to think.

- Kim's not normally a sharer anyways.

- I know, right?

I know that Rick has shared things with Peter.

- Frank gave me a lot of good info.

- And you trust Rick?

- He completely earned my trust.

- Peter wanted red herrings. Dortmund could be a clue.

I'm keeping the clue to myself.

I'm an investigator. I'm an observant person.

I'll be able to figure out where we are.

- I think she's always been alone.

- Yeah.

- Kim is playing a solo game. I have to respect it.

I think she has a lot of knowledge

that she keeps to herself.

I am not willing to risk my game like that.

- So are you going to be straight up with us right now?

Are you going to tell Shayne that we purposely went

for the red herrings?

- I wasn't planning on it.

* *

- So that's a no.

We can count that that's not going

to spread to everyone else?

- Are you asking me not to? - Yeah. I guess, yeah.

- She's definitely going to tell Shayne.

- The thing about honesty and loyalty is,

you don't owe it to anybody unless you care about them.

And I don't care about these people.

No offense, Peter.

No offense, JaNa, but I don't know you.

I know these other people, and they matter a lot more to me.

Sorry.

* *

- For my players, missing out on the biggest clue

to Destination X has to sting.

They've clocked we're in Germany,

but it's the largest country they'll hit in my game.

So can they really trust their instincts

on where we're headed?

- I think everybody knows we're in Germany.

I'm sure they know Germany. I would hope they know Germany.

But if we go east all day tomorrow, we end up in Austria.

- Right. - For sure.

Big question is, what were their clues?

I don't think we come to them with anything yet

until we know their clues.

- Everyone is saying we got to be quiet with this,

but I know I'm going to share Stuttgart

and Frankfurt with JaNa and Peter.

And Shayne's probably going to tell Ally,

which means Kim is the only one

that's not going to know these clues.

- You know who keeps getting lucky?

Rick.

- Yeah, he's got on winning teams,

like, five times in a row. - Yes.

- You guys don't trust him?

- No. - No. Never did.

- Frickin' Rick--of course he's got an edge on me.

My team sucked. So we got a red herring.

And I definitely need a clue, but I'm not going to ask.

- This is a competition.

There's no moral compass in this game.

Any little thing that you do that is an advantage to you,

whether it's purposely deflecting,

it's misdirecting, it's lying--

- For me, the moral compass doesn't come in

until it's like, okay, I promised something.

- I'm just saying that there's no difference

between straight up lying to someone

and withholding information that could help them.

- What kind of strategy is it to tell someone

that in a game like this, you shouldn't have a moral compass?

You just blatantly exposed to me that I can never trust you.

But one of them is manipulation.

Manipulation is worse than just letting them fall.

- This is a competition. What do you mean?

That's what the whole game is about.

This is a game that we're playing.

There is nothing personal about this.

We are all trying to win.

Everything is fair game.

- We are sitting pretty.

We got zero right so we could confirm everything

you got was accurate.

- Peter's smart.

Yeah.

Thank God I've got Peter on my side.

This is perfect. Yeah.

- Our team...

* *

Their only goal is to get you and JaNa out.

- Let's go. Game on.

If my competitive juices weren't already flowing,

they right now are at a whole new level.

Game on.

- They were asking me to keep things from him,

and I was like, look, straight up, I'm not going to do that.

And he was, like, trying to give me this speech

about how in a game like this, there's no morality.

And, like, why would you put your cards

on the table like that?

Because now I know everything you say is probably--

- Lies. - Right, right.

Very good to know. - Showing your cards.

- Peter, in my opinion, just doesn't seem

like he's the person to trust--you know, trying to see

if Ally would change her moral compass.

You know, I don't care about your opinion,

you know, but I do care when it's about Ally.

You know, that's going to upset me.

That's just going to annoy me, honestly.

- Where do you think we're going?

- If we go east tomorrow, Munich.

- All right, beautiful. Let's get out of here.

* *

- Kimmy, from a 1 to a 10, how you feeling this morning?

- Maybe an eight. - Really? Wow.

I'm definitely a bull.

I've probably bull my way through life.

I mean, I really want a clue right now.

- Yeah. - Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo.

- Hello, players.

all: Hello, Jeffrey. - Good morning.

- How is the bus-hopping going?

Not too much drama brewing, I hope.

- If I said no, I'd be lying.

- Well, do me a favor. Put your goggles on.

Come out.

Get a little fresh air.

- All right.

* *

- Nature. - I hope we're camping.

I can't wait to see.

- Okay. - Okay.

All right.

- We are in the middle of the woods.

- I brought the players to the Black Forest...

- No. - Something's about to happen.

- The setting for some

of the world's most famous fairy tales.

We got a shelter up to the right.

- The next challenge...

- Look at the smoke.

- Will test their ability to tell fact from fiction

and see how good they are

at spinning tales of their own.

Good morning, players. - Jeffrey.

- Welcome to my woods.

- The cabin is great.

There's so many clues around--

the red and white checkered shirt

and, you know, lederhosen.

I know it has something to do with Oktoberfest,

so that's a definite confirmation of Germany.

- Now, as you can see,

I am definitely not Little Red Riding Hood.

So I guess that that makes me the Big Bad Wolf.

- Where are we at? I don't know.

This kind of seems like a fairy tale,

but I know it ain't got a happy ending.

- Welcome to my woods.

In this next challenge,

you will be playing a swapping game

to decide who will be going into the map room today.

- Shoot. - I figured as much.

- Now, in front of you, you see eight baskets.

Please take a seat and the basket

that is on that log is your basket for now,

but no looking just yet.

In three of the baskets are apples.

They are poisonous apples.

Whoever ends the game with these apples

will be going into the map room.

- Inside two of the baskets are magical mirrors.

The power, I will reveal later. It is a good power.

In three of the baskets are cookies--

no power at all.

It's just a gift,

because I know what big eyes you have.

Each person is going to open up their basket

and take a look to see what's inside.

Okay?

All right, players, in a second,

you can either stick with your basket,

or you can swap it with a player of your choice.

But, first, you're going to get the chance to tell everyone

what is in your basket.

You can be truthful, or you can lie your asses off.

- Rick, tell us what is in your basket,

truth or not.

- I have a magic mirror.

- Moving on to Ally.

- Cookies. - Yeah.

Cookies hold no power whatsoever.

- I believe Ally.

You know, I just, I don't see her making such a big deal

about moral compass just a couple hours ago

and then just so quickly throwing that down the drain

and then lying to us.

- Mack. - I also have a mirror.

- Biggy, on to you.

- I also have a mirror.

- Well, we know at least one of you is lying.

Now, I'm going to tell you what the heck

that magic mirror means soon enough.

Kim.

- I have a poisonous apple.

- Okay.

That sucks.

Peter.

- I also have an apple.

- Interesting.

Shayne.

- I've got me a basket full of cookies over here.

- JaNa.

I also have a mirror.

- I'm pretty sure I only have two mirrors in this game, so...

- Who knows the levels that people

are trying to play this game to put on their poker face?

So somebody's lying.

- Now it is time to keep your basket

or swap with another player.

Let's find out. Mack.

- I'm going to keep mine. - Okay.

- Shayne.

No power with the cookies.

Would you like to keep them or swap them?

- I'm just going to keep mine. - Okay.

JaNa.

- I'm going to stick to my mirror.

- Ally.

Would you like to keep your cookies

or swap baskets with another player?

* *

- I want to swap with you, Rick.

- Okay.

- I'm swapping with Rick because I think

he's telling the truth about having a mirror.

I want to be the one who has power, not Rick.

- Peter.

An apple.

- I'm going to keep it.

- Wow. - Okay.

What's everybody think?

- Could be some kind of reverse psychology.

I hadn't really figured it out yet.

- Kimberly.

Do you want to keep that poisonous apple in your basket,

or do you want to swap it?

- I'm going to keep it.

- Going to keep it. - What?

- I'll take my chance in the map room.

What is life without a little bit of a gamble?

It spices things up.

There's going to be one of these dumbasses

that are going to take my basket, I guarantee it.

- Okay. - This is getting interesting.

Kim is the biggest wild card in the game.

She reminds me of my mom, and I would say

I'm definitely a mama's boy.

That's Auntie Kim forever.

- My man Biggy.

What do you want to do with that wonderful mirror?

- I think what I'm going to do...

is keep them.

* *

- All right, guys.

I got one left. Mr. Rick.

- Yeah. I'm confident I have a basket full of cookies,

and I know that's going to get me nowhere.

I'm going to swap.

- You are going to swap? - Yep. Yep.

- All right. - I'm going to swap with...

* *

Kim.

Why would Kim admit that she has an apple?

She must be hiding something.

* *

- Question, Rick-- why not get your mirror back?

* *

- That's a good question. - Ally's face just dropped.

- I guess Shayne is smarter than he looks.

Not that he doesn't look not smart.

He doesn't look dumb, but he's smarter than he looks.

- Well, Rick, we're going to find out

if Shayne called your bluff,

because it is now time to reveal what is in each basket.

And remember, if you have an apple,

guess where you're going-- into the map room.

All right, we're going to start with Ally.

You said you had cookies and chose to swap with Rick.

Rick says he has a magic mirror.

- Sorry.

- It's an apple.

I hate him so much.

Aah!

- Biggy, you said you have a mirror,

and you've chosen to keep it.

* *

Yeah.

- Look, no power in the cookie, but enjoy.

All right, Peter, you told us you have an apple,

and you've kept your basket.

Open her up and share with the group.

- It was...

- Nice.

- Cookie.

And we will move on to Mack.

You said you had a mirror, and you've kept it.

- Well, I was telling the truth.

- A mirror. - There we go.

- That is a good power, but I'm not going to reveal

quite yet what it means. - That's okay.

- Moving on to Kimberly.

You said you had an apple, but Rick chose

to swap his basket with yours.

So now you have Ally's original basket,

and she claimed it was cookies.

Show it to the group.

- All right.

I have an apple.

- Ooh. - Wow.

Apparently Ally cannot be trusted.

- Shayne.

You were telling the truth-- a basket full of cookies.

All right.

All right, we have two players left.

Whoever has an apple in their basket

will be going to the map room.

Rick, you took Kim's basket.

And if Kim was telling the truth, Rick,

you now have a poisonous apple.

Rick, you may now open your basket.

- All right. Let's see what I got.

I got...

* *

- Rick, you took Kim's basket.

She said it was a poisonous apple.

If it is, you are going to the map room.

You may now open your basket.

- All right. Let's see what I got.

I got...

- So Kim wasn't lying.

- I'm a really good poker player.

It's called the double bluff.

Of all the people that want to take my apple, Rick.

Sorry.

- There were three poisoned apples,

and I touched every one.

Like, I'm cursed at this game.

- All right, JaNa.

I mean, I think we know, right? There it is.

- Yeah.

It just goes to show honesty pays off.

- Rick, Ally, Kim,

you all have the poisonous apples,

so you will be facing the map room.

- I know I'm in Germany, but the problem is,

where the hell in Germany are we?

But I'll figure it out.

I've been pretty much playing a solo game this whole time.

I don't beg for information.

That's how I got through life as a single parent.

I did a pretty damn good job going solo.

- All right, Mack and JaNa, you have the magic mirrors.

So you will follow the breadcrumbs into the forest

and find out what the special treat is.

All right, as for the rest of you,

we will see you later, some of you in the map room.

* *

And breadcrumbs is Hansel and Gretel, no?

- Breadcrumbs.

Okay.

Look, Mack. - Ooh.

* *

Whoa.

- Mirror, mirror on the tree,

is there anyone fairer than me?

In your hands is an object of doom,

for it allows you to send someone to the map room.

This decision is in your hands, you see.

And if I were you,

I wouldn't tell anyone you saw me.

- Whoa. Okay.

It's Heidi Klum. You know who that is.

- I swear I don't. - Really?

Everyone knows Heidi Klum is from Germany,

so it's obvious that we're in Germany.

I think she's from Munich.

- Who are you going to send?

- Just know I'm definitely not sending you,

so I hope you don't send me. - That's fair.

- Cinderella on the wall, who's the baddest of them all?

Us.

- Let's go. Let's go. - Let's go.

- So long as JaNa honors our promise,

I will not be going into the map room,

and loving that feeling,

because I am not super sure where we are.

* *

- I'm not going to push you,

but, like, I wish I knew what you saw, like...

- But I don't know where we are, is the problem.

- But after we got on the bus after the train challenge,

we could have-- - We were hours any direction.

- Right, in three hours from there,

there's going to be a city somewhere.

- My alliance told me

that the clues that they got on the train

were that we went through Frankfurt and Stuttgart.

So my goal going into the map room

is to look for a big city near there

that we could possibly be exiting at.

- I know that Rick has all the clues.

He was on the winning team. They got all the clues.

But I'm prideful and stubborn.

I'm not asking him for nothing.

That's not what I want to do.

That's not how I want to play this game.

- Definitely happy that JaNa shared with me the whole clue

about Heidi Klum,

because if I had to go to the map room,

I think we were pretty close to Munich,

and, yeah, feeling confident.

- I do not want to see you go.

* *

- Hello, players.

- Boy. - both: Jeffrey.

- Boy, we have reached that time of the game.

Rick, Ally, Kim...

You are going to be facing the map room.

* *

I had a couple of players with the magic mirror.

That'd be Mack and JaNa. - Yeah.

- You get to choose a player of your choice

to head into the map room.

- Ooh.

* *

So, Mack, who do you choose to go into the map room?

- Um...

The plan ultimately

is to get both Peter and JaNa out,

but I think Peter is a stronger player,

and I would like to keep the weaker players around

for as long as possible.

* *

Peter, I'm sending you into the map room.

- All righty.

- How do you feel about your knowledge?

- Man...

you know, JaNa and I spoke a little bit,

but that's really all I have to go off of,

so, yeah.

- Okay, well, JaNa...

- So, obviously, it's only Shayne or Biggy.

* *

But for some reason, I just don't want to be

on Biggy's bad side.

So, therefore, I'm choosing Shayne.

Sorry, Shayne. - No, you're good.

* *

- The fact that me and Ally are going into the map room--

I would hate to have to leave her.

I'm not 100% sure where we are.

I know we're in Germany somewhere.

But the only thing I'm really banking on

is having more clues than Peter.

He is a snake and can't be trusted.

- Players, it is time to drop your X.

* *

All you have to do

is decide where you think you are.

- Back in the map room.

Here we go.

* *

I know we've been in Germany.

When we were in Jeffrey's cabin today,

there was lederhosen.

I know it has something to do with Oktoberfest.

I just don't know where do they celebrate Oktoberfest.

Possibly Frankfurt or Munich.

I wonder who's going home.

- Ally.

Who knows?

- I'm hoping that I can find a city that sounds familiar.

My God.

- Jeffrey is getting tighter and tighter with these clues.

This is hell.

- Well, I feel like Rick probably knows,

just because he's always knowing things.

- This morning Jeffrey gave us some clues.

He said, drama's brewing.

How was your bus-hopping?

Those items are both beer-related.

In the south of Germany, we have Oktoberfest.

That could be a red herring, but I have to choose Munich.

* *

- I know we passed through Stuttgart,

if I was being told correctly.

See what happens.

- I'm gonna go on the southwest border of Munich.

* *

- I'm just going to have to go with my instincts.

I sort of see Frankfurt.

Hasn't failed me yet.

South of Frankfurt, so...

- I'm just going to go near Stuttgart.

* *

I should have gone Munich.

* *

- That was a nightmare.

- Scary.

- There he is. - So...

you have all dropped your X.

Rick...

Peter...

Kim...

Ally...

and Shayne,

the player that has dropped furthest away

from where we really are

and leaving my game is...

* *

- The player leaving my game is...

* *

Kim.

Okay.

- Damn.

- All right, say what you got to say.

Meet me outside.

My God.

- All right, guys, it's been real.

My God.

- She was one of my favorite people here.

She played a lone-wolf game,

and I respect the hell out of that.

- She came through. - Good luck. Go get 'em.

- Kim leaving us sucks.

The original players-- we did not want her to leave.

She was funny as hell. She brightened up my day.

* *

It's hard to picture the bus without her, honestly.

- I know. - Here we go.

- Hello.

- Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Jeffrey. - Hello, Kimberly.

- Hi.

- You were absolutely correct about Germany,

but we are in Munich.

* *

- What the frick?

My God.

- Kim, you placed your X in Frankfurt,

179 miles away from Munich.

- Well, that's a surprise.

- All right, now, Shayne and Ally landed

about 100 miles closer than you,

but Rick and Peter-- they were the closest.

- Frickin' Rick. - That is for you.

This is the home of Oktoberfest.

No.

- Bottoms up.

- Oktoberfest-- I should have known.

Munich. Hello, Kim.

- Back to Hawaii. - Back to Hawaii I go.

Men in lederhosen could be pretty desirable...

Especially after three weeks on a bus, right?

It's time to party in Munich.

Aloha.

- I don't feel very kumbaya.

- No, I feel very...

payback.

- What do you mean, "payback"?

Got to watch who you trust.

* *

- What are you talking about with "payback"?

You're throwing these--

I don't know what you're throwing out here.

- Really, when you told her to lie to me,

thinking she would. - Lie to you?

* *

Moral compass, no?

- Hold up, hold up. No, no, no.

You want to start throwing accusations out,

then we're going to speak the truth.

- Was the moral-compass statement something?

- The moral-compass statement-- I'll explain it to you.

Ally was kind of talking about how she's playing this game

and she's going this route.

And she's like, yeah, I can't lie.

And I was saying, well, if you're withholding information

from someone to have an advantage and hurt someone

or lying, it's the same thing.

And then today I just thought it was kind of ironic

when she had lied to everyone. I'm like--

- It was part of the challenge. - That's what I've been saying.

This whole thing is a game. Nothing's personal.

You can't even look me in the eye anymore.

It's just like you have this, like--

Bro, you think I'm just saying that to say it?

- I don't know if I can trust you for real.

- Looks like my game has made the players

question whether honesty is always the best policy.

Isn't that just delicious?

Now, while these guys were busy debating ethics,

I was busy dropping clues.

- Look at the smoke.

- Let's rewind, shall we?

All the items in the baskets were clues

to fairy tales written by the Grimm brothers,

who were inspired by the very Black Forest

the players found themselves in on their way to Munich.

I dropped a few verbal hints as well.

How is the bus-hopping going?

Not too much drama brewing, I hope.

It was all pointing toward Oktoberfest,

which originated right here in Munich.

Did you catch them all?

Well, if not, there's always next time.

After all, I'll be back.