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BEAU: Previously on The Amazing Race
Celebrity Edition...

In the Chekhov District...

This is a piece of shit.

..Fev and Leni came in last but were
saved by a non-elimination round.

We live to fight another day!

Tonight...

It's proper snowing.

In one of the coldest...

My feet are frozen.

Is that a poo?
(RETCHES) Don't.

..dirtiest...

Oh, my God, they're maggots.

..legs ever...
(RETCHES)

..one team gambles their spot
in the race.

We'd like to call a time penalty.

It's a strategic play.

Taking the time penalty now

and try to make it up
on every other challenge.

Will it pay off?
Come on.

It's the start of a cold new day
in Uzbekistan.

And where sheer mountains drop to
snow-scattered hills and icy rivers

lies the tiny traditional village
of Tersak.

Way back in the 1st millennium BC,

nomads arrived
in what's now rural Uzbekistan.

They made their homes here.

They had stone villages
along the river there

and yurts traveling with their herd
during grazing season.

It's the Outback, Uzbek style.

Welcome to the sixth leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.

Alright.

Route Info.
Ooh!

Drive to the rural village
of Tersak.

Our celebrities need to find a car
and drive to Tersak.

For coming last in the previous leg,
Fev and Leni have a speed bump.

They're gonna need to find
their keys stashed away
somewhere deep in their car.

Let's go, Mum.

Are these them?
I think so.

We've never been first in the race
before, never started first.

So it's a new challenge for us.

In the boot.
Gotcha.

Dom and Marx have been consistently
up at the top ladder,

but we have seen that this is not
just a physical race at all.

And quite frankly, I think anyone
is capable of winning this race.

Here we go.

Keys.

We're looking for Tersak.
Tersak. Can you just drive off?

We'll be heading the right way.

Are you sure?

So we need to find someone to ask
ASAP.

Salaam. Salaam.

Tersak?
Tersak?

(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

So we go...

2 kilometres...

OK...

OK.

So who knows what those instructions
mean?

Yay!

Route Info.

Drive to the rural village
of Tersak.

Just search for your next clue.
Alright, let's go.

Out off on a great big adventure.
Look at those hills.

It's actually really cool
to see hills.

I reckon there should be a challenge
today.

Who can build the biggest snowman?

You're not on The Kardashians,
my love.

I could be.

Klim Kardashian.

I couldn't imagine anywhere else I'd
rather celebrate my 51st birthday.

Has it been the best birthday ever,
Bernie?

Best birthday ever so far.

That tune may change at the end
of the day, but we shall see.

Especially when he finds out
I haven't bought him anything.

Oh! Yes!

Route Info.
Love it, love it, love it.

Drive to the rural village
of Tersak.

To search for your next clue.

And a speed bump.

Love that for us.

"For arriving last
in the previous leg,

"you'll find your key in the car."

Alright, let's go.

Cars. Where's the marked cars?

There!

God!
Alright, we've got to find the key.

We had to go back and get it.
We couldn't find it.
We're looking everywhere.

We're searching like literally
through the whole place.

Oh, my God. Are you... kidding me?

Not there.

Oh, my gosh. There's cows.

They're walking in front of us.
Should I wait for them?

No, just go.

The cows, speed bump.

Beautiful.

Love you guys.

Now get in front of the car.

Get in front of the car
to prevent Dom and Marx.

That's a different form of traffic,
eh?

Alright.

Oh, detour.

"Balls or guts?"

BEAU: A detour is a choice
between two challenges,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this detour, our celebs
will prepare for a local meal,

finding out who's got balls
and who's got guts.

Dairy doesn't last long
without a fridge,

which is a big problem
for the nomads around here

because they don't exactly carry a
fridge with them everywhere they go.

The solution? Sun-dried salty balls.

The ingredients? Well, salt,
yogurt and a little bit of herbs.

Well, we're going to have to settle
for fresh air instead of sun
for today.

Salty balls. There's a joke in here
somewhere, you know what I mean?

Messy to make, they require a light
touch

or they can become sticky
and hard to shape.

Even harder when your hands are numb.

And yeah, I can't feel my fingers.
How's that?

Each celeb must fill a tray with 50,

all the same size with no cracks
and none stuck together.

Once all their balls are laid out on
the table,

they'll receive their next clue.

And who would have thought?

Saltiest thing I've ever tasted
in my life.

Uzbek villages like Tersak do nose
to tail the old-fashioned way.

Nothing goes to waste.

Well, apart from the waste.

Teams who choose guts
must clean sheep innards

in an icy-cold mountain stream,

just like the locals do.

It's stinky, slippery work.

The organs are bursting
with bodily fluids,

not to mention the sheep's last meal.

Once they've cleaned them all up,
they'll receive their next clue.

But there are limited spaces
in each detour.

So it's first come, first served.

Alright, let's go for balls.
Alright, balls, let's go.

Oh, wow, these look beautiful.

No cracks, no cracks, guys.

OK, here we go. Can I make those?

Yeah.
Yes.

(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

In it, oh, and munch it, OK.

Babe, very good.

Rumbles, it's making rumbles.
Oh, rumbles, yeah.

We make rumbles every year.

Every year for Christmas,

we get together
with some of our best friends.
Yeah.

And make rumbles.

It's just such a fun way for us
to catch up.

And this is eerily familiar.

We've got this talent.
I've already done two.

Yeah, done.
Just that.

By the time we finish that story,
there's three. Done.
Yeah.

We've got to make two trays worth.
Yeah.

OK, let's get comfy because
we're going to be here a minute.

It's like a doughy kind of thing,
isn't it, Marx?

I've never made anything like this
in my life.

It felt like trying to make a ball
out of whipped cream.

Yeah, I think this definitely isn't
our most advantageous challenge.

Oh, God, because we finished last,
we had to do a speed bump.

We had to find a key.

Any luck?
In the boot?

Nah.
What's that?

Got it. Let's go.

Alright, Len Dog.
Drive, Brendan.

When Aesha wants to drive,
she drives.

And I drive slow.

He's so boring.
Safe.

Slow is smooth.

And smooth is fast, in my opinion.

Fast is fun.
Tersak. One kilometre.

Oh, yeah, boy!

Oh, my leg fell asleep.
Alright.

Oh, it's Mel and Leah. Hello.

Balls or guts?
Salty balls?

Unless you want to do the guts.

Let's go salty balls.
Alright.

Let's do balls.
Alright, doing balls. Let's go.

Balls.
Balls. Alright.

Oh, shit!

OK, with the guts it is then.

Hello. How are you?
Hi.

Oh, wow. This is...

Oh, God!

Clean. Clean.

What's that?

Is that a poo?

That's a poo we're getting out.
OK, go.

(RETCHES) OK.

OK, let's do it.

I'm kind of done with the term
'the princesses'.

It's not who we are at all.

I thought I was going to have to do
it without gloves. So I'm good now.

I can't do it. The smell.

It's not like
we're not actual princesses.

I mean, we are bloodline
and everything,

but I don't feel like
we behave like it.

(RETCHES) I can't do it.

Can't do it.

You know, yes, I dry reach a little
bit and make some screams and noises
and stuff.

That's just how we get our stuff
done and there's no issue with that.

(RETCHES) Don't.

Oh, there's a donkey.
Yes.

Is that a sign we're getting on
donkeys?

Eee-haw!
I love donkeys.

I love donkeys.

Len, I am so pumped about this.

We had a speed bump at the start of
the day.

We've overcome that and we've caught
a team.

Luke, start looking where everyone
is and what they're doing now.

OK, here we go.
Here we go, here we go.

Alright, how'd you go, guys?

Did you enjoy that little drive
there?

Salaam.
Salaam.

Salaam.

Pop out the poo.
That's poo?

Put the stick through the gut.

Stick goes all the way through.

And intestines are strong,
so you can be a bit rough.

Let's get stuck in, bro.

This is not our first rodeo
with cleaning guts.

Get those innards into ya.

When Dad used to take us hunting
for rabbits...

He would shoot rabbits.

And he taught us how to, he said,
"You only ever shoot what you eat.

"You only ever shoot for the table."

Dad in particular
was such an action man.

He just loved the outdoors.

And now we're suddenly feeling

that we're going to be
in the wheelhouse thanks to him.

That having been said, he'd probably
watch The Amazing Race

and say, "Oh, you could have done
that one better."

(LAUGHS) Oh, yeah.

Really got some funky stuff
going on here.

He's got a lot.

Maybe you put the right amount of
salt in, because salt dries things.

Yeah, that's a good point.

Salt draws the moisture out.

How's yours going, babe?

Then you can start helping me.
Yeah.

How have you done so many?

I don't know.

You've got in the zone.

Good?
(LAUGHS)

She's laughing at me.

She's looking at us like, "Oh,
you bring shame to my delicacy."

Is that OK?

Yeah, Mum, less perfect.

You've got to go less perfect, OK?

Mum has so many strengths,

but cooking was never something
you loved or did a lot of the time

or had a lot of time to do, really.

Single mother, two children, working.

You know, there's not much time
for gourmet.

Oh, heavens. This is hard.

Look at them go.

Is there any way that you're using
to keep it less sticky?

It's just light hands.
Light hands, OK.

Just really roll lightly.

Cool, thank you.

I am really good at critiquing food,

and a big part of that
has been learning how to cook food.

The secret to rolling
the perfect ball is light hands.

The amount of pressure when you keep
doing this,

or it's not going to give you
the right result.

It's fast and light.

No cracks.
No cracks.

I don't know if mine are perfect
enough.

We have no technique.

While everyone else's seemed firm
and round, my balls are all soft,

and I've got little spikes
coming off everywhere.

I think we're both wishing that we'd
done the other detour right now.

Really?
Yeah, just this one's tough for us.

So if you can see, it's not going
as well as we'd hoped.

I'll tell you what, Berns.

That ain't no warm river.

Oh, it's like giving birth.

# Ta-da! #

Alright.

Oh, my...

This river is ice cold, and my hands
are in it, washing these intestines.

Could be the coldest river
I've ever felt. Coldest water.

I couldn't feel my hands.

Oh, I dropped the intestines!

Get it, Dad.

All that's going through my mind is,

if they float down the river,
we're out.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Yes, Brendan!

I'm so sorry.

It's alright.

Are you cold?

That's what dads do.

I got them, and I got it back
on the bank, and I was saturated.

Intestines were saved, though.
But the intestines were saved.

Getting our hands dirty,
my feet are frozen.

I don't feel good.

Nothing about this is OK.

And it's still dirty.

It's not getting clean.

This is going to take forever.

OK, I see the poo in it.

(RETCHES) Are we keeping the poo,
or do we just push it out here?

What the hell am I doing right now?
This is disgusting.

Cleaning intestines!

(RETCHES) I can't, Stella.

I'm sorry.
It's on my shoe.

Mmm!
Gross! (RETCHES)

Real rich aroma there.

Oh, it stinks. Oh, it stinks.

I can't look at it, Mum.

Go do it in the water. In the water.

(RETCHES)
What?

Oh, my God.

(RETCHES)

Oh!

Work it through the intestine.

Work it through.

(RETCHING)

Good heart.
Whoa!

That is poo.
There you go, there you go.

(SCREAMING)
Oh, my God.

Who thought of this?

Why am I doing it?

Call my lawyer.

Call my manager.

I'm calling my husband.

Oh, what is that?

I don't want to know.

How do you think the princesses
are going with this one, Steve?

I reckon the princesses
are loving it, Berns.

This is the last bit, my love, and
then we can go and show the lady.

I can't imagine Lindy and Stella
having a huge amount of experience

gutting animals or with intestines.

Yeah.

We've never been fishing with them.

Doesn't say
they haven't been fishing.

Don't know
if this is their wheelhouse.

Oh, it's bleeding.

No? Take it back? OK. Sorry.

Oh, slippery little sucker.

Keep that nice and clean.

Let's go. Rahmat.
Cheque, please.

Rahmat.

Salaam, salaam.

Appetising.
I am hungry. I'm hungry.

I am hungry now.

Hey!
Ah!

(CHEERING) Rahmat.
Rahmat.

Rahmat.
Rahmat.

If your wheelhouse is cleaning guts,

then you know you haven't got
too many other wheelhouses.

Oh, that's warm.

Warm water. See? Local knowledge.

Always get the local knowledge.

So I'm hoping this continues over
the course of the day

and I'm hoping that we have
our Slumdog Millionaire moment.

Rip, rip, lordship!

Turn it into paper. Let's go.

OK, Route Info.

BEAU: Our celebs will need to follow
their nose here

and help local farmers who have
mastered the all-natural art

of potato farming.

It's a big industry in Uzbekistan

and it turns out there's one secret
ingredient.

And who doesn't love seeing
celebrities covered in...

(MOOS)

Our celebs will help a local farmer
plant a full row of seed potatoes.

Each seedling must be firmly pressed
into a patch of cow dung.

Sprouts pointing up.

If the sprouts don't point up,
the plant won't grow.

Once the farmer is happy,
they'll receive their next clue.

(GRUNTS)

(FLY BUZZES)

How is stuff alive in that?

Let's go.

Yeah, baby.

Let's go.

Let's go and find the potato farm.

I'm so cold.

So, yeah, just be mindful of size,
Mum.

Yeah, I'm really trying.

I'm breaking some of them down.

Because look how many I've got
and I've still got to do a few more,
I think.

I don't think we're getting
out of here.

(LAUGHS)
No, seriously.

I think I've messed this consistency
up like to unworkable.

Our strengths are very physical

and the things that we're both good
at don't apply to this challenge.

I think this is where we go home.

You'll get your rhythm back, G.

I'm not going to get my rhythm back
because this is already screwed.

It's a little bit more fidgety
and skilful

than something
I've ever done before.

We always knew we were going to come
up against the ones that don't fit
us.

I really want to just take
a time penalty

because I really messed
this consistency up.

I feel you, dog.

Just can't have anything touch.

OK, shall we have a check?

Can we have a check, please?

Check?

Yes.

(CHEERING)
Thank you.

Oh, thank you.

Ah! Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

There you go.

Rob and Georgie are off.

Should we just call it, Marx?
Because..

It's good, bad, good, bad?

Bad.
Yeah, time penalty.

We'd like to call a time penalty
because I think we're too far gone.

Yeah, thank you.

100% I'm never, ever,
ever making cheese balls.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, you're learning
your limitations.

Well, if we make it through
this day, we have to stick to the...

Manual labour always.
..manual labour always.

Yep.

It's a strategic play.

We have proven that we can come back
from a blunder.

So we're taking the time penalty
now,

make it up on every other challenge.

Hopefully, it won't take a while.

BOTH: Good morning, Uzbekistan!

(LAUGHS)

Have a look at that view, will you?

We arrive at the potato farm.

Hmm.
Uh...

We're the first team here.

Surely, we can't be in first
position, can we?
Surely not.

As far as potato farms go,

that looks very much like the area
where we plant potatoes at home.

You bet.

OK, so we need to find
an example plot.

I think it's this one here.

I have a little guess at what my
wife taught me to plant on our

property only about three years ago.

It's potatoes.

And it goes the whole way along.

Slightly, let's call that north.
Yep.

So all of a sudden, I've gone from
having no skills whatsoever
for this race

to suddenly feeling like
I'm in my backyard.

So it's right in the fertilizer
here.

They're about that much apart.
Separated by around about,

yeah, around about a ridgey-didge.
A ridgey-didge. Yeah.

Easy measurement.
Ridgey-didge. Ridgey-didge.

Thank you, '80s television.

Alright, last pile of dung.
That's the dung.

That's the dung, alright.

Oh, someone's before us.

Oh, shit.
The Currys.

Currys.
I knew it.

The rats.

Yeah.

Hey!
Welcome to the potato farm!

It's the Tunny Mills experience.
How's it going?

Alright, I'll dig a little hole here
for you, Berns.

You've dug a hole, Steve?
Have you dug a hole?

I didn't get the Dale dug a hole.
What is it?

It's in The Castle.

Oh, I've never seen The Castle.
Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, I know.
Yep.

I should hand in
my Australian passport.

I'm so sorry, everyone.

I've never seen The Castle, but
I know all of the things about it.

Do you?
"Oh, the serenity."

Yeah, it's the vibe of the thing.

Are you sure you're putting those
the right way up, aren't you?
Yeah.

Not here to fornicate
with arachnids.

Go.

You want a hand?
Yeah.

Do you want to hold it?

Is there a handle?

(RETCHES)
I'm not smelling.

I've turned off my nostrils.
Oh, my God.

Salaam alaykum.
Salaam.

Time to plant some potatoes.

I have very little experience with
farming or gardening,

but it sounds like manual labour,
which does fall into our wheelhouse.

Let's just see what they're doing.

Our best strategy going forwards
is to follow what the other team do

and then smash it
during the challenge.

So I'll dig, you take potatoes.
Sound good?

You can just shove them in there.

Otherwise, that penalty is going to
cost us in the long run.

Just because we're behind now,
it doesn't mean that we're out.
No, exactly.

You know, anything could happen
to any of the teams.

Anything could happen to anyone.

Look at the poo coming out.
That's awesome.

Should I start on the other end?

Just do it gentle.

As a radiographer, I've done
a lot of scans on the intestines.

You go from the stomach all the way
down to the end of the rectum

and you include everything.

I did biomedical science,

I did medical imaging
and I did radiation therapy.

I studied for seven years,
so I'd be good in the lake today.

Oh, there's a lot of poo
coming up here.

So this was my turn.

I'm finally touching the organs
I've photographed

for the last eight years of my life.

You sound like Hannibal Lecter
right now.

How fun.

Pushing poo out of an intestine?
Yeah.

The goal for today is to not come
last or second last.

OK, let's go. Come on.

We're coming back for a check.

Up there?

And all of the teams
have taken theirs up to be checked.

How did we go this time?

Yay! Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Please be clean.

Yes!
Yes!

Whoo-hoo!
Thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you.

So we don't want to be too far
behind them.

No, I'm happy with mine.
Same.

Come, let's go.

Salaam. Salaam. Salaam!
Salaam.

We come for check.

So clean.

Yes, thank you!

Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.

Rahmat. Rahmat.

Route Info.

"Plant and fertilise a row
of seed potatoes."

I knew there would be potatoes
in this.

Do you like these?

Do you like them very much?

And do you cook them
or just eat like this?

Like this.
Like this?

Ah!
Yum.

Check, check.
Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.

You haven't got it?

Yeah.
OK, check.

Check, please.
Check.

Check, please.

It's hard not to feel frustrated
in challenges like these

because there's nothing you can do
except get to the 50 balls.

Good?

Yes!

Thank you.
Thank you so much.

Well done, guys.

Well done.
Thank you.

And we're sitting there
and it's like, oh, one team goes.

Yay!
Whoo!

Amazing.
Oh, another team goes.

We're seeing all these people
leaving.

Thank you. (LAUGHS)

But there's no way
that we can roll balls

faster than we're rolling them.

Um, so, OK.

We're literally,
there's no one left now.

I'm so glad that those boys
took that time penalty.

(AESHA SNEEZES)
Oh, that was disgusting.

Yeah, can we get Aesha a tissue?

Oppa, do you have a nose...?

Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

There's something
about a granny's touch.

I have never felt so nurtured
in my life.

One more. Oh, there we go.
Oh, we're done. Check.

Check.

50 balls on each.

I couldn't find any cracks.

(CHEERING)
Oh, thank you!

I am very sick of balls now.

Alright, well done.

"Fertilise a row of seed potatoes
to receive your next clue."

Alright.
Alright, potato time.

(ALL GREET)

Hello. Hey.
Hello.

(GROANS)
How do we do it?

Let's get dung.

Smell that!

What's living in there?
Let's go.

Oh, my God, they're maggots.
Come on.

Scott, go.
Oh!

Let's look at the example.

Come on.

OK, they're about a hand apart.

The roots are up.

Yeah, nice, Marx.

Boom.

I think we're getting a good pace
with this.

So Dom and Marx,
we know can work fast.

Yeah.

They're physical guys.
This is a physical challenge.

Boom. Boom.

This is quite good for the
51-year-old back, isn't it?
Yeah.

Just need to stretch.

(BACK CRACKS)

Yeah, that's it,
we're out of potatoes.

Check, please.

They call for their check before us.

I think we nailed it.

It's good?

No, OK.

Really?

The farmer gives them a thumbs down.

I don't know what the problem is.

Are you sure you're putting those
the right way up, aren't you?
Yeah.

We know that if you're going to
plant a potato,

you plant it sprout upwards.

If you plant it sprout downwards,

it grows into the ground
and becomes nothing.

We don't really know,

so what we're going to do
is cover them up a little bit more

so they are still buried,
but there's a tiny bit exposed.

How cool is this?
Yeah, wicked, huh?

Gorgeous.
Gonna get dirty
and plant some potatoes.

We get to the challenge
and everyone is here.

And I'm like,
right, let's roll up our sleeves.

Let's go, let's go plant potatoes,
honey.

(FLIES BUZZ)

Mmm, yum.
It's nice, eh?

I think we might be ready.
OK.

They're about to do it,
they're about to do it.

Go, just call it.
Alright.

Check, please.

Alright, this is where I work out
whether I listened to Naadsi or not.

Did I listen to my wife?

Oh!

Rahmat.
Rahmat.

We're potato farmers, Tunny!
Thank you so much.

Uh, you know what?

I'll take the gloves off first.
Take the gloves off first?

Just with my mouth or...?

Oh, sorry, sorry,
sorry, sorry, sorry.

Alright, ripper reader.

Ooh!
Whay!

"Alright, assist the local farmers.

"Safely deliver a donkey to their
stable to receive your next clue."

Oh, boy.

BEAU: Donkeys,
known for their hard work,

great personalities
and beautiful singing voices.

(BRAYS)

Well, one out of three ain't bad.

Our celebrities must lead one of
these magnificent beasts up the hill

to a warm stable.

But donkeys, they can be difficult
to persuade,

and they like to go
at their own pace,

especially when there are more
interesting things to do.

Once they've clip-clopped to the top,
they'll receive their next clue.

Yes, baby!

Alright, here we go, just grab bags.

Alright, farmers?
Alright.

Now, I know you're pretty good
at the vegetables.

(LAUGHS)
What are you like with the animals?

I haven't had a lot of donkey
experience.

I'll tell you, I played a jockey
in a film once.
Oh, yeah?

I played Damien Oliver
and I've got to tell you,

horses and me don't get along.

I don't know about donkeys and me.
OK.

Well, you guys met
at a donkey walking convention.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Most of my knowledge about donkeys

I've learned
from the incredible movie Shrek.

They're funny.
Sassy.

Sound a lot like Eddie Murphy.
Mm-hm.

Come on, let's go. Hello, I'm Steve.
What's your name?

Rude.

Another donkey?

We have to walk our beautiful donkey

all the way up to another farmer
upstream.

Rob. Georgie.
Georgie.

Georgie. Georgie.
Yes.

This is Georgie, too?

Alright.
OK, come on, Georgie.

Come on, Georgie.

Go on upstream, donkey.

This is how you plant potatoes.

Scott has an advantage
because he likes to garden.

I'm passing it down
from generation to generation.
We're in the same generation.

Are you from a potato farming family?

No, but our surname's O'Halloran.

We absolutely love potatoes.
It's in our blood.

If there's one thing I know
in this world is I love potatoes.

You can eat a potato
any way you like.

You can.

You can do a potato so many ways.

I mean, you've got boiled,
steamed, roasted.

Crispies, you can have crinklies,
you can have baked.

Mash them, scallop them.

Potatoes will turn into anything
and it's just that.

I love chips and gravy!

Chips and gravy!
Chips and gravy!

Yep, OK.
And we're done.

Yep, let's give a check.

Can we get another check, please?

OK, judgment time.

(SPEAKS FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

We're definitely not gardeners,
so I have no idea what's up.

We really needed to get that
on the first go.

Now we're 100% falling behind.

We've still got our time penalty
to serve on the mat.

This honestly isn't looking great.

I don't know what we can change.

BOTH: Check!

Here's Mr Potato.

No idea how we're going.

All got their roots pointing up.
Yep.

How did we go? How did we go?
How did we go?

Our great-great-grandfather...

(BOTH CHEER)

Great-great-grandfather
would be so happy.

Hug me.
I could hug you.

No, don't!
You're full of shit, Luke.

We planted the wrong way.

Stems out.

One decent fumble is all it takes
in this game.

Now I've got to find a donkey.

Everyone used to call me donkey
at work

because my teeth
hang out of my mouth like one.

We are now in unfamiliar territory.

We are leaving third in the pack.

This is weird.

Our bags are here.
Time to find a donkey.

I'm cool with farm animals.

I've ridden horses.

I've ridden a camel before.

Multiple times, actually.

So long!
So long!

So I'm like, give the donkey to me.
Let's get moving.

OK, Luke, I don't want you
to spook it.

OK.

I'm just going to walk
and not spook.

Don't spook the donkey.

Ah, you're coming this way.
Oh, no, no, no, no.

Let it run.

Cheeky bugger.

Cheeky donkey.

I love cow shit.

Just the smell of the farm,
I love it.

I just smell shit everywhere.

Check!
Check!
Check!

Oh! Yay!
Ah. Thank you.

Oh! Katta rahmat.

Rahmat!

Alright.

"Safely deliver donkey..."

"..to their stable
to receive your next clue."

Alright.

Good work, you two.

Thank you.

High five, yeah?
No, no, no.

Come here, sweetheart.

Oh, he's committed!

Arghh! (LAUGHS)

Animals can sense your energy.

And I always am thrusting
so much love towards them.

They can feel it.

Don't forget your backpack.

OK, here... Hello.

OK. Alright.

Salaam.
Salaam.

Come on. Come on.

I want to ride the donkey.

(BRAYS)

I love you and have a good journey.

You're going to have a good journey.
Let's go.

My usual strategy with animals
is to force love down their throats.

And I usually get a great response.

But this donkey seems to flinch

every time I try and give it
any sort of love.

# I'm walking up the road
with a donkey. #

Slow...
# A donkey! #

You're scaring Alfred now.

No, he loves it.

I've cleaned poo out of intestine.

Now I'm laying poo
on top of potatoes.

(BRENDAN LAUGHS)
It's actually feral.

Alright. Yep.

Check, please.

We could actually sneak this back.

Just depends on the next challenge

and if it suits us at all
like none of them have today.

Yep.
(LAUGHS)

Yeah?

Hey!
Hey!

Hey, we're not last, Marx.
We're doing alright.

And now we are second last.

So... that's fun.

We're right behind the other teams,
Marx, so we can get this.

Can't go any faster
than the donkey wants to.

Just gotta let her cruise.

Yeah, that's our boy.

Yee, come on.

Come on, Giorgio.

No stopping.

I'm afraid there's no time
for a break.

I know you're hungry, buddy,
but we gotta move.

This is the aura
that is Dom and Marx.

Because even though they've now taken
a time penalty,

they're still the biggest threat
in the competition.

Yeah.
They're so fast. They're so fast.

Especially with physical challenges,
they can make up ground.

The thing I know about some animals

is they will take any power
that they can get.

Yeah.
So we're just gonna keep walking.
Yep.

Taking him with us.
We are in control.

Let's go! Come on!

We're gonna pass the other team,
big donkey boy.

My name is Alfred
and I'm walking up the mountain.

I love nature
and I don't really like Scott.

Come on, buddy.

You're doing great, sweetie.

I don't think I've ever led a donkey
before.

I probably have,
but I can't remember.

But I do know all animals
are sensitive to stress.

(YELLS) Come on, my guy!

Let's move.

We know donkeys can be a little
stubborn.

Come on, make him come.

They're stopping. They're stopping.
We're gotta keep moving.

And come straight past him.

We don't have time for pleasantries.

So we weren't gonna take
slowing down for an answer.

Scott, we're being passed.
I know. There's nothing we can do.

Make Alfred come.

Len, there's us
and Stella and Lindy.

We're here racing not to come last.
Yep.

Pretty much everyone else is done

and we're still picking our bloody
potatoes out of the holes.

I wasn't in the mood for it.

(MOCK STRAINS)

Yeah!

But there was three beautiful kids
on a swing.

What's your name?

I think they were all
pretty much five.

So the same age as my little Toby.

And what's your name?

You know, I miss her a lot.

I spend a lot of time with Toby.

You know, I get home
from work early.

So before she went to prep,
I just spend all the time with her.

And I didn't really have that
with the other kids

because I was playing footy
and I had training

and it was just, you know, hectic.

So a full-time job
where it was, you know...

Oh.

Yes!

So playing with these kids
brought that fix that I needed.

Roar!

Please?

Send me home, bro.

We just can't figure out
what we're doing wrong here.

It's starting to get
really, really frustrating.

Darling, just do it, please.
I'm doing it.

But he's going to just say
it's wrong anyway.

No, don't be a little shit.

She's so frustrated.

You got really shitty and...

I'll take it.

Full teenager, like full...

I was moping around the potato farm.

Oh, my God! It's snowing!

It's proper snowing.

This is sick.

(LAUGHS) This is so magical.

What?!

What the heck?

I've never been skiing.

The snow is wild.

Did you do this for me, Bernie?
Oh, I did.

It's your birthday and you give me
a present like this.

I know.

(DONKEY BRAYS)

Here we go. Come on, Brian.

Here we go, Brian.

We've got Brian for you.

Thank you, sir.

Here we go.

As far as donkeys go,
he wasn't a bad donkey.

He wasn't a bad donkey, was he?
He was fairly stoic.

Yeah.
Didn't show a lot of emotion.

No, he would never act like an ass.

Ah, rahmat.
Rahmat.

Rahmat.
Rahmat.

Let's go.

Oh, good, Giorgio.

Hello, salaam.

Salaam. Salaam.

Bye, Giorgio.

Thank you so much.

Yes?
Hey!

Yes.
Thank you so much.

Thank you.
Thank you.

(BOTH SPEAK FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

Under the snow...
Get saucy.

..of Uzbekistan.
Get saucy, Bearnaise.

Oh, what's this?
Oh, what's that?

Look at this place.

It's snowing.
Sorry.

(GASPS) Roadblock!

"Who likes to toot their own horn?"

You don't mind it, do you?

You do.
Me.

(SERENE MUSIC)

(HARSH TRUMPETING)

BEAU: The karnay,
Uzbekistan's national instrument.

Two metres long and solid brass,

you need a big breath to blow a note
on this bad boy.

Dressed in traditional robes,

one team member must learn an ancient
tune, then perform it with the band.

(TRUMPETING)

A karnay master
will judge their performance.

Without the right technique, this
giant trumpet can sound a little...

(ABRASIVE TRUMPETING)

So they better practise.

(TRUMPETING)

Once the music flows through them,
they'll receive their next clue.

Here we go.
Steve, this is a demonstration.

I play the recorder.
Yep.

Hopefully I can get the tune.
This looks like us. Yeah.

Hey, you wanna come watch
the demonstration?

Yeah.
Yeah? Come watch.

Shall we watch?
Yeah, absolutely. Let's go.

(TRUMPETING)

Alright.
Let's go get changed.

Let's go get changed, dudes.

After you.
Oh, thanks.

Oh, he's so polite.
Oh!

Oh, Tunny!

Oh, Bernard Curry! Birthday Bernie!

You guys look amazing.

The outfit he was born to wear.

Here we go. I'm ready to go.
This will only take a second, babe.

So don't even worry about it.
Here we go. Here we go.

(PLAYS SHRILL NOTE)
(LAUGHS)

How are you doing that?

Oh, dear. (LAUGHS)

Hey, stable.

Hi, salaam.
Salaam.

How are you?

Oh, thank you so much.

Thank you so much.
(BOTH SPEAK FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

(TRUMPETING)

Oh, look at it. It's like a trumpet.

You're fine. You've got this.

I used to do the trumpet.

It's all in the lips.
Listen to the tune. Exactly.

Listen to the tune.

I like to toot my own horn.
I'm quite confident.

Hey, look.

This is your day.

(TRUMPETS COMFORTABLY)

Oh, my gosh. You're incredible.

I've got this.

That was phenomenal.

Are you kidding me?

Alright. Call a check?
Check.

How did we go?

In the snow.

Cuddle? Cuddle?
Thank you.

You're in crew, Dad.

Done, babe? OK. Check, please.

OK. Did we do it?

Yes!
Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you so much. Thank you. Bye.

Sorry we took so long.

We finally passed after God knows
how long, and I'm just pooped.

Haha! Got it? Sorry.

"Assist the local farmers safely
deliver a donkey to their stable

"to receive your next clue."

We love donkeys.

It's starting to snow.

It's starting to snow.
We're walking into it.

It's wet. It's cold.

The air's thin.
And we're going uphill.

You alright, Ep?
Yeah. Just keep going. I'm good.

OK.
Got a bit of speed with the donkey,
so let's keep going.

I'm absolutely breathless.

The bag. The bag.

Mum, we've forgotten the bag.

But then we're almost
to the destination.

Yep. OK. So now we've got to go back
and get our bags.

And we realise we have to trek
all the way back down again.

We're going to have to go
pretty fast.

Yeah.
We could end up last here.

Well, just don't think like that,
Mum.

Got to get our bags.

Oh, shit.
I know.

Yeah. Come on, Ep.

But we also pass teams who come up
the hill with their backpacks.

You alright, Ep?
Yep.

Wait, Gretel and Epiphany
didn't have their bags.

So we've just overtaken
another spot.

Come on!

Getting us our place back. Come on.

Come on, my guy!

Hello.

Wait, Gretel and Epiphany
didn't have their bags.

So we've just overtaken
another spot.

OK.
We've just lost about four places.

You alright, Ep?
Yep. Just keep going. I'm good.

I'll carry it.
You sure?

You've got to carry a donkey.
It's OK. We're going uphill.

Leni and Fev are there.

Why are you coming back?

We forgot our bags.

Forgot our bags.
Oh, no.

We just lost about
four or five spots.

I'll go run and get them.

Oh, no, no. Don't...
I'll go get 'em. I'll go get 'em.

I'll go get 'em.

Just as we were kind of losing that,

Fev comes racing towards us,
delivering our bags to us.

It was very kind and sweet.
We're all in this together.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Actual legend.

What a man.

Thank you.
Come on.

Come on, boy or girl.

It's time to go.

Ooh.

Oh, Jesus.

Well, this is awkward.

Can you get it back down?

What happened?

We're all doing fine,
and all of a sudden,

Fev's donkey had gone a bit wayward.

Oh, no.

(LAUGHS)

Are you OK?

It was the perfect bum slide.

I don't know how long it went for,

but it felt like 50 metres.

It was about that long.

No, it was longer than that.

I made a path for you, buddy.

He was a tantrum-throwing donkey.

Naughty donkey. Sore ass.

Hello.

Thank you.

It's OK. Come on.

Come on, Stella.
You can get this donkey to move.

Well, I'm good with horses.
Come on.

(STRAINS)

We've made mistakes
not thinking clearly.

Just to let you guys know,

we've got one group behind us,

but Dom and Marx
have got a time penalty.

We don't know how long that is.

Please let it be around this corner.

You're doing great, Leah.

Leah and Mel are just there,

so no matter what,
we're not too far behind.

The faster we get to that mat,
the faster we wait.

Last push.

Last push, and you're going to be
with your buddies.

Oh, there's the sign.

Oh, sweet Jesus.

We're close, Marx. We're close.

Straight up that path there.

Thank you, sir.
Ah!

Thank you.

You can do it, Alfred. Come on.

Yeah, boy. Yeah, boy.

Let's do it.

Cheers.

Whoo!

Thank you.
Thank you so much.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Ooh, a roadblock.

"Who likes to toot their own horn?"

You feel up to that?
Yeah, let's go.

I like doing a few instruments.
Let's go.

(TRUMPETING)

STEPHEN: It's a beautiful tone.

I think I just have to do that.
Yeah?

Yeah.
OK.

Sometimes I have this
misplaced sense of confidence.

I learned My Heart Will Go On on the
recorder when I was eight years old.

So I thought, "I can do this.
How hard could it be?"

OK, ready? And here we go.

(PLAYS BADLY)

(GROANS) No.

(PLAYS DECENTLY)

Yes, baby. That's it. That's it.
Come on. Come on. Let's do it.

You're a beast.
Your massiveness knows no bounds.

You're a horny little devil.

What?

All of the teams are starting
to arrive.

This could be our opportunity
to get up.

So if you can flash this,
we'll be in a really good spot.

OK, what have we got up here?

Other people are going to leapfrog us
in this challenge. You got this.

So we thought, let's go and have
a crack.

Use your musical skill.

(EXHALES HEAVILY)

Alright, Berns. Come on, baby.

You got this, baby.
Let's go. Come on.

Let's go, Berns.

(TRUMPETS)

Oh!
Oh!

Rahmat. Rahmat.
Rahmat.

Little beauty.

Rahmat.

Here we go.
Rip, rip.

Route Info.
OK.

"Track down Beau
at the next pit stop."

BEAU: There's no shortage of pretty
vistas or mountains in Tersak,

but you've got to stop somewhere.

So we chose right here,

at this family farm
that's been here for generations.

Welcoming our teams to today's
pit stop is local farmer Muhyiddin.

Love your energy, love your coat,
love your hat.

Teams must head to the neighbouring
farm to find me.

Welcome to the icy location
of the pit stop

for the sixth leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.

And I'm dressed for the occasion.

"Hurry, the last team to arrive
may get eliminated."

Alright, let's roll.
Let's go.

# Dun, dun, dun, dun. #

Give me that stage.

Luke's so good at it.

(TRUMPETS)

Now.

I tell the hot guy that's head
of the band,

"move aside, my brother's
now going to be the, like,

"best horn blower in Uzbekistan."

(BLOWS HORN)

YES!!!

WHOO!
YEE-HA!

That was incredible, if you ask me.

YES!!!
(SCREAMS)

We're putting you
in the orchestra in Uzbekistan.

"Track down Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry, the last team to arrive
may be eliminated." Let's go.

You absolutely smashed that.

Oh.

Slippery stuff here, Steve.

It's a slippery old slope, Bernie.

It's a slippery little sucker.

Where is our Beau?

Where is Beau?

We have to find Beau.

We're right in the top of the pack.

We are so close to being
in first place.

Where are the Currys?

Alright, let's go.

Hang on, I see a flag over there,
Bernie. Let's go.

Today has been an absolute pearler.

To put the icing on the cake would
be coming out in first position.

Oh.
BEAU: Here we go.

Have a look at this bloke.

Oh!
Beau!

Another team.

Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau!

Oh, I see a flag.

So, Scott,
we're just going to leg it.

Oh.

Have a look at this bloke.

Behold.

Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau!

Hey, hey.
Alright.

Come here, boys.

Brothers in arms.

So, we meet again.
Congratulations.

You beauty!

Happy birthday, man.
Happy birthday.

Oh, you little rippers.

Alright.
Alright.

Welcome to Tersak.

(CHEERING)

Stephen and Bernie,
you're the first team to check in.

Is that a birthday present?

Happy birthday, mate.

(BOTH LAUGH)

That makes you guys, Luke and Sassy
Scott, the second team to check in.

(CHEERING)
Good on ya, boys.

We're used to being second last.

So, second in the race
feels really good, man.

Bring it in. Very proud of you.
Happy birthday.

(CHEERING)

It felt like the best
birthday present

I could have ever received
on my 51st birthday.

And you're welcome.

Thank you.

(DONKEY BRAYS)

(BRENDAN BRAYS)

(LAUGHS)

You alright?

We're now walking uphill
with our packs in the snow.

How are you going, energy-wise?

I'm determined.

We've gone from being at the front
of the pack to the back of the pack.

It's like a race.

We're coming around the bend.

Stella and Lindy in last place.

Come on, buddy. We're almost there.

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Leni and Fev in front.

It's going to be a race to the end.

That's us. Let's go.

This way, little one.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Yeah!

Thank you. Thank you.

Roadblock.
Roadblock.

"Who likes to toot their own horn?"

Stella!

(DONKEY BRAYS)

(TRUMPETS)

Oh, my God. That was the best one
you've ever done.

Yeah.

(TRUMPETS)

Yes. Yes.

(TRUMPETS)

Oh, my God. That's it. That's it.

You got it?

I'll try it. Yep.
OK.

Ready?
You sound great.

You, great.

(TRUMPETS BADLY)

No.
No. No.

I thought I had it.
OK. OK. OK.

We'll try again. We'll try again.

Take a break. Just take a break.
Take a minute. Take a minute.
Take a minute. Get your breath.

I'm not going to get this.

This is as good as I can do.

It's falling off.
Oh.

OK.

I can just hear a perfect whoo.

And I was like...

"Who the hell is that?"
"Who the hell is that?"

(TRUMPETS COMPETENTLY)

Yeah!
(SCREAMS, LAUGHS)

Beautiful, beautiful.

Mel absolutely nails it.

First time she does it,
and I'm like... "Oh, my God."

(LAUGHS) Oh, my God.

Well done. That was awesome.

Alright, we've got to find Beau,
we've got to hit that pit stop,

we are still racing.

It's really an opportunity
for us to catch up,

but it's all down to Marx
in this situation.

He's definitely more musical
than I am,

so I think
this is a perfect roadblock for him.

Yeah, out of Dom and I,

I'm the one who performs music,
writes music, plays music.

So the technique
that I'm going in to use

is probably
more of a didgeridoo tech.

So I'm going to press it up against
the side of my mouth,

and then push with my lips,
with my cheeks expanded.

I'm just going to head down
and go for one

and see if we can pick up
some spots in line.

Yeah, nice, that was really good,
though, we're ready.

The time penalty is 100%
playing on our minds.

We know that we're going to have to
pay for that.

That's not a trumpet though,
it's longer.

All of the other teams
are kind of catching up.

We're going to nail this
on the first try and get it done.

(TRUMPETS)

Yeah! Killed it, bro!
(APPLAUSE)

Jeez! That's my boy.

Hey, come on, Marx!
Thank you.

We've got to make up our lost time,
baby, come on.

Alright, cool. Route Info.

"Track down Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry, the last team to arrive
may be eliminated."

Aye!
Hey!

So we've got to get back
as quick as possible,

because this could be
the make or break test.

It's going to be down to the wire
if we make it.

Do you live there?

Is that your house?

Nice.

I like what you've done
with the place.

Ready.

Welcome to Tersak.

Salaam.
Salaam.

Mel and Leah, you are the third team
to check in.

Yes!

Terrific effort.
Whoo!

Bring it in.
Thanks, Beau.

Good effort, girls. Love you.

Down there.
OK.

Here we go, last stretch, baby,
last stretch.

Oh!

Woo-hoo!

Do you watch parkour?
No.

Neither do I.

And boom, boom.

Welcome to Tersak.

Thank you. Tersak is beautiful.

Dom and Marx, you are the fourth team
to arrive.

Oh, that's pretty good.
Oh.

However, because you did not complete
the balls detour,

I can't check you in.

Yep.

You'll be serving
a 30-minute penalty.

30 minutes. Ooh!
I thought it might be.

It's going to be touch and go.

Onto the bench. Thanks, Beau.

We're a little worried.

We might not have done enough

to stage the comeback
we were looking for,

but all we can do is pray

that the other teams
don't arrive before that time.

I'm just hoping that we get to live
another day.

This Amazing Race just throws
so many twists and turns,

Beau always has something
up his sleeve that you never know.

We've incurred a 30-minute
time penalty.

We have to hope we've done enough

that the other teams don't cross
before our time penalty's finished.

30 minutes is a long time, eh?

(TRUMPET BLOWS)

That's good.

I think it's 12 of those and then...

# Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

# Oh-ooher. #

It's like the Age of Empires.

You got this, honey.

(BLOWS) I can't make a noise.

Chow, we're cooked.

ROB: The pressure's definitely on,

and I have to be the best cheerleader
that I can possibly be.

Oh, my God, it's amazing.

That's it. How'd you do that?
I think I've got it now.

Deep breaths, deep breaths.

Just don't (BLEEP) the first note.

(TRUMPETS)

Oh!

Yeah!

Tunny, you did it!

Oh, thank you so much.

We did it! I'm so proud of you.

Mwah!

I reckon I can get her a job.

Maybe off-Broadway.

Or end of intermission.

You know,
time to move into the theatre.

(MIMICS TRUMPET) Oh, there she is.

Guys, sorry. We don't do the
ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong,
ding-dong anymore.

It's just Georgie Tunny
at the front of the theatre.

(MIMICS TRUMPET)

"Track down Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry, the last team to arrive
may be eliminated."

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY) What the heck?

Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Where is he?

(TRUMPETS BADLY)

Yeah, baby!

Scott looks the part.

He almost sounds the part.

You're amazing. That was great.

I think it's worth a go.

OK, let's go try.

I was thinking back to the days
of our beautiful dates,

being in his van, him sitting there
playing me the harmonica.

The most romantic thing
I've ever heard.

It really gets a girl excited,
doesn't it, honey?

It gets you excited, it sounds like.

OK.

(TRUMPETS)

Whoo!

Yeah, harder.

Oh, for Pete's...

It's the nervousness, I'm a bit...

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY) Again.

Today we haven't really had
enough time to master the karnay,

so I'm feeling a little bit nervous.

(BLOWS WITHOUT SOUND)

No. No.

Look at the mat, man.

What am I going to do?

Do you have a washing machine?

Oh, I hope nobody
comes up that hill.

Oh, my gosh.

Sprint to the end,
at the pace of a donkey.

I feel like we should be skipping.

(BOTH PANTING)

Rob, Georgie, you are the fifth team
to arrive,

but the fourth team to check in.

Fourth! Hell, yeah.

Bring it in. Still in the race.

Good job, guys.
Thank you.

Down there.
Thank you, Rob.

That means
there's four teams behind us.

Yep.

If four teams come up...

That's us.
..the dream is over.

OK, shall we go and get tested?

Yep, let's do it.

Ready?

(TRUMPETS BADLY)

OK, we'll try again.

I can't believe you're saying no.

It's like an angry cow, isn't it?

(TRUMPETS)

People are really struggling.

That was better.

Yeah, but you've got to do it
for the whole song.
I know.

The amount of pressure
you're pushing through your lips

makes it very difficult.

That was a little sound.

We just can't seem to get the hang
of this horn.

Get your mouth on it more.

It's just weird,
when I think I have it,

I go to replicate it
and I don't get it.

You really don't have it.

(TRUMPETS ADEQUATELY)

Yeah!

I think that would be a role model
for everyone.

Nice one!

Thank you.
Well done, Mum.

We're sitting there and it's like,
oh, one team goes.

Yeah!
Thank you.

Oh, another team goes.

We're seeing all these people
leaving.

Let's go!

(SPLUTTERS)

Does it sound
like I've got it nailed yet?

Well, come on!

Well, yeah, you keep talking to me
and I need to listen.

You did it before!

We're not cruising,
we're getting there.

Look at the attitude! I love it!

I can hear voices coming down.

Mum, Brendan and Leni
are right behind us.

Come on!

I need to hold on, Dad.
I can't, I need to hold on.

Here comes one.
Yeah.

Gretel and Epiphany.

Oh, no, there's two.

Guys, why don't we come with you?

Oh, cute!

Two, three!

Whoo-hoo!

Welcome to Tersak.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Gretel and Epiphany,
you are the sixth team to arrive.

But you're the fifth team
to check in.

Whoo-hoo!
Yay!

Making Fev and Leni
the sixth team to check in.

Sixth place!
Yeah!

Well done, guys.
Last to sixth.

Dom and Marx are still paying
their penalty.

Hey, boys.

Tough day.

No-one's ever been up here.

It's not even on the map.

Phones haven't worked
an hour any direction from here.

I wondered why
I couldn't get Uber Eats.

(LAUGHS)

Bring it in. Well done.

Good on you, Len.
Thank you.

Stay solid.

(BAD TRUMPETING IN DISTANCE)
That's a good sign.

(BAD TRUMPETING IN DISTANCE)

The horns are still going.

But you've got to hold out hope.

Always hold out hope, G.

(TRUMPETS BADLY)

SCOTT: I need to nail that.

AESHA: Most of the other teams
have gone.

We've only got Lindy and Stella
next to us.

We don't know

whether Dom and Marx have finished
their time penalty or not.

Just needed to get that part.
Alright, let's check.

So we have to get this.

Because this does not
feel like a good place to be.

Win or lose, it's been an honour

to compete and hang out with you
on this adventure.

Same, bro.

Wouldn't do it with anyone else.
That's it.

Good luck, honey.
Thank you, honey.

Whoo!

(TRUMPETS ADEQUATELY)

That was awesome!

Oh! Thank you! Ah!

Thank you.
Rahmat. Rahmat.

"Track down Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry, the last to arrive
may be eliminated."

Alright, let's go.

(TRUMPETS ADEQUATELY)

I love it.

We should get you one.

Thank you.
Thank you.

"At the next pit stop,
last team will be eliminated."

As far as we know,
we are going home.

There's like no one else around us.

We've been in this position
so many times before, Stella.

And something
always ends up happening,

so anything can really happen.

I really hope we can stay in

just for the National Breast Cancer
Foundation

and really come back and show people

that we are here to represent
our charity and do a good job.

Winning this money for the
National Breast Cancer Foundation,

I think it's a really exciting
opportunity to help.

Alright, we're good.
We know the girls are behind us.

I hear more voices down there.

OK, we need to beat them. We need
to beat them. We need to beat them.

We don't know whether Dom and Marx

have finished their time penalty
or not.

This could be it.

Yeah.

We just don't want to go home today.

We need to hurry.
I don't want to get out.

Oh!
Oh, there he is.

Yay!

Oh.
Whoo.

Oh. Whoo!
Oh.

Hello, mate.

Welcome to Tersak.

Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you for having us.

Aesha and Scott,
you are the eighth team to arrive.

Awesome. Wait, what?
Ooh.

But the seventh team to check in.

Oh, yeah!

We're just happy
we're not last, though.

We're not last. Oh, oh, oh.

You're still in the race.

That's great news.

Are you enjoying yourselves?

Yeah, having the time of our lives.
Bring it in.

Thank you.
Good effort, man.

Straight down into that valley.
Well done.

Good effort.
Thank you.

Well done, honey.
Alright.

So we do have one more chance.

There's only one team
in front of us.

All we can do is just hold out

and see if we can wind down
that time to that last moment

before Stella and Lindy arrive.

Anything can happen.

Let's go.
Baby, wait for me.

Oh, God, my shoes are killing me.

It's gonna be really close.

I think so.

Marx's in thing. Go, go, go, Mum.

Ah!

Wait!

Oh.
Come on!

(LINDY GROANS)

Holy smokes, that was really hard.

Welcome to Tersak.

BOTH: Thank you.

Lindy and Stella,
you are the ninth team to arrive.

(BOTH SIGH)

We're like... pooped.

Pooped, get it?

(LAUGHS)
I do get it.

Well, you're not going home because
you are the eighth team to check in.

Oh, my God, how does this happen?

This has happened to us again.

Bring it in, girls. Well done.
Thank you.

(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Oh, we smell like poo.

We smell like poo as well.

So, I guess that's it,
we're going home.

Dom and Marx,
please step back on the mat, boys.

Hello, Beau.

Hello, mate.

Dom and Marx, as you've seen, eight
teams have checked in ahead of you,

making you the last team to check in.

You are eliminated.

Totally understand.

One big blunder can be the end.

Unfortunately, boys,
your time on the race is over.

Mate, thank you for the experience.

Thank you.
Appreciate it, mate.

Thank you.

Both very impressive athletes.

You guys can do things
that people dream of,

but have you enjoyed yourself?

Had the time of our lives.

Absolutely enjoyed myself.

This has been an unreal opportunity,
really.

We're just grateful
to be a part of it.

You can't buy these experiences,
lads.

It's just not a tourist experience,
it's something once in a lifetime.

You guys are impressive human beings,

but unfortunately,
your time on the race is over.

Bring it in one final time.

Thanks, mate.
Ah!

I just want to say, Beau,
nice jacket.

Thank you.
Nice jacket. Team representative.

Oh, yeah, yeah.
(LAUGHS)

Whoo! Let's go, Marxy.

Let's go!

Next time on The Amazing Race
Celebrity Edition...

(GASPS) "Fly to the pearl
of Indian Ocean."

Sri Lanka. Ahh!
Ahh!

Sri Lanka!
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Oh, my God!

The race heats up in Sri Lanka...

This is hot now.

Whoa!

What? What did you bring?

Not them! Yuck!

..where our celebrities...

We're going up there?
Yeah.

..confront their toughest challenges
yet.

Oh, God.

What could possibly go wrong?

Argh!

Swim your little heart out, baby!

Ahh!

STELLA: No, like, dark.

My head just keeps going dark,
and I can't see anything.