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

..Agra, India.

Our celebrities
pushed through exhaustion...

Can we get the medic?

Chaos...

For crying out loud.
I've won a Gold Logie.

..and all of the elements,

racing for their charities.

At the Taj Mahal, Emma and Hayley
took their first win.

First team to check in.

Now that we've had that feeling, I
think it's going to keep us going.

But for Grant and Chezzi,
the temperatures proved too much...

Keep breathing.

..leading to their dramatic exit
from the race.

What I saw in those moments
will stay with me forever.

Tonight,

our teams are in southern India
taking to the waters...

I'm the king of the world!

(LAUGHS)
Can we go faster?

We're in a race.
Full steam ahead, captain.

..which will turn into fun
for some teams...

Ho, ho, ho ho.

..but it will become a nightmare
for others.

It's a dead rat.

Like biggest, fattest...
(SHRIEKS)

Who will risk their face
for the race?

I don't want a hole
in the side of my nose.

And the biggest setback
in race history...

JANA: All the way back.

All the way back to the start,
unfortunately.

In ancient Hindu mythology

the story goes that when the great
warrior Parashurama threw his axe
into the Arabian Sea,

the water retreated, giving rise
to the Indian state of Kerala.

The path cut by his axe
crisscrosses this land

in its meandering rivers,
tranquil lagoons and its backwaters

with hundreds of canals,

which locals share with houseboats
full of holiday-makers.

And it's along these waterways
that the teams will be racing

for this, the third leg
of the Amazing Race Australia.

I went on a houseboat New Year's Eve
once in Tweed Heads.

It was one of the best days
of my life. New Year's Day.

Let's do this.
Let's go, baby. Come on, Teddy.

(READS) "Welcome to the beautiful
waterway state of Kerala."

"Find a marked taxi and direct
them to go to Marine Drive."

"Search Marine Drive walkway
for your next clue."

Alright. Let's go.

The remaining nine teams
are departing

in the order they arrived
at the previous pit stop.

Hello.

They are travelling along the shore
of Vembanad Lake

to the musical walkway bridge
where they'll find their next clue.

Hello? Taxi.
How are we going?

Nice to see you.

So, we're feeling good, but very
nervous about today's adventures.

There is a lot of pressure
leading the pack, I think.

And people
are then also following us.

They expect you to know
where you're going,

but we don't know where we're going.

OK, so, Ange and Alli
are behind us.
Ange and Alli, they're second.

Let's go, girls.
Go, Emma. Go, Hayley.

HARRY: You've got the girls
in front of us,

and we'll be able to spot
that red hair from a mile away.

So, start of the day, we were third.

Emma Wiggle and Hayley
are at the front of the pack.

Emma and Hayley are a sleeper team.

They're like a Daihatsu Charade
with a V8 in it.

You know what I mean?

You got to tell people
that you lost to a wiggle.

You know, you can't let that happen.

If she beats...beats us.

The next challenge,
she owes us a musical performance.

I think so. Hot potatoes
is a certified hood classic.
Yeah.

Let's do this. Let's do this.

Oh, God. It's a sticky one.
We got... They sabotaged us.

We're getting a really sticky one.
It was George.

PAM: Positive vibes, George.
GEORGE: Good driver.

We're going to slay in Kerala.
Let's do it.

Delhi and Agra didn't go too well
for us, but brighter pastures ahead.

We've been a bit low
the last two days.

I'm doing The Amazing Race
with my little sister.

I'm not doing it
with a Survivor ally.

Pam needs me to support her
and I'm going to do it.

New things to come, hopefully.

A bit more excitement, please, Pam.
Oh...

ANGE: How much will the trip be?

DRIVER: 650.

650. That's a bit pricey.

What about 600?
And I'll give you a kiss.

ALLI: A kiss?
On the cheek.

Yeah. OK. 600.
Whoo!

Pucker up, big boy.

Your bum bag, do it up, sweetheart.
I'll hold this for you.

COR: Mum has been incredible.

I can't imagine
having a much better mum.

I have quite the genetic advantage.

I vividly remember being at
the Sydney Olympics and being 16,

the same age as Cor.

I am going to have to rein in
my mothering side

and allow us to be equals.

I'm sorry.
You're a big dude.

Yeah. I know.
I'm in the small seat.

(SHIP'S HORN BLASTS)

Oh, my gosh.
Oh, we're pulling over.

Is this it?
OK.

Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick.

Quick. Quick, quick.

Thank you. Thank you, Abdula.

BOTH: Shukriya. Shukriya.

Thank you.
Thank you.

That's my mother, everybody.

EMMA: My thighs are not awake.
HAYLEY: No.

Oh, there's the clear thing.
Yes.
Yes.

It's hard.
Yes.
It's hard.

Yes. Yes.
Alright.

OK.
Alright.

OK. Here we go.

Let's go this way.

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Detour.
Detour.

Oh, no.
OK.

Stripe It or Strike It.

BEAU: A detour
is a choice between two challenges,

each with its own pros and cons.

And in this detour, teams
must choose between Stripe It

or Strike It.

Only here in Kerala you will find
a folk dance called puli kali,

where artists paint their bodies
like tigers

and dance to honour
a goddess called Durga.

If teams choose Stripe It, they must
paint the belly of a kali dancer

perfectly replicating the intricate
details on the lead dancer's belly.

Once they've successfully
completed the artwork,

they'll receive their next clue.

It helps if you're,
like, 40 kilos heavier.

50.

If teams choose Strike It,

they'll be playing
the ancient Indian game, gilli danda,

from which modern-day cricket
is derived.

Alright. Who's ready?

Come on.

It's like this.

(CHILDREN EXCLAIM)

They must place their short stick
in the square.

Use their long stick
to hit it into the air

and then strike it
as far as they can.

When their short stick has landed,

they must use their long stick
to count their points.

Once the team has scored 100 points,
they'll receive their next clue.

Sorry, brother. You right?
Give me a look.

Are you good? You still got your ear?
Give me a look.

Let's do Stripe It.
OK. Let's go.

I reckon Stripe It.

So, Kath and Kim, right now.
We're going for a stroll.

Why isn't Peter with us?

I feel like
we're on the Bondi Beach Walk.

Where's Brett?

We're going to be good.
Yeah.

We're going to be so good.

I think our driver is great.

Yeah.
He looks great.

Really good.
He's got a nice vibe.

Really good vibe.

Way safer than a tuk tuk.
Way safer.

DARREN: Caught up with the lads
already.

That's some good driving,
my brother.

Sure is.
Yeah. Let's get right up their ass.

Yeah.

You know this?

I think it's that walkway
just there.

This walkway here.
OK. Thank you, brother.

Thank you. Yeah, I'll take the bag.
Here you go. 500.

OK.

Where did they go?
I didn't see the boys, mate. Sorry.

The biggest threat to us
in this race?

Probably Harry and Teddy.

Very competitive.

Harry, he's got a lot of followers
online.

I'm one of them, actually.

Yeah. I love to see those beautiful
abs glistening in the sun.

Hey.

Going this way?

Our driver was definitely
slower than theirs then.

Yep. That was a bit of a stroke of
luck. That made up a place already.

We just luck into these things.

Follow your gut, baby.

Oh, rough rip.

It's already open. Beautiful.

Stripe It.
Or Strike It.

Strike it.
Strike It. Let's go.

Strike It. Strike It.

We'll destroy these kids.
Let's go. Strike it.
Let's go.

Oh, he stopped
in the biggest puddle.

My God.
Sir...

Oh, just here. Take the back.

Alright. Got it.

Alright, let's go.
OK.

Where are we going?

There. Stairs. That's what I dreamt.
Yes.

Not only is it my birthday,

but last night, true as God,

and I actually said to Ben,
I had a vision and a dream

that I saw stairs that I was
walking up to get a clue.

I'm a psychic medium.

Sometimes I think that I'm just
given things and visions

for a reason, maybe to say
it's your birthday

and we're going to give you
the lucks and the blessings.

That's a tough walk
in this tropical heat.

Oh, look at this river.

We've already made up a spot.

Stripe It or Strike It.

I don't like the thought
of painting something, Pam.

We're going to do Strike It.

Strike it. Let's try Strike It.

Strike it.
Strike it.
Let's do it.

Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry.

Do you want me to take it?
I'll take it for you.

You jump in. You jump in.
Come on, you jump in.

It's OK. It's cool.
You look great.

Are you ready? Say hi.

One, two, three. Go.

ALL: Hi.

There's a few there.
There you go.

Good on you. You look beautiful.
Thanks. No worries.

Let's go.

I have a feeling
we should walk through here.

Alright.

Oh, my gosh.
Great.
OK.

Stripe It.
Or Strike It.

I think we should do Stripe It.
Yeah. Me too.

Hey, hey, hey. This is it.

Bag drop. Wash hands.

Look at these birds.

(BOTH SHRIEK)

Over here.

Oh, my God.
Oh, my...

Oh, my God.
Goodness.

Oh, OK. That is so cool.

OK. This is not what I thought
it was going to be.

I'm actually mesmerised.

How does he do that?
Don't laugh.

Oh.

There was so much detail in it.
How are we going to make this?

Hello.
Hello.

Hey.
How are you?

Hopefully we'll get this done
quickly for you.

If our mum was here,
she would get this immaculate.

She's a full-on artist.

She would be amazing
and she's going to be upset.

Our mum's an artist.

We are not so good at painting.
No.

But I think our secret weapon
will be that we're sisters.

We can finish
each other's sentences.

Mostly.
Yes.

And I think
we need to lean into that.

This is kind of going up here a bit,
and then it comes to make...

We need to make...
Lovely soft skin.

Do you moisturise?

This is going to take ages.
I know.

Does it tickle painting the belly?

Why are you doing the black?
Because it's the bottom.

OK. Yeah.

The nose actually goes like this.

See? Like that.

And then are you doing
the black outline like this?

Yes. That's the nose.
That's the nose.

Yeah.

OK.

OK, Let's cross safely
across the crossing.

Want to hit the button?
There isn't one.
Yes, there is.

Cor.
Cor. Jana.

Are you doing the batting?

Strike?
Yeah.

Yeah. Come on.
Oh, it's over there.

How the hell do we get through?

OK.

Maybe through the gap.

Alright.

Are we're getting through that?

We've been training hard for this.

We've got our eye on the prize.

We're willing to do whatever
it takes for our charity,

Feel The Magic.

Let's block that up for anyone else.

Love that.

We can go in here.
You can't get in here.

Yes we can.
Yeah. No, no. It's locked.

Got to get in, guys.

Over there. Darren and Tristan.

Go, boys.

How do you get there, do you reckon?

Oh, here we go.

Let's play, baby.

(CHILDREN CHEER)

Yeah.

How the hell do we get in?

Yeah. Watch the rat.

(SHRIEKS)
Watch the rat.

Oh, my God.

There's lots of kids in colours,
guys. We've definitely got it.

These are the stuff
that cost us time.

We're so close. So close.

It was frustrating.

If you make a small mistake
in this race, it can cost you.

That's so annoying.

Alright. Here.

There's already one team ahead.

Got it.

We gotta hurry, mate.

Can we jump the fence?
Yeah. Here.
Yeah.

Let's go, boys.

Alright, let's go. Can we play?

Oh, my God. What game is this?

Hey, Blue.
Hey.

Hey, guys. Let's drop our bags, Cor.
Yeah.

Right here?
Yeah.

Oh, this looks hard.

OK. Which is the worst team?

You're the worst team. Let's do it.

(BOTH CHEER)

Teach me. Teach me. How do we play?

It was weird. It was kind of like
cricket, but, like, with a stick.

It was literally one of the most
uncoordinated things I've ever seen.

Yeah. It was like a spider
trying to put underwear on.

So smack bang.
He will show you.

Like that.
Quicker. Quicker.

COR: One point. Two points.
JANA: And that's three points?

Oh, very good.

OK. OK.

DARREN: Big hit now. Big hit.

Big, big hit, mate.

I broke the stick.

Hit it! hit it!

You've got to hit it.
You've got to hit it.

It went too quick.

That's quite often a problem
for you, isn't it? Going too quick?

Oh yeah.
My cricket skills were fantastic.

Under-11s. Man of the match.

Darren always in my shadow
in that regard.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

OK. Are you ready?
Get over that lump.

Yeah. Yeah, That's what I was doing.

How many points?

(LAUGHTER)

It's moved.

Alright, let's go. Teddy, quick.

So, on the edge?
Yeah. Watch out.

Yes.
One, two. Two.

Which end do I hit it with?
This end?

HAYLEY: We were trying
to channel our mum.

But we didn't have
any painting vocabulary.

It's like an upside down fire.

It is an upside down fire.

Emma get your kindling on.
Get your kindling.

There's not kindling on both sides.

Luckily, we do have
some sort of telepathy.

And I look at Emma and she'll know
exactly what I mean.

I think it needs to do this.
Like, huh?

Yeah. Yeah.
Like a Cheshire cat.
Huh?

Huh, huh, huh.
And this line goes, huh.

So, we were trying to use that
to help us.

I want my belly painted.

Can I be a tiger?

Oh, what's his name, Mum.

Big balls.

What?
My brain's in the gutter.

Mum and I have
a very unique sense of humour.

We're very open book, whether
it's about sex or boys or life.

Nothing's off the table.

Do it finger.
Yeah. Yeah.

To go with this nipple.

Mum loved the big, hairy nipples.

Oh, probably the best nipple
I've felt in a while, but, you know.

Hey, I've got to take it
when you get it.

He liked it, though. He was excited.

I reckon he was.

I reckon he was.
He was loving it.

Pete and Frankie are here.
Hi, guys.

Easy, tiger. Easy. Arrgh!

How are you going, girls?

We're getting there.
It's very detailed.

This detour might take a little bit
longer than the other one.

OK. This is...
I've never done this before.

This is fun.

Me neither.

Hopefully we do well.
We need 100 points.

Ah. The stadium here.
Down?

Thank you, sir.

Can we cut through?

Thanks, sir.

Careful, Jacks.

Hey. Hello.

Let's go.

Alright.

Oh, one.
Keep your eyes on it.

Hit!
Oh, God.

That's testing my bad shoulder
from Survivor. Oh, my God.

TRISTAN: George is talking about
Survivor again.

Oh, my God.

Alright.
Third time's a charm.

Oh, I missed.

JANA: I don't think
my hand-eye coordination
is as good as I'd hoped.

Majority of my life
it's been legs only.

These haven't had to do anything
other than move in a straight line.

We thought...
We thought Mum would suck.

Let's be really honest with it.
I was trying to say that without...

Without upsetting me.
No, you're fine, buddy.

TRISTAN: We start batting.

Take that.

Go. Run.

Yep.

Oh!

But I could hear the numbers
stacking up.

Oh, yes. Yes.

Teddy and the big tall guy
with the skinny legs

were doing incredibly well.

Oh, yes.

But Scottish are well known
for their phenomenal cricket skills.

Yes. Yes.

Whoa. What?!

Nailing it.

(CHILDREN CHEER)

Centrinoed out. Let's go!

But we weren't too far in front.
Just a little bit in front.

21.

22.

23.

Roadblock.
Roadblock.

Oh, and something else.
And a Fast Forward. Ooh.

(READS) "Complete this task and you
can go directly to the pit stop."

(READS) "To claim your Fast Forward

"make your way on foot
to Parakkat Jewels."

(READS) "You'll be given your
task instructions on arrival."

BEAU: Only one team
can complete a Fast Forward.

But do so and you head
straight to the pit stop.

And for this Fast Forward,

all our team members know
is an address.

It's a big risk for a big reward.

Fast Forward is on offer, like, you
know, I think you have to take it.

OK, let's do it. Let's do it.

Fast Forward.
Fast Forward. Take it.

We've never seen
a Fast Forward before.

I didn't really know
what I was getting myself in for.

Where are we going?
Where are we headed?

We are going to Parakkat Jewels.

TRISTAN: What do we reckon?
Arts and crafts.

DARREN: Counting. I reckon
it's going to be a counting one.

I got a feeling
it's going to be gruelling.

It's going to be hours long.

If it takes you straight
to pit stop...

Got to be something hard.
Yeah.

OK, let's catch up.
Cool.

Alright, blue team.
Oh, hey.

How are you? I'm Kate.

Alright. How do we play?

You want to play with...

Ooh. Does that count?

Let's go.
Tell us what we need to do.

Let's go, ladies.
Let's go, gentlemen. Show us.

Here it comes. Here it comes.
Winner. Winner.

It didn't come.
All good. All good.
Alright.

Yes. Good boy. Let's go.

At school, I play a lot
of sport, including baseball,

through the summer.

Ooh.
Yes. Go, bud. Go.

Yes. 22. 23. We're done.

Yay! We're done!

I guess this was kind of able
to show off my talents.

Yay!

One, two, three. Go!

Right. Oh, it's a Roadblock.
Roadblock.

Oh, buddy, Roadblock. Fast Forward.
Do you want to Fast Forward?
Yeah.

Yeah?
Honestly, Mum, I don't want to.

OK, We're doing the roadblock.

Alright.
(READS) "Who is a fast learner?"
Me.

Alright, buddy.

A Roadblock is a challenge only one
team member must choose to complete,

based on a cryptic clue.

India would come to a standstill

without its favourite
form of transport, tuk tuks.

And in Kerala, they're always
looking for new drivers.

(HONKS HORN)

Shit.

In this Roadblock,

one team member must sit
a typical Kerala driving test

to become a certified tuk tuk driver.

To graduate from L-plates they must
navigate a manual tuk tuk

through Kerala RTO's obstacle course.

If they pass, the instructor
will hand them their next clue.

Jump in.

There'll be no limos.
Been to Cronulla before, brother?

Take that as a yes.

COR: Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.

I think the...Harry and Teddy

were going the same way
as Darren and Tristan.

No matter what, one of those teams

is going to have to go back
and do the Roadblock.

Parakkat Jewels?

That way.
So this way.

We're in a race
with Darren and Tristan.

We're going to get the Fast Forward

and we're just going to get
a big, big lead.

This seems to be the jewellery...

..lots of jewellery stores.

This one.
Parakkat Jewels.

Oh, I hope we set off
in the right direction.

No risk, no reward, my friend.
Very true. Very true.

We didn't really know where the boys
are in the scheme of things.

Teddy, we've got to get a move on.
We're chewing up so much time.

Here, here, here, here.
Parakkat Jewels.

Oh, yeah.
Hello.

Fast Forward.

(READS SIGN)

They're not going to actually make
us pierce our nose, are they?

You have to have that big (BLEEP)
piercing in our nose.

This gets us finished for the day.
With a lifetime of regret, mate.

Surely they're not going to actually
pierce our nose?

No. Who the hell
would do such a stupid thing?

I don't know if I can do that.

I still don't believe
they're going to make us do it.

There's going to be a way around it.

I don't believe it.
Let's go check it out.

Hello.
Hello?
Hello.

You're not actually going
to pierce our nose, are you?

No. Come on. For real?

Maybe clip on. Clip on.

In my career, it comes down
to a bit of what you look like.

Like, an actual piercing?

Probably sticking piercings
through my nose,

isn't something I should be doing
in my line of work.

Is there any way around it?
Can I pierce an ear?

So no ear?
No.

And we have to go with one
of these little nose pieces?

Get (BLEEP).

Mate, are you happy to do this?
Hundred percent.

Well, I can't do squiggles
until I've got...

You can do the ones
that are on the face.

I can do white and black.
Yeah, you can do white and black.

Do you need this?

I think we're taking too long.

This is so hard.

That looks amazing, guys.
It looks really good.
Thank you.

Emma and Hayley look really good
with the tiger painting.

Yeah, that's good.
Yeah.

But we're no Monet.
Yeah.

Nothing's going to help
this non-painting talent

that Angie and I have.

Didn't want to spend too much time
because we were worried

that the other Detour
would take a lot quicker.

Check, please.
Check, please.

Look at this masterpiece.
Oh, my gosh, girls. Well done.

(GASPS) That's brilliant.
Come this way.

He's going to dance.
He's going to dance.

Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!

Check. Yes!

Well done.
Thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Come on, let's go.

Oh, my God. OK.
We need to be hurrying up.

We need to hurry up.

Oh, that's right.
We're not in a painting class.

We actually need to get on this.

This is a race,
and they've already finished.

Go, go, go. Check, Check.

Yes. Come on over. Come on over.

(DING!)

(BOTH CHEER)

Thank you. Thank you.

BOTH: Thanks, Mum.

Oh, that was fun.
OK.

Roadblock.

(READS) "Who is a fast learner?"

Memory.
Me?

You're a fast learner, not me.

(READS) "Go to Raja Driving School
to learn how to drive a tuk tuk."

Here we are.
Let's do this.

KATE: Go, go, go, go.

Yes. Yes.

Oh.

You're a bloody drummer.
You know how to do this. Go.

Once I got the hang of the game,
I felt really confident about it.

Yes!

Listen. Ben's gifted, especially
when it comes to the drums.

He just goes, Boof!
Dot, dot, dot, dot, dot.

Whoa.

And I'm like this,
clunk, clunk, clunk.

BOY: You can do it, Jackie.

Oh.

I just want to cry.
No, no, it's cool.

Come on, Pam. You got it.
Yes. Yes. Oh, good.

King George, like, cracks me up
from Survivor.

He's like, "Pam,
just relax and concentrate."

Slow and breathe. OK? Breathe.

Go. Yes, Pam, that is phenomenal.

Good, good. Yay!

Neither of us are natural athletes,

but Pam smashed
the Stick It challenge.

Yes.
Oh, my God, Pam. Well done.

We're almost there.
I know.

Once I got the hang of it,
we were out of there pretty quick.

Go, Go.

Yay!

One, two, three, four.

(CHILDREN CHEER)

Yay, kids. Take care.
Thanks, buddy.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Whoa!
Oh. Fast Forward.

Ooh, ooh, ooh.

We're so far back
that someone already

would have taken the Fast Forward.

It's... You're doing the Roadblock.

(READS) "Who's a fast learner?"
I'll do it.
Go.

Well, you're a faster learner.

Oh, but I've been so slow today.
You can do it.

Bye, kids.
Bye! Bye! Bye!

And the name of the place
is, what jewellers?

Parakkat.
Parakkat.

Fingers crossed.
Fingers crossed.

We got here late.

Tristan and Darren
were the first ones there.

OK. Roadblock.

So, after all that.

(READS) "Who is a fast learner?"
I'll do it. I'll do it.

You do it. Yeah. So, there's a good
chance we're last right now.

Yeah.
Yeah.

We're not actually piercing, are we?
I think we're going to do it.

That's marking my moneymaker.

We said we'd take
all the Fast Forwards available.
This is the first one.

I didn't think they were going
to scar our face, though, man.

You'll be fine.
Alright, you go first.

I'll go first.

Let's go, sir. Let's get it done.
Yeah?

Oh, this is...

This is a terrible, terrible idea.

Oh, my God.

Oh. (BLEEP) hell. Oh, my God.

I'm not... I can't do that.

No way. Nah.

JANA: Going in here. I can see
a driving course and tuk tuks.

OK.

We're the first to arrive at the
Roadblock. He was mad keen to do it.

It's manual.
Have you ever driven a manual?

I know how it works.

He's only got his Ls.
He's done 30 hours total.

It's a real worry
on the back of my mind.

Like, is he old enough to do this?

Reach second gear. Three-point turn.

Do you know
what a three-point turn is?

I do drive, don't forget,

A little bit.
Yes, I do, Mum.

Do one circle of the roundabout.

These are the cones.
Yeah.

There's the parking area.
Yeah.

You've only got your Ls,
but just make sure...

They do tip over.
They've only got one wheel.
Yeah. Yeah.

This is my first time
driving manual.

I think you should trust me.

He's got L-plates.

That's great.

Just do the whiskers.
Let's get it...

Cool. OK. These whiskers.
White whiskers. Go.

The girls are gone. They're gone.

So we thought, Let's get it done.

Doo doo doo doo doo.

That doesn't look too bad, man,
from a distance.

So, we slapped on a bit near the end,
and we thought let's just hope.

To do a pupil like a little dot
in the nipple.

Frankly disturbing image for me,
you know. That's OK.

Get it with my fingers.
Do a bit of this.

(LAUGHS) Stop...

Ooh!
Hey.

Oh, that's cold.

That'll do.

That'll do. We're going to roll.

Can we have the judge, please?
Judge, please.

(DING!)
(BOTH CHEER)

Amazing. Amazing.

Yay!

Thank you. Thank you.

Dance break. Dance break.

Rarr. Rarr. Rarr.

Oh-oh. Roadblock.
Roadblock.

(READS) "Who's a fast learner?"
I'll take that. I'll take that.

It's a big rig. Let's go.

TRISTAN: You're doing it.

Dumb. This is so dumb.

What's going through your head
right now, Daz?

Like, I hate you
is going through my head right now.

It's normal.
And (BLEEP) you too.

Yeah. Also normal.
(BLEEP)

Mate...

Good?

(BLEEP)

Nah. Can't do it.

Not happening.

We could do the Roadblock now,
like no harm, no foul.

We're not coming last.
No harm, no foul?

I'll have this in my...

I think...
I think I want to do the Roadblock.

OK. I can do this.
You got this, Cor.

So nervous for the poor kid.

You know, it's my boy.

He's only 16, and I feel like I put
so much pressure on him to do it.

It brought back memories
of when I was a young athlete

having to compete in that stage
and how nervous I used to get

and how painful that experience was.

What?

Come on, buddy.

He's doing so well so far.

Nuh.

Come on, turn.

It's already a little bit better
than before.

Can't look at it.

And that's a fail. 100%.

Just don't actually know
if he can do this.

Like, he's never driven before.

For the kids. They've gone through
much worse than what this is.

I'll let you know
if I want to tap out. OK.

If it gets too much,
I'm going to tap your leg

and that means abort mission.

And we're doing the Roadblock.

For the kids, for the Feel the Magic
Kids for $100,000.

We better win this thing, though.

I thought of the charity.

A little bit of pain in my nose

is not nearly as hard as what these
kids are going through,

having lost their parents.

And that's why we're here.

Close your eyes, mate.
Close your eyes.
I don't want to do this.

You got it. Close your eyes.
Bite your teeth.

OK.
Come on.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

Once more. OK.

Breathe in.

Breathe in. Breathe in.

Oh, yes.

Beautiful.

That's my career over.

That's the sound
of me losing multiple jobs

because of this stupid idea.

What have I done?

Bit of bling.

OK, I think I'll go with this one.

Beautiful.

I love that, Daz. Love that.

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

Wish I could say it was a pleasure,
but it wasn't.

Route info.

(READS) "Race to find a marked
Kettuvallam houseboat

"on the Meenappally Kayal River

"and find about the next pit stop.

"Hurry. The last team
may be eliminated."
Let's go.

BEAU: Meenappally Kayal
is amongst the most beautiful lakes

on the west coast canal system.

And it's loaded with holiday-makers
on houseboats exactly like this one.

And it's hanging out
with a local kathakali mime

the teams must find me
here at the Pit Stop

for the third leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.

My wife would love it
if I was a mime.

Actually, most people I know
would love it if I was a mime.

GEORGE: You're going to smash this.

Just going to drive the tuk tuk
and beep the horn.

Beep, beep.
Beep, beep, beep, beep.

I chose to do the Roadblock today.

I thought it wasn't
going to be too hard.

Just be like driving around
in Bankstown on the roads.

Let's go. Good luck.

We just got here.

Dad had some motorbikes
when I was a youngster

that I used to zip around the block
on, probably illegally.

Through here. Through here.
Teddy, I got this.

Bag drop.
I'll leave my bags with you.

Where do we go? Where do we go?
Where do we go? OK.

Did you find second gear?
Yeah.

So...
It's so tiny.

Reverse is up.
Neutral is kind of just down.

I can't believe
I'm asking a 16-year old.

Do you have your licence yet?

I've got my Ls
and I'm learning in an automatic.

Come on, buddy.

Come on, buddy. Come on, my love.

Come on, my love.

Come on, buddy. Oh, God.

My tummy feels like I'm running
the Olympics all over again.

Wide, buddy. Wide. Wide.

Oh, come on, lovey.

I think he's done it.

It felt so good.

Please. Please.

Yes!

Yes.

Oh, my gosh. That was so hard.

I'm so proud of you. Oh, my God.

That was awesome. Let's go.
Let's go.

Can I get a motorbike now?

Good job.
Good job, guys.

Thank you.

Travel by Shikara boat
to find Gopi Sundar house.

Chow down on Kerala's
most famous export

until you find the blue banana.

Go. Let's go.
Let's go.

BEAU: Teams must now travel
90 minutes by taxi and boat

through the west coast canal system.

And if you come
to these palm-fringed canals,

you better like bananas

because they grow and sell
over a billion tons of them a year.

Arriving at the challenge,

they'll grab a basket filled
with 30 bananas and start eating.

When they find a blue banana,
they'll receive their next clue.

Right. We have to find
the marked taxis.

Let's go.

I'm so proud of you, mate.
Thank you.

And we have a very long drive.

Cor was the first one to get
through. I was very impressed.

(BEEP! BEEP!)

Oh, is that Ben beeping?

Yes. Honey.

Boo Boo.

(TUK TUK RATTLES)
That's serious drum beat. It's sick.

Don't hit anything, baby.

Come on, paps.

Yeah. Come on. You got it.

You're just winging it really,
the whole way.

You're just winging it.
The Amazing Wing.

(LAUGHS)

Woo! Yeah.

(READS) "Find the blue..."
BOTH: "Banana."

Let's go.
Let's go, baby.

What car did you drive back in LA?
I got a Lamborghini.

OK.
Yeah.

Very similar.

I drive really fast, and I'm pretty
good at swerving through traffic.

I'm ready to get this out of the way
and get on moving.

Go, Pam. Go, Pam.

But Pam and Alli
were struggling so hard.

Why is it doing that?

ANGE: Keep reversing.
Stop! Stop. Yep.

No. No.
ALLI: Dammit.

The pressure is starting to pile
on and the lines are getting longer.

OK, who else is here?

So you're hoping, praying

that you can just get it done
on the next go.

(BEEP! BEEP!)
Woo!

Woo! Stalled it.

Yeah.
No, no. Stop! Stop!

Say what?

Shit.

GEORGE: You're doing great, Pam.
You're doing great.

Oh, she hit the cone.

HAYLEY: Our dad's a rally driver.
We can do this.

EMMA: With Dad we've both had
a bit of experience rally driving

and doing precision driving
in the past,

so I thought
this shouldn't be too hard.

Do it for Dad.

Second gear. Yes. Nice.

Yes. Nice. Smooth. Nice.

HARRY: I think Emma surprised me

when I started seeing her
do really well.

I got so nervous.
I was so worried. I'm like, "Damn."

Whoo!

Yes.

Thank you.

# Dee dee dee
dee dee dee dee dee dee. #

OK.

BOTH: Let's go.

They're good.
Yeah.

She's wiggling her way
into first place every day.

I think I'm a professional
tuk tuk driver now.

(LAUGHS)

Just remember,
do not forget our bags.

I don't want to now...
Scared me.

I didn't have my bag.
And I was like, Oh, my gosh.

I know. Yeah.
It's back there.

I swear I put it on.

Dammit. I left it back there.

Sure?
Yeah. We're so far away.

Yep. You've left your bumbag.
We need to go back.

Can you remember where you left it?

I don't know.
No, it's alright. Hey.

It's not OK. (BLEEP) sake.

Are you sure, Bud?

Yes. I (BLEEP) left it there.
OK.

Yes, we've forgotten a bag.

And unfortunately,
we can't finish the race without it.

All the way back to the start,
unfortunately.

Where the race... All the way back.

Where you picked us up from.

I'm getting stressed now.

PAM: Why is it not going back?

Our only goal is to not be last.

Hi, everyone.

TEDDY: Come on, Harry.

There's a few other teams here.
It's a tough race.

Yes! Give us a hug.

Oh, gosh.

Yeah!

Blue banana, we're coming.
Blue banana.

This challenge has shaken
it all up, hasn't it?

Anything can happen.
Yep.

Hello, man.

We were the last ones
at our Detour challenge,

so this is definitely
our chance to make up for it.

Dad drives a moped at home.

Ooh...

Keep going.
Totally cool.

How did I go?

Yeah, baby.
Yes.

Let's go.

We've come down to the bottom two.

It's critical Pam finishes
this challenge before Alli.

I'm praying to the Macedonian Jesus
that it happens.

What's that noise?

(SQUEAKING)

Oh, what's happening?

(BUZZ!)

Come on, Pam. That's great, Pam.
That's a great angle, Pam.

Go now. Finish this quick, Pam,
and we're through.

Go, Pam.

Oh, that's very quick.

Go, Go. Yes, yes.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

Oh, she hit it again. Why?

Why didn't she take her time?

JANA: This is just devastating.

We'd already driven an hour away
from where we'd left the bag,

and we knew that that would pretty
much run us out of the race.

Hey...
I just don't..

It's alright. It's part of...
It's not OK!

Can you please stop?
No.

Hey!
No.

Please.
No.

Don't let it ruin the whole...
Yes, it's ruined the entire trip.

There's nothing we can do about it.
OK?

You did a great job.
And we just were very excited and...

Now we have a very long drive.

ALLI: Surely I did that. Surely.

(BUZZ!)

Oh, how frustrating.

Go, Pam. You've got it this time.
Steady.

Steady.

Steady on the last one.

Yes, Pam.

You've finally done it, Pam.
You've done it.

That was a good one.

I told you to believe in yourself.
OK.

Thank you.

Finally.

Thank you so much.

Oh, my God, George.

It's just me.

If you don't laugh, you cry.

ANGIE: Come on, Alli.

Alright, let's go. Ready?
Yes.

(READS) :Chow down
on Kerala's most famous export

"until you find
the blue banana."

Free food. This is fantastic.

I'm doing this for Grandma.

And Dementia Australia.

Come on, Alli.

Come on. Yes, baby. Stop, Alli.

That was it. Surely?

Whoo!

Yes.

You want to read this time?

(READS) "Chow down on Kerala's
most famous export

"until you find the blue banana."

Oh, my God. I hate bananas.

GEORGE: Whose bag is this?

PAM: Open it. I don't know.

Whose bag is this?

Oh, my God.
Cornelius left his bag here.

Let's go.

That could be our miracle, Pam.

What's going to be funny
is if this is a predetermined

non-elimination pit stop.

If this was a non-elimination pit
stop, complete waste of time.

Complete waste of time.

Oh, I see flags.
Jetty.

I can smell Beau from here.

Boat?

Through there. OK.

It's quite lovely here.
Oh, how cool is this, man?

This is what it's all about,
brother.

Toot! Toot!

Full steam ahead, captain.

JACKIE: The boats are down there,
babe.

OK. Gotta find...
Gopi Sundar house.

Oh, babe. (SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

There. Here.

Hey. Hey.
Hello.

Thank you.
Let's go.

Let's go. We must go, my friend.

As far...as fast as you can.

So, upon arrival,
grab a basket of bananas.

God, universe, just guide me
to the right bananas.

I'll put it out to the universe

that we find
the blue banana immediately.

We might. You never know.

TRISTAN: Are those
Amazing Race flags. I see?

Onward to our prize.

Who do you think they'll get
to host? I'm A Celebrity next year?

Who do you reckon
they'll partner with Julia?

Ha ha ha ha ha. Oh, mate.

What have you done?
What have you done to me?

Hey, how are you?

Essentially, that means
welcome to Kerala.

Hey. Thank you.
It's good to be here.

My friend here is a mime,
so I'm translating.

I like talking. So it works well.
We've got a great relationship.

We'd go good on the Race.

Don't be silly. I'd never do it.

But let's get to the point.

You better be saying, number one,
after all this, it better be first.

It's a gamble. Brave gamble.

Darren and Tristan, you are
the first team to check in.

Back in the winner's circle, baby.

And, boys, you know the drill.

As a reward, a hotel upgrade
to a luxurious hotel.

I don't know if I could do it. I'll
be honest. I don't know if I could.

Because I'm thinking...
I know what you're thinking.

You know, you need your face.
I need my face.

Family's got to eat
because of your face.

If you'd said second or third, I
would have thrown him off the boat.

Alright. Enjoy it.
Thanks, brother.

Well done, man.

We came first, baby.

Hey, guys.
Hey, guys.

What's in your noses?

What have they done to you?

His idea. You have to.

TEDDY: Oh, there we go. There we go.
HARRY: Which one's the fastest boat?

To banana island.

The jetty.
They're getting out.

Jetty.
They're getting out.

They're getting out.
Look, Jetty.

Thank you.
Thank you.

We got this one. That boat is ours.
Go, go, go!

Let's go.
Go.

In we go.
We don't know where we're going.

I just don't feel like

my stomach's big enough
to actually hold enough bananas.

I'm ready to go monkey mode.
Monkey mode.

I'm about to be DK in this.
King Kong.

Ooh!

You're right, babe?
Alright.

So, that looks kind of emptyish.
That one.

There was, like, 20 or 30 bananas
sitting in the bloody basket.

Grab it.
Yep. Let's go.

I had a very clear strategy
going into the banana challenge.

I was just going to eat bananas
as fast as I could

and then spew them up.

I didn't know
if it was going to be blue inside,

how this banana was going to look.

Banana. Here.

Pick a random one. They're big.

When I took the first banana,
I said in my mind,

put me under divine protection
and show me the banana.

I heard it in my mind.

Take it. And I took it.

Is that it? Is that it?

(SHRIEKS)

We found the blue banana.

Thank you. OK, let's go.

This is our lucky day, baby.
(CHUCKLES)

Yeah.

I love you. It's my birthday.
It's birthday.

Well done.

Oh. Always go for a good rip.

(READS) "Find Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry. The last team
will be eliminated."

Yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes.

You feel good about that?
Let's go.

Let's go.
Wow.

Jackie vibed in.
She picked the right one.

It's birthday blessings, babe.

I know they're probably going to be
in this village we're going to now.

I could have just brought it to him.

But if it's between us and them,
they have to go.

Yeah, And if that's their mistake,
that's their mistake.
Mmm.

Come on.
No.

Please.
No.

JACKIE: I feel like my birthday wish
has come true.

BEN: It's nice to be on the water.

It's nice to know that
we're in a good spot in the race.

It's nice to know another day is
almost over on this crazy adventure.

Actually, no.
I don't want her to finish.

This is too much fun.

Get ready to disembark quick.
You feeling like a monkey?

I'm feeling like a monkey. Let's go.

Hello, gorgeous.
Hello, darling. How are you doing?

This one. This is the smallest one.

Yeah. Smallest one. Take that one.

Growing up
and having so many growth spurts,

my mum made me just pump bananas
every single day.

So we're having dinner.

I'm ready to eat. Let's go.

This is a lot of bananas we're...

We're big guys, right?
So we need to eat a lot of food.

So I was just like,
we're going to do a lot better

than some of the,
you know, mini people.

Another team here.

Well, look, here we.

Bec and Kate.

Another team. Another team.

It's the Emma girls.

Smash it, Teddy. Here we go.
We've got work to do.

Shukriya lala. Thank you.

Yeah?

How do you guys do it, babe?

Kate and I, we're quite small.
We don't have big stomachs.

Oh, come on.

This challenge is not good for us.

Better find that blue banana
soon,

because otherwise
they're going to be coming out.

This is not good.

OK.
Banana.

Here we go. Bananas ahoy!

Harry and Teddy are there.

That's a problem
because they're going to eat bananas

quicker than anybody
in this competition.

That's not blue.

I was kind of hoping
we'd get the first one.

Here we go.

They're tasty, though.

(GAGS)
Ooh.
Oh, my gosh.

We're home, baby. Yeah.

Oh, wouldn't it be brilliant
if we come first?

Oh, that feels so good.

BEAU: Have you been to Sydney
before? Australia?

Whenever you come, let me know.

One of the execs at Ten
makes the best dal.

Oh, my God!

Oh...
Yes.

Oh, yeah.

Ben and Jackie, you are
the second team to check in.

BOTH: Yeah!

Woo woo, woo woo!

Jackie, being your birthday,

do you feel like things fell in place
for you today?

I do. The birthday blessings
were looking after me.

Alright. We got something for you.

We just...
Oh, shall we?

Shall we do it together?

# Happy birthday to you

I hope someone's filming us

# Happy birthday to you

# Happy birthday, dear Jackie... #

JANA: Oh, we're almost there, mate.
OK, so when we get there...

I'll find the bag.
Yeah.

This is it here.

Yep.

Go, bud. Go.

There it is.
OK, grab it. Let's go.

This has cost us hours,

so we were absolutely gunning
to get to the next challenge.

So we're going to go as hard
as we can now

to try and hopefully
still in the top eight. OK?

Beer would be nice.
Yeah. Or a banana.

Oh, they better not be big bananas
like that. I'm going to die.

We are going to eat bananas
as quickly as we can.
Down them.

And let's just hope
we get really lucky.

We know Jana and Cor
have to go back,

but we can't take anything
for granted.

Yeah. We got this, George.

Get it out of the peel.
Snap it in half, just go...

I think we're doing well,
but we need to make up time.

Alright.
There she goes.
Oh, my gosh.

That's not a good sound.
(GAGGING)

I didn't really
want to hear that on the side.

That makes me panic.

Oh.

Where is the blue one?
You've got a big basket.

Show yourself.

Oh, blue banana. Finished it.

Oh, what?
You got the blue one already?

Oh, man.

They did that quickly, though.

Is it blue?
No.

You got it already?

I'm eating my banana.

Is this the blue banana?

BOTH: Yes.

Let's go.

Banana boys.
Thank you so much.

BOTH: Yes!

(READS) "Race to find
the marked Kettuvallam houseboat."

"And find Beau at the next pit stop.

"Hurry. The last team
may be eliminated."

Let us know when we get to the lake.

We're back.
Hello. Hi.

Can you go fast? Fast.

Whoo-hoo!

Don't start that one. Blue banana.

Yeah.

Thank you so much.
Thank you so much.

(READS) "Hurry. The last team
may be eliminated."

Oh, let's go.

Got your bag?
Yeah.

Keep it on.
Yes.
Forever.

Sleep with it.
Yep.

Then we've got a lot of work
to do to catch up.

I'm the summoner
of the great blue banana.

You're going to manifest it, are you?
Yeah.
Right.

OK, Come on.

GEORGE: All we've got to do
is find a blue banana,

and we might pull a rabbit
out of a hat.

Hopefully, this is a lucky banana.

It's not a lucky banana.

Try your luck, Pam.
It could be in the middle.

It could be anywhere.
What do you reckon?

I see another team.

OK.
Thank you.

Alright. OK. Bananas. Let's go.

OK. Bananas.

Is this for the bananas?
I don't know.

I was going to sit on it.
Comfortable stool.

OK, here we go.
They're soft, too.

Oh, God. You're... You're quick.

Can't see anything blue yet.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

Mum. Bags.

Bag drop.

Take one.

Please. They're not blue. Not blue.

(COUGHS) I hate bananas.

PETE AND FRANKIE: Oh, no.

Which could it be a blue banana?

What do you think a blue banana
would look like, you know?

Is that a blue banana?

What does it look like?
Maybe I've eaten a blue banana.

(ALLI COUGHS)

Please be soon. Please be soon.

Shit.

Blue. Is it blue?

The blue banana.
It's blue. It's blue.

Oh. That was unfair.

Thank you. Mum, we made up
so much ground. Thank you.

Thank you.

We come, we eat five bananas each.
Nothing.

They come. They eat one banana each.
They get it.

Blue banana. Blue banana, baby.

Yay. It's blue.
Thank you.

Thank you so much.

(READS) "Hurry. The next team
might be eliminated."

Let's go.
Let's go.

Thank you very much.
Excuse me.
Oh.

You right? You in?
Yep, I'm in.

It's not a blue banana.
Rotten. That's what it is.

Just have to eat as quickly
as possible, Pam,

and hope something happens.

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TEDDY: (READS) "Race to find
a marked houseboat.

"Hurry. The last team
may be eliminated."

We're looking out the front of our
beautiful boat at the pit stop.

Are the other teams anywhere?

We're so close to the boys.
Whoa.

We're in a race.
We're in a race.

Oh, my God. It's a marked boat.

That one there.
Right there, brother.

100%. That's it.

Here they are.

Let's go.

Oh, my God.

Oh.
Oh.

Are you alright, mate?

It was your bag, not your head.

Thank God. Wow.

Heads. Watch your heads.
Watch your heads.

Get out of here,
you little banana...

Harry and Teddy,
you are the third team to check in.

Let's go.

Emma and Hayley,
you are the fourth team to check in.

Congrats.

What? Oh, my gosh.

Thank you.
Congratulations.

Watch your heads. Watch your heads.

Bec and Kate...

You are the fifth team to check in.

Yes. Fifth. Cool.
It's good.

We're happy with fifth.

GEORGE: We don't have
that many to go.

One banana, two banana,
three banana.

All we've got to do
is find a blue banana.

Oh.
Pam, we can do it.

We know Jana and Cor
have to go back.

The fact that Cor has left his bag
at the Roadblock

means that we might be last here,

but we're not going to be last
leaving this challenge.

We just have to eat as quickly
as possible, Pam,

and hope something happens.

Oh, my stomach.

Oh.

My God. It's Jana and Cor.

George.
It's Jana and Cor.

Oh, no.

But we're definitely not
out of it yet, mate. OK?

Get ready.
Yep.

Got your bag on?

Mate. Cor. I love you.
I love you, too.

We can do it.

We can do it. We got to get lucky
and hope they don't find it.

What if they get the first one?

They're not going to get
the first one.

Alright, Go, go, go.

Where's the. Bag drop.
Bag drop. Bag drop.

OK. It's just down to us, Pam.
We can do it.

Nine bananas, worst case.

This is absolutely
the worst I've felt on this race.

This is just going to be a disaster.

OK. Ready?

Here. Go.

I'll grab. Eat this one now.
And that one.

OK. Awesome.

Check for blue.
I'm checking.

ALLI: This is the lake, I'd say.

I don't see any pit stops.

That's a houseboat.
That's a houseboat.
That boat on the left.

Yay!

I'm the king of the world.

See, that's what I want
to do with you, The Titanic.

Have you seen the Titanic?

Do you want to be Leo or...?
I'll be Leo.

Oh.

Let's go.

Hello!

Alli and Angie,
you are the sixth team to check in.

Sixth.

Sixth.
Oh, yeah.

Alright.

Peter and Frankie, you are
the seventh team to check in.

That's pretty crazy.

We're...
So happy.

Not even second-last.
I actually can't believe it.

It's our best result.
Whoa.

That's a good result.

That's good for us.
Third last.

Hey, we're moving
in the right direction, bro.

BOTH: Namaste.

I've got, like, five left.

(GEORGE DRY RETCHES)

We still can't find
this blue banana.

We're nearly there, Pam.

George and I are so desperate
to just not come last.

Oh, come on, come on.

Come on. You've got this.

Please, please, please.

Yes!

Thank God.

BOTH: Yes.

BOTH: Thank you.

Yeah.

(READS) "Find Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry. The last team
will be eliminated. Let's go."

Let's go.
We have to tell them where to go.

Yep. Goodo.

Just keep going, Pam.
We're literally almost there.

Please, God, please help us.

No, not that.

It's actually ridiculous.

And it's not that.
Oh, George.

It's alright.

What did you seriously just learn,
though?

Just keep trying.

Right. And it's
a really good message.

You're a young kid.
Stuff goes badly in life.
Yeah.

You keep your head up high,
you give it a crack.

Yeah.

You never know
what's going to happen.

Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah.
OK?

Where's the miracle we need, George?

Don't take your bum bag off.
I won't take my bum bag off.

Do we have our bags?
Oh...
No.

OK. Pop a U-turn.
Oh, for God's sake.

We don't have our bags.
Got to go back.

Come on.

How did we do twice in one...?
I don't know.

I've never felt so stupid
in my life.

No, buddy. It's not you. It's Mummy.
It's totally Mummy.

How on earth did we do
such a dumb thing?

What did you forget?

We forgot our bags again.

Are you serious?

Got to go round. Got to go round.
Got to go round.

How do we do that?

Come on.

I cannot believe that we got back
on that boat without our bags.

I'm not going to eat
another banana after this.

Come on. They're still eating.

Come on, please.
I really need you to do this for us.

As fast as you can.
We need this really badly.

OK, go.

Idiots. Honestly.

Are these ones ours? Make sure.
Make sure. Jana. Cor.
OK.

I got yours. Let's go.

Alright.

Thank you.
Let's go.

Let's go. Go, go.

Take a bite.
Seriously.

Oh, my God.

Pam, the tip is blue.

Let's get out of here.

Let's go.

Let's not forget our bags.

Thank you.

(READS) "Find Beau
at the next pit stop.

"Hurry. The last team
may be eliminated."

Oh.

I feel terrible.

Can we go faster?

Because we do feel very slow.

It's very possible that their boat
is a lot faster than ours.

There it is. It's there.
Please go faster.

The boat is right there. Please.

GEORGE: Let's go, sir,
please, we're coming last.

We need to go quickly.

This is literally going to come
down to the line.
Yeah.

I know, they're right there.

After everything we've been through,

I don't want
to be the last one there now.
Yeah.

Oi, is it that one?

I can see the flags down there,
George.

That's it out there. I see it.
Where's the flag?

Right in the middle of the water.
There.

Yeah. Go, go, go.

Go, go, go, go.

We're nearly there.

It's literally right there.
This is crazy.

I see you, Beau.

Here we go. Here we go.
They're coming in hot.

Please, please, please, please.
Get in nice and fast.

Here we go. Here we go.

Welcome to Kerala.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Jana and Cor...

..you are the eighth team
to check in.

That was too close.

Scraped in. But it doesn't matter.
You just don't come last.

We had a bad day. A very...

Very bad day.
Very bad day.

As a mum watching your kid
getting disappointed,

it was one of the hardest things
you do as a parent.

And then obviously super proud
at the end
when he pulled through it.

Well, you've earned your rest.
Yeah.

As much as anyone. So bring it in.
I'm really proud.

I'm so happy you're still here.

Watch your heads on the way out.
Yeah.

Watch out.

GEORGE: I know we're last.
I'm disappointed.

The dream that I've had since
I've been a kid has been over.

But on the other hand,
I'm super proud of Pam,

always persevered from the bottom.

We always gave 100%
and we never gave up on this race.

I'm ready.

We're here. We've made it.
We made it.
A thousand bananas later.

Hello.

Thank you. Thank you for having us.

George and Pam,
you are the last team to check in.

We know.

However,

this is a pre-determined
non-elimination leg

and you are still in the race.
George...

Thank God.

This was the worst day.

I've played 94 days of Survivor

and one has never
been as tough as today.

George and Pam,
you're still in the race.

I'm very happy. I'm sure you are,
too. Bring it in.

Thanks so much.
Good job. Good job.

There you go. We've got some bananas
down there. You want some?

Do you want to eat them?
No, I don't eat.

It's all good.
Yeah. I'm not a food guy.
Thanks so much.

Next time on the Amazing Race
Celebrity Edition...

I feel like we're on a holiday.
Yeah.

..a tropical island paradise.

(SHRIEKS)

..is no place to relax.

Oh, my God.

One wrong turn...

This is where we get lost.

..will send one team home.

The beach is that way, bro.

Who will it be?

You are eliminated.

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