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Phil Keoghan: Previously on "The Amazing Race"...

Rob and Amber, welcome to Lucknow.

In Lucknow, India, teams checked into

what they thought was a pit stop...

You're still racing. Oh, my God.

Phil: Then took a train nearly 600 miles to Jodhpur.

When they arrived,

teams partied with the locals.

Lynn: It was absolutely amazing.

Phil: Gretchen hitched a ride on a wooden elephant...

Get out of the way!

Phil: While Meredith struggled to push it

through the busy streets.

Help him. Help him.

We have a bad elephant.

Phil: At the fast forward,

Uchenna: Uh-oh, they got scissors.

Phil: Joyce participated in an ancient Hindu ritual...

[Sobbing]

It's OK. It's just hair.

I'm sorry.

Phil: Sending the couple to the front of the pack...

How do I look?

You look beautiful.

Let's go.

Phil: While the other teams

struggled with ill-tempered camels.

No, this way.

Oh, God, no.

Meredith, steer!

I'm trying!

Phil: On the way to the pit stop,

Lynn and Alex got lost.

Which way? Where is everyone?

Phil: And in the end, the boyfriends

couldn't recover from their mistake.

I'm sorry to tell you you have both

been eliminated from the race.

I love you.

Phil: Now 4 teams remain.

Who will be eliminated next?

Phil: This is Jodhpur, India.

Built more than 500 years ago by warriors,

this city is now the agricultural center

of northwest India,

and in the heart of the city, Jaswant Thada.

This royal tomb was the eighth pit stop

in a race around the world.

Teams arrived here at the end of the last leg

for a mandatory rest period.

Will working together help Rob and Amber

and Ron and Kelly remain at the front of the pack?

And can Meredith and Gretchen finally find a way out of last place?

Uchenna and Joyce, who were the first to arrive at 11:24 A.M.,

will depart at 11:24 P.M.

Fly to Istanbul, Turkey.

Teams must now fly more than 4,000 miles

to Istanbul, Turkey.

Once there, teams must travel by train to this dock.

Then they must take a ferry to this island known as Kizkulesi.

At the top of the island's tower,

they'll find their next clue.

Ready? Let's go.

Joyce: Our saying is, "Let go, let God,"

and letting go of my hair must have been in God's plan.

I feel strong now.

There's nothing that I cannot do,

and we believe that just by going through what we did, we will win.

We have to go to a travel agent.

Let's go.

Fly to Istanbul, Turkey.

Make your way to the top of Kizkulesi.

Rob: On the last leg of the race,

we met Sanjay, who acted as our guide.

Do you know where we can buy international tickets?

Are they open now? Yeah.

Let me see that.

Chill out.

If you want to come around here,

I can't see it while you're on the other side.

I was trying to think about what we should do.

Ron: The amount of tension that Kelly and I have between us

is starting to build.

If we harp on these bad feelings,

we're going to have a hard time running the rest of the race.

We've got to go to the travel agent.

We can go together.

Rob: Amber and I work well together with Ron and Kelly,

but 2 teams working together

are not necessarily better than one team.

When push comes to shove,

we're going to do whatever it takes to win it.

We're going to Istanbul, it's Constantinople.

Good luck.

You have $82 for this leg of the race.

Gretchen: Meredith and I are still making it in this race.

It's unbelievable.

Before, I was just hoping

to get one more day out of the way.

Now my goal is to win the race.

This is very dangerous.

We're thinking that this tourist agency

is probably going to be closed.

We're going to go to a big hotel

and make a call

and maybe find out if this place is open right now.

This one here.

We'll be back.

We need to make a phone call

and see if this tour company is open.

You are the best. You're still open?

What is the earliest flight I can get

going to Istanbul?

Morning flight? What time?

I'm coming now.

Let's head to the travel agent.

It's open 24 hours.

We can book tickets tonight.

We need to go to Istanbul as soon as possible.

Ron: Right now, Kelly and I and Rob and Amber

purchased tickets for a 10:20 flight to Delhi,

and we're on the best flight we can find to Istanbul.

It arrives the next day at 8:45 in the morning.

Let's find a hotel.

Can you tell the driver where we're going?

Thank God. My Hindu is not up to par yet.

Step it up, old man. Hello, hello.

We have to go to Istanbul.

There is one morning flight.

Can we get on that?

We've got tickets to Turkey

arriving at 8:45 the next day.

Look, there's Uchenna and Joyce.

You got tickets here?

We got the best tickets we could get.

We're staying up the street at the Chandra Hotel.

We're going to get our tickets and go back.

We'll wait.

We want to purchase

the same arrangements the other people got.

If you guys want to follow us--

We'll follow you.

Why don't we pay for this, and y'all pay for the room?

Let's go.

All right, buddy. See you later.

Thank you, Sanjay.

Go back to the hotel.

Joyce: We're working with Gretchen and Meredith

because they're truly good people.

You want to help them.

But at the end of the day,

they're still our competition.

Thank you.

We brought 2 more.

All right.

Home, sweet home for 8 hours.

The airport is 5 minutes away.

2 more people come.

Let's hurry.

Let's go, let's go.

Joyce, you look beautiful!

Thank you.

Bye.

Airport.

Let's go. Let's go!

Here it is right here.

All right. We've got to rush.

Come on, hon. Entry.

Let's go, baby.

Should we get our boarding pass from you?

Thank you.

2. Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Indian Airlines.

Come on, babe.

There's Rob and Amber.

Guess who's just checking in.

Oh!

You guys get on the earlier flight to Turkey?

No? Not yet?

At least we know there's an earlier flight to Turkey.

I'm pretty sure that the flights

from Delhi to Istanbul,

we're on the best one already.

So obviously there's an earlier flight.

We need to call Delhi

and get on the early flight to Istanbul.

We have to dial a travel agent.

Come on, brother.

Aisle seats.

Thank you. We're ready to go.

Thank you very much.

Yes, what is the earliest flight to Istanbul?

An 8:00 P.M. Indian Air flight

from Delhi to Dubai...

connecting with a 3:30 flight

on Turkish Air

from Dubai to Istanbul.

And what time would it arrive?

It will arrive at 6:20 tomorrow morning? When I get to Delhi,

I will try to make arrangements to come to you.

Thank you very much.

Uchenna was talking about the 3:30 flight.

We have to get on that flight.

It's a really good feeling

for Joyce and I getting the early flight,

and now we have a chance to be first because everyone is together.

Taxi!

Everybody here? Taxi.

Let's get these tickets and get squared away.

Let's go.

Follow him. He knows the way.

There's a taxi up there.

We're going to find Turkish Airline.

We have to hurry.

Wow!

It's amazing going around the world

and seeing all this different stuff.

I'm never going to get a chance to do it again in my life.

It makes me realize there's really a lot of things to do in my life

before settling down and having kids and being married.

I really am not going to sit around

and wait for somebody to say that

everything else in life is more important.

I mean, I'm worth more than that, I think.

I'm ready. I want to be with you.

But obviously, you're not there,

and I'm not going to sit and wait anymore.

Your patterns in life

show that you don't make commitments.

You're right.

I was only committed to the military...

And you got out of that one.

How did I get out of that one?

By being a P.O.W. You left your commitment early.

Oh, yeah.

What I did is I crashed myself--

I went through hell and torture

so that I could get out of the army early.

I almost died,

but I knew I was getting out of the army early if I survived it.

I'm not even going to argue with you about that.

I get sick of fighting all the time.

It gets old.

There's a bunch of travel places here.

Come on, baby.

Let's give it a shot.

We want to go to Istanbul, Turkey.

Can you tell me what's the quickest flight to get there that arrives?

We have a reservation on that already.

Nothing gets there earlier?

Even if I go through another city to connect?

We'll see if there's something else.

We'll be back.

Pull your belly thing down.

Where is it? Right here.

We called for us to pick up tickets.

Everybody is doing the same thing.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

OK. We got tickets. We're out of here. Let's go, Uchenna.

Let's go to the airport.

Thank you.

Here we go.

We're going to get on an 8:00 flight tonight

connecting through Dubai,

getting us into Istanbul, I believe, at 6:20.

That's a 2-hour jump on the original tickets.

Turkish Airline.

This is it, Kelly. Let's go.

Hey, kids.

Is there another airline that leaves Delhi tonight?

What was the airline-- the 3:30 that we were looking at?

Who said that? Uchenna?

He has no clue what he's talking about.

Is there another flight tonight, Turkish Airlines?

No. Turkish Airline flies once--

straight to Istanbul. Nonstop.

Is there a flight tomorrow morning at 3:30 in the morning?

Thank you for your help.

Seems like the flight we have is the best flight.

All right. Let's go in here.

Joyce: We don't know where Amber, Rob, or Ron and Kelly are,

but there weren't too many selections in flights

to get to Istanbul, so I'm glad of our choice.

Come on, babe.

See anybody else, babe?

I don't see anybody.

Let's go find Amber and Rob.

Where's Uchenna and Joyce and Meredith and Gretchen?

There's no sight of them.

I feel pretty confident this is the only flight.

Uchenna and Joyce don't know who to turn to.

They're asking Meredith and Gretchen for advice now.

It's like the blind leading the blind.

You'd think at 65, 70 years old,

they would have a clue, but they don't.

They coasted this whole game and followed other people.

Now, this time, they don't have anybody to follow.

Ron and I, and Amber and Rob,

are going to Istanbul, Turkey,

arriving at 8:45 this morning.

Uchenna and Joyce and Meredith and Gretchen

are not on our plane, and I'm confident

we totally just gained the lead.

Phil: All 4 teams are now on their way to Istanbul, Turkey.

When they land, they must make their way to this island lighthouse

called Kizkulesi,

where they'll find their next clue.

As long as we don't see the red cap up here.

I forgot all about the red cap.

Which way is the train?

Here's the terminal. Downstairs.

Rest your bones, people.

We've got a little train ride to go on.

Wow. Look at that.

Beautiful. This is awesome.

Joyce: Uchenna and I have wanted to travel.

That's what we love to do.

Just to be able to see the world

and experience all these adventures together,

it's just amazing.

Need to take a ferry.

Here it is.

Hustle, guys.

[Foghorn blows]

Get the clue and find out what's up.

We've got to move.

Ron and Kelly are just behind us.

I think we need to go this way.

Straight ahead.

Says right here metro light rail system.

Which track?

On the right. Thank you.

Come on, honey. There it is.

All right. That was worth it to run.

Ron and Kelly are still back at the airport.

You know which way we're going?

Relax. Dang!

Missed the freaking train.

Hurry.

Let's go.

It's that island over there.

Kizkulesi?

Thank you.

Follow me.

Let's race!

There's a doorway there on the left.

Come on, baby, let's hit that door.

I'm gonna leave my bags.

Come on, stay with me.

Come on, Uchenna.

Two blocks over there.

Search the island for a gnome.

Phil: Teams must now search this island

for one of these gnomes.

What they don't know is that these are

Travelocity roaming gnomes with markings on them.

The team that finds the gnome with the airplane marking

and brings it to the pit stop

will win a special prize for this leg of the race.

After taking a gnome,

teams must go to Galata Kulesi Tower.

It is here they'll find their next clue.

Let's go look.

Watch your step here.

Search the island to find a gnome.

Come on, hon.

I'll get on the outside, you get on the inside,

and we'll go around the edge.

Could it be in the trash can? Looking in the rocks?

Yeah, I'm looking in the rocks.

Do you want to go that way or this way?

All right, let's go this way.

A gnome. A gnome!

Whoo-hoo!

Got one!

Good. All right.

We've got to get back on the ferry.

Uchenna: Nothing, huh?

Uchenna, there's one right behind you.

Right there, right there. Hurry up, hurry up.

Let's go, let's go, let's go. We've got a gnome.

Whoo-hoo!

You guys found it pretty quick.

Oh, yeah. We were the first to. We're here already?

Let's go.

Thank you.

Taxi.

We need to go to-- OK.

We're in a race.

Meredith, do you have the gnome? Yes.

Taxi. Whoo whoo!

Galata Kulesi.

We're in a big hurry.

This is nice--

a lot nicer than India.

You can actually see a little bit into the distance.

There's no smog.

I feel like I'm at home on the "T."

Ron: Kelly and I know we're behind Amber and Rob right now.

The other teams didn't get on the plane,

so we're hoping that they're behind us.

Man, he is flying.

Come on. Let's go look.

Right here, babe.

Detour. Columns or kilos.

Phil: A detour is a choice between 2 tasks,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this detour, teams have to choose

between columns and kilos.

In columns, teams make their way

2 miles to an ancient well

held up by 224 columns,

each one displaying a number.

Once there, teams must use a unique grid

with coordinates directing them to 4 specific columns.

Then teams must pull a box from this well,

and using the numbers obtained from the columns,

figure out the correct combination

to unlock their next clue.

In kilos, teams must travel to this town square

and take part in a common practice on the streets of Istanbul--

weighing people.

They must get their scales from this man,

and once they have weighed enough people

to come to a total weight of 2,500 kilograms,

or 5,500 pounds,

they'll get their next clue.

We're going to try kilos.

That sounds easier.

Way easier. Taxi!

Yeni Camii?

Let's go.

Who are we going to call this guy?

I don't know. Gnome.

Jerome.

Jerome the gnome.

Come on, baby.

This way, honey.

Let's go. Let's go

No sight of Ron and Kelly.

Let's hope they don't make this one.

They're closing the door.

I think we got a big enough lead right now.

We don't want to overdo it.

This is it. Come on, babe.

We've got to find the man with the scales.

He could be anywhere.

There are the scales.

Hello.

We've got to find someone to weigh.

Hello. Please. We'll get your weight.

Ah, sir, please.

Sir, please, please.

Please, please, come on!

How much?

Man: 78.

All right. We need 2,500 kilos.

We need some heavy people.

Please, please, we need you.

Thank you very much. 81.

Yes! No, keep your coat on.

66. Thank you.

Good one, good one.

Whoo! Good.

108. Thank you.

Excellent. Thank you very much.

Thank you. How are you doing?

We're getting there.

Oh, my God, Meredith, it's way up there.

Whoo!

Gretchen, we're not even positive this is it.

It says Galata Tower.

I guess we go to the very top.

"Z"? What's "z"?

Where do we go?

Push 7. I have to believe it's up there.

Oh, my God.

Let's look outside.

Are you looking for a clue, Meredith?

Yes, I am. Man, this is hard.

If I passed it, I'm going to be very upset.

Maybe it's downstairs on the outside.

We are losing so much time.

We're close. We're so close.

Oh, my God.

I need one man!

Can you, please?

Competition. I'll hold it for you.

I wish, yeah.

90. We got it.

We have to take it back to this guy.

Come on, babe. OK.

Thank you! Thank you!

Make your way to Rumeli Hisari.

Phil: Teams must now make their way 10 miles

to this 550-year-old fortress, Rumeli Hisari.

It is here where they'll find their next clue.

We need a cab.

[Whistles] Let's move out.

Ay yi yi. Do you have it?

I don't have anything.

Why do we have so much trouble

with things like this?

Hon, I don't know.

We'll try one more time?

Yeah, try one more time.

Oh, God!

Why don't we see things?

I don't know.

Oh, here we are again.

There it is-- right at the entranceway.

Let's get back.

What a waste of time.

Oh, for God's sakes.

Detour.

Let's do kilos.

Taxi.

What a waste.

That's it, baby, right there.

Let's go. Come on.

Kizkulesi?

Come on, baby.

OK. Let's go. This is it, Kelly.

We're in second place right now. We've got to catch up.

Let's go.

How many teams come so far?

Oh, my God. 2 teams already?

What time?

8:00 in the morning?

They got a 6:00 A.M. flight somehow.

I thought we'd been in the lead this entire time.

Unbelievable.

I thought we had been in the lead this entire time.

Unbelievable.

Let's go. This way.

Come on, honey. We got to hurry.

There it is, honey.

"Find a gnome."

It's like a little statue.

Come on.

What is a gnome?

I think it's like a little statue.

Here it is.

Don't break it.

Rob: Do you know Galata Kulesi?

The one we just came on?

So first the boat, then the taxi.

We've got to go back to the boat.

Come on, honey.

Ron: That's the place we're going, right there.

Kizkulesi.

We got to go.

I don't see Rob and Amber.

Hopefully, we can even up.

Galata Kulesi.

What time?

Now? Let's go.

Amber: We're going to have to work hard

to keep our lead on Ron and Kelly.

Let's go, let's go.

Not seeing Rob and Amber makes me nervous.

Maybe we beat them here by some miracle.

Come on, baby.

Let's go.

What are you looking at?

There is Ron and Kelly.

We've got a little advantage here.

Let's keep it.

Hurry, hurry.

Find a gnome.

The last clue.

We're the last ones here.

We're looking for a gnome.

There's one.

Good job, baby.

Come on, let's go.

Got to take it with us the whole way.

Come on. We've got a lot of catching up to do.

This is kind of a nightmare.

We could be eliminated.

Let's go, let's go.

Taxi, taxi.

Galata Kulesi. Let's go.

Maybe this will be faster than waiting on the ferry.

I hope so.

Joyce: Right there.

Thank you. We've got to go fast.

We've got to hurry.

Roadblock.

Is climbing your forte?

A roadblock is a task that only one person may perform.

In this roadblock, that person has to storm this ancient fortress.

First they'll have to climb a 25-foot rope ladder.

And make their way to the top of this tower to get a key.

Finally, they must rappel back down to the courtyard

and unlock their next clue.

I'll climb it.

Be right back, baby.

Good luck, honey.

All right, let's do it.

No problem.

I'm so glad it's him climbing and not me.

Yeah!

Uchenna.

Where are you?

Moving right along.

Come on. Ahh, keep moving.

Come on.

Almost there. Find the key.

Use your head.

Think, think, think, think.

All right. Eyes peeled, eyes peeled.

Where is it?

Thank you.

We have to find our way

to the man with scales.

Is that a scale?

We need a big scale.

Scales!

Scales!

What are you doing, hon?

I'm looking to see

if there is a man with scales here.

Gretchen.

All right. Let's go in here.

OK. OK.

Scales.

Oh, God.

Where is he?

It could be anywhere.

Come on.

Ah, there it is.

Unbelievable.

Hey.

I'm ready to rappel.

Climbing is so not my forte.

I'm glad Uchenna chose it.

Oh, my God.

Whoo-hoo!

Whoo!

Yeah!

Come on, hon, where are you?

This is it. This is it.

Come on, come on.

I got it. Yeah.

The pit stop.

Phil: Teams must now search

the interior of this fortress,

and find this scenic overlook of the Bosphorus.

This is the ninth pit stop in a race around the world.

The last team to check in here may be eliminated.

Where is my princess?

Uchenna? Uchenna.

Are you here? Yes, baby.

We're going to the pit stop right now.

OK, cool. Cool.

Good job, honey, good job.

Come on. Hurry, baby.

OK, Phil.

Welcome to Istanbul, Turkey.

Thank you, sir.

Uchenna and Joyce.

Tell us.

You're team number one.

Whoo!

Good job.

I understand you guys have a gnome to hand in to me.

He's in good condition and smiling.

If this gnome has a little plane on the bottom,

you're going to get a great prize from Travelocity.

I'm sorry to tell you, you have not won the prize,

but you guys are team number one, second time in a row.

You guys feel confident?

We do feel confident.

We feel good.

We're happy to be here in first place,

prize or no prize.

We're having fun.

Scales.

There he is.

Oh, for God sakes.

Hello.

We need some people.

Meredith: Go get them, hon.

We need people, big.

Please, help us.

Yeah, big man.

We want grande people.

Good. Superman.

100. Big man.

Whoo. Come here.

Oh, here's a big guy.

100.

Next big man.

Yes, good man. This is grande.

I need someone big.

Thank you. Here we go.

73. We still need a lot.

There is a taxi up to the left.

Taxi.

Galata Kulesi.

Hope not.

What's the Galata Kulesi?

Just mountain? I don't know.

I'm worried about fast right now.

We're about to lose if we're last.

Yeah, big people in here. Good one.

115. Good, good.

58. That's a light weight.

Come on, you can go. Yes, thank you.

OK, we better add up. Oh, my.

We've got it.

Good.

"Make your way to Rumeli Hisari."

We got a cab over here. Let's go.

Let's go. We have to hurry.

There it is right in front of us.

Detour.

Want to do the scale thing?

Yes. Let's go.

We can do the scale really quickly.

Go to the store.

Yeni Camii?

Do you know this?

We've got to find it.

Get out and take off.

Which way? I don't know.

Sir, which way?

This is it, right here.

Are you sure?

I hope this is right.

I don't see anything.

This is not right.

That's what I was trying to say.

What do you want me to do, Ron?

Not rush to conclusions.

Let's keep looking.

Do you know Yeni Camii?

How far? Taxi? Or walk?

One kilometer this way?

Thank you. Let's go.

Gonna be a marked entrance or something.

See if you can see anything.

There it is down there. Come on.

That's why we shouldn't never went up here.

Well, then, say, "No, Kelly, I think we should go outside."

What do you think I did?

You didn't say "We should go outside."

Oh, OK. You're right.

You didn't. You're right.

What do you want me-- I said everything's right.

This feels completely right.

It's my fault. It's my fault.

Completely my fault.

Take the clue. Take all of that.

OK, I'll play this game by myself from now on.

Kelly, come on.

Columns or kilos.

Columns.

This is probably going to be the easiest one.

There's a taxi over there.

All right, let's go.

We're even further behind now.

Ron and Kelly and Rob and Amber have not been seen

since we arrived.

We're just going to hope

that we get on the mat before they do,

which would be a great feeling.

Should have taken a taxi.

Stupid for us to walk.

Here it is, here it is, here it is.

What's up, buddy?

Grab a scale. This one.

68.

Come on, everybody.

71. Next.

Get everybody in line.

Come on, please. 100.

OK, next. 69.

Come on. 82.

Oh, oh.

Yeah, yeah, never mind.

79. This is not going to be a problem for us.

I'm not mad at you either.

I'm mad about the whole thing.

There it is, over there.

We have to go and find these columns

using a grid system.

Wow. Look at this.

I think we start right there.

Yeah. So H-5.

So this would be "H,"

so this would be 4, that would be 5.

This is zero.

OK, now we need I-8.

So this is "H," I-6, 7, 8.

One.

We need K-13.

So that would be "J," "K," 12, 13, 3.

OK, then what?

Then we need L-7.

This is it.

6.

OK, now we've got to pull a box

out of the well.

There it is right there.

Uh-oh, this doesn't look good.

Oh, my God, Meredith.

Is climbing your forte?

Do you want to try it?

I'll try it.

See you. OK.

Good luck.

Just say a prayer.

Gretchen has a lot of determination,

and I think she will make it.

I just hope that she's OK.

Uh-oh.

It's not as easy as it looks.

Hop on there, bud.

89. Good job. Where are we, babe?

2,582.

OK. We've got more than enough.

Thank you.

"Make your way to Rumeli Hisari."

There is a taxi.

OK, let's go.

Over here. 0,1,6,3 are our numbers.

Hurry, Ron. Hurry, Ron.

Now we've got to do it in different combinations,

till you figure out what it is.

0,1,6,3.

0,6,3,1.

OK. Next one.

0,1,3,6.

Nope.

6,3,0,1.

Whew.

Good job.

Make your way to Rumeli Hisari.

Please hurry. Good job with the grid.

We can use a map, nobody can doubt that.

Oh, mama mia.

This is hard.

I don't have the energy.

Oh, my legs are killing me.

Oh, God.

I'm in trouble.

Big trouble.

Ah, ooh.

My upper-body strength is not very good.

My guess is she's having a rough time on that rope ladder.

She's tough. She will get up there some way.

I can do this. Be stronger.

Oh, I'm almost there.

Come on, girl.

Good.

A 66-year-old lady shouldn't be doing things like this.

Amber: We hope Ron and Kelly are still behind us.

They could have passed us up.

I don't know, babe, we'll see.

"Your next clue is at the front gate."

We need to hurry.

Must be right in here.

Oh, for God sakes.

Oh, my God.

Where is a key?

Here, key.

Over there.

That's a key.

Here we go again.

Oh, my God, I have to rappel down this?

Oh, no!

Oh, my God.

Oh, yippee.

Oh, boy.

You can do it.

Come on, babe.

OK, just have to unlock

one of these books and I've got it.

"Congratulations.

Search the fortress for the next pit stop."

Would you let my husband in?

Come on in.

If you're not a sight for sore eyes.

Come on, babes.

There's Phil on the mat. Come on.

Meredith and Gretchen,

you're team number 2.

We did it.

There's a little gnome

that you are going to bring to me.

He sure enjoyed the trip.

If this gnome has a plane on the bottom,

you will have won a nice prize.

It doesn't have the plane.

Unfortunately,

you have not won the Travelocity prize.

However, you are team 2 and you are still in the race.

We are so proud of ourselves. We really are.

We have been hanging by our nails often

because of mistakes by other teams,

but this time we made it on our own power,

and that feels great.

Rumeli Hisari?

Rob: Thank you. There's the clue box.

We have to hurry. Roadblock.

Is climbing your forte?

I should do it.

Here it is, baby.

Let's go.

Good job, baby.

Good job, baby,

I'm going to go around front.

OK.

OK. Let's go.

Come on, Kell.

"Is climbing your forte?" You.

There's Amber. Ah, shoot. Let's go.

Hurry, Ron.

Hopefully, they dropped their gnome somewhere.

Got to be here.

It has to be here.

You know what you are doing? Yeah.

Honey, you can do it.

Golly.

Catch up with Rob, babe.

I'm trying.

All right, baby, you got it.

Ah, there it is.

All right.

There's the key.

OK. Let's go.

Oh, man.

Hey. Hey.

Whoo! Yeah.

Whoo!

Whoo-hoo!

Wow.

Keep going.

What a ride.

OK. Hey.

Coming, baby.

Come on!

Come on!

You got it.

Baby, come on, come in here.

You did it!

We're going to the pit stop.

We just barely escaped.

Whoo!

Oh, dang it.

Rob and Amber,

you're team number 3.

It's a very close competition.

Of course, you can see Ron over there on the other tower.

Ron and Kelly have pretty much been

a couple minutes behind us all the time.

They're tough competition,

and I'm glad we're ahead of them.

Do you have your gnome?

We do have our gnome. There he is.

If you guys have a plane on the bottom of your gnome,

then you will have won a trip.

Is there a plane?

Unfortunately, you do not have the plane.

The good news is you guys are team number 3

and you are still in "The Amazing Race."

Thank you.

Good enough.

We made a stupid mistake today.

We missed a flight.

That's why we're sitting here in third.

Next leg we won't miss that flight, end of story.

I can't believe that.

Come on. Hurry up.

Come on.

Kelly: I don't want this to be over.

This is it.

Ron and Kelly,

you're the last team to arrive.

I'm pleased to tell you, however,

this is a non-elimination leg

and you guys are both still in "The Amazing Race."

Thank God.

But there is some bad news.

I need you to hand over all your money.

In addition to taking all your money,

I'm going to take all your possessions

except for the clothes on your back

and for your passports.

So please hand over your bags.

These are your 2 bags?

When you start the next leg of the race

you will not be receiving any money

and you need to start the next leg of the race

with zero dollars to your name.

It's been a whole lot of bad news

but there could be some good news.

Did you bring the gnome for me?

It's still in one piece.

If your gnome has the plane on the bottom,

you will have won a great prize from Travelocity.

Please be it.

Whoo!

Yeah!

Congratulations, Ron and Kelly.

Now, because you have this gnome,

you've won the grand prize,

$20,000 to spend on Travelocity.

That's enough to keep your adventures going

long after "The Amazing Race" ends.

Now, in addition, for the next 12 hours,

while everybody else is sitting on the pit stop,

you guys are going to a first-class suite

at the Four Seasons Hotel,

where you will have a chance to browse online for your trip.

Congratulations.

Thanks, Travelocity.

I am kind of nervous

about the relationship side of Ron and I.

But when it comes down to it,

we're a team, and I want to win.

Kelly and I are down to nothing but the clothes on our back.

It's going to be difficult.

If we start disintegrating our communications,

you are going to see our team disintegrate

and we'll be eliminated.