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PHIL: Previously on The Amazing Race--

11 teams set out from Long Beach, California,

and raced to Lima, Peru.

Follow him.

PHIL: Rob and Amber used their celebrity status

from Survivor to get ahead.

We've got all of Peru working for us.

PHIL: Some teams didn't approve.

They don't need to win again.

PHIL: Teams took a ride through the Peruvian mountains.

PHIL: Some endured spitting llamas.

Si, si.

Debbie and Bianca's fluent Spanish

put them first on the mat--

Where we at, where we at, where we at?

PHIL: While Ryan and Chuck, and Ron and Kelly got lost.

Kelly, come on.

PHIL: And in the end, Ryan and Chuck

were the first team eliminated.

We just didn't make it.

PHIL: In the next leg, teams accused Rob and Amber of lying.

Makes me nauseous to have to deal with that.

Makes me nauseous to have to have you call me a liar.

Let's just say it's a good thing

that people can't be voted off.

PHIL: And Rob's innovative game play--

ruffled some feathers.

Oh, now you open it? Real freaking cool.

PHIL: Romance brewed between the brothers and Megan and Heidi.

There was a definite connection there.

PHIL: And both teams got on the last flight to Santiago, Chile.

Look who's behind us. Oh, my God.

Go, go, go, go. Andale.

PHIL: Resulting in a foot race to the finish.

Go, go, go, go. Whoo!

Megan and Heidi,

you're the last team to arrive.

And the girls were eliminated.

A thrilling drive through the Andes

brought teams to a meaty road block--

[Coughs] Aah!

Where Rob refused--

ROB: I'm never going to be able to eat it all. I quit.

PHIL: And took a penalty,

rolling the dice that others would follow.

I can't do this. I'm finished.

This was a good idea.

It's a really good idea.

PHIL: Debbie and Bianca took a wrong turn.

What?

PHIL: Putting them last on the mat.

You have both been eliminated from the race.

In the next leg--

The horse is just too wild.

PHIL: Uchenna watched Joyce brave a wild ride.

You all right? Yeah.

PHIL: Teams gloated on the first flight.

PHIL: But quickly --

I can't wait to see the look on their face.

PHIL: Changed their tune.

No freaking way.

LYNN: I hate them.

PHIL: Ray and Deana

got nasty toward the competition.

RAY: I'm not losing to a 70-year-old man and his wife.

PHIL: Susan and Patrick floundered--

PHIL: And never recovered.

I'm sorry to tell you, you have both been eliminated from the race.

It's all up to God.

The 7 remaining teams then flew to South Africa--

where Ray and Deana beat Rob and Amber to the fast forward.

Scariest thing I have ever done in my life.

Wow!

PHIL: Uchenna and Joyce got emotional at an orphanage.

It touched our hearts.

MEREDITH: Are you all right?

PHIL: On the detour, Gretchen took a fall,

but it didn't break her spirit.

I can't go to Soweto Market like this.

PHIL: The couple came in last but were not eliminated.

And they had to start the next leg

with only the clothes on their back.

GRETCHEN: All we have are each other now.

PHIL: In Botswana, Brian and Greg lost control.

Brian! Oh!

ALEX: Oh, my God, oh, my God!

PHIL: Lynn and Alex stopped--

Are you all right?

PHIL: But Rob and Amber drove right by.

ROB: There is no way we're stopping.

That's just so typical of their game.

PHIL: Ray and Deana bickered at the detour.

Hey, come on. Hey, come on.

PHIL: While the brothers caught up.

Yeah!

PHIL: Narrowly defeating Ray and Deana.

You have both been eliminated from the race.

We deserve to be.

PHIL: Teams enjoyed a scenic drive through the bush.

Houston, we have an elephant.

Hurry, Ron. Hurry, Ron.

Shut up, I'm doing it as fast as I can.

PHIL: Tension grew between Ron and Kelly.

KELLY: You're a piece of trash redneck.

PHIL: While Brian and Greg got lost.

Man, we are idiots.

PHIL: And were eliminated.

In India, Meredith and Gretchen were adored by the locals.

Uchenna and Joyce went for the fast forward.

Uh-oh, they got scissors.

PHIL: And Joyce underwent an Indian ritual.

Honey? [Crying]

It's OK, it's just hair.

PHIL: Sending the couple to first place.

Uchenna and Joyce, you are team number one.

Yeah! Yes!

PHIL: Then Lynn and Alex got lost.

Which way? Where is everyone?

PHIL: And never recovered.

You have both eliminated from the race.

I love you, man.

PHIL: The 4 remaining teams headed to Istanbul, Turkey.

Kelly confronted Ron.

You don't make commitments.

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.

Oh, my God, Meredith.

PHIL: Gretchen tackled a very physical roadblock.

MEREDITH: Come on, babes.

PHIL: And Rob and Amber--

Yeah!

PHIL: Barely beat Ron and Kelly--

You can do it.

Whoo! Ugh...

PHIL: To the finish.

This is a non-elimination leg

and you are both still in The Amazing Race.

Teams flew to London, England,

where Rob and Amber delayed one team.

We choose to yield Ron and Kelly.

They're not going to be happy. Oh, well.

PHIL: Uchenna helped Meredith and Gretchen with a difficult detour.

Meredith and Gretchen are good people, man.

I hate to see them break their backs like this.

PHIL: The road block--

Agh! Ty!

PHIL: Frustrated all the teams.

D'oh!

I can't understand what the hell you're saying.

PHIL: And in the end, Meredith and Gretchen arrived last.

I'm sorry to tell you, you have both been eliminated from the race.

Tonight on a special 2-hour season finale,

one of these 3 teams will win $1 million

as winners of The Amazing Race.

PHIL: This is London, England,

founded more than 2,000 years ago,

it's a city rich in history and historic sights

like Tower Bridge, and adjacent to the bridge,

along the River Thames, Pottersfield Park.

This was the 10th pit stop

in the race around the world.

Teams arrived here at the end of the last leg

for a mandatory rest period.

The 3 teams waiting here have no idea

what's in store for them.

To the final 3!

Final 3.

Congratulations. Whew.

Yeah, right.

You are.

PHIL: With time running short,

can Uchenna and Joyce climb out of last place?

And with the race on the line,

will Ron and Kelly overcome their relationship woes?

Rob and Amber, who were the first to arrive at 2:47 P.M.,

will depart at 2:47 A.M.

"Fly to Kingston, Jamaica."

PHIL: Teams must now fly more than 4,600 miles

to Kingston, Jamaica.

When they land they will have to travel by taxi

more than 90 miles to Port Antonio.

Once there, teams must find this beach

known as Frenchman's Cove, to find their next clue.

Jamaica. Let's go.

Making the final 3 is exciting,

but Amber and I came here to win.

We have been in a very stressful situation with Survivor

and we've ended up on top.

There is no reason why we shouldn't win again.

Just write the check. Go up there.

It's kind of crazy.

It's going to be the war hero and the beauty queen

versus survivors versus the black couple in Jamaica.

Hey, mon.

There it is, Kingston, 12:40 in the afternoon.

AMBER: So we have a good 6, 7 hours.

Let's make sure it's the first flight.

Internet access. There it is.

Kingston, 12:40.

We're on Air Jamaica.

That's the first flight out.

All the other teams are going to have to catch up.

"Travel by taxi toward the city of Port Antonio."

Let's go to Jamaica, mon.

There is a subway on the other side of London Bridge

but that's going to be a cold run across that bridge.

Yeah. We got enough money. Let's just take a taxi.

I feel like throughout this race

I have been able to really show Ron what I am made of

and not just this pageant queen or this ballerina.

If he doesn't figure out

the quality girl that I am,

he's missing out.

RON: When I was in the military,

I dealt with soldiers and we didn't have these emotional issues,

but--you know, that's part of dealing with Kelly,

the emotional being she is.

Taxi, taxi.

I think the subway would be just as fast

because we could take the express.

Let's take a taxi, honey.

Can someone take us to Heathrow Airport?

How much is it going to cost?

It's about £50, innit?

"Fly to Kingston, Jamaica."

Kingston, Jamaica, OK.

You have $630 for this leg of the race.

Let's go. All right. Here we go.

Joyce and I, this last couple years,

we have been quarreling a lot.

We have been looking at options

that don't include being together.

I am happy to say that that's turned around a lot.

I have never been more proud to be Joyce's husband

as I am right at this moment.

But at the same time, we're looking

at a one in 3 chance at winning a million dollars.

Those are really good odds.

There's a cab here, right there. Let's do it.

Can you take us to the airport, please, Heathrow?

That's all right. London to Jamaica. You got to love it.

RON: So we might want to go to Air Jamaica.

Air Jamaica, to the right.

They're not open yet, Air Jamaica, right?

OK, so we're leaving at 12:40 P.M.

Thank you very much.

Let's see. Air Jamaica. Over there.

So Air Jamaica is not here yet?

Not yet, no.

What time is the flight? Do you know?

Phew. No wonder no one's here.

Freaking worthless to take $100 cab ride.

Whatever. Just let it go.

When it comes to any kind of argument,

Ron and I do not communicate well at all.

The race is ending and we need to talk about

what's going to happen next.

So what's going to happen when we go home?

Because I realize where this is going,

and I have been very real about that.

I'm not ready to make that commitment.

I cannot deal with the control factor in my life right now.

A year and a half ago, when I had someone

controlling everything I did, everything I ate,

where I went, controlling whether I lived or died or not,

and I cannot handle having anyone controlling me.

More than anything, I just hoped this worked out between us.

I love you and that's why I'm sad.

Kelly really wants to get married,

wants to rush everything, and I'm just not ready.

And to let someone pressure you

into making a big decision like getting married,

I don't feel like it's the right thing to do.

Why do you act like my boyfriend, then, on this race?

I don't get it.

I'm not giving up on the race,

because I really want to win.

I'm just kind of sad about the whole relationship part of it.

So it just kind of breaks my heart.

Tickets to Jamaica.

CLERK: You're all set.

OK. Thank you very much.

Tickets to Jamaica.

Thank you. Thanks a lot.

Take care. Hello.

We want the same things.

Has check-in begun?

PHIL: All teams are now flying nonstop

from London, England, to Kingston, Jamaica.

Thank you.

We're in a competition. We got to go.

Frenchman's Cove, Port Antonio. And quickly.

Port Antonio. Port Antonio.

Port Antonio. Do you know Frenchman's Cove?

We're going to Frenchman's Cove.

All right. Hurry, hurry.

Go, go, go.

We're last right now.

All the other teams have left before us.

UCHENNA: We have a good time coming to Jamaica on holiday.

This is a little bit different.

We are competing for a million dollars.

AMBER: Uchenna and Joyce got in front of us.

Damn.

Ah, the smell of a third world country again.

We have a clue. There it is. You see it?

Right here. OK. We got to get out. Go ahead.

Road block. Road block.

PHIL: A road block is a task that only one person may perform.

In this road block, that person has to participate

in a traditional Jamaican party game, the limbo.

In this version of the game,

each rung of the limbo stick

corresponds to a departure time

from the beach at Frenchman's Cove

where teams will spend the night.

Teams have 8 chances to see how low they can go.

OK. I'll do it.

All right. Limbo station. What do I do?

You get 8 chances. All right.

Take your time, honey.

Whoo! Whoo!

It's up there.

Road block. Enjoy it, honey. "How low can you go?"

Rob has used up all his road blocks.

We do 6 each, so I have to do it,

and I still have one more to do.

Work your heels, work those heels.

Whoo! Whoo!

All right.

ROB: Baby, go fast, baby.

Come on, baby, you got this.

Nothing to it.

Whoo!

Like candy, all right.

You got it.

Whoo! Whoo!

Yeah.

Oh, yeah, no problem.

There's the clue box, right there.

Road block. "How low can you go?"

Sounds like you.

There we go, baby, yeah, work those feet, girl. Don't stop.

You got it, baby, you got it.

She does dancing and everything.

So she should be pretty good at this.

Yeah!

That's it, sweetie.

There you go, sweetie, take your time.

Take your time.

Yeah. Use your hands. That's good. That's--

Very good.

I couldn't do this worth a flip.

Come on. That's it, baby, that's it, that's it,

that's it, that's it.

There you go, sweetie, work your heels,

work those heels. There you go.

Come on, baby. There you go.

Yeah, baby.

Come on, you got it. that's it, that's it,

that's it, yeah.

Thank you. Very good.

You did very good.

"Route info."

PHIL: Teams will spend the night here at Frenchman's Cove.

They will depart in the morning

at the time they earned by doing the limbo

and will make their way 11 miles

to the Upper Rio Grande, high in the hills outside Port Antonio,

and find Grants Level.

It is here they will find their next clue.

We have to stay here until 8:15.

I don't think I would have been able to do it.

Yeah, right. Ha ha ha!

There's not 6:00 on there?

I think we could take it to the ground.

Come on, baby.

Yeah!

Man, I don't believe they got ahead of us.

No more mistakes.

Good job, baby.

"Find Grants Level to find your next clue."

I think we go at 8:15.

Work those feet, baby, there you go.

Yeah, take your time, take your time.

Keep going, keep going-- don't--

Ohh...

This is your clue.

8:30 A.M. Thank you.

"Find Grants Level." 8:30.

Oh, we don't do this until 8:30 in the morning. Yeah.

We are starting the day off

15 minutes behind the other teams

and we have to come up with a plan and get ahead

of 2 teams that are very strong.

It's game time.

KELLY: We're in the first 2 teams leaving with Rob and Amber.

We're always beside Rob and Amber

and it's like a thorn in our side.

I keep thinking Rob and Amber are scared of us

because they know we can beat them in this race.

AMBER: Uchenna and Joyce are 15 minutes behind us.

And Ron and Kelly, their relationship

really isn't at its best right now

so Rob and I are going to kind of use those things to our advantage.

ROB: I'm telling you, we're winning this race.

AMBER: It's about 8:15. It's time to go.

8:15. Let's go, babe.

All right. Gotta find a taxi.

Let's walk down here to the main road.

Is that a taxi? Yeah. Perfect.

Do you know this? Upper Rio Grande?

Yeah.

Can you take us?

Yeah. Thank you.

Million dollars. We've got a 33% chance.

That's more money than most people make in a lifetime.

Here's a taxi right here.

Get in.

The Upper Rio Grande. Do you know where that is?

DRIVER: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Hey, no worries, mon.

Ha ha ha!

8:30. I think we're ready to roll.

We got to hurry.

There's a taxi right there.

OK. We got to go to Upper Rio Grande.

What's your name? DRIVER: Mikey.

Nice to meet you, Mikey.

It's nice to be here in Jamaica.

Island living is all right.

Rob and Amber and Ron and Kelly will be 15 minutes ahead of us.

ROB: Right here, right here, right here.

There's the other teams.

Is this it?

All right. OK.

Come on, babe.

Detour.

PHIL: A detour is a choice between 2 tasks,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this detour,

teams have to choose between 2 river activities,

raft it and build it.

In raft it, teams travel 8 miles down the Rio Grande

on a traditional bamboo raft using only a pole to steer.

Once they successfully navigate the raft down the river,

teams will find their next clue.

In build it, teams must actually build a bamboo raft

using all the parts correctly.

Once completed, the teams must use their raft

to cross the river then climb up this hill

to find their next clue.

8 miles. It would take us 2 hours.

8 miles is a long ways on a river going this slow.

OK. So build it? Yeah.

Honey, maybe we should do the opposite of what they do.

It's over there.

Please make a decision. I don't know.

You're the one who knows more about rafting.

8 miles is a long ways to go on a slow river.

Then you want to build. Let's go.

Of course, building one could take a while.

Watch him. I got it.

All right. Here's a demonstration.

It's just lashing in and out.

This first.

That needs to go through here.

OK. Hold on.

Come on. Get the next one.

Get a rock and you're going to bang it through.

It's not going through.

Well, you better bang it harder, then.

Hold up, hold up. The next one.

I was only saying, this one was facing the wrong way.

Go down to that end. We'll push them all together.

You need to take that one out.

Just go push them all together.

Nice. OK, babe. OK.

There's the clue right there.

"Build it" or "Raft it."

Raft is 8 miles. That's a long time.

Yeah. Let's build it.

We're gonna have to do some serious hustling.

Hold that down that end.

All right, babe. Poles that go through there.

Put some gloves on.

Dang, my hands are already bleeding.

All right. Grab me one of those gloves.

Ah...

Here, let me get you the gloves.

Put gloves on, please.

The gloves are fine. I don't need the gloves.

Down here, babe. I'm gonna line it up like this

and I'm going to shove this thing through.

Mm! Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I think there is something I can be doing.

I'm just sitting here.

This has to go on there too, babe.

We got a long way to go.

Not up there. That's the last thing to even get done.

I'm just laying them down.

The last time I built one of these was--

oh, never, so relax.

We're gaining on them.

We've just got to keep working.

We're just going slow and steady.

Rob's been in construction for about 10 years

and we built a raft on Survivor before

so this challenge just seemed to be the one to pick.

Is there an easier way to do this?

They're on their fourth stick, we're on our second.

Help would be--

What do you want me to do?

I want you to push this pole down.

We're moving along.

Right here. OK.

Good job, honey.

Right there. Hold it right there.

Up a little bit more? Hold it right there.

I don't mean to be like that but we've got to finish this thing.

I do whatever I can to make you happy.

That's my girl.

And after the race you can make me happy.

We just have to be tight against the bar.

So I need you to pull up.

You're smashing my hand between a rock.

Would you shush? Control yourself.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speed, efficiency, efficiency.

Absolutely awesome.

This raft-building part,

I think we're going to be doing it.

Gilligan should have been watching this.

Uchenna and Joyce are probably around the same progress

as me and Rob. Kelly and Ron seem to just be doing it

in a different order.

I want you to look at everybody else.

They're a lot farther than us

and look what they're doing.

I've never built one of these before.

That's what I'm trying to explain to you.

When you figure out how to build one, you tell me.

Smart "A."

Next one.

Honey,

grab the end of that.

Let's-- Come on.

Ready?

Is that good? Yeah. Looks pretty good.

Kelly--she's worried about everybody else.

It would be nice if she would

just worry about us a little bit more.

I can't stand that crap.

Finished. Now put it in the water?

Not yet?

OK, OK.

Oh, he wants us to take that part off? OK.

Does that look good? Yeah.

OK. He wants you to check it out.

Seems like Ron and Kelly have a couple problems.

Built the raft in no time. We're ready.

It's good? It's good. Yeah!

Across the river.

All right. Let's get it in the water.

KELLY: Honey, they're ready.

Kelly, would you stop? You're ticking me off.

Perfect. Thank you.

OK. We push it?

Waah!

Come on, babe. Cross the river.

The clue's over there.

Hey, hey, hey.

You're right. I probably wired this one in here wrong.

Unwire it. Cut it out.

Just look under here and cut it.

Hang on, babe. There it is.

Come on, baby. Get in, get in, get in.

Come on, baby.

Do you know where it is, babe?

Yes. Have you got the pole, honey?

Take a pole, sweetie. OK.

Right there, right there.

The brakes. The brakes is where?

That's it, babe.

Do both of us have to go?

Stay there.

Oh, that's it, baby. Just go straight up.

Go on up, honey.

Slippery.

I know.

Hold on.

Don't fall on me.

Put it in your pocket.

I'm coming down.

Let's go.

Are you all right? Yeah.

Be careful, this is very slippery here.

Go down. OK.

OK, Uchenna, watch out.

You hold this. I'll paddle.

Sit down. All right.

Just trying to get in the water.

Kelly, if you will help--

What do you want me to do?

I want you to help feed this to me.

Hang on.

"Help, don't, hang on."

Yo, droppd the thing. My sneaker.

Watch out, Rob, watch out, buddy.

Let's go.

Got it.

Need the sneaker.

Come on, get our stuff. Open it, open it.

"Travel by taxi to the next pit stop."

PHIL: Teams must now travel 80 miles by taxi to Montego Bay.

Once there, they must find this villa at Round Hill.

This 100-acre coconut and spice plantation

is the 11th pit stop in a race around the world.

The last team to check in here may be eliminated.

Come on, come on.

Let's go. All right. Read.

"Travel by taxi to the next pit stop."

Let's go. We got a man for it, too.

Mikey!

Let's go, let's go.

Taxi, taxi.

We need to go to Round Hill, Montego Bay.

Do you know where that is?

All right. Round Hill.

Montego Bay.

Don't let them pass us.

OK, do your best.

It's OK. We just stay behind, at the last minute

we'll go in front of them.

RON: I can do it.

Do it. Let's go, go.

I'm trying.

Hurry, hurry, hurry.

Straight across.

Jump out.

"Travel by taxi to the next pit stop."

Come on, babe.

Round Hill, Montego Bay, fast.

We're in last.

Please, hurry as much as you can.

Whoo!

Oh, man.

Good job, baby. We got it.

Good job, baby. Whew!

We passed them up. Whoo!

Good job, honey.

All right, thanks.

You will be the first one.

Our driver is Tyson. He's a good driver.

We've got to stop and get gas.

I guess Tyson knows Mikey.

Yeah, that's my boy.

That's your boy?

Yeah.

UCHENNA: You know how to make the move quickly, huh?

Hurry, hurry, hurry. Hurry, hurry.

I don't want them to follow us.

Go, Mikey, go, Mikey.

That's Joyce and Uchenna.

Let's go, let's go.

That's Rob and Amber.

That's it. Let's go.

That's enough. Finish it.

Let's go, go, Mikey, go, Mikey, go, Mikey.

I'm sure Rob is having a fit.

Uchenna and Joyce just got out ahead of us, so--

Come on, come on.

Hurry up. Come on, get in, man.

They're getting gas, too, right here.

Hey, hey, that's our competition.

We need to beat them. We've got to hurry.

Come on. Come on, let's go.

This is Ron and Kelly right here.

Just enough to get us there, please.

Please. OK.

Go, go, go, thank you, Tyson.

We got to hurry.

UCHENNA: There is some serious traffic.

We can't see Uchenna and Joyce.

So who knows how far ahead of us they are?

Damn it.

Rob and Amber are behind us, right on our tails.

Uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh.

The policeman pulled them over.

Oh, Rob is...

Rob is losing his mind right now.

Having a fit.

ROB: Are you kidding me?

Nothing's going our way right now.

Come on.

Rob and Amber just got stopped at a police checkpoint.

Hopefully, their luck has ended

and it will stop their whole streak of good luck

that they have had this entire race so far.

Now Ron and I are in second

and Uchenna and Joyce are in the lead.

You got to cooperate with the police,

so that's too bad.

We just got stopped by some cops doing a routine stop

and the other 2 teams got ahead of us,

and now we have to catch up to them.

Hopefully, we will.

Otherwise, that cop could have cost us a million bucks.

We just got stopped by some cops doing a routine stop

and the other 2 teams got ahead of us.

And now, we have to catch up to them.

Hopefully, we will.

Otherwise, that cop could have cost us a million bucks.

It would take a miracle for something to happen to the other teams

for us to finish before them at this point.

We're headed to a place called Round Hill,

and we've got to find cottage 16.

RON: Uh-oh.

Uh-oh.

Uchenna and Joyce are in front of us

and their back left tire is getting really flat.

That would be very good if it popped.

Here.

TYSON: I can see them right now.

ROB: Good driving.

I know my stuff. Stay with me. I can do my thing, OK?

Tyson did some unbelievable driving to get us back up.

Whoa, their tire looks low, huh?

We're hoping they go over a pot hole and the thing pops.

JOYCE: What was that?

UCHENNA: Uh-oh. We got a flat tire.

Lord, have mercy.

Unbelievable.

That sucks.

No way.

Flat tire, baby.

Oh, my God.

No freakin' way.

RON: Their tire's flat.

Uchenna and Joyce just had a blowout.

We were kind of hoping Rob and Amber would come in last today

but Uchenna and Joyce could still catch up with us at this point.

Uchenna and Joyce's tire just blew.

That might just be our lucky break.

There's Ron and Kelly.

And Rob and Amber, damn it.

Is that the bottom road over there?

Whoo-hoo!

Is the other team in front of us?

We lost them.

We'll be fine. Get in, sweetie.

All right. Back on the road.

Yeah, we need a miracle now.

Are we getting close?

Yay!

On the right-hand side? Yeah.

We just want to come in first.

ROB: Is this the way?

We've got to find out where we're going.

Hop out of the car, babe.

Round Hill Hotel?

Straight?

Straight.

AMBER: Straight, straight, straight.

UCHENNA: Come on, come on.

This could be it on the right.

Round Hill. Right here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Cottage 16.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, that's it.

Go, go, go, keep going, number 16.

That may be it. Go down the hill.

Go down, go down, go down.

We might be able to catch them still.

Where is 16?

Straight. Go, go, go. Go, go, go.

UCHENNA: Not ready to go home yet.

All right, slow down, slow down, stop, stop.

It's probably up there.

Go, go. Go, go, go.

Run, Amber. Coming.

Whoo! Ha ha!

Welcome to Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Thank you. Thank you.

Ron and Kelly,

you're team number one.

All right!

Just by the skin of your teeth.

Rob and Amber, come in.

Rob and Amber,

you're team number 2.

Whoo! What a race.

Not sure who's going to win out of you guys.

Hey, we saw who won today.

We're going to win.

You confident?

Yes.

And you are confident as well?

Yeah, we are.

Uchenna and Joyce,

you're the last team to arrive.

Figured as much.

Yeah, we figured.

That flat tire did not help.

I'm pleased to tell you, however,

this is a non-elimination leg

and you are both still in the race.

You still have a chance to win the $1 million prize.

Oh, thank God.

The bad news is, I need to take all your money from you.

Man, you guys got some money.

Yeah, we do.

All right, guys, and I also need you

to hand over all your possessions.

Thank you very much.

In addition, you guys will not be receiving any money

at the start of the next leg of the race.

And you need to start that leg with zero dollars to your name.

It's going to be tough.

Especially in the final leg of the race.

The 2 things they haven't taken from us

are our heart and our minds

and those are working in fine order.

Just have to let the chips fall where they may.

The finish line is not far away.

We've gone through serious challenges.

I've cut all my hair off

just to prove that I'm competitive.

We're in it to win and be

the last team standing.

PHIL: Find out who wins The Amazing Race

when the next leg begins in just a few minutes.

PHIL: This is Montego Bay.

On the rugged northwest coast of Jamaica

and along the white sand beaches is Round Hill.

This 100-acre plantation was the 11th pit stop

in a race around the world.

After a mandatory rest period,

the teams will leave on the last leg of the race.

There are no more eliminations

before reaching the finish line,

so this leg will be a 3-way competition for $1 million.

Ron and Kelly, who were the first to arrive at 2:37 P.M.--

All right!

PHIL: Will depart at 2:37 A.M.

"Travel by taxi toward the city of Lucea,

and pick up one bag of onions."

PHIL: Teams must now travel by taxi 25 miles

to the city of Lucea.

Once there, they must find this shack and pick up 50 onions.

They must take the onions

to this small restaurant and chop them up.

When all the onions are cut up,

a chef will hand them the next clue.

All right. Let's go.

I truly, truly care about Ron

and that's that part that's hard for me to accept.

I believed so much in my heart

that this was going to work out and he was the one,

but...

you know, reality sets in

and this is where my faith comes in.

The Lord's always taken care of me and He still will.

Are you a taxi?

Come on, come on.

Kelly has to take all that emotion

and push it out to the side for us to win a million dollars.

We have to pull it together.

This isn't the time to be worrying about

where do we stand when we go home and things like that.

We can do that when we get home.

Right now it's about being a team and winning.

We need a taxi. Can you call a taxi?

You need a taxi? Yes, please.

Yes, and don't call them one.

This is a race, a competition, and they're behind us.

No, it ain't cheating,

"Cool Breeze House, Onion Shack,"

2 teams have $445 in this leg of the race

and one team has zero dollars." Let's go.

We got to hustle. I'm right here.

Here we are getting ready to start

the very last leg of the race

and I couldn't be happier.

We really have been working together perfectly.

Amber has been the most amazing partner

anybody could ever have. I'm proud her.

It's not possible that anybody is going to win The Amazing Race

except Amber and I. End of story.

KELLY: Hey, hey, hey, hey.

You guys want to share and split it?

All right. We're going to Lucea.

Can you call a taxi for us?

Need another one? Yeah, please.

Yeah, mon.

Don't tell any other taxis to go back and get them, OK?

No. We want them to stand out there for a long time.

Ha ha ha.

All right. This is it.

Here we go. Finish line.

"Travel by taxi toward the city of Lucea.

"2 teams will have $445 for this leg of the race,

one team has zero dollars." That will be us.

OK, we got to go find some money.

All right, let's see what we can do.

Uchenna and I are in last place

and we're starting out with no money.

No backpacks.

Everything is in the white bag,

passports and everything.

Joyce and I are still here for a reason

and it isn't to come in last.

Airport.

Maybe if we can get to the airport we can convince somebody.

Do you know how far-- Lucea's about an hour.

We gotta get a taxi. We don't have any money.

Is it on the way past the airport?

Opposite direction. I don't know what to do.

We have to get with those people,

because at this point with no money,

with no resources at all, our options are limited.

We got to find some people we can beg

and bum some money from.

Let's just get to the airport.

We have to see if we can get somebody

to give us transportation.

Uchenna and Joyce are walking. That's not good.

There's our taxi.

Taxi?

Hop in.

Do you know where the Cool Breeze House

Onion Shack is on Highway A-1?

Ambulance.

How you guys doing?

Can you give a lift to the airport?

To go another place?

Ah.

KELLY: It says it's off of Highway A-1.

Do you know where Highway A-1 is?

Highway.

A-1. Let's ask somebody where this is.

Hello?

Please hurry.

Huh?

Just please hurry. We got to hurry.

Let's go.

Yeah, let's go, please.

ROB: Cool Breeze House Onion Shack.

This is it. This is it.

Baby, you have good eyes.

Take the lightest bag.

This one.

All right. All right.

Yeah. Now we're on our way

to the Three Dives Jerk Shack.

RON: We're trying to find Cool Breeze House Onion Shack.

That side?

All right, so we have some direction.

It seems to be a little bit difficult to find.

It's kind of like a needle

in a haystack of needles.

We don't have no money. We lost our luggage.

Can you give us a lift?

Are we far from the airport?

Can you take us there?

Thank you, thank you.

We have been blessed to find a guy

who is willing to take us to the airport.

We have to go into the airport and beg for money.

The first blessing has started by a very good man here.

RON: This is it.

Can you wait one second while we go in?

Let's go.

OK. Three Dives Jerk Shack.

Thank you very much. Thank you, thank you.

All right.

Oh, what a good guy. You saved our lives.

Let's go in here.

ROB: There it is, Three Dives.

Pull in here, please.

Come on, babe. Hello?

How many do we have to do?

That's how fine you need to get them?

No problem.

Gotcha.

ROB: A little bit smaller. You got it.

Careful you don't cut your hands.

50 onions. This is going to take a while.

KELLY: Three Dives. RON: Right here.

Will you wait for us?

Grab a bag of onions out of the back.

Ron and Kelly just showed up.

We're only about 10 onions in,

so now the great onion chopping contest will start.

I'm not good at cutting things at all.

I'm very fast. When I was a kid,

my mother used to put me in the basement and make me chop onions.

Whatever.

ROB: Where's Uchenna and Joyce?

RON: I don't know.

Good morning.

How is everybody doing today?

Listen. My name is Uchenna.

I'm from Houston, Texas.

This is my wife, Joyce.

We've lost all our luggage and all our money.

I'm not really accustomed to begging or anything like that,

but if you could spare any money,

I can do cartwheels, I can dance a jig,

anything to entertain you.

Please.

Can anybody spare a dime?

I understand. That's perfectly--

I guess--

Thanks. Appreciate it.

I don't know what we're going to do.

Hey, don't cry. Don't cry.

Don't cry, don't cry, don't cry.

It's all right.

Hey, we're in it to do it, you know?

All we can do is just keep trying.

It's all right.

Don't cry, babe, don't cry.

[Sobbing]

We got to. We have to.

We're good.

We'll get this together,

one buck at a time if we have to.

My eyes are starting to go and I can't even see anymore.

My name is Uchenna.

Maxine and--

Elaine, hi. Nice to meet you. This is my wife, Joyce.

I'm sorry. I'm Joyce.

Sorry. Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Anyway, we're just wondering

if you could spare any monies that you have, any extra.

You don't have to, but I would just appreciate it.

Aw, thank you very much. I appreciate it.

We'll see what happens.

We got to just keep pushing.

We're going to Lucea.

We got $40US.

We only have $40, that's all we have.

We begged for it.

So we go to Cool Breeze House of Onions Shack.

Yeah.

My back's hurting from chopping onions.

Who said cooking wasn't hard work?

Thank you.

And here is your next clue.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

"Travel by taxi to Rose Great Hall."

PHIL: Teams must now make their way

nearly 60 miles to Rose Hall Great House Resort,

a former plantation house.

It's here that teams will find their next clue.

Great House. OK. Let's go, let's go.

RON: Damn.

We're going to get there as soon as possible,

and hopefully, keep our lead on Ron and Kelly.

They never had competition.

I mean, it would only take an idiot

not to know they have competition at this point.

So maybe Rob's an idiot.

All right. 50 onions.

OK. This is your next clue. Thank you.

"Travel by taxi to Rose Hall Great House."

All right, let's go. Go, go, get in.

Please hurry. Thanks.

We gotta go. Whoo-hoo!

We got to catch up.

Where the hell is this damn place?

I don't know. It's a long day so far.

It's a long day. It's not even 9:00 yet.

ROB: All right. Let's get around this truck and get there.

We're right behind Rob and Amber

and we're hoping to catch up with them on the road.

It will work out for us. We'll catch them.

Honey...

we're going to keep pushing

until we can't push anymore

or at least somebody tells us not to.

Rose Hall.

We caught up with them.

So my onion-chopping skills came in handy.

Stop here.

You see it? No, nothing.

There it is. Straight ahead.

RON: There's the box. Come on, babe.

Detour.

PHIL: A detour is a choice between 2 tasks,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this detour, teams have to choose

between pony up and tee it up.

In pony up, teams make their way to this beach

and participate in a local sport

known as horseback swimming.

Teams must ride a horse into the ocean

and once the horse starts to swim

they must slide off and hold onto the tail.

Teams will have to go around these buoys

before heading back to shore

where they will receive their next clue.

Teams do not need to know how to ride a horse to do the task.

However, they will only be able to go

as fast as the horse can swim.

In tee it up, they make their way to this golf course,

choose a set of clubs

and dress in appropriate golfing attire.

Then they will head out to the driving range

and alternate teeing off.

When either partner hits this 16-foot area 140 yards away,

they'll receive their next clue.

If teams have a good swing,

they'll be able to finish fast.

However, hitting the small area

for a novice could take a long time.

Definitely, the golf.

I can do the tee it up, I think.

You think?

I have had those golf lessons.

Come on.

Good morning, sir.

Hey. We're here to play golf.

Freshen up.

Where's the clothes with our name on them?

Dressing rooms are down the hall.

OK.

Let's go, baby. AMBER: Coming.

Let's go! I'm coming!

Let's go, let's go. Run.

Ron...

RON: Shut up. I'm doing it as fast as I can.

JOYCE: Cool Breeze House Onion Shack.

Oh, my God.

Unbelievable.

All right. We just got to pick these up.

We just take them? There's 50 onions in here.

All right.

Now we got to get to the grill.

Three Dives Jerk Shack.

He knows that.

Ah, yes! Ha ha ha!

Put it on the green?

Into the wind.

Baby, get ready, because We got to alternate.

Get a bunch of them and keep hitting them.

Wow. This is unbelievable right here.

Come on, baby, go.

We have to land one on the green.

Honey, I'm going.

OK, go.

Dang!

I knew not playing golf

would not work out in my favor at some point in my life.

Ach!

Ooh!

Where on earth did that one go?

Just go quick, baby. Just hit it quick.

Ooh!

Ha ha ha!

We could be here all day.

Let's go around front.

Good morning. Morning.

How many we got to cut?

All of them?

All of that. All of them.

How do you cut these things?

Got to cut them small, huh?

These are dull knives.

May be an expert by the time we're done here, huh?

AMBER: Hitting some really good balls.

I know my dad would be impressed.

Not enough.

Just go quick, baby. Just hit it quick.

There you go.

Go. Come on.

Stay in there. Dang!

ROB: That might be it.

I'm on, I'm on. Clue.

Here you go. Thank you.

"Fly to San Juan, Puerto Rico."

PHIL: Teams must fly nearly 800 miles to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Once teams land, they must find the marked cars

and then drive themselves 9 miles

to the Castillo San Felipe del Morro Fort

to find their next clue.

Come on. We got to go.

Goodness, I was hitting them all right

and now I can't hit crap.

Get the cab driver.

Let's go.

OK. Let's go, let's go.

We got a time table. Airport.

Sangster International.

There's a direct flight at 9:15 A.M. on Air Jamaica,

flight number 23.

Go fast, please. We have only 20 minutes.

We're very tired.

Tired and hungry.

We didn't have any more water

so we're on fumes here. We're working on fumes.

Just pure desire. So we're not quitting.

I'm digging a hole over here.

Hey, you know what? I really suck at golf.

Just hit the ball.

KELLY: Oh, I did it, I did it, I did it!

Did you do it? I did it.

Good job, babe.

"Fly to San Juan, Puerto Rico."

OK. Let's go. Good job. Let's go.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

To the airport.

RON: I just couldn't hit crap.

I deserve a pickaxe right through the scalp.

Come on.

Air Jamaica.

Come on, babe, come on, We got to hurry.

Excuse me. Is the 9:15 flight still here?

No.

We need to buy them right now.

Please, please, Catherine, this would change my life, my life.

No, I know, sir, but--

No, you don't, I'm telling you.

Please, please, ma'am, my mother--

Just go to the ticket office right there.

It's right there?

This sucks.

Can we buy tickets for the 9:15 flight?

Please, can you help me?

They said they will hold it for us.

Please, please, please, sir.

You can't help me? Please?

I'm sick to my stomach. You can't help me?

Please?

Unbelievable, unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

American. Yeah.

What time is your next flight to San Juan, Puerto Rico, from here?

9:54, seriously?

9:54 this morning?

Yes! Come here. Thank you.

Thank you very much.

This way, baby.

They're going to be coming any minute.

I think we want to go to American.

We need to get to San Juan as soon as possible.

We'll take any flight.

Do you know if Rob Mariano

got on the earlier flight?

It's delayed? Can we get on it?

We can run fast.

Because we kind of really need a break.

Hello.

WOMAN ON P.A.: Once again, welcome aboard American Airlines.

We are on the 12:42 flight

to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

I'm sure Rob and Amber made that flight.

I don't see how on earth they could not be on that flight.

Thank you very much. You're welcome.

So that's kind of a thorn in your side, so to speak.

Whew...

We're getting down there, honey.

I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

That's it. OK?

There's the clue. Thank you.

"Travel by taxi to Rose Hall Great House."

Rose Hall. That's back in Montego Bay.

You will take us there?

Oh, bless you.

We're pretty far behind the other 2 teams

but we're still hopeful. We're not giving up yet.

Come on, baby. In here.

Let's rock.

What do you want me to look for now?

El Morro, it's called.

El Morro. It's right here, on this map.

We're going towards Old San Juan.

Yeah. On this road?

Yeah. 26.

OK. We're all set, then.

Great House. Yeah.

Let's go. There's the clue box.

All right.

"Detour. Pony up or tee it up."

Tee it up.

Tee it up? Yeah.

I have been practicing golf at home

and 135 yards isn't too bad.

OK.

Oh, look at this, babe.

I know.

This is one castle right here, babe.

The name of the place, baby, is called

Castillo San Felipe del Morro.

Yeah, this is it.

I think it's going to be up by the castle.

Here it is. Almost.

"Drive yourself to the town of Ayugadilla."

PHIL: Teams must now drive themselves 87 miles

to the town of Aguadilla

and find this abandoned sugar refinery

known as El Muelle de Azucar.

Once there, they must follow the marked path

to find their next clue.

Come on.

Come on, baby. Almost there.

Route One south?

Yeah.

OK, because I'm on Route One south now.

I'm doing all right today with the directions,

I tell you.

Ohh...

Let's do it.

OK. Thank you.

Hoo. OK.

That went way over there.

Just make contact with the ball.

You did better than me.

That's the one right there.

That's the one.

Cook. We're done.

Yes. Good job.

All right. Good job, honey.

Thank you, sir.

"Fly to San Juan, Puerto Rico."

Are you kidding me?

OK, let's get out of here.

Let's do it. The airport.

We could actually catch up.

That was a good shot, honey.

We're still in this thing.

We just can't give up, right?

Right. Right.

ROB: Look at this.

Every single person on the whole island of Puerto Rico

is in this traffic jam.

You think you would be used to it.

You drive in Boston traffic all the time.

When I'm driving in traffic in Boston

I'm not trying to win a million dollars.

Respect.

All right. He's a good man.

OK. We're back here at this place.

Do you guys have any direct flights

to San Juan, Puerto Rico?

We have a flight at 4:58 this afternoon.

Can we get the 4:58 one?

Thank you very much.

OK. You have a good flight now.

You've been a doll. Thank you so much.

All right, we're set.

Let's see if we can find some friends.

We need some cash.

I'm not beating around the bush.

There's a beer to go with it.

Thank you.

Jeez, thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Spirit's up. Uh-huh.

Whew, rough day.

Right now, we're in the town of Aguadilla

and we are looking for El Muelle de Azucar.

Is this it?

7:30 to 4:00?

What are we supposed to do?

There's a hotel right at the top of the hill.

Should go get that well-needed rest.

Which one do you want? The middle one?

Sure.

We want to go towards San Juan, Kelly.

San Juan to the right.

You just follow the signs to San Juan

and as we follow those signs

it will give us signs for the Castillo.

Not bad, not bad

I don't mind this at all.

Now we're going to get some better rest.

RON: That's it right there.

OK, go, go, go, go, go.

"Drive yourselves to the town of Aguadilla."

Let's go.

All right, so we want Aguadilla.

Go back the same way we just came.

That's it. Sweet.

Castillo de San Felipe del Morro.

Yeah, and the parking area. Good job. All right.

Search the outside area for a clue.

Let's get our butts up there. Come on.

There is the box. Come on.

"Find Muelle de Azucar."

OK, let's do it.

KELLY: There's the gate.

Except for it doesn't open until 7:30.

You want to try to find the hotel or lay in the car?

I can do the car.

Nice.

Good job, woman.

UCHENNA: Ah, a little rain.

Yeah. They could already be at the finish line already sleeping,

but maybe there is still another day of activity tomorrow,

and if so, that's real hopeful.

Ho ho ho!

There's people still in them cars, huh?

Yeah, there might be.

Oh, my God.

Oh, man. What's up, kids?

We're glad we made it.

You guys are waiting for this place to open?

All right. See you in the morning.

Wow. We're back in this thing.

Thank goodness.

It's refreshing to see some familiar faces.

I'm glad those gates closed at 4:00 today.

[Rooster crowing]

ROB: Everybody's here, Uchenna and Joyce too.

Here we go. Go, go, go.

Come on, Ron.

Marked path, right here, right here, marked path.

Come on, hon.

There it is, there it is, there it is. Come on, baby.

Come on, baby.

There's the box.

We got to open up the clue. Come on.

Road block. Road block.

"Who is ready to take a plunge?"

I'll take it.

PHIL: A road block is a task

that only one person may perform,

and no one can do more than 6 on the entire race.

In this road block, that person has to make

a potentially terrifying jump off this 30-foot bridge.

After they've made the leap,

they will have to swim 90 yards to retrieve their next clue,

then climb in a boat that will take them back to shore.

Here, baby, you have to do this.

There's the platform, baby, out there.

Follow the marked path.

OK. Here. Let's go. You got it?

Follow the signs. Go, go, go, go.

Just follow the marked path.

Are you going to go for it? Yeah.

OK. Go, honey, you're a good swimmer.

I don't know where Ron and Uchenna went.

Oh, my God.

Whoa.

Wait, Amber, are we both supposed to be going down here?

Where's Ron?

Got to go back up here.

You got to go out the platform. Come on.

Whoo hoo!

Where is this place, baby?

The first step is a doozy.

Whoo hoo!

Come on, hon, come on. Come on, Amber.

RON: OK, go, go, go, go.

Got it.

Let's move out.

Oh, no. They're already done.

I have no idea.

That could have cost us a million bucks.

We're screwed.

Oh, no. They're already done.

How do we get down there?

Go down these stairs and go out there.

OK. Give me a kiss. Do good.

Ron!

You got a clue? Let's go.

"Fly to your final destination city,

Miami, Florida."

PHIL: Teams must now drive themselves 90 miles

to San Juan International Airport

and then fly more than 1,000 miles to Miami, Florida,

the final destination city.

When they land, they'll have to travel by taxi 9 miles

to the Rickenbacker Causeway.

It's here that teams will find their next clue.

Let's go.

Good job, honey.

Whoo, that's good.

"Fly to your final destination,

"Miami, Florida." Come on, baby.

Oh, good God.

Hey.

Whoo hoo!

OK. Let's go, let's go.

Come on, Uchenna.

San Juan International Airport.

All right. Come on, babe.

Rob and Amber went the wrong way,

so maybe they're a good bit behind us.

Come on, baby.

"Fly to your final destination city, Miami, Florida."

Come on, baby, a million bucks.

You can do it, you can do it.

Jump on my back. Jump.

We're not stopping, we're almost there.

Get in. We got to go to San Juan.

Good job. Way to work.

The other teams really aren't that far ahead.

We can catch up to them.

JOYCE: Look. Ron and Kelly.

He's going to try to push past us.

He knows we all get to the airport

at the same time. Here they come.

Oh, yes.

Golly.

I think the other teams are right up there.

Jeez, that's Rob and Amber coming up.

Just pick the right lane. Just don't get behind him.

Rob and Amber caught up with us.

Come on. We can can get ahead of them right here.

I'm taking this lane right here.

There's Ron and Kelly. Yeah, baby.

They passed us and Ron picks the longest line to get into.

Don't pick on me, I'll start picking on you, all right?

Thank you. We chose the right lane at the tollbooth.

First position. Ha ha!

We gotta go. Thank you.

Thank you.

Sucks. We've just got to push

and do what we got to do.

Here we go. Here's the airport, Amber.

Airport. That's what you want.

Little airplane signs make it pretty easy.

Hey, babe.

I'm not positive.

Airport to the left. Go right.

You said to the left.

The sign up there said turn left.

I'm reading the sign out loud.

This is left.

Well, open your eyes and read the signs. It's right there in front of you.

I couldn't see the stinking sign.

You said left. This is the left.

Don't jump on me, because I don't

understand what you are saying

because you said the wrong thing.

You shut up.

Here it is.

26 should take us right in, too.

Getting close.

Here it is. Let's go.

Ticketing, ticketing, ticketing.

This way, this way, this way. Hi.

To Miami, the next available flight, please.

UCHENNA: Ready to rock?

Park your cars and turn on to departure levels. OK.

Departures, so right over here.

Yep. Pull in there.

OK. Let's go. American Airlines or what?

We need to go to the ticket counter.

Here it is, right here.

Is there anything earlier on any other airlines?

It's already closed?

Is there any way I can get on, please?

We have no luggage or anything.

OK. We'll take the 11:15.

Where's Ron and Kelly?

They must have made a wrong turn.

We are not headed the right direction.

I guarantee that right now.

And I'm sorry I told you to shut up,

but you say little things and it digs at me,

I don't care, just save it. Just close it.

That whole "Close it" Thing right there

drives me insane,

I think it's disrespectful and rude.

OK, then, just stop talking because I don't care to hear it.

He's a gentleman, a true American gentleman right there.

OK, thank you. Thank you.

Hello.

We need the same thing.

Same flight? Yeah.

Come on, there's gotta be another flight.

Hello, ma'am. Can you help me, please?

What's the next available flight going to Miami direct?

OK, can I get on right now, please?

OK, right at the gate? Perfect.

Gate 5? This way. Thank you.

Come on, babe, We got to run.

Are there other flights leaving for Miami sooner that this one?

OK. Thank you.

Maybe we should check and see what are the options we have.

Come on, baby, come on.

Excuse me. Can we get on the flight, please, ma'am?

CLERK: Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you. Welcome aboard.

Thank you.

Is this flight closed?

It's closed, the door up there?

Woman: Yeah, it's closed.

Thank you. Ha ha!

JOYCE: It's 1004.

What airline was that?

American.

She probably figured we couldn't have made it.

Come on, babe.

Put the bag up. That way we can sit down.

We can't afford to be carrying around any extra weight.

So we're gonna leave our backpacks on the plane.

Hopefully somebody will send them to us.

Can we please make it?

Can we make it on this flight?

Do you think they came here?

I almost guarantee you they came here.

We made it.

Paid off.

Did you happen to let 2 Americans go on there wearing red?

Damn it.

They're on the flight?

Yeah, they're on the flight. It's just closing.

There is no way we can get on that flight, huh?

Oh, man.

That's it. Like idiots, we didn't--ah!

JOYCE: Please, please.

UCHENNA: Just let us on this thing.

Can we make it on this flight?

Maybe, maybe.

One little blessing.

If we can get one little blessing on this flight right now.

All we've been through.

Oh, my God.

ROB: Are you kidding me?

Sweet.

Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe.

Can we please make it?

Oh, thank you! Oh, you guys are beautiful.

Oh, my God, I'm gonna cry. Oh, thank you so much.

Don't cry, baby.

Thank you.

Oh, thank you very much.

Oh, thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, guys. Thank you very much.

Last ones. What took you so long? Ha ha ha!

Oh...

ROB: This sucks.

Whew.

Hey. We're trying to get to Miami as fast as possible.

The next one boarding is going to be at 11:15.

OK, perfect.

All right, baby. Come on, come on.

Let's go straight out.

Taxi. Straight ahead.

Rickenbacker Causeway.

OK, buddy. OK, let's go.

We want to go underneath.

Yeah, please.

Let's go.

Do you know where the Rickenbacker Causeway?

OK, cool.

Driver, we're going to end up stopping under the Causeway.

And we're off again. Bit of a wild ride now, man.

We're in the game.

It's us against them.

We hope Ron and Kelly weren't able

to get any other flights that we don't know about.

So we can't count them out.

ROB: The lower level, yes?

Right here, right here.

Yes. Stop, stop, stop.

Wait here.

Come on, baby.

"Make your way to Little Havana,

and find the King of the Havanas."

PHIL: Teams must now travel 2 1/2 miles to Little Havana,

a Cuban-American community

where they will search among the many stores

to find this cigar shop,

the King of the Havanas.

Teams must figure out that this shop

is known by its Spanish name,

El Rey De Los Habanos.

It's here teams will find their next clue.

Calle Ocho. Let's go.

OK, Little Havana. Calle Ocho.

What is the King of the Havanas?

OK. Go to Calle Ocho in Little Havana,

and we'll find out.

All we have to do is just stay positive

and make it happen.

Rickenbacker Causeway. Yeah.

Good driver.

This is it? Right.

OK. Stop right here.

The King of the Havanas. Do you know it?

You own it? No? You don't know where it is?

Somebody has got to know where this is.

Right there, right there, right there.

Ah, there it is.

OK. Stop, stop. Let's get out. We'll be right back.

OK. This says, "King of Havanas on Calle Ocho."

Ocho. OK.

To the King of Havanas.

You know this place, the King?

We'll take care of you.

We'll take care of you.

Do any of you know where the King of the Havana is on this street?

Do you know King of the Havanas?

King of the Havanas?

Huh?

27th Avenue.

27th and Eighth is the King of the Havanas?

Are you sure? Yeah.

27th Ave.

Go, go, go, yeah, go.

You got it? OK. Yeah.

All right. You're the man.

ROB: That's 27th right there. Yeah?

Yes.

OK. Pull over here. Here. Stop right here.

Stay here, stay here.

Excuse me, ma'am.

The King of the Havanas on Calle Ocho.

You don't know it?

Where is this place?

God, please help me.

King of the Havanas.

We got to find it.

DRIVER: That's him. That's the king.

Is that it? It says king?

No. It's in Spanish. In Spanish, "rey" mean "king."

Hello.

We're looking for the King of the Havanas.

Yes. Ah!

OK. "Make your way to Fort Lauderdale"

"And find the Bonnet House.

Once there, follow the marked path to the finish line."

This is it. Go, go, go. Let's go.

Thank you! Fort Lauderdale is--

OK. This is it. The finish.

Bonnet House in Fort Lauderdale.

This is it. We're going to the finish.

Glad you speak Spanish.

Oh, this guy is amazing.

Where is our driver?

Do you know where he went?

Our boy's gone.

I can't believe our boy left.

This is 27th. Let's go one block this way.

You got it? Yeah.

Oh, good.

Bonnet House.

Good. Oh, good. Bless you, bless you.

Here we go.

I see a king with the crown.

Do you see it? No.

On the right. The yellow sign.

No, it says "Tire King."

Oh, God.

Taxi. Ho!

Taxi. That's him, that's him.

That's him. Little bastard.

He's looking for us, honey.

You found it?

No, but it's got to be down here.

Go ahead, man.

UCHENNA: We're looking at your meter.

It's passing what I got.

We'll try to make it --

I'm going to make the money as we go.

It's OK, don't worry.

I just want to let you know that I have some

but I'm going to make up for it here pretty quick.

Where is this place?

Can't let them beat us over this.

It's OK. No, no. They can't--

Can't let them beat us on this.

I'm gonna get that guy.

How you doing?

How's it going?

Man, I need some help.

Think I can get 20 bucks?

This is going to be hard.

We have been begging for 2 days, baby.

ROB: All right, right there on the right, on the right, on the right.

Yeah, that's it. That's it.

The King of the Havanas written in Spanish.

Do you have the clue, please?

Thank you.

Let's go.

OK, buddy. Uh!

"Make your way to Fort Lauderdale

"and find the Bonnet House.

Once there follow the marked path to the finish line."

This is it, go, go, go.

As fast as we can go.

We want a taxi.

We need to go to the Rickenbacker Causeway.

Please, Lord, help us be the first team.

If we don't have faith in God,

we have faith in what's going on,

it's the only way we're going to be able to win this thing.

Bonnet House. Bonnet House, on the right.

Right here. We gotta stop right here.

I know, but we're going to get some.

Can I sell you my ring?

I know you don't. I know you don't.

You don't know. That's something I could not believe.

I understand.

We'll go make it.

We'll go ask these people.

Oh, my God, we're so close.

Do you know where the Bonnet House is?

Yeah.

"Make your way to the Little Havana

and find the King of the Havanas."

OK. Now we have to go to Little Havana.

I need 50 bucks.

40 bucks.

Anything you could spare.

Please help us. We're so close.

We just have to run right through there.

Thank you so much.

How close are we? How close are we?

Let me see, let me see, let me see.

How close are we?

Here's a 20.

We need some more, right?

Thank--Oh, man, I don't want to lose it this way,

I don't want to lose it this way.

Should we just run in?

We can't just run in.

We got to make sure this man is covered.

Oh, get out of here.

I think we can make it.

Look at this guy's going to try to make it.

I guess we're making it too, then.

Wow.

I was just kidding.

Would you happen to have $25 to spare?

I know it sounds like a lot.

10 dollars?

We know, but we've gotta pay our cab driver.

We gotta pay our cab

who brought us here from the airport.

I would love to work but there's another team.

He's saying no. We don't have time, honey.

We have to try.

Thanks, partner. We tried.

Yes.

Going west. This is right.

Oh, man. Come on.

Birch Road. Take a left.

How are you doing today, sir?

I'm doing good, man.

My wife and I have been traveling for a month,

we're here at the finish line,

we're short on our cab $25.

Is there any way you can help me out?

What if I gave you $10?

That would help. Any amount would help.

Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. I appreciate it.

Thank you.

Man, I appreciate it.

Not going to get my hopes up just yet.

I still love you.

I love you, too.

Thank you so much.

Ha ha! We're, uh, we're racing.

Maybe this one other guy. Thank you.

Come on, buddy, we can win.

That might be the other team.

10 more, I've got 10--

Uchenna, that's enough.

Give it to him.

We'll send you a thank you, sir.

We'll send you a thank you.

Straight ahead, straight ahead, straight ahead.

Come on, come on, come on.

Baby, let's go, let's go.

The cab driver said "Cool."

Uchenna and Joyce, Uchenna and Joyce, Uchenna and Joyce.

Yeah! Whoo!

What?

Uchenna and Joyce,

after 5 continents,

25 cities, and more than 40,000 miles,

you are the official winners o f The Amazing Race.

Oh, yeah!

Oh, my God!

Oh, oh!

Whoo!

Thank you.

Oh, yeah!

As the winners of The Amazing Race,

you have won the $1 million prize.

Congratulations.

Come here, baby. Give me love. Give me love.

Yeah!

Yeah!

Love you guys.

Ah, ah!

Wow, wow!

This is a life-changing experience.

Oh, yeah. Oh, my God.

Tell me how this is going to change your life

now that this has all happened.

Listen. We're going for the baby.

In vitro, here we come, baby.

Yeah!

And if that doesn't work, adoption, here we come.

We love you guys.

This experience wouldn't have been what it was without you guys.

Thank you, thank each and every one of you.

JOYCE: You know what?

We were saying a prayer, and while we were saying our prayers,

I was saying I hear y'all's prayers for us.

I heard everybody's prayers and it just made us stronger

because we knew we had love from you guys

and our families and everybody.

You know the love was coming back, right?

Right?

One more time, whoo!

Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!

Congratulations.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Come on, one more hug. Thanks, babe.

Uchenna and Joyce.

Rob and Amber,

you are the second team to arrive.

Thank you.

You guys were competitors right from the beginning.

Obviously, not the result that you wanted,

but you guys did fight a very competitive race,

that's for sure.

We gave it our all the whole way through

and right up to the end,

and it's frustrating, you know,

obviously, coming in second.

But hat's off to Uchenna and Joyce.

Where do you go from here?

The next part of life I'm looking forward to

is getting married and starting a family.

So that's going to be an adventure in itself.

We finished second, but I wouldn't change a thing.

I got Amber, so I'm in first place in my book.

I love you.

I love you.

Ron and Kelly,

you are the third team to arrive.

How do you see the relationship with you guys?

Do you want to develop something more?

I think I'm pretty much the typical woman

who is just ready to get married

and walk down the aisle and start a family,

and Ron to me is just kind of that typical guy

who is not ready to get into a serious commitment,

and I think we're on different paths right now

and I'm not sure-- I mean, I would love more than anything

for it to work out between Ron and I

but I think time will just tell.

Amazing Race was the adventure of a lifetime.

It was just a time to see things that in myself

and someone else that I would never see.

It's just something that I'm going

to hold near and dear to me,

probably for the rest of my life.

I'm so proud of y'all.

Show respect. Oh...

Oh, my God!

I was hungry as hell.

We went 24 hours without any food.

Well, that's not going to happen again.

I have never been more proud of Joyce than I am now.

And she's overcome great fears.

We've overcome some communication barriers.

We can talk now, which is really nice.

We're looking forward to those things

really helping us grow more and more together.

I love him so much.

This guy's the best partner, teammate, husband,

everything to me. You're everything to me.

Thank you, baby.

I'm just lucky.

Good to hear you say that. It is.

I'm lucky to have him.

I love you.

I love you, too, honey.