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In Soweto... ADAM: Oh, here we go.

..country stars Brooke and Adam came out on top.

You are the first team to check in.

(LAUGHS)

But the wheels came off for comedian Pete and wife Bridget.

I hate (BLEEP) bike.

I'm lost, Bridge. I don't know what's going on.

..who were lucky to survive.

This is a non-elimination leg.

It's a Virtual Pit Stop.

I'd suggest you get on your way.

Tonight, the race continues

right here in the Cradle of Humankind in South Africa,

the location for the sixth leg of The Amazing Race Australia.

The wilds of Africa...

PETE: This is a moment I think we'll remember forever.

Let's eat, eh? (ALL CHEER)

..will bring our celebs closer together.

You want to feel as though there's a nation pushing you on,

rather than weighing you down.

(ALL EXCLAIM)

But one wrong move... Ah!

..spells disaster.

WOMAN: We're way behind now.

Thank you. That's very helpful.

Who will be heading out of Africa?

Oh. What?

One of the cars just drove back. Really?

Oh! There we go.

Route Info. "The race continues."

"It's time to leave the hustle and bustle behind."

"Catch a taxi to Mpandlane Village

"and search for your next clue."

Let's go. Mpandlane Village.

We thought we were finished, but we're not.

Oh, my gosh. We're going rural.

Let's go.

BEAU: Teams will travel from the virtual Pit Stop in Soweto

to a geographical marvel,

Magaliesburg.

Here, the mountain range is half the age of the Earth.

You'll find a fascinating world of tribal cultures.

A Noah's Ark of amazing animals.

The African countryside is a kaleidoscope

of incredible landscapes and vibrant villages.

Teams will make their way to Mpandlane, a rural village,

where they'll find their next clue.

And off they go. The race is on.

BROOKE: Coming in number one, it feels good.

ADAM: Yeah, it's different.

It feels like we've done a gig.

You know when you have that comedown after a gig,

you're just buggered and exhausted.

But it's like, OK, we're going another one.

We're doing another gig. That's right. Good call.

Oh, we're going into the mountains again!

HAVANA: Yeah. This is my jam.

These mountains just give me energy.

(BOTH LAUGH)

Nearly took out the whole car then.

Cool.

"Leave the hustle and bustle behind."

Cool. Let's go.

Righto. Let's go.

Come on. In the car.

BILLY: G'day, mate. We're back.

Thank you. CHLOE: I'm buzzing.

That Virtual Pit Stop means that

we get a chance to get back up to the top.

We're getting this second opportunity,

which in our career doesn't happen often.

No. That's right.

The whole landscape has changed.

We're definitely out of the city.

I love how the mothers carry their children on their back, too.

BRIDGET: "The race continues.

"It's time to leave the hustle and bustle behind."

Let's go.

Mpandlane Village?

We expect there's going to be a Speed Bump in front of us,

a further penalty for coming last.

It feels, now, important. We've dodged a bullet.

We can't waste this lifeline. No.

Let's keep going. We're not giving up.

Maybe our new motto should be, "Just don't come last."

Hey, goats.

(GOAT BLEATS)

(CHATTER)

BROOKE: Mpandlane Village. Yep. This is it.

Good job, Brian.

MAN: Thanks, guys.

Thank you, mate. You're the best.

Let's go get the clue.

Here it is.

ADAM: OK. OK.

BOTH: Detour.

OK. High Kick or Paint Slick?

A Detour is a choice between two challenges,

each with its own pros and cons.

For this Detour, teams will decide between High Kick or Paint Slick.

South Africa is made up of 11 different tribes,

each with its own traditions.

Now, the last time I went to a wedding,

everyone was doing the Gangnam Style.

It was a long time ago.

The Gangnam Style ain't going to cut it with the Zulus. No way.

(EXCLAIMS)

Teams that choose High Kick must tap into their inner warrior

and learn a Zulu tribal dance dating back to the 17th century.

The war dance symbolises strength and power

through high kicks and stomping.

When the tribal leader thinks they've nailed their performance,

they'll receive their next clue.

Now, when you go out for a coldie in Australia,

Aussies like to drink from their own glass.

But in Africa, it's a communal thing.

The ukhamba is a local version of a schooner

traditionally used to bring people together

In this memory challenge,

teams must replicate an intricate pattern of colours, lines and dots

on their vessel.

Once the local artist is satisfied with their handiwork,

they'll receive their next clue.

I reckon we dance. Do you want to dance?!

I feel like we did the tango. Do you want to dance again?

Let's do it. Let's do it. Come on! OK, let's go.

Alright, Loges, we're on. Thanks, brother.

High Kick or Paint Slick?

I reckon we go High Kick.

Well, we're warriors. Let's go.

(ALL SHOUT IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Let's go dance.

High Kick. Right here.

Yeah, my brothers!

BROOKE: Hello.

ADAM: Here's these Zulu dancers.

Beautiful, beautiful men.

Big, fit-looking men.

Big, muscly. Yes.

They had the shields and the... Yeah, all the get-up.

Yeah. Jingle jangles.

Yeah, it was pretty amazing.

LOGAN: Let's go see these dancers.

Over here. Watch the dance.

(ALL GRUNT, ULULATE)

(MAN SINGS IN LOCAL LANGUAGE) (MEN SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

There's a bit of knee action going on.

We're gonna see if you have any hammies after this.

(MEN SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Yeah!

(ALL GRUNT)

We're warriors. We're warriors.

(BAM BAM AND LOGAN SPEAK INDISTINCTLY, LAUGH)

Mate, you better get your legs up there, boy.

Come and join me.

Yes, my brother. How are you?

Oh, it's like my headbands!

Oh, I love it.

It is super hot.

The African sun. ADAM: It's burning.

It doesn't let up.

And now we've got to learn how to dance.

Now we've got to do the Zulu dance.

Pull down.

Pull down? Oh, that's as far as I can go. Is that OK?

We don't mind making dicks of ourselves. Let's just have a go.

Like you... Like... Like you're banging.

(GRUNTS, LAUGHS)

(KIDS LAUGH)

Shake it, Brookie.

Yeah, baby. Shake it, Brookie! (LAUGHS)

Yeah, girl. BAM BAM: Let's go, let's go.

One. Two. Three. Four. Five.

Phew! Alrighty. The knees.

(LAUGHS)

We thought we were warriors.

Until we had to drop low.

(LAUGHS)

Lot of one, two steps.

Flick, flick here. Flick, flick there.

But either we're just worrying. (LAUGHS)

Boom! Oh, left hand. Left foot.

OK. Thank you.

Oh, my gosh, I'm feeling a bit stiff after that long drive.

High Kick or Paint Slick?

Paint. Paint. We have to paint.

We can't dance. Come on, let's go.

This has to be the right way.

Hi. Hello.

Chloe.

Thank God.

Hello. How are you?

Hello. How are you? Hi. OK.

I have a game plan.

We had a good system.

I remember the colours.

She remembers the dots on the inside.

And when we stick to our system, it never fails.

OK.

Oh, wait!

What was it? Yellow.

Red. Yellow. Blue.

Shit. OK.

Get it... Get your head in the game, Emily.

The symmetry of everything, the detail that it required...

You got it?

I'm a little stressed. Same. It's OK.

Yeah.

Black, black, and then black triangles.

OK, let's both smash the white, yeah?

Yep.

We need serenity in this moment

because the last few challenges... Has been a bit stormy.

So we just need a bit of stillness.

Just slow and steady. Get it right.

I'm actually so proud of myself for how calm I am.

It's calm and peaceful. It is calm in here.

I'm learning so much more about myself.

The more I'm understanding that it isn't all about winning.

The relationship that Emily and I are building as friends,

all of these experiences that I didn't really think

I was going to get when I came on the race.

Can we swap? Yep, I can swap.

And then we can just move...

OK. Table not stable. I know that. (CHUCKLES)

OK. Let's go!

(BARKS)

Oh, there's heaps. OK, let's go.

How hard can a Zulu dance be?

I don't know. Have you ever seen them dancing?

There's jumping and stuff?

Probably. But we can jump. We can jump.

OK, let's go.

Oh, wow.

Even though I've toured the world, I really do feel like

I have not experienced any of these things

that we've done in the race so far.

Hello!

Oh, here.

Where? Right there.

They've chosen the dancing. Oh, yes, we can do that.

This is an experience of a lifetime. It is such an experience.

When we got greeted by them... (MEN CHANT)

Wow.

..just sent chills down my spine, because they were so amazing.

(MEN SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

And when I saw the dance routine, I was like,

"We got this." "We got this."

(DANCERS CHANT) Whoo!

Whoo! Whoo!

I'm your teacher. Yes.

Thank you.

That is so cool!

Our strengths would definitely be that we both grew up dancing.

BROOKE: Look at them. ADAM: They can dance.

They can dance. They can Zulu dance. Yeah.

And that's it.

This is our opportunity to get in front.

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

Good? Yep.

Oh, a bit stiff after that. Oh, yeah.

Good grip. Oh, yes!

I'm for Paint Slick. Me too. 100% paint.

I reckon we'd better paint. Paint? Yeah.

Hello. Yay! Thumbs up!

Good job.

Nice little village. (DOGS BARK)

Something going on up here?

Hello. How are you?

Oh, there's Thorpie and Christian.

Bag drop.

I like that one.

Here we go.

Let's go in the shade.

CHLOE: Smart, boys.

We're not that smart. They don't give you a seat?

It's a long way down, there, Billy. I know!

Are you going to be OK? I don't know.

I can't remember the last time I sat on the floor.

Sorry, Oscar.

(LAUGHS)

I'm just doing this, alright?

And you're coming over the top. That is a massive help.

Thank you.

It will be.

Do you think that Pete and Bridge maybe went home?

Maybe they went home from the Pit Stop.

Let's paint. Dancing's not our thing.

Alright? Not my thing, anyway.

Let's do it. Let's go.

Hello! Hello.

OK, this is it.

Pete and Bridge. EMILY: Oh! You're still here.

We thought we lost youse. THORPIE: Yay!

Yes! Oh. Pete and Bridge have turned up.

Ah. Still alive.

Still alive, just. Welcome, guys.

BRIDGET: It's really good that we've made this friendship

with these people that we would never have met otherwise.

Well, done mate. Happy to see you.

Happy to see you.

You know, they had smiles on their faces and they jumped up.

It was just really special for them to give us a hug

and that they didn't want us out of the race.

And we really feel happy that we weren't out.

Do you want to do the black lines? Because you're more precise.

We've got to do the white first. OK. So let's both do the white.

So that means it's a non-elimination leg.

So, which means that the next leg is an elimination.

BILLY: We thought they might have been gone,

so that makes it interesting.

There's no doubt this will be important.

OSCAR: There's no second chances today. Pressure's on.

We haven't got time to waste.

And then we go, one...

ALL: One, two...

Boom. Boom. Five.

Honey, we don't usually, uh, choreograph dance moves on our...

No. Dances on our show. ..on our show.

Let's go from the start. OK.

It's hot. It's hot. It's hard.

Physically, we were pushed to our limit.

The heart was racing today.

Let's try it. Let's try it. Let's have a go.

If we get the steps right, we could get ahead.

Brooke and Adam, going at it.

We'll give it a go.

(MEN SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

(LAUGHTER)

(SIGHS)

No, guys. It's not good.

Not good?

(BUZZ!) Bugger.

Sorry. That's alright.

We'll go again? Yes.

OK. Thanks, boys. We'll be back soon.

How'd youse go? Nah.

How'd youse go? It's hard.

Well, look, we're not professionals.

Good luck, boys!

HAVANA: Logan and Bam... (BUZZ!)

..and Brooke and Adam... (BUZZ!)

..are very strong competitors.

And we see them go up and try the Zulu dance, and they're failing.

So this is a big opportunity for us.

Come on. Quickly, line up.

Go, girls! You've got this.

Thank you.

My parents are from Mauritius.

Mauritius is very much part of the African continent.

I think it's in my blood.

I think that African descendant is in there somewhere.

So I think that will give me a little bit of advantage.

OK, ready?

Yes. Yes.

(MEN CHANT)

Yeah, they've got this.

Four, five, six, and down.

Yeah, that's good.

(SIGHS)

Girls, congratulations. That was so good.

Oh, good! Thank you! Was it good?

Oh! Thank you!

Nice work, girls.

Oh, my gosh. Thank you so much.

Thank you, everyone. Thank you.

Yeah! Thank you. Thank you.

Ooh-ah! Ooh-ah!

Ooh-ah! Ooh-ah! Ooh-ah! Ooh-ah! Ooh-ah!

Whoo!

OK, let's go.

OK. Route info.

"Catch a taxi..." "Catch a taxi to Warthogs Bush Lodge.

"It's safari time!" Yay! Yay!

BEAU: Teams must now head to a local wilderness reserve

where they'll sign up for a safari surprise.

We're going to Warthogs Bush Lodge.

It's safari time!

CHRISTIAN: I actually think we're doing alright here, mate.

Let's just go have a double check.

I just want to get clarity

on whether my bottom part connects with the black, mate.

You do yours, and I'm gonna do mine. Yep.

Yep.

White, white, black, black, white, black, black.

Chlo, I'm feeling in the zone, for two reasons -

I'm a perfectionist, and other reason,

we need to sell this pot to that lady and make it beautiful.

Come on, pot.

Find that little dot on the inside, and that's the front centre part.

Yep?

(BUZZ!) No?

Oh, OK.

It's not completely wrong, but... OK.

This is wrong. Everything that's on the top touches the top.

OK. OK.

Now, let's remember, we don't paint pots for fun,

but we're doing a pretty good job at it right now.

Uh, it's not bad, for footballers.

BILLY: It's fiddly. It's very, very fiddly, this.

I couldn't even do a triangle.

I had the double-handed manoeuvre and I still couldn't get it right.

Da Vinci would have rolled over in his grave.

Mm, dopey, dopey.

(MEN SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Let's go. LOGAN: Let's go, Bam.

We're trying to draw the warrior within.

We're warriors, baby!

Up, the Wahs!

We got this. We got this. I got this.

(DANCERS CHANT)

BROOKE: Look at these boys. ADAM: They're looking good.

They're looking good.

They've surely got this. This is their bag.

Hoo-ah! ALL: Hoo-ah!

LOGAN: Come on, baby!

Yes! BAM BAM: We're not as fit as you.

We got it? Yeah, good.

Yes! Thank you, my brother.

Thank you.

(MUMBLES SINGING) (ALL SING IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Hoo-ah! BROOKE: Good job, boys!

"It's safari time."

Oh! Let's go. Right, let's go.

She had nice, straight, thick lines.

Yeah, she had nice, straight, thick lines.

That is beautiful, Em.

My wife would be really proud of me right now.

And she's gonna be like,

"When I ask you to help me paint, you always say no,

"and here you are, painting."

Everything's right.

This is out pot. This is a beautiful pot.

Is it beautiful? Lovely colours.

Check it. Good dots.

Yeah.

Thank you. Thank you.

Yes! Thank you so much.

"It's safari time!"

OK. Put this in? Yep.

All I'm gonna say is, I am so glad we didn't choose a dance challenge.

Oh, me either. I actually think we chose right.

The painting pots? Yeah.

'Cause, guess what - they calm...calmed us.

Same. Centred.

BROOKE: We've got it this time.

I feel like I'm becoming a Zulu.

We just like to keep going.

I guess that's always been our thing.

Yeah!

ADAM: We say this is similar to how we're approaching the race,

same as our marriage -

we look after today, and hopefully tomorrow will look after itself.

Yes! Come on!

That's kind of our motto, and has been,

and we just keep sticking around for more and more tomorrow.

Yeah! That felt good! Felt good.

You did it, guys. Come and take this one.

Ohhhh!

You guys are really good. Yes!

Yes! We did it!

Let's go.

"It's safari time!"

Oh, my God, let's go. Let's go.

Oh, my gosh - I just saw a monkey.

A baboon, or a...? A little tiny monkey!

Oh... Oh.

OK. I got your hat.

Sign-up board.

Oh, my gosh! We're first!

Oh, my gosh. Let's do herbivore.

"Make yourself at home." I guess we're staying here tonight.

This is so nice. I know.

Let's get a glass of wine. OK.

It's like a South African safari dream

and there's a pool and a view of, like, a safari land.

Hey, little man. Hi.

Hi. (SIGHS)

Make ourselves at home? We will, baby!

I'm not trying to get perfect here.

I'm trying to get better than shithouse.

CHRISTIAN: To be honest, mate,

with some of the challenges we've had,

I'm finding this somewhat therapeutic.

THORPIE: Yeah?

My first international medal was actually in art.

I got it in primary school.

I'm really proud of it.

Sweet.

That's actually OK. Yep.

Wow! Thank you.

Thank you! Thank you. Thank you very much.

"It's safari time." Oh, my gosh.

Yes. Come on. OK.

It goes all the way to the bottom, but...

..but the edges have still white.

Yes.

The hands are shaking 'cause it's been a nerve-racking day.

It's a little problematic, but we live to fight another day.

Holding this tiny toothbrush, our hands are shaking.

I'm glad we weren't operating on anybody.

We were holding a paintbrush, not a toothbrush.

Was it a toothbrush I said?

I'm still not recovered.

Yeah, you just dab it.

Don't make it too big.

Good. Jeez, you're getting around the dots and everything.

Going well there, the boy.

And here it is - the final touch. The piece of resistance.

That's it. Bring it over.

Beautiful.

It's good? Yes!

Thank you so much. Yes! Thank you.

Yes? Yes! Yeah!

Thank you. Thank you very much.

It's pretty exhilarating because we feel like we're back in it now.

We've made up some time, and now we're walking out

a minute after Billy and Oscar.

Oh, my days!

BOTH: "It's safari time."

Ooh! Amazing. Let's go on safari.

Warthogs Bush Lodge.

Let's go.

We're going carnivore.

BAM BAM: Safari!

Jacuzzi!

One...bed?

Love a bit of glamping.

Never done it before. Never used the word.

Growing up, we never... we never did no camping.

We usually just camped in each other's rooms.

'Cause there was only three, for 12 kids.

Times have changed, and bodies got bigger,

so we need bigger beds.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you!

Herbivore? Look, I'm not a vegetarian. I do love meat.

Carnivore? Let's do it.

CHLOE: Beautiful.

HAVANA: Girls, we're camping! Yeehaw!

Yeah!

Whoo! Hey-ah!

Brooke and Adam! Whoo!

Yes!

You dancing girls, you smashed it.

We've all really meshed, all the teams.

We're making great friendships. BROOKE: Hello!

We met people we would never, ever come across in our everyday life.

We made it, guys.

The Tillies - like, I just would never have come across these guys.

Oh, herbivore or carnivore? (CHUCKLES)

I'm never gonna meet Thorpie! Where would I meet Thorpie?

I'd be like, "I don't go to the pool!"

Or Billy and Oscar.

Peter Helliar - I have met Pete, and hit it off with Bridget.

Oh, yay!

Everyone is awesome.

I think we're in for a good night. I think.

This'll be fun! We love entertaining.

We love camping! We love camping.

Under the South African stars.

And we love this stuff. We really, actually do.

helping the reserve rangers feed the carnivores and herbivores.

I'll sit with you.

No, it's OK.

Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

I swear that's a rhino up there.

Or something with a tail.

There's a zebra there. BROOKE: Zebra!

Oh, my gosh! Oh, wow!

A bit different to the Dubbo zoo. Dubbo zoo!

(ALL LAUGH)

THORPIE: Hey, antelopes.

CHRISTIAN: They're so much bigger in real life.

(LION GROWLS)

BROOKE: Oh, my God!

Rawr! ADAM: He's having a good look, too.

We've got your dinner!

We're about to feed the king of the jungle - a lion...

In his natural habitat. Habitat.

Oh, he's looking at you, Christian.

Oh! Don't... Look at it.

LOGAN: Let's do it.

Three!

Oh, my God! Look! (GASPS) ADAM: Ooh-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Oh... (ALL EXCLAIM)

We provided for the king of the jungle!

BOTH: Yes!

Never thought we would be here, in Africa,

feeding these wild beasts.

BAM BAM: The king of the jungle, baby.

(ELEPHANT TRUMPETS)

EMILY: He is a big boy.

He's got those hungry eyes, you know? He's ready.

He's ready for...for some tucker.

Once he takes the food out of your hands, you say, "Good boy."

Throw in?

Oh, can I put it in there?

Take it, take it.

Good boy.

HAVANA: It's almost like we were in a dream, because they were surreal.

Oh, wow!

BRIDGET: Oh, you're amazing.

PETE: This is a moment I think we'll remember forever.

It's truly special.

(TRUMPETS)

BEAU: After the ultimate African safari,

it's time for our teams to catch their breath and unwind.

BRIDGET: Good on ya, fellas.

Does Pete cook at home, um, Bridge?

He goes out on the barbie. Cooks a great steak.

BROOKE: Oh, my God! this is a South African barbecue.

Thorpie, you know the sausages.

Yeah, they're good. They're good. They're good.

BOTH: Aaagh! (LAUGH)

Yeah, it's a really special night, actually,

because we get to hang out with our fellow team-mates and relax,

just put all the competitiveness aside

and just focus on how special this whole experience is.

I must say, I was stoked when I saw you on this race.

I was...I was... Well, I am a fan of the show.

Is your competitive juices doing this

at any anywhere near what they were when you were actually swimming?

I'm competitive in this.

BILLY: Yeah. Um, and...

Yeah, you can...you can flick into it pretty quickly.

But this is different, as well, to what that is.

I mean, the pressure was... it was immense.

I was world champion when I was 15.

So, it's... Yeah, you want... you want to feel as though

there's a nation pushing you on, rather than weighing you down.

And...

It's a fine balance, though, isn't it, I imagine?

And in the pool, that can become really obvious. You can drown.

In the Olympics, right before the race,

..um, so Australia hasn't won a gold medal,

and I was there first night,

and I was nervous, um, going into the final.

And it was not until I heard the roar of the crowd...

This was louder than I'd ever heard.

I did that thing that you do when, um...when you get in trouble.

I did the little smile-laugh thing.

Nervous. And that was it.

I just needed a moment out of my head

and I was like, "I'm ready to do this,"

and owned what I was doing.

He was smashing world records at 15.

We have a 15-year-old son - who is amazing, by the way -

but I can't imagine him handling that kind of pressure.

I can't imagine many 15-year-olds doing that.

Hey, Bam, you said UFC has taken you to many places,

but what would have you done if you weren't fighting?

(CHUCKLES) What would you have been doing?

I played footy for a bit... Mm?

..and I gave footy up to start fighting.

I think, at one point I didn't think I was gonna be past 18,

let alone... Really?

Is that how rough it was? Oh, I was a little ratbag.

Really? Yeah.

I just used what I was good at

and I steered it into something... Channelled it.

..that'll make me better in life. And you're good at it.

But that's...it's... that's the change I did, you know?

I turned it from something bad to something good.

That's really positive.

Fighting has given me a life that no-one...

..that I don't really...have never experienced or anything like that.

How good. I love that. I can't wait to come and watch you fight.

The UFC is always sold out... Sold out! I know!

Country music - I hope that takes off like UFC. (LAUGHS)

We're getting there! We're getting there! Hey?

LOGAN: What do youse guys reckon? PETE: Looks pretty good.

Let's eat, eh? (ALL CHEER)

Cheers. Cheers. Yeehaw!

Here's cheers.

Yep. Oh! This smells amazing. I am so happy.

We've all been racing this crazy, adrenaline-filled adventure

and we're just... everyone's starting to open up.

CHLOE: We've now become, you know, friends and family for life.

This race is the silver lining to missing out on the World Cup. Absolutely.

Cheers, mate.

(ADAM PLAYS GUITAR) Oh, yeah!

# We're all on the Amazing Race

# No-one wants to come in last place

# No, no

Oh, no!

# Put a smile on our face

# Hey! #

Here's cheers, everybody!

(ALL CHEER) Yes!

That was fun.

BEAU: Refuelled, refreshed and still racing,

our teams will be leaving the reserve in the order in which they arrived.

Roadblock!

"Who has the winning smile?" You.

A Roadblock is a challenge only one team member can perform.

This part of Africa isn't just famous for wildlife.

The Cradle of Humankind

is one of the richest fossil sites in the world.

It is home to the largest concentration of human remains

anywhere in the world,

with fossils dating back over 2 million years.

And the most common fossil you'll find are teeth.

See, it's the enamel - it's the hardest substance in our body.

Lasts for millions and millions of years.

And, if we're lucky...

..we might find one.

For this challenge, a team member will turn archaeologist

and dig for a full set of human teeth - 28 in total.

Once the ranger confirms they have a mouthful,

they'll receive their next clue.

Oh!

It's as easy as that.

OK, OK.

Oh, there's a Speed Bump! Look!

Oh! Pete and Bridge.

"Who has the winning smile?" You've got a good smile.

(CACKLES) Pete!

ADAM: That's gotta be you. You've got a beautiful smile.

OK. I'll do it.

CHLOE: It's me!

OK. OK.

THORPIE: "Who has the winning smile?"

That's you. (LAUGHS)

OSCAR: Let's go. Yep.

You've got a good smile. Let's go.

Let's go. Oh! Speed Bump.

That's good for us.

PETE: You have. Look at that. Easy choice. It's an easy choice.

Hopefully I don't have to go to the dentist.

Didn't see that. Whoop.

Oh, sh...

That's a good start.

Speed Bump. OK.

"Clean out the ash from the campfire you enjoyed last night

"and restock the wood for future guests."

OK, let's go.

OK, let's get this cleaned real quick.

Oh, my goodness. We're walking across an African savanna.

Look!

He was running away from us. I think he must be scared of us.

No! It must be my perfume that I put on.

Bag drop! We're the first ones there.

And that is a good feeling, 'cause we're aiming to be number one.

We need to find 28 teeth.

I can't believe that I'm here, digging,

where some of the oldest human bones in the world have been found.

I'm pretty confident, because

I wanted to be an archaeologist when I was growing up,

and I thought, "Yeah, I can do this."

In and out of there, and we'll be in the lead.

A needle in a haystack.

A tooth in a pit of rocks.

Alright, here we go. OK.

This is not the start to the day we needed.

I don't know how long we're behind anybody.

We got very lucky with the non-elimination,

but that's not going to happen again.

So, if we don't improve, we... yeah, we're on a plane.

PETE: We are desperate to stay in the Amazing Race.

We want to finish today strong.

I mean, all we really need to do is get ahead of one team.

I would ideally like to get ahead of a few teams,

but one team will do.

Alright, let's go.

Come on, Bridge.

Will I clearly know a tooth when I see it?

Holy Toledo. What are they? Zebras.

Are they zebras? They're zebras, honey.

I got bad eyes. You do.

I thought they were donkeys.

We don't like Roadblocks.

They're quite stressful - to do it all on your own.

What are we in for?

But I just went, "Right, I know what I have to do.

"I need to get on my knees,

"I need to get dirty, and I need to start looking for teeth."

# Oh, you gotta dig, dig, dig. #

Diggin' for teeth.

We used to be archaeologists. Really?

Before we were soccer players. No! Oh, my gosh!

I swear, I swear! Em!

Come on, guys. I'm the biggest shit-talker.

Ha-ha-ha! Trying to scare us, huh?

(SINGS 'THE LION KING' THEME)

(JOINS IN)

(BOTH SING)

Can't see 'em, but we can hear 'em. OK, yeah, you can hear 'em.

Hello, fellas.

Yeah, Billy!

One, two, three, four, five, six.

I'm digging to China here.

There's got to be an easier way to look for these bloody teeth.

I have no strategy. I'm shaking all the dirt.

Brookey!

Darling! Sorry, bub.

Jesus Christ. Sorry, bub.

Swear to God, I was digging for quite some time, and then...

OK. Found a bloody tooth. Yes.

Right, now it's on.

Oh, yeah.

Bridge, not only do you have to dig deep here,

but you've got to dig smart.

Pistol Pete!

It wouldn't be you getting dirty, would it, Peter?

No. Of course not.

Having a nice little rest. Yeah. (LAUGHS)

You got this, Bridge. It's just gardening, that's all it is.

I think this is my challenge indeed, because at home, I find everything.

Someone's lost something, I've got it.

Without even knowing where it got put.

I still have the boys' baby teeth.

So, I find them every now and then.

Some things look like teeth and some aren't.

Boom, like that.

I began by mapping it out and just doing section by section,

so maybe best to go slow to begin with

and make sure you get every one that you need.

You've gotta pick up the pace, Steph.

The other teams, they just shhh, and they're just finding them.

Yeah, I got one.

Yes. Cool. Keep it up, mate.

There's a couple. Hey!

Good start. Tee it off. It's nice.

Good, Osky boy. Look at my boy go!

You are crushing it.

You are the tooth fairy.

If we do it that way, you could end up

with a single one at the end that you can't find.

How many has everyone found?

Lots. Jeez.

I know you're digging deep. You're bloody smashing it.

I'm finding them. I'm finding them.

We both know that we work off praise and encouragement and positivity.

# You can find the teeth... # Yes, yes, yes.

# You can find the teeth... # Four more.

# Dig a little dirt and they're buried underneath. #

Yes. Come on, honey, you got it.

Yes, it is. I did find it.

Check.

You smashed that, honey.

Come on, come on, 28. 28 teeth. I know, I know, I know.

Yes! Oh, my God.

OK, so, now the route info.

"Drive deeper into the Cradle of Humankind.

"Find Nirox Sculpture Park

"and search the grounds for Beau at the next Pit Stop."

Teams will self-drive from the Cradle of Humankind

to find me here, hidden at the Nirox Sculpture Park.

This famous outdoor gallery displays artworks inspired by the area,

including these pearly whites.

This is Implants, and it's the location for the Pit Stop

for the sixth leg of The Amazing Race Australia.

Just look for the teeth.

"The last team to arrive may be eliminated."

Let's go. Ooh!

It's just some of the things

you've got to do for your charity, you know?

Sometimes you might have to pull a couple of teeth out

just to win a few challenges.

Ah, yeah, I knock teeth out for a living,

I don't usually go digging for them.

You're going well, Osc, you're going well.

Keep going, Chlo.

Chloe's got 16, Steph.

Jeez.

Tai, give us a count on how many we got.

Yeah, you got 16 there, bud.

It's like a real archaeological dig.

And again. Yay!

Good job, Christian.

Mums are renowned for finding things in the house.

I feel like I find these teeth very quickly.

I went block to block, moving the soil,

and sometimes shaking the soil through

if I thought I'd missed something.

But it was about not leaving that block

until I had done all the soil.

Oh, well done, Bridge.

I love that you're digging deep. Three to go.

We are absolutely back in the race now.

This is our Steven Bradbury moment, Bridge.

But instead of skating past athletes that I don't even remember,

we're going to skate past Ian Thorpe.

One to go. Boom.

Pete and Bridge.

I can't believe that we have arrived last,

we did an extra challenge, and we're leaving second.

Everyone else is behind us, looking frustrated.

Like, this is our day.

And I'm going to give 90% of the credit to you.

You're amazing.

Great work, Bridget.

Oh, who knew going to the dentist paid off?

"Hurry, the last team may be eliminated."

OK, let's go. Come on.

I'm pretty sure we're going to remember today

for the rest of our lives, Bridge.

We just need to now focus,

take our time on reading this map correctly.

BROOKE: We came out there first.

We were on the right track,

then we came to a T intersection.

Going left.

Oh, my God, please. We can't stuff this up.

PETE: A podium finish is absolutely within our grasp

and maybe even finish first.

We're going to take the 560.

And, so, Magaliesburg, to the right, is our choice.

I think this is the comeback of the century.

It's certainly the comeback of Amazing Race history, I think.

BEAU: Kay Kay, so, essentially, what is the Cradle of Humankind?

So, essentially, the Cradle of Humankind

is the first place where there was the first heartbeat.

It's literally the beginning of life.

Wow. Existence.

Started here. It started here.

It's a beautiful day to, uh, come first.

The feeling of exhilaration is palpable

and we cannot wait to get to the Pit Stop.

Nirox Sculpture Park. Here's hopin'.

Got a couple of signs up here.

We want to turn left.

BROOKE: Oh, my God, honey. Your directions were amazing.

Come on, let's go.

Oh, my God, hon. Let's go, hon.

It's got this, um, serenity about it.

There! There!

Aha! Oh, my God.

Aha! Quick!

Oh, here we go.

You little ripper!

Oh, my God!

Yes! Yes!

Ah!

(EXHALES)

Not fit.

(SPEAKS LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Welcome to the Cradle of Humankind.

Oh, thank you! Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Brooke and Adam, you are...

..the first team to check in.

(BOTH CHEER AND LAUGH)

Oh! Good work, hon.

It is a race. It is high pressure.

But you guys take it in and enjoy it.

We've been through ups and downs, the whole relationship.

We just talked our way through it.

But like we've always said... Always respect.

Yeah, sure is.

And if there's a day that either of us are not happy,

it's, like, we'll move on.

But right now... We're having a blast.

We're having a ball! You know how this goes.

Hotel upgrade!

Whoo!

Well done. Bring it in. Thank you!

Bring it in, guys. Whoo!

Champions.

Super effort. Super effort.

Good work. Thanks, brother.

Good work.

I think we're basically Olympians because we've beat Olympians.

We beat the Olympians. Yeah.

Can't believe it.

We're a bit shocked, to be honest.

They'll probably start following OUR exercise routine.

Oh, no... Oh, yes. I think, maybe.

We'll inspire them.

I feel like we've been driving a half an hour, 40 minutes.

This is so confusing.

I've got no idea where we are.

Oh, I don't like to hear that.

Hopefully, there's a sign that says, "Beau Ryan, Pit Stop, this way."

Just re-count them for me.

They're exactly what I said it was.

OK. OK?

How many?

You've got 27. You need one more.

THORPIE: Billy, have you taken any of your teeth out to put down there?

Thorpie, that'd be cheating.

Your teeth look similar to that.

(LAUGHS)

You're gonna find it. I know you are.

I just can't...understand where it could have gone.

STEPH: The tooth is not there.

Whether it's been accidentally thrown out somewhere,

whatever's happened, I am going through

every square inch of this box,

and I cannot find a sign of it.

Oh! Steph!

Everyone's doing a good job finding the teeth.

You're going well, buddy.

25. Three more to go.

Chlo, there's 27.

Three more. Yeah. Check.

Shit!

Yeah!

Yee-ha!

Check, please.

Yes. Thank you. Thank you so much.

Well done. Oh, nice rip.

"Find Nirox Sculpture Park."

"And search the grounds for Beau at the next Pit Stop."

Let's go. Let's go find Beau.

OK, we just gonna follow them? Yep. Go.

HAVANA: It has to be in there.

STEPH: I should have sticked with my original slow method.

I'm very concerned we're going home.

I have no idea. I really... I don't get it.

Do you agree? Yeah.

Well, I agree that we seem lost now.

Let's just try and get back to where we started from.

At the very least, we hope others are as confused as we are.

Oh... Nirox. Oh, let's go.

Look at it. Flag.

Left in here. Left in here.

Let's go. Oh-ho.

Oh, look. Look at that. Nirox.

Oh, yeah. Here we go, boys. This is what we're made for.

Go.

There was only one other car there. Yeah, I know.

Oh!

Here or here? No, here.

There was a flag.

Is that a team? Oh, nah.

I think they might come from that way.

This is nice. Yeah.

Nice park.

Oh, here we go.

(PANTS) Watch yourself, Emmy.

OK.

Oh!

Yeah, darlin'.

(SPEAKS LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Welcome to the Cradle of Humankind.

Thank you. Thank you.

Chloe and Emily, you are...

..the second team to check in.

We'll take that. Nice.

That's three.

Come on, girls. Go and rest and recover.

You're still in.

That's a nice sculpture.

Oh, here we go. Wait for Popsy.

Wait for old Pops.

Been waiting for him all day.

Oh! Good work.

Hi. Hello. Hello, mate.

Billy and Oscar, you are...

..the third team to check in.

Osky! Dad!

Oh! We wanted third.

Bring it in. Bring it in. Thank you, mate.

We've got a crew coming down here, brother.

Down there. Thank you.

Well done. Good on you, boys.

Been a long time between teeth.

You might find a human body in there soon, Steph.

Oh, man. You keep digging.

Got it, baby. Hoo!

Check!

Yes!

Whoo!

Can I take some of these?

I need to place some back.

Hurry up! We go. Let's go.

24, 26. 27.

28.

Check!

It's a yes. Yes!

Well done. Thank you. Thank you.

"Route Info."

"Find Nirox Sculpture Park."

"And search the grounds for Beau at the next Pit Stop."

"Hurry! The last team to arrive may be eliminated."

Cool. Let's go.

Bro, I don't think this is our car.

I don't think so either.

Why'd you get in here?! We'll go to another car.

I was just gonna take it, but...

Good Samaritan, that you are, let's go.

I would have considered getting in the ring with Bam,

when I was actually a trainee athlete.

You would have been absolutely ripped apart.

Have you watched him fight before? Yeah.

He is a beast.

He reckons he can swim, too.

(LAUGHS)

Ooh, one of the cars just drove back.

Really? Yeah.

It looked like Pete and Bridge.

This is what can throw people off is that there's not that many names

on this map.

What's the next name on it?

Um, Nirox Sculpture Park.

Oh, yeah.

Here we are, Loges. Yep. Left here, mate.

We're up here, Loges. We're up here.

Looks like it.

Alright, let's go.

We're running, we're running, we're running, we're running.

Look at that.

Bam Bam and Logan...

..you are the fourth team to check in.

Very good.

Very proud of you guys.

Go rest, relax and recover.

I'll see you soon. Yes!

Good job.

Amigo!

Whoo!

Hey, mate. Hello.

Thorpie and Christian, you are...

..the fifth team to check in.

Awesome.

We've still got a long way to go,

but you guys know, I've said it every day,

youse work together, you can win this thing.

Thank you, boys. Thanks, mate. Thank you.

I'm so glad I didn't become an archaeologist.

(HAVANA LAUGHS)

Ha! Found it.

You did so well. Like, you tried your best.

Like, I saw you work so damn hard there, OK?

I'm sorry. And... No!

Don't you dare say sorry.

Come on!

Yay!

Thank you. Finally!

Let's get out of this teeth place.

"Route Info.

"Search the grounds for Beau at the next Pit Stop."

HAVANA: Our only saving grace is if someone else got lost.

We need to find somebody.

So, we are all the way back here.

We're off the map.

So, it's about 22 kilometres to Magalies.

Come on. Are you gonna drive?

Yeah.

Oh, my God, you're the best humans in the world!

They're three bloody legends.

Just make sure we don't lose these people.

And I assume they're going to take us the right way.

So kind of them.

Oh, slow down, slow down! They're slowing down.

What are they doing?

Shit.

Go straight to T junction. Yeah.

T junction, go left.

Carry on straight for 10 kilometres and you'll see the R400.

Thank you so much. You are so appreciated!

We're not going home.

We want to keep going on The Amazing Race.

We're gonna do it for Cure EB. We're gonna do it for the kids.

We're gonna do it for our family.

And, uh, let's bring it on.

You can never give up on The Amazing Race.

No. 'Cause it just...

It just changes in an instant.

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but one team...

Mm. ..is going to leave today.

Are you ready for emotions?

How do you go? Are you an emotional guy?

(LAUGHS) It's OK. I'm an emotional person.

Um, you know, I think we... you know, it depends.

I think today it's all about celebrating their journey

and what they were able to accomplish to get this far.

So, I think the tears are good, but also should be tears of joy

of how far they've gotten.

Yes, that's the mentality, my man.

That's the mentality I'm talking about.

Oh, mate. I don't know if I can overtake

'cause there's never, like, broken lines here.

Yeah.

He's going way too slow.

Yeah. That's better.

Right now, I'm thinking we just gotta keep going.

We've left it last, but we're not ones to just give up.

It's got to be around here, Bridge.

The kids will be saying, "Don't give up. Keep going.

"What are you doing? This is ridiculous.

"Never give up.

There's a flag there. OK, we've found it.

Is this it? Careful going through this gate.

Oh, there's... Look how many cars are there?

Yeah, they're all here.

We got done.

Nirox Sculpture Park. Whoo!

That's the flag. The flag.

Yeah, in one way. There's nothing else here.

This is an awful end to the experience.

OK, well, there was a first...

I can hear people this way. OK.

It's private property. "Do not enter."

Oh... It can't be in there.

No entry.

Hmm.

Maybe down there?

We've got to follow the arrows.

Oh, there. Down there. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Here, here.

You ready? Yeah.

(SPEAKS LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Welcome to the Cradle of Humankind.

Thank you. Thank you.

Pete and Bridget, you are...

..the sixth team to check in.

Huh?

PETE: (LAUGHS) What? I can't do this day anymore.

We're still in.

Oh, wow. Wow. This is crazy.

Our heads are spinning. We don't know what is going on.

I can't believe that we're still in the race.

We're still alive. Let's bring on the next leg.

Cannot wait for the next adventure.

Good on you, guys. The boys will be proud.

We are proud. Good to see ya. Thank you.

Hello!

Oh, the girls.

We've obviously gone around the long way.

(SIGHS)

Hi. Hi.

(SPEAKS LOCAL LANGUAGE)

Welcome to the Cradle of Humankind.

Thank you.

Havana and Steph,

you are the last team to check in...

Mm-hm. ..and...

..you are eliminated.

OK. Unfortunately, girls, your time on the race is over.

Mm.

What a day. What a day!

I know.

You did well. You did well.

Every day, you were growing and growing, which is wonderful.

And you guys are here, representing your charity, Salvation Army.

The work they do for homelessness, drug and alcohol abuse,

domestic violence, especially women,

it means a lot to you.

Yeah. The Salvation Army Melbourne 614 gives hope to so many people.

Sum it up for me.

An adventure of a lifetime.

Yeah, absolutely.

I don't think there's a lot of people that can go in with a friend

and be able to come out, maybe stronger.

I don't know, how is that even possible?

'Cause I feel like we were very close to begin with.

But, um, yeah, I definitely think we're closer.

I am proud of us.

We thought we could do even better, but unfortunately, it's our time.

Yeah. Thank you so much.

Oh, I hate goodbyes!

I hate goodbyes. I know!

And how's the...just putting all these teeth in front of, you know?

I know! Making us feel really bad.

It wasn't my idea. It was Kay Kay's idea.

Stay smiling. Yeah.

Stay smiling.

See ya. Thank you, bye. Bye, guys.

Next time on The Amazing Race:

Celebrity Edition,

our celebrities take on the land that time forgot -

Namibia.

Oh, no. Keep going, keep going.

Mad Max.

The stunning but harsh landscape will test everyone.

BRIDGET: They don't bite, do they?

(SPITS)

I can't see shit.

Who will survive the elements...

Oh, shit!

Let's go, let's go.

..as they race towards the grand finale?

The race is getting intense.