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- Previously on "the amazing
race": Teams took on Zimbabwe,

where they were hit with a
game-changing twist.

You are going to be swapping
partners.

- No!

- Oh, my god!

- Phil: Six new teams race
through the bush.

- It's going to be one of those
days.

- We are so close!

- Phil: Codey and Jen crewed
through the course.

While christie and Jessica hit a
snag.

- You want to work together?

- We're going to give it a shot
and then let you know.

- Phil: Teams reunited
before heading to the capital

city of harare.

- We have to do it.

- Phil: Forcing codey and
Jessica...

- I don't think she likes you.

- I don't like her, so,
feeling's mutual.

- Phil: ...And Henry and
Evan to battle it out and avoid

elimination.

- Every second counts when you
have u-turned.

- Phil: But a final
challenge had teams singing a

different tune.

Yo-ya-ya.

- Phil: In the end, both
teams survived the u-turn.

And the eighth leg was the
twins' swan song.

We are going to miss your
smiling faces.

Five teams remain, who will be
eliminated next.

- You are off beat.

- Am I way off?

- We are going too 2 buy some
sneakers hopeful hopefully from

the local mall.

After we checked in at the pit
stop, my sneakers got lost, and

I am officially racing in
flip-flops.

- Worst-case scenario, I'll
carry her.

- I believe you.

- Remember this place?

Unfortunately.

We are back to the scene of the
crime.

The mall where the detour was
yesterday.

During the last leg, Cody and i
got u-turned by ocean spray.

Bata?

Is that it?

Yeah.

We have $30 in Zimbabwe money so
we're hoping we can find some

sneakers in that amount.

Brittany said to me through a
smile she hopes there are no

hard feelings.

Yeah, there are no hard
feelings.

- If we can make them as
uncomfortable as possible I'm

fine with that.

- Or get them eliminated.

I'm fine with that, too.

- Those good?

- Yeah.

We'll take these.

- $30.

- Crisis averted.

I got some sneakers.

Harare c5
- the kingdom of Bahrain.

Phil: Teams will leave the
acacia covered of Zimbabwe and

fly 3,000 miles to the king
come dom of Bahrain.

A middle east country never
before visited on "the amazing

race."

And a modern financial center
that is still embraces its rich

islamic tradition.

This is where they will pick up
cars and drive to the capital

and port city of manama.

- Let's go.

- Do you know where that is?
- Nope.

No idea.

- Big brother did come back
from the u-turn but it made a

difference in keeping us on top
emotionally and mentally it

keeps us in a good place.
- We are trying to get to...

- it's a travel agency at this
point in the game, it's either

be smart or be too nice.

- Eliminated.

- We don't want to be
eliminated.

- We just accepted that we
don't know what tomorrow is

going to bring and just enjoy
the moment.

And every leg that we do, we're
just... having fun being

together as a couple.
It's good to leave on top.

But it's always nerve-racking.

- We have learned leaving
first doesn't mean you're going

to stay in first. Holy crap.

- We as a pair have yet to
finish below third place.

Communication is great.
We're just kindred spirits.

We are girls that nobody is
helping us so we can't do it.

- Fly to the kingdom of Bahrain.

- That's good for us.

- Been there a couple of times.

- That's wonderful.

- There's not many laps left
in this race.

So we will be coming up on the
white flag very soon.

And then it's the checkered
flag.

With $1 million prize.

We won't be satisfied with
second palatial.

It's something that's just born
and bred in us that winning is

everything and we can open up
the throttle and go for it.

- I have raced in Bahrain over
10 times.

- Least we know where the
racetrack is.

- This is like going up to
Detroit for me.

- We just survived a u-turn.
- No real animosity toward

team indycar.
We understand it's part of the

game. If anything it's somewhat

flattering.
- We're sort of back of the

pack kind of people.

- Only for this.
Not in real life.

Definitely not back of the pack
kind of a girl.

- So we're trying to find the
fastest route to the kingdom of

Bahrain.

- So you go inland and you
connect from Dubai.

- Is that a safe connection?
There won't be any issue having

a flight canceled or anything?

- Well, we can never guarantee.

You just get back... - ok.

We'll be fine.

I'm pretty positive.

- The first time in his life
he's thinking positive.

- Yeah.

- It's a good time to think
positive, though, babe.

- Trust the airplanes. Come on.

- Harare international airport.

- Africa.

See you later.

- We're all on the same flight.

- Thank you, sir.

Have a good day.

- The kingdom of Bahrain.

- Here we go.

- Zpwhr all teams are making
their way to the kingdom of

Bahrain.

Via the connecting city of
Dubai and the united arab

Emirates.
- You had it in your hand?

- Sounds like Lucas lost his
passport.

- Oh, man.
- It has to be on the plane or

something.

- They needed to get on the
plane, right?

So...
- I don't even know where you

begin if you don't have a
passport and you're here.

- You...
- You're in the airport.

You have to get out of the
airport and clear customs into

the country.

- Oh, my god.

- That's a brain bender.
- We went up... back up to the

flight to search for the
passport.

Because we realized that we
lost it when we were trying to

get our boarding pass for the
connecting flight.

And they wouldn't let us get
back on the plane and search

it. - But they didn't...

- no.

- Lucas doesn't recover his
passport, he really can't

continue the leg.
- I know they're trying to

find it.

They might have left it on the
last plane.

But we don't know yet.

We're just waiting to see if
we'll find them in the boarding

area. - About 45 minutes until

boarding.
So everybody is kind of on edge

trying to see what's going to
happen.

- Is there somebody that would
be able to go in there and

search again for me?

- They'll probably just call
the U.S. embassy.

- That's not how you want
anyone to go out.

- I think he's going to take
the brunt of it.

- Poor Lucas.

- I just feel bad for her.
Because I do stuff like that

all the time.
And I give her the passports

because I forget stuff all the
time.

And this was the one I didn't
do.

And I lost it.

- She's got to remember that,
you know, he just deliffed a

wonderful ring. They won a leg.

A couple of legs. - Oh, boy.

- Can you imagine if the ring
wasn't in there?

- Would not be good.
- That Karma was kicking in

way earlier than I anticipated.
- Oh, boy.

That's cold.

- It's on the plane.
100% it's on the plane.

- I believe the first rule of
"amazing race" club is to

always have your travel
documents, a.K.A., passport,

with you. - Which...

- sorry, honey.

- We're getting on our flight
now to Bahrain with all the

other teams.

And we still haven't seen team
ocean rescue so we're not sure

if that means they were able to
find their passport or not.

- It what it is. It's all right.

Really. Really.

- No, it's not.

- I love you.

- I love you, too.

- That is huge.

- Oh, man.
- It's hot.

Kristi, right here. - This one?

- This one.

- Marked cars. Let's go.

- Take this friendly one right
here.

- Drive ourselves to the
d-house shipyard at the marak

fisherman port and then search
for your next clue.

- Ok.

- A couple of nice buildings
here.

- That's why they built a
giant formula one track.

Because there's a lot of cash
up in here.

- This is freaking cool.
- Yeah.

We're looking for...
- I'm pretty happy about where

we are right now.
- I'm super happy.

- In the center of it.
That is so rad.

- I don't really know what's
going on with Brittany and

Lucas.

I'm trying to not even focus on
them right now.

Because we just need to focus
on us and get this leg done.

It doesn't matter what Brittany
and Lucas are doing.

- We arrived at the airport in
Bahrain, and team ocean rescue

was not on our flight from
Dubai because Lucas couldn't

find his passport.

But they're only an hour behind
us.

So we know that we're so close
that there's always, you know,

a scary possibility that they
could pop up after finding it

and hopping on the next flight.
- We're rapidly trying to get

to the U.S. consulate here in
Dubai to get a rushed expedited

passport.
- We were rushing to make

connection flights.
And I just forgot about the

passport. I sat it down.

- It's a human error.

Silly mistake that anybody can
make, you know?

It's really unfortunate.

We're not giving up.

- The dhow shipyard.
- There it is.

- It's time to haul some timber.

Phil: Highly skilled boat
builders have been using teke

and traditional Bahraini wood
like this to build these

magnificent vessels here for
thousands of years.

Teams must carry these heavy
pieces of timber across a dhow

construction site to this scale
and weigh out 300 pounds for

the foremen to earn their next
clue.

- Clue right here?
- All right.

Here we go.
- 300 pounds for the foreman

to receive your next clue.

Let's do this.

- Where's the scale?
- Look down here.

- There it is.
- There's the scale.

- You want to get big ones or
one each?

- Big ones.

300 pounds we can't carry that
all at once.

- A pile.

Let's get a ton.

That's pretty heavy, man.
- Want to get one together?

- Really big pieces.
- All right.

- Do you have to lift them
together?

- No.

We don't have to. - Drag it.

- Ok.

- Carrying it is is crazy.
Can you drag that?

- Yeah.

- Let's do that.
- I'll drag this piece.

- Through here.

- Careful, dude.
- I was surprised when indycar

was carrying an end when you
can carry twice as much by

dragging it.

So as soon as I saw them doing
that, I was like that's not the

right way to do it. - Yeah.

- All right.
- Team extreme is over there.

- This is crazy.
- This is pretty ridiculous.

- Do you know where the dhow
shipyard is?

- I think that's an indication
of how this is going to go.

- I think you can drag that on
your own.

- Yep. You got one?

- How do you want to do this?

- You do this piece by yourself?

Great.

I'll do this one.
- I can drag this one and you

want to grab that one?

- Losing it. Losing it.

- Come on.
- Come on.

Halfway there.

- So...
- Holy crap.

- I need a second.
- I don't think that we're

quite as strong as some of the
other teams.

But we just carried the
heaviest pieces of Tim br that

we could. - Almost there.

- Let's get there.
- I think we're good, kristi.

- How heavy do you think that
was?

- That would be 75.

- Is that our pile?

- That would be 6 o
- I think we have 300.

- I don't know.

- One more.

Let's go one more.

- I think we're there.
- What happens if we wait and

we're not there?

- Then we take it off the scale.

But if we're right, we're right.

- Ok.

Can you help me with this one
now?

Can you to that by yourself?

- Can you take two?

- Yeah.

- Ok.

- I'm going to go.
- Ok.

Cool.
- I don't think we have it.

All we need is one more.

- There's no way.

- I want to try to...
- They got it.

They got it.

- How did they do that so fast?

- Oh, man.
- Thank you so much.

Thank you very much.

Phil: Handy shops line the
streets of the historic

district of muara.

Teams must drive to this sweet
shop and sample the king of

howla, a local treat to receive
their next clue.

- Let's get in here.
- We just carried a lot more

timber than we needed.

- I'm already so sweaty.
Should we weigh this... one

more load.

- Straighten it up.

There you go. - Ok.

Thank you very much.

- What about this piece
together?

- Let's just try the last one.
- Yep.

- Oh!

- You got it?

- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

- Let's go.

- Right here.

- This is my challenge.

- Hold on for a second.

We have to bring 300 pounds to
the scale.

- Yeah.

Right.

- Oh, my gosh. That's so hot.

- Whatever.

- Be careful.

I need you long haul.
- Come on, Jess.

- It's heavy.

- All right. Scales over here.

- This is way heavier than i
anticipated.

- My boyfriend has... is built
tonka tough like a cyborg and

hard to keep up with.
- Cody pushes me to do stuff

I'm not entirely sure I'm
capable of.

The guy is a beast and a
competition animal and lives

for this stuff.
- I need you to at least run.

- My biggest stress is keeping
up with Cody, not just

disappointing him and not
holding him back.

- Come on.
- I'm coming.

- I don't want to be the
reason that we lose $1 million.

- One more trip. Two more trips.

- Nope.

This should be last one.

- When it comes to me he's so
very protective and patient and

kind.
So that's... I love him even

more than before. - Good job.

- Taking the dirt off you.
- Don't do that.

You're just rubbing it in.

- No, I'm not.
- It's cooler when I have dirt

on.
- It doesn't... you're filthy.

- It takes years of makeup
experience to even try and get

in same look on camera.
And I got...

- like a mom right now.

- Ok.

Could you please stop?

- I'm helping.
- You're not helping at all.

You're embarrassing me in front
of my friends.

- The place is going to be on
our right before we get to the

shopping area.

- - what's it called again?

- Surewater sweets.

- We saw indycar, if anybody
else...

- we did?

- Didn't see that happen.

Right here. - Showaiter sweets.

- What do you think it is?
- It says go here.

- Sh hofmentwaiter sweets.
- We have to ask for a guy.

- The king.

- That's really all it says.
- Is the king of hola here?

We are looking for king of hola.

No? Ok.

- Going to look in here.
- Ok.

- King of hola.

- This right here.
- It's going to... inside you

can eat.

- Oh, my gosh.
Are you kidding me?

- You have phog inside.

- You go inside.
- Thank you very much.

- He knew what it was.
The king of halwa is a food.

And it's in that sign.

- Right here.

- Sweet.
- Hello.

- Hello.
- King of halwa?

- Times two.
- Take a spoon?

- Wow. Wow!

- This...
- Cheers, you guys.

- We don't know what it is.

Cheers. - We just eat it, right?

- Oh, wow.
- How was yours?

Mine was warm.

That's amazing.
Thank you very much.

- Drive yourselves to the
pottery industry in the village

of alay and search for your
next clue.

- Gentlemen, let's do this.

- That was really cool.

- Showaiter sweets.

- Are we going to the right
place up there?

- I have exactly the same
amount of information as you

have. - I'm just expressing a

concern.

- I don't know what specific
concern you're expressing.

- Because manama on the map is
a specific...

- Such a small like place.
- Yeah.

- That I don't think it's
unreasonable for this whole

area to be manama.

So that's like the more
important...

- cool.

Those are great points.
- A lot of sweets on this

street. - Sh hofmentwaiter.

It smells amazing.

- What are we looking for?
- King of halwa.

Why are there so many sweet
shops?

- Do you know where sh hofment
...showaiter sweets is?

We are looking for king halwa.

- It smells really good.
- Oh, yeah.

You need to get a plate of this.

- Delicious.
- That desert was bomb.

- Delmon pottery industry.
- She can...... sheik Solomon

...- we can just get over an

argument really quickly because
there are some things that are

happening at 235 miles an hour
that will really make you

angry.

Like guess what?

A mile later, which happens in
less than two seconds, you're

already completing another move.

- I don't remember this at all.

- This is excruciating.

I'm going to let you know right
now.

I would rather hang upside down
naked and be set on fire arms

first.

- So I will get off for the
next place that we can get off.

Because I don't want to go too
far.

And end up in Saudi Arabia.
- We really appreciate the

help. - Thank you so much.

- Oh, Yale, we want to ignore
them.

- Give them one of those.

- That was a good cover.
I liked it.

- Where's big brother?
- Evan totally wears the pants

in that relationship.
Henry is really nice.

And Evan just like...
- going to the sweet shop.

- Showaiter sweets.

We are looking for the king of
halwa.

- Oh, wow.
- Oh, thank you.

- Thank you.
- That was really good.

- I think this is right.
I think this is the loop.

- Team ocean rescue wasn't
able to take our flight to

Dubai.

But given that Henry and I have
had a tremendous amount of

navigational difficulties,
safety could disappear pretty

quickly.

- I like really they don't
find their passports.

- So we just finished coming
out of the American consulate.

And I don't know where the
passport is.

Brittany, do you have the
passport?

Brittany has to hold the
passport.

- I better believe I'll hold
on to this for the rest of your

days. - So I have a temporary

passport issued to me.

- And the picture of the
passport looks like... he's

traumatized for life because of
this experience.

- I'm very grumpy.
- It was actually a lot

quicker than we thought.

And we are going to try to find
the first flight out to

Bahrain.

- And there are flights
leaving every hour.

- It's a very short flight and
it's...

- an hour and 15 minutes.

So hopefully everybody is lost.
- Do not... do you know where

that is?

- Very far.

- Very far.

- Just really difficult to get
yourself in the right place.

The signs were absolutely
horrifying.

And it didn't help that if you
missed a turn or were not sure

about something, and you went
straight, it could be six or

seven minutes before you could
turn around.

And then there was traffic.
- What are we on?

- Hmmm.

- We want to get where someone
is going to be able to tell us

where to go.

- Yeah.

Pandemonium.

- Can you hospital us with
direction... help us with

directions?
- Shi we should turn around.

We're just driving in circles.

- Every time we miss one turn
it costs you 15 minutes.

It's the the worst.
- Crazy that the people that

work and live here don't know
where this place is.

- Not good at all.
- We just can't find this

place.

- We're lost.

- Oh, my god.

This is so frustrating.
- I'm not happy.

- Delmon pottery.

- Make a match.

Phil: Mixing one part red and
three part yellow Bahraini Clay

these Potters are using skills
that have been handed down from

generation to generation for
more than 4,000 years here in

Bahrain.

It would take years for them to
make something this good.

So we're sending them on a
treasure hunt.

A game of memory where they
must find the identical match

for these items hidden inside
the hundreds of pots that

covered the grounds here at Ali
village.

- Choose a pouch of original
relics on the table.

- Let open it and see what it
looks like.

- Ok.

- We have a little bell.
A little teapot.

A stone with an x on it.

- Hey!
- I always get distracted by

the animals.

- She's...
- Look it!

- Come on.
- Kitty, I love love you.

You're adorable.

- Focus.
- We're look in the pots for

these items.

- Yes.
- Oh, they're so cute.

- Start searching down there.

d - no.

You want? No.

- This is insane.

- Oh, my god.

- It was really frustrating.
There were so many.

It was insane.

- Gosh, this sucks.

- Is this one?
- You may only take one pot to

the owner at a time.

- Check.
- Sorry.

Not that much.

- Oh, my god.

It's so hot.

- God, I want to rip my shirt
off.

- Let's get through this.

My gosh.

Conor.

- He rides this wave of emotion.

Like excited. Mad.

Just want to get through it and
then he gets excited again.

And then we do well.

- Ali! Let's go.

- It's very...
- Nothing.

Nothing.

- All right.
- Let's move on to the next

group.

Is this one, right?
- I think it might be.

- That's a match.

- Perfect.
Let's go get the camel.

- Let's go.

- Hundreds of Clay pots and
find 10 relics that match, oh,

my god. Receive your next clue.

Good job. - Thanks.

- There's Justin and Cody.
- So remember... remember

five. - Great.

- Let's go super systematic so
we know what looked at.

- Big brother over there.

- Is this one?
- Yes.

- Are you sure?

- Yeah.

- What's up, ladies?
- Oh, my god.

- This is so hard.
- Good?

- Yeah.

- Are you good?

- No match.

- That's crazy.

- Find $10 to match to receive
your next clue.

- We need to look at this and
try to memorize it.

- This is crazy.
- I don't know what to do.

- Kristi, I got one.
You... here's...

- Is this one of ours?
- I don't think so.

- The pottery challenge was
very much like a match game.

The trinkets had super small
differences.

The hardest part was just
paying attention to detail.

- Dude, I need your mep a
little more... help a little

more than that. - It's wrong.

- Not match.
- Oh, sigh he.

That's so funny.

- No match.

- It's complicated.

- In could take forever.
- Sorry, kristi.

- I don't know what to do.
- A lot to search here.

- So we're back at the Dubai
airport.

And we got the first flight out.

- It's a very short flight.

- An hour and 15 minutes.

Optimistic that maybe we're
going to still be somewhere...

We don't know what to expect.
But it is what it is.

- Ready for it no matter what.

d - do we get the chess piece?

- Let's see it.

That's it.

- That's it?
- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

- That's it.
- Boom.

- That's it.
- Match.

- Yes.
- Match.

- All right. Great.

- It wasn't really until we
got the first two or three

pieces where it was like we
know what we're doing.

Let's start hustling a little
bit.

- Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- It's so easy to go to each
vase again and again and you

might miss just one.

- A methodical approach and we
kind of corner off the areas in

a very strategic way that
worked out well for us.

- Let's do it.
- To match.

- Thank you very much.
- We only have two left.

- Wo!

- Check, please.
- Yeah.

It's a match. - Just one left.

- We just have... the bell we
have to get.

- Well, it is so hot.

- Oh, this is one of mine.
This is definitely one of mine.

- Come on.
- Let's go.

- Conor.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.

That's it.

- All right.
- And the camel wasn't,

either. - Bring home the money.

Bring home the bacon.
- It's the match.

- Got it.

- Thank you.
- Here... comes up a lot.

- Camel.
- No.

- No.

- No.

- It has a green...
- It's not green.

It's white.
It's not this color, Henry.

- Ok.

- This one we will only need
one more.

- Fantastic.
- That's good.

- Thank you. Thank you.

- It's a match.

- Thanks, man.
- Three more.

Let's just get it done.
- Oh, that's it.

- Yeah.

- Ok.

Kristi, yes.

- We got to hurry. d

- It's a match.

- Here is your clue.
- We bust it?

- God, break it.
- Oh!

Mrozal to have.
- Thank you so much.

Thank you.

- My brain is mush.

- Let's do it.
- It's a match.

- Thank you.
- Good work, on.

- We're doing it.

- I checked all these.
- Check again.

- Come on, baby. Got it.

- About time.

- That's a match.

- Thank you, sir.

Good recovery, bro'.

- Yeah.

- It's on the way to the track.

- We can still win this thing.
- Let's go to work.

- This sucks.

- Yeah.

It's ok.

- We'll get it eventually.
- We're going to get through

all of it.

- Not like a skill we're
lacking.

- Where do you want to go?
- We can't find... are you ok?

- It's super hot.

- Are you ok?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Super hot.

Where haven't we looked?

- Indycar left before us
despite arriving a little bit

after us and we really just got
stuck on the last item.

- You got all of these over
here.

- I was really hot and not
being as methodical just get

that last one.

- Let's do this one more time.
- It was frustrating but at a

certain point we just knew we
had probably missed a pot so we

just started at the back of the
shop.

And tipped over every single
vessel.

- Yeah.

That's it.

- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

Beautiful.

- Oh!

- There's something inside, i
think.

- Oh, my god.

I didn't even break it. - Oops.

- Ok.

Just Chuck it.

- Ready?
- Want to do that?

Perfect.

- Drive yourselves to Bahrain
endurance village.

- So annoying.
We're in the right city.

And we can't find the stupid
place.

- Any kind of lead we had, we
definitely lost.

- So far really enjoying
ourselves apart from the lost

factor.
The lost factor is never fun.

- Yes.
- There it is.

- There's camels.

- Good job.

- Milk a camel.

Phil: There is no animal on the
planet more useful to humans in

this arid environment than
these hardened no nonsense

camels.
Not only have these ships of

the desert provided
transportation to the bedouin

people for centuries but they
also provide this highly

nutritious milk.

Teams have to fill this cup up
the old fashioned way.

For their next clue.

- She's a camel hearder.
- Over there.

- All right.
- Who's your camel man?

You.

Let's go cameling.

- Are you going to show us...
- These hands were made for

milking.

- Hi.

- Let's get in there, boys.

- Like a cow.

- Oops.

- Oops.

- Every time I would grab it,
it would hike its knee.

Oh, jeez!
I don't think that's right.

If you touch my nether regions
I'm going to hike my knees,

too.

We have to get to milking here,
fellas.

We could be here all day.
I don't know what I'm supposed

to do here. - Just work it.

- You got to squeeze it.
- You got to get right in

there and just milk the tete.
Today was the first time

milking mi crete and you are
I've never been... any creature

and I've never been in a
situation where... let's say...

I don't even know what words to
use.

- Why did you choose not to
milk the camel, Alex?

All you have to do is bet.

- I'm just grabbing things.

Just boom.

Milk, milk, milk.
And it was just a weird

sensation.

- Oh, yeah.

- Get in there and milk.
- A squirter.

- I think I got some in my eye.

- Can we get malaria from
camels?

- This is not how I planned to
spend today.

Hunkering underneath a large
animal of the desert.

Squeezing its nipples.

- Very good, man.

- That's ok.
- Sweetheart.

- We're getting there. Oh, yeah.

That was a big one.
This makes me want foff... to

have cereal.

- It's done.
- Ok.

- Good.

- Ok.

- Nice.

- Good job.

No one's here yet.

- Milk a camel?

- Camel milk to receive your
next clue.

- I'm freaking pumped.
- Come on, baby.

Give us a good number.

Oh, this... a guy going for it.
- Oh, yeah.

- Good.

- Ok.

Phil: There's not a lot of life
out here in the Arabian desert

which is why this magnificent
400-year-old tree really stands

out.

This is the tree of life.
No one knows exactly how it's

surviving.

Because the nearest source of
water is two miles away.

The last thing... team to check
in here might be eliminated.

- Let's go.

- Camels.

- Go camels.
- I'm the camel king.

- Good job.

- Let's hustle.

- Did you guys already milk
your camel?

- Yes.
- You're so fast.

- Come on.
- We need a camel herder.

- That are so casualty.

- Let's get this win.

- The baby is drinking.

Oh, that's so cute!
- I was really excited to have

face time with animals.
- Oh, the little baby is like

kissing me.
- The little baby was cute.

- Yeah.

- All the time.

It's so cute.
- I feel like I'm getting very

personal. - Hey.

- It's ok.
Thank you for sharing your

milk. - Do you know where the

Bahrain royal equestrian and
endurance federation is?

- Of course not.
- We haven't seen any teams

recently.
So it seems as though we have

some catching up to do.
My goodness.

- That's ok.
- How much of this do we need?

- Up to the line.

- Ok?

This is good? Thank you.

Thank you, camel.
- Oh, my gosh, do I have to

drink this? - No.

- Yes.
- Good.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you so much.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Alex and Conor.

Nice to see you out here.
- Hey, good to see you, too.

- Welcome to the tree of life
in Bahrain.

- Thank you.
- Wow.

- There he is.
- With our falcon flapping his

wings you are team number one.

- Good job, man.
- Yes.

Phil: What did you win the
first time you won?

- We won $5,000 each.

Phil: Guess what you won this
time?

- Oh, boy. Phil: $7,500 each.

- Oh, my god.

That's amazing. - Let's go!

Phil: That's enough rent for a
while.

- I can smell the cash.

Phil: You can get out of Alex's
house.

Maybe rent your own place for a
while.

- I mean, it's... we have fun,
man.

We wouldn't be doing this
together if we didn't enjoy

each other's company. So...

- during this whole race you
see people's relationships

degrade.

No matter what, if you have a
good partnership, you're only

strengthening your friendship
because at the end of the day

we got each other.

And that's it.

And we want to win a giant bag
of money.

So like let's just do whatever
it takes to get there.

- Can you tell me where the
endurance village in... and

royal equestrian is?

It should be right around here.
Do you know where it is?

- No.

- Hi.

Hi. - Can we go with you?

Great.

Thank you so much.

- This is so cool.
- I talk to all animals.

The same way I talk to you.
- Ok.

- Oh, my god.

These noises.
Camels make a noise that's

similar to the noise Henry
makes when I wake him up in the

morning.

It's like... [Imitating]

- Just like that.

- We felt right at home.
- Oh, my goodness.

- This is incredible.

Phil: Kristi and Jen, I'm
pleased to tell you that you're

team number two.

Congratulations.

- Thank you. Good job.

Phil: So consistent.

- We appreciate it.

We're really good at delegating
and then working together to

our common goal.

- Yeah.

- Great job.
- Gently.

- I am keeping the camel very
calm.

- Hello, camels.
Smells great out here.

Is that... oh!

- Cody and...
- Oh, my goodness.

- She's done.

- Up to the line.

- Yes.
- You kept her very calm.

- I tried.
- Gentle touch.

- Oh!

- They took us so long to find
this place.

- Just go, go, go.
- Hi.

Can I milk you?
- We're falling behind.

So we need you to give it up.
Oh, god.

Ok. I'm going to... just doing

this. Ok.

Ew. It's slimy.

This is fun.

Why do they sound so mean?

That's what you sound like when
you burp.

- Oh, my god, this is gross!
- I was excited to see the

camels... a millisecond until i
realized they were just

disgusting.
- You better want to do this.

- Do I get this end?
- Yep.

- Gross.
- Hi.

You're not clean.
- I saw testicles.

They were testicles.

Right behind the udders
testicles.

I don't know.
You're a rock star.

You're killing it.

Oh, my... very uncomfortable.
- My camel...

- is that enough?

- Good.

- And tell me we don't have to
drink that.

- You want some?
- Uh-uh.

I'm ok. Thank you.

Are you going to drink that?

- I'm going to drink it all.
- Ok.

You really... I don't want you
getting sick.

That's cool.

You should prove your point.

You eat ants and drink camel
milk.

A U.S. marine and I can't keep
him from doing anything.

- Wasn't half bad.
Phil: How did you do with the

navigation?
- We definitely felt lost.

But I think we stayed calm.
- I think debate teaches you a

way of thinking that allows you
to communicate really well.

Other people who also think the
same way.

- It's efficient.

We understand how each other
thinks.

We tend... attention to detail
and analytical thinking and

comparative advantage.

A margin of error.

Go through those processes.
Just our personalities.

Phil: How did you know he was
going to do that?

You're a falconer, so you know
everything?

So what is it about you guys
that make you a good team?

- There's a lot of love and
trust between us and we just

try and grow respect between us
as we continue on.

- This is kind of validating
everything that we thought we

were in the big brother house
and we're now out in the world.

And we're exactly who we
thought the other person was.

And that's very satisfying.

- Finally made it.
After a long day.

- Better late than never.

- We are here.
We finally did arrive.

Trying to be optimistic.

Trying to hope that we can
still race.

We've had a great time.
We're frustrated in the

beginning.

Then we won a leg.

Then we got engaged.

So things turning up. - Yeah.

Trying to see the positives.

Kind of hard.
Bahrain was very pretty from

the air at night.
So hopefully we'll be able to

see it during the day.

Phil: Lucas and Brittany,
considering that you lost your

passport today, I want to
congratulate you on your

tenacity for somehow making it
to Bahrain.

But unfortunately, you can see
the sun has set.

The teams have checked in.

The last team to arrive here in
Bahrain and you're being

eliminated from the race.
- I figured.

- Been a rough day.

Yeah.
I feel like I let my family

down, my friends down.

And most of all, I let Brittany
down.

- No, you didn't.

Phil: What do you say to him
now considering how he's

feeling?

- He's been amazing this whole
race.

I couldn't ask for a better
partner ever.

And just seeing him beat
himself up like that, it's what

hurts me the most.

Out of this whole thing.

Yes, I wanted to continue
racing.

Yes, and $1 million would have
been great for a wedding.

But at the end of the day, he's
the main reason I'm here.

And I love him and he said no
matter what happens, and...

It's you and me.

And nothing else matters.
Phil: Brittany wanted to come

on this race with you for a
very good reason.

And Brittany, you ended up with
something you wanted on this

race, didn't you? - I got him.

That's all I ever wanted.
- We got some amazing

experiences.

And we're going to be able to
spend rest of our life with

each other now. - Yeah.

And most importantly, I still
have my ring.

Safe and sound.

- Oh, there's some cash out of
here.

Fly to Chang mai in exotic
Thailand.

Phil: Teams will now travel
3,000 miles from Bahrain to the

lush tropical kingdom of
Thailand and the ancient city

of chaing mai.

After touching down they will
jump in a santao, the cheapest

way to get around this
beautiful city known as the

rose of the north.

Teams will then make their way
to royal park where they will

find their next clue hidden
among these herd of elephants

who are walking in the middle
of these elaborate gardens.

- What's a santao? A space slip?

- We are starting from pole
position which means first.

- Go to the airport.
We're down to four teams.

- Competitive on the first leg.

You had more room to make
mistakes.

We don't have that room anymore.

And it's four very good teams.

- I've never been to Thailand.
- We have to take a space ship

when we get there.

So very curious what their
space ship program is like.

- Hello, sir.

We need the fastest flight to
Chang mai.

- We have flown around the
world and got there early

morning and needed to compete
that day skiing because some

flights were delayed.
- This is the earliest one we

can get.

- Ok.

- We like seeing what we're
capable of in everything we do

in our lives.
And we want to win "the amazing

race."

- Winning the race would mean
a lot to us after four years of

expensive education and looking
toward grad school and being

able to pay for that would be a
big deal as well.

- Bahrain to Dubai Bangkok.

- We will think about our
options.

- Every team is well rounded
and comes down to who makes the

small mistake.

- What are the chance that is
we get screwed and have no

flights from Bangkok to...
- that seems not worth it like

at all.
- Just walk away from the

table and said we'll think
about it.

But they had no idea what the
hell he was saying.

- There ises no reason to
stress about other flights

because they don't exist.
- We love to race with kristi

and Jen and big brother.

The three of us friends and
then be awesome to just kind of

ride into the finals with them.
- When you play against best

you know you beat the best.
- They're fun to hang out

with.
- Big brother, team extreme,

and indycar are just tighter as
a group.

Henry and I are pretty
comfortable doing things

independently.

I think the only area in which
we don't stack up well against

the other teams are
competitions of like brute

strength.
And there are plenty of other

challenges where we've excelled
and we're feeling great about

our chances for the rest of the
race.

- Thailand.

Let's go. - Thailand, let's go.

- There are three strong teams
apart from us left in the race.

And two of them are coming to
finals with us.

- Last week we didn't do so
well but every leg is fresh.

So our confidence isn't shaken
at all.

- There's really no room for
error.

We have to just be on point
these next few legs.

- The prize is right there.

So there's no letting off the
gas.

- Oh, my god.

I'm freaking... - oh, yeah.

Look at these.

- Do you speak English?

A little bit? Ok.

We need to go to the royal park.

Rajerpook.

- A very important race.
- Do you understand?

Go to the other side.
This doesn't go in if that's

what you're thinking.
That's the rooch right... roof

right there.

- I was hoping they could talk
to those two.

- Let's go.

- Your map.

- So I think that we're
heading down this way.

- We don't know if that's a
good thing or not.

- I'll see if I see any streets.

- And unfortunately
communication with your driver

in one of of these santomero
joos is not... santaos is not

easy. - A little bit worried.

But we're going to pass up
another car too close.

- Indycar.
- How do you say fast...

- Undulay.
- Wrong language.

- Wow. Look at this view.

You can't find this in the
states, babe.

- I've heard that Thailand is
gorgeous.

And seeing it, it definitely
doesn't disappoint.

- It might be my favorite spot
out of all so far.

- Yeah?

I still think I like the
American trees better.

- If you have this in the
states, they would chop it down

and put buildings on it.

- Do you know how much bugs
this all brings?

You would never be able to lay
out.

- Woo hoo!
- We're making making a right.

- His window is down.

- They're going right.
- I don't know what is...

- who the driver is right.
But the girl... the girls went

that way.
- We're entirely unclear how

much English our driver speaks.
- Wait for us.

- Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

- There's indycar.
You can stop...... which way to

the elephants?

- It's closed.
- Do you speak English at all?

- Yeah.

- Where...
- Can we go that way?

- That way.

- Oh, boy. Look at this.

What an incredible sight.
- Oh, my god.

- This place is massive.
- Elephants right there.

- Let's go.

- All right.
Phil: Teams must now present

their garland to one of the
ladies in the area of the royal

pavilion.
If she accepts their garland,

they'll receive their next clue.

- Where is it at?

- On the elephant right there.
- Right here.

- This isn't like awesome.
- There's big brother.

- Yeah.

- Is this...
- Yeah.

- Quick, quick, quick.
- Let's get out of here.

- Garland. Show yours.

- Alex, right there.
- Yep.

- Oh, yeah.

- Woo.
- Thank you so much.

- Thank you.
- This way, Jen.

- Detour.

Phil: The katara elephant farm
is one of the dozen elephant

sanctuaries in Thailand and
they're rescues and used for

breeding to make sure they
never become extinct.

Tremendous care is taken to
monitor the health of these

elephants.

Something teams can experience
when they take their height and

wait measurements.

Let's hope they don't get
distracted by these little

banana thieves.
This area around chiang mai is

known as the land after million
rice fields.

And every year after harvest,
these giant paddies become the

perfect muddy playground for
kids who catch these slippery

bullfrogs.

Once they've caught 20 unhappy
frogs, they'll receive their

next clue.

- Hey, guys.
- Seize it.

- Seize it.

- Make your way to the rice
paddies.

- This should be fine.
Catching frogs is easy.

- Is it?
- No.

- We need to find another one.
- Did you see something?

- Looks like there's the thing
that...

- do you think it's down?

- Hello. Oh, you have... great.

Thanks.
- Let's go over to this side.

- This doesn't seem right.
Quick.

Grab that one.

- Kristi, down there.

- Let's go, let's go.

- They're right behind us.
- Hello.

- Yeah, man.
- Thanks so much.

- Oh, jeez.

There was one down there.
Let's go.

- Ok.

- Yeah.

- Thanks.

- Let's do it.
- Where are you going?

- I don't know.

Trying to find a lady around
here.

- Kristi, there's one over here.

This woman.
- Going to meet me in?

Right here. Excuse me.

Will you accept?

Thank you so much.

- Found it.

- Elephants, yeah.
- Let's do elephants.

- I'm not afraid of some frogs.

Let's try elephants.

- Up to you.
- Want to be coy, too.

So Cody doesn't catch on.
- Do you have a clue?

- Come on. Come on.

- Which way do you want to go?
- I'm not seeing anybody,

Jess. - Wait.

Do they... - no.

- This is unreal.

I honestly don't know where to
go.

- Oh e.... Oh, god.

I can't run forever.

- This is unreal.

- I hate that we don't esee it
yet.

...Even see it yet. - Up there.

- You're killing it.
- Can I give you this?

Your umbrella?

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Size it or seize it.
- Seize it.

- Second one.

- The little girl that would
be catching frogs but I trust

Jen's math skills.

- That's what we decided to do.

- If we go back to frogs for
some reason I'll be extra fast

at it.

- I don't understand, kristi.

- Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- I feel like you were

prompting me to choose that one
so we need to commit.

- We're good.

We're going to elephants.
- And we treat each other like

sisters and at times there's
some biggering so that was the

annoying little sister there
going I want...

- at the end of the day we're
working as hard as we possibly

can to do our best in this
racial.

- The best decision maker.
- I think a lot of people

might choose the other detour.

There was one math-related
detour in Belgium and it said a

lot of people said it was
really difficult.

But we got our jobs, all of our
interviews and included a ton

of mental math.
- The calculations up more

than chasing frogs.
- The other team.

- The other team up there, too.

- How did we catch up with two
teams?

- School will be up on the
right shortly.

We're about six kilometers
beyond that to do the

elephants.

- Ok.

- Do you want to catch frogs?

- I'm good with your instincts.

- I would love to play with
elephants but we need to choose

what's fastest.
- Do you think this is it?

- So...
- Well...

- You might be following them.
- Sir?

- This just happened.

- The other team just stopped.
- Yeah.

- All right. Our guy is good.

I feel close to death a few
times.

But still.

- We're here.

- Right here, right here,
stop, stop.

- Thank you, thank you.

- Oh, my god.

- Oh, wow. That's real.

Hello.

- This is going to be super
horrendous.

- What's the mud like?
- It's weird.

- Cool.

- Oh, yeah.

Here we go. Here we go.

How do we catch them frogs?
- I haven't seen any frog,

man.

Are the kids getting in there?

- Wait to see how they did it.
- I don't know how you see

them. - I don't, either.

- 20?

- 20 frogs.

- Big brother showed up.
- And get to flay with frogs,

we play with frogs in the mud.

Oh, look.
- I can't wait to watch just

for them. - So cute.

- It reminds me of my daughter.

I have a daughter, she's 5
years old and if I have the

money to finance whatever
venture she's trying to have,

like later on in life, that's
what I want for her.

I wasn't able to bring home the
money on big brother.

So hopefully I can use this
opportunity and get the million

dollars.

- We got to hurry, Jess.
We've got to go.

- This is tough, man.

Where the heck are the frogs?
- The kids are snatching them

up like it's... - I know, bro'.

But this is... this is insane.

- Do you have your... give me
the map.

Just up on the right.
He's going to ask.

- You're going to ask...
- Doesn't know where he's

going.

- They're probably just going
to drive off.

- Yeah.

- Go.

Go, go. - God, that sucks.

- Yeah, it does.
- Let's follow them.

Let's follow them.

- At least.

- They have the same map ars
as us and they... same map as

us and they can't figure it out
they can't figure it out.

- You're down here in the mud
boggs.

A barricade of enemy frogs.
- And Jen just got here.

Let's
- I can't believe I'm going in

to do this right now.
- Just do it.

This is disgusting.
- I step on a frog, I'm not

going to be ok. - Oh, my god.

They're giant frogs, too.
- You want to leave?

- Well, Yale doesn't know
where they're going.

- I don't see a single frog.
- Wow.

This is awful.

- All right.
Kristi, let's get out of here.

- It didn't seem like anyone
was catching frogs.

So we abandoned ship very
quickly.

And changed detours.

- Can I...
- Yeah.

- That would be great.
- Ok, great.

- I don't see anything even
moving.

- I think frog lake is empty.

- Right here.

- Right here, right here.

- Thank you so much.
-

- let's go.

- Boom.

- Oh, my god.

Holey moley.

- Wow.
- This is incredible.

- Oh, my god.

- After being teased with
elephant statues, when we got

to the elephant detour we saw
real elephants.

- I'm so glad we did this
detour.

- I know.

- Can we go with you?

Thank you so much for having us.

- Manoy.
- Oh, so cute.

- What we need you to do is
make sure the elephant... and

that's all... - oh, wow.

- I'm hoping you take care of
- and before doing that, you

need to become friends with the
elephant.

- Oh, ok.

- We would love to.

- Take this fruit. And then...

- bond.

- And in her mouth.

- Bond.

- Woo!
- Oh, wow.

- Oh, my god.

- Bond!

- Every fime say good girl,
tap below the eye and say didi.

- Didi.

- You are incredible.

- Dek di.

- The veterinarian and care
takers need accurate height and

weight measurements to make
sure that dosage for nutrition

and medicine are correct.
So we certainly didn't want to

get it wrong for more than just
competitive reasons.

- So in order to get these...
This information you need to do

the tape measure. - Right.

- This is... get around.
- All the way around.

- And you need to do the tusk
and also from eyes...

- the lower corner?

- Yes.
- And then the forehead.

And one of you might have to be
on her.

- Oh, wow.
- And then formulas for height

and weight? - Easy.

We are the recent college grads.

- You're ok. You're ok.

You're ok.

- Oh, dek di.

Dek di. Dek di.

Dek di. Dek di.

- This is hard.

- It's ok.
- Noach.

...Nope.

- Dek di.

- Put the thing down.

You don't have to hold out.
- Now it's under the foot

right here. - Oh, my god.

Is there something super
obvious that we're doing wrong?

- Are they under the mud, babe?

- All right.
Jess, they're in the mud.

Good eye.
- Let's get some frogies.

- I think I found one.
- Grab it.

- I will try my best.

- Oh, gross.
- Here.

We got one. - They're slippery.

- We had to catch 20 Jurassic
sized frogs.

These frogs were real girthy
fellas.

Like big chunky frogs.

And they were not messing
around.

- No!

- - you're dock so good.

...Doing so good.
- Getting a ton of them.

- I know.

- Got one.
- Keep a good grip.

- Ah!

- Oh, my god.

This is so frustrating.
- Great job.

- I was so close.

- Look off to your right.

- I don't know what Yale is
doing here and I don't know why

they don't know where they're
going because they have the

same map at as us.

- The doy resort.

We passed it. We passed it.

Maybe it was at that. Ok.

I think we need to turn around.
- Told you.

- Let's place it.

- I think it's in the correct
place.

- Ok.

- So close.

- Finally.
- Team extreme is over there.

- We want to go a little bit
faster.

- There is a freaking baby
elephant.

- My heart is melting.
This is the most amazing,

incredible thing. - Oh, wow.

- Good boy.

- He's so cute.

- Ok.

Let's do this.

- I think it's... oh, you have
...hello, buddy.

- I'm going to say 12...
- 12?

- 12 centimeters.

- All the way down the side.
- Between the ears.

And girth length.
Last ones we need.

- 568. Between eyes.

- What's next?
- Now we need between ears.

- Oh, my god.

- Oh, my god.

This is awesome.

- Is this right?
I have to turn around.

- Yep.
- This is such a cool task.

-Ness in... this is insane.
- This is awesome.

- Hi.

- You do this.
- Frogman.

- Are marines called frogmen?

Seals.

Ok.
It was definitely impressive to

see Cody in there like a swamp
rat just... just getting those

frogs with every lymph his...
Lymph his body.

- That's not our thing.

- I'm at a loss.
I don't know what to do.

- You could be walking around
here all day looking for frog

town.
This guy is a marine and he'll

probably get it.

But I don't think it's built
for us.

This is insane.

- Let's get out of here.
This is insane.

- Let me just...
- One more time.

- Ok.

- Oh, man.
- I got this sucker.

Oh, no! Come on!

Get back here, Kermit.

No! Slippery!

It's like a trophy. Woo!

All right.

Well, that's one. - Yeah, babe.

- Cody has found 12 frogs.
And I found zero.

This was nothing that I am good
at.

Insects and reptiles, I'm not
even going to pretend like I'm

cool with it. But...

- ok.

- I hate this game.

- Call me Conor daly the frog
hunter.

- They're all there.
They're all right there.

- I got him.
- Good job.

- Got one.
- Come on, get her.

- Oh, yeah.

- Got two.
- Yeah.

It's a double whammy.
- All it took was finding

where they hang out.

And how to grab them.
Then we just got on a roll.

- Daddy's got a brand new frock.

- It was also cool to see the
little kids because they were

having so much fun.
- It went from misery of why

am I doing this to actually i...

- enjoyed it.

- I thought it was kind of fun.

- Oh, yeah.

- Hit the frog jackpot over
there.

- 34 centimeters around.
- Henry, where is the next

measurement?

- Girth length.

E.

Is around... - yeah.

Exactly.

- You might need to start it.

And then hand it to me.
- Totally.

- When I want to get up I...
- Tap on his back and say n

olong.

- Three meters.

- Oh, my god!

- Oh, wow.
- This way.

- This is amazing.
- Ok.

Calculation time. - Let's do it.

- F times two.
- We have all the measurements

but to get the weight and
height we need to do some

calculations with those numbers.

- Going to be great at this.
- That's so cool.

- Carry the one. Five.

- So from ear to ear...
- I am on a freaking elephant.

- Are you good?

- Yeah.

Let's go check. - Hello.

- I... we're too far ahead.

But we are a little bit.

- 107.
- Ok.

A couple of minutes can be a
big deal.

So we're certainly glad to be
ahead of someone.

- Not good.

- Not good.

- Ok.

Thanks so much. - Scoot up.

- Wait.

- Let's do it. Quick.

- Do you think it's our
measurements or the math?

- I think it's the base
measurements.

The math is... I don't think
our math was incorrect.

It's... - we're on a hot streak.

We can't let it die.

Just like gambling.
- Keep search around that

basket and they might gratch
Tate toward their wolf.

Like wolf frogs.

Outsmart the frog.

- All right.
We got one more, Alex.

- Come on. Give me a frog.

- You're doing great.

- All right. I found one.

Cody, come here.

Starkey right at me.

...Staring right at me.
- I don't want to do it.

- I really don't want to touch
this.

- Oh, grotion...Gross.

This is a boys detour.

- So we have g.

Our weight in kilograms is
going to be e which is our

girth length times 21.11.
Minus 4,425.

So do I have scrap paper
anywhere?

- Oh, my gosh.
- Help me do the math?

- 693. What did we get before?

964... 694. Let's go remeasure.

- 3,500 kilo beast.

- Wow.
- Height in centimeters.

F times two.

So 68.

Centimeters tall.
Are we taller than that thing?

It says h equals f times two.
- His right foot sir couple...

Circumference.

- That's not an elephant's
height.

Let's remeasure his foot.
- Here's the meter.

- It was 134.

- Ok.

- That's what... that's what
it is.

- We're done.

I'm ready for a check.

- Ok.

- 51.

A little higher.

- Yeah.

- Really high?
- 51.

- 11.

- 11.

Do the other one now.
It's still 13.

Yeah. We had 13 before.

- Hi!

- In front of us.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Go right now, you have to

get on your elephant and take
him on...

- we both ride?

I get to ride an elephant?

- We just finished.

- And then what do I do?
- You push or pull yourself

up. - Oh, my gosh.

And once you get around his
neck then you spin around.

- This is... the best thing.
- Bye.

- Bye-bye.
- I can't believe we got in

front of Yale.

- This is so cool.
- This is like magnificent.

- So cool.
- Look mom, no hands.

- We got to go.

- Just one more. Let me get two.

Just to be safe.

- You got it?

Are you sure? - No.

- - let's get one more.

All right.

All right.

Ready?

- Big brother finished.

- Dude, what do you want me to
do?

- You're on a roll today, babe.

- I'm glad we didn't get dirty.

- Conor. Got one.

- Good deal.
- Thank you.

- Come on.
- Make your way'original...

Way to the original restaurant
and check for your next clue.

- I don't know what I would do
without you.

- Huh.
- Ok.

- Woo!
- The frog hunter strikes

again.

- Ok.

We have to get out of here.
- Right foot circumference was

...- was what?

- Was it the same? I just... ok.

What do you think we should do?
Because none of our

measurements changed.
- You don't want to try

putting...
- we can try with this number.

So that ends up being 2505
kilograms.

- Ok.

Do you want to try it?

- Sure.

- - we're riding an elephant.

In chiang mai.

Look at that. That's for you.

You're so happy.

- That was unbelievably cool.

- Hello.
- Still wrong.

- Ok.

- That sucks.

- Moip you're real hungry... i
hope you're real ung had I...

Myungry because you got a lot
of fruit to eat.

- Thank you so much. Thank you.

- Bye-bye.
Get the heck out of here.

- 114.
- We got 111 before.

- We did not get the
measurements correct on the

first or second try.

- So that's a little bit
embarrassing.

- Want to try?
- Yeah.

- There you go.

- Thank you.
- We got it?

Thank you so much.

- All right. Let's go.

- Just like to say that we may
have just beaten the Yale with

math. And that is all.

Keep going. Fast.

Fast. Don't let them catch us.

- Woo.
- Be careful.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Bye.
- This is incredible, on.

- Seriously.
- Bye.

- Bye.
- This is so cool.

- Oh, my gosh.
- What's going on here?

- I don't think he knows where
he's going.

- Come on, dude.
- Oh, there's a team right

there.

That's got to be big brother.
- I think he's been our best

taxi driver that we've had so
far in the race.

- Yeah.

- He's got it all locked down
now.

- Woo. Ok.

- You are incredible.

- Oh, my gosh.
- We get a few of these now.

- Bond.

- Bond.

- Dek di.

- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

- I want to stay with you.
- Let's go.

- Bye, baby!
- Let's go.

Fast. Fast.

- We were pretty far behind
when we left that detour.

- That was a long one.
That was unfortunate.

- Let's do it. Come on.

- Clue.

Clue. - Roadblock.

- Wants to try something new.

Phil: In is a highly nutritious
food.

Rich in protein.

Here in Thailand, eating this
popular savery snack might not

sound too bad but imagine
eating three along with a frog

for good measure while live
scorpions are crawling on your

teammate.
The faster they chew, the

quicker they'll get through and
the sooner they'll take the

sting out of this roadblock.

- Do you think it's cooking?
- It looks... I think... I

would go with it. - Hello.

- Oh, wow.
- Oh, boy.

- Look at this.

- This... like awesome.

- All right.
- Hello.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- I'm Alex.

- You sit down in this circle
with these local people and

they have normal looking food.

And oh, this is going to be
great.

Huh.

Scorpion.
- I'm thinking I'm going to

stand here and support Alex.

And home boy comes over with
his own basket.

- Oh, my gosh.
- This guy just boom.

Right on my nips.
As soon as I started flexing or

breathing, I can feel the legs
go bleh, bleh, like the

Terminator was on my chest.
- Alex, Alex.

Please eat them, Alex.

Or they kill me.

- Is that it?

- I think so.

- Roadblock.
- I'll do it.

- Welcome.
- Wow.

- This place is insane.

- Eat. Do it.

Do it.

- What are you doing with that?

- Oh, my god.

- Alex, please eat.

- The taste of the scorpion
wasn't the worst part.

It was trying to chew through
the shell.

If you swallow fast, like cuts
your throat and you want to gag

it up.

- Cody is eating the crap out
of them, Alex.

Just get in there.

- Oh, god.
- It's moving, it's moving,

oh!

- I had scorpions in places

one should never have scorpions.

I was praying, Cody saw that i
was in distress.

And he needed to save me.
Like he was my knight in

shining armor.

- The exoskeleton was so chewy
and that's the worst part.

- I'm glad Joey motte dog
isn't here because he would

have ate 28 scorpions and would
have asked for more scorpions.

- Another one?
- Seriously?

- Be the scorpion.
- Oh!

- I have no idea what Alex is
eating.

I don't care what he's eating
as long as he gets it done.

- I like this one.
A lot of bones, though.

- I could eat frogs, man.

- I noticed they didn't put
any frogs on me.

I didn't get to trade out the
scorpions for frogs.

I think there should have been
a rule change there.

- Alex, eat. Just get in there.

- I'm shaking, though.
- Oh, god!

- Please hurry.

- We're not used to being
behind.

- Can we go fast?

- We were definitely...
- Step on the gas.

- Margin for error right now
is so small.

It means you have to be even
more perfect.

- Chiang mai the old town.
- Yeah.

I think so.
- This race goes up and down.

And I think that we have to be
really focused.

- Trying to make up time.

- Oh, my god.

- Alex pretend it's chicken.
- Ok.

- Yes.
- Another one.

- Get me... these things off
of me.

- Good man.

- Is that all of them?
Dear lord baby Jesus.

Poor Jess.

Dude. Thank you so much.

- Your next pit stop.

Phil: Amazingly there are more
than 40,000 Buddhist temples

here in Thailand.
The locals call these temples

waits where they practice
meditation and mindfulness.

The last team to check in this
peaceful pit stop may be

eliminated. - Let's go.

Let's go.
- Get it off me, get it off

me, get it off.
Please, please, pletion.

- All right.
- Is it all off?

- Are you ready?
- Last team to check in may be

eliminated.
- Are you sure they're all off

me? - Got one on your shoulders

still.

- Oh, my god.

- Oh, here, here.

- Right there.
- You know where it's at?

- Please, really fast, fast.
You railroad how I said this

might be my favorite... you
remember how I said this might

be my favorite place?
I might be taking that back.

- Roadblock. I'll do it.

- Welcome.
- Oh, my god.

Look at this place.
- This is truly full cultural

immersion.

- Ok.

I think this is a scorpion.
I'm not that thrilled to be

eating these. - Jen.

Eat fast.
- Kristi, I'm not supposed to

...oh, my gosh.
They're making those all over

her.

- I spent a lot of time in
Arizona and so we have a lot of

scorpions.

And their sting is really
terrible.

I wasn't too happy about it.

- Jen!
- Ok.

- Let's get it, my boy.

Let's get it, son.

Come on.

Come on.

- Do you think we're racing
for first?

- Yeah.

- Come on.
Let's get to that pit stop.

Yes.

- Equals faster.
I can't imagine them being that

far ahead of us.

I'm not going to like... oh,
making a move.

Ew! - This is mind over matter.

- More?

- No way.

- Fantastic.
- Go to the old city.

It looks like we're probably...
- getting tight in here.

- This road is brutal.
- Quite the traffic jam we got

here.
- We're heading to our next

pit stop and last team to check
in may be eliminated.

So we got to hurry. - No.

- Jen. Eat fast.

- Bone or cartilage I'll eat it.

- At some point I started
swallowing because chewing

wasn't going to get you
anywhere.

- Thank you, thank you!

- Thank you.
- Good work, Jen.

Let's get out of here.

- Are you ready, my friend?

We're going to wat chedi luang.
- Great.

- Do we have it?
- Yes.

He knows where it is.
- And there's like nine teams.

Third place when there's four
teams is stressful.

- One clue left.
- I'll do it.

- Ok.

Great.

Wow.

Oh, my god. This is awesome.

- Oh, my god.

- I know that Evan does not
like bugs.

- They're dead, right?
- We might be pretty far

behind. - Henry.

- You got this.

You got this. - Is this it?

Is this it? Is this it?

- Where is it? Wat chedi luang.

- No running it says.

We have to walk briskly.

- Let's go.

- It's got to be deeper in.

- There's no running, Jess.

- There it is.
- Yep.

- Come on.
- It said no running.

So we're going to be respectful.

But I like to see you here,
Phil.

- Welcome to wat chedi luang.

Chiang mai. - Thank you so much.

- After 10 legs of the amazing
race you are team number one.

Where did you guys sneak by?

By seconds. - Yes.

- Good job, guys.

- Frog hunters.

- Do you have any scorpions on
you?

- Oh, my god.

Phil: Alex and Conor winners of
this leg of the race you have

won a trip for two to
travelocity and you're going to

cure soo.... Curacao.

- Where is that?
Phil: In the Caribbean.

Romantic.
Go... you will spend five

nights in a suite in the Santa
Barbara beach and golf resort

and hike and swim but the
island's national parks and

you're going to take a
catamaran to klein island.

- That's great.

Phil: Did you all hunt for
frogs?

- You should have seen this guy.

He was on all fours like
scooping frogs by the arm load.

- He's like a godsend.
Because he's just so patient

and just picks up all of the
slack without complaining.

And I contributed nothing to
this leg of the race.

And I get nervous.

Because I don't want to be the
reason that we lose $1 million.

- She doesn't give herself
enough credit.

Like my foundation for like my
strength.

Like without her, I wouldn't be
...have the strength to like

carry on through this thing.

- This second place win is
purely due to him.

If I wasn't useless, then maybe
we could have pulled out a

first place win.

- Both us and indy we want
Yale gone.

Us, indy and x games, just like
bonded together.

And we wanted to be in the top
three together.

Phil: You guys all like
competition.

- It's a little bit of an ego
thing.

Competitors, we want to know
that we won against the best.

And I think the best three
teams honestly would be us and

the x games girls.

- I think I'm done.

- Thank you.
- Last check may be

eliminated.
- We're still in it until

we're not.

So we'll keep going obviously.

- Do we have it, Jen?

- Is it a big park?

- I have no idea.

There's no way I'm getting that
information out of him.

- I'm disappointed because we
lost a lot of time at the

elephant detour.

But stuff in the past and
getting upset about it will

only make us worse at what lies
ahead.

- Nothing that we can do.

And we'll see what happens.
- Gosh.

- Ok.

Down. - Thank you very much.

- We're going this way.

- Every second counts today.
- Going to move your hips,

Phil.
- Don't forget to take a good

look at where you are as well.

Phil: You have not finished
lower down than third on any

leg of this race.
- But we want to trend upward.

- We beat Yale at math today.

- Jen beat Yale at math today.
Phil: Must be a few synapses

firing the right way in your
brain.

- Maybe.
- We are proud of the

performance we put in this race
so far and want to continue it.

I know if you add up all our i
think we would be pulling ahead

but that's not how it works.

You have to win that final.
- And hopefully Yale is lost.

- I hope there is...
- I hope so, too.

- We might be here.

- Search for Phil.
- And don't run.

Phil: Henry and Evan, you are
the last team to arrive.

But I'm pleased to tell you
this is a nonelimination leg.

You are still in the race.

- Ok.

- Thank goodness.

Phil: You will have a speed
bump in the next leg of the

race.
It's a task that only have you

to perform.
You have to complete it before

you can continue racing with
the other teams.

- It's just great to have
another shot.

- Henry and I have come from
behind before in the race.

We had a rough leg in Belgium.

But came back from that in
Morocco and won first place.

- We were u-turned once in
this race.

- And caught up to teams that
only had to do one detour.

We can excel even more than the
teams we are competing against.

The other teams underestimate
the threat we pose if we make

it to the final.

- - hopefully this leg catches

us on a good leg.
- Two wins in a row.

- Amazing.
- We know when to turn up the

wick as they say.
We've had a good last few legs.

And this is the time to really,
you know, step on the throttle

and we just want to stay in
this position because that's

where the million dollar goes.

Phil: You're team number one!
- Going through this entire

race, we never finished lower
than third.

- There have only been three
all female teams to win "the

amazing race" and we want to be
the fourth team to accomplish

that. - This is all you, girl!

- I've always had the
expectation that we're going to

do extremely well in this
racial.

- Good job, Jessica.
- Gosh, she's fearless.

I love her.
- We didn't win "big brother"

and hopefully we can achieve
redemption by winning the $1

million.

Phil: You are team number one.

- Henry and I stack up against
these teams really well even

when we're at a disadvantage.
We've had really bad rounds

that we have been able to come
back from.

We're used to competition and
we will be able to rebound.

- How did they get it already?
- We're on the right track

just to stay ahead.
- Strong as ever.

- I know that we can...
- I know we can win this.

- I don't think there's
anything that can stop us.

- We're going to win "the
amazing race."

Phil: Stay tuned for scenes
from our next episode.

Phil: Next time on the two-hour
finale of "the amazing race"...

- ow!

- Come on, Henry!

Phil: Four teams.
- We have a 1-4 chance of

winning $1 million. - Ouch!

Phil: Two cities. - Hong Kong.

- This is impossible.

Phil: One winner.
Nine countries.

21 cities.

More than 29,000 miles.
You have won "the amazing

race."

And you have won the $1 million
.

Congratulations.