- Previously on The Amazing Race.
Go!
teams set out on a race around the world.
- [Phil] Along the way, teams crashed
and soared.
- Oh, wow.
- [Mel] Oh!
Oh.
This is a treat of a lifetime.
- [Phil] Battled the elements.
- Ooh!
- [Phil] Pain.
- Oh!
- Ow.
- [Phil] And even each other.
- Ooh!
Bitch.
- Yeah.
- Game on, b*tches.
- Eight teams fell by the wayside.
Preston and Jennifer.
Steve and Linda.
Brad and Victoria.
Amanda and Kris.
Christie and Jodi.
Mel and Mike.
Mark and Michael.
Kisha and Jen.
I'm sorry to tell you
you hae both been eliminated form the race.
- Oh. - Damn it.
- [Phil] Luke, the race's first deaf contestant,
set out on a mission with his mother, Margie.
- I wanna be on The Amazing Race to show the world
that deaf people can do it.
- And exceeded all expectations by winning the first leg.
You are team number one.
- Yay!
- [Phil] But each had to overcome obstacles.
- Duh.
I don't know.
- Keep trying.
- Mom, mom. - Could we get some water?
- Bring some water.
- Mom, mom!
Mom.
- To earn their place in the final three.
You are team number
two! - Woo!
- Former NFL cheerleaders, Jaime and Cara
began the race quietly in the middle of the pack.
You are team number seven.
But soon, Jaime made her self heard.
- What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Why are we driving on the sidewalk?
Where's our taxi?
There you are.
Hurry!
Where have you been?
I mean, what, were you parked a mile away?
Just pick, yes, yes, .
Faster.
[passersby speak in foreign language]
Oh, my God.
- [Phil] After struggling in the streets of Beijing--
- I've lost all concept of where the hell I am.
This is why you do not wanna go to China.
It sucks.
- They barely survived
but became the fourth all-female team ever
to make the final three.
You are team number three.
You are still in The Amazing Race.
- Oh!
- [Phil] Siblings and lawyers, Tammy and Victor
began the race as a smashing success,
but a crisis of leadership in the hills of Romania--
- Where
are we going?
Tell me when we're gonna stop.
Just tell me that and I will trust you.
Tell me when we're gonna--
- I can't tell you that!
- [Phil] Brought hidden problems to the surface.
- The distrustful environment has made it very clear
that the older brother and little sister dynamics,
I mean, don't work well on a race.
- [Phil] Since then, solid teamwork and encouragement--
- [Tammy] Good job, Victor.
You're kicking ass.
- [Phil] Had the pair singing a different tune.
♪ Oh oh oh
♪ Oh oh
- As they soared into the final three.
Congratulations, guys.
You are one of the three teams
who will be racing to the finish line--
- That's awesome.
- For the $ million.
Congratulations.
- Thank you.
- Coming up tonight, one of these three teams
will win the $ million prize
and The Amazing Race.
[dramatic theme music]
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[dramatic theme music continues]
This is Beijing,
the capital of the People's Republic of China,
home to an Olympic landmark, the Bird's Nest.
This stadium became the ultimate world stage
and was the th pit stop in a race around the world.
Teams arrived here at the end of the last leg
for a mandatory rest period.
The three teams waiting here
have no idea what's in store for them.
For being first to arrive, winners Tammy and Victor
earned a fabulous vacation from Travelocity.
- We're going to the Galapagos.
- [Tammy and Victor] That's awesome.
- I hope we get to bring the gnome.
- [Phil] Tammy and Victor,
who were the first to arrive at : a.m.
- [Tammy and Victor] Yay!
- Good job.
- [Phil] Will depart at : p.m.
- All right, let's see.
Fly to your final destination city, Maui, Hawaii.
- [Phil] Teams must now fly over , miles
to the island of Maui, Hawaii.
Once there, they'll make their way to Beach Access .
- Let's go, airport. - Let's go.
- The other two teams
I know are gonna be really tough competition.
So I'm just hoping that Victor and I are on our game.
- We need to get to the airport fast.
I know they're all gonna bring their A game.
Hopefully we bring our A-plus game
[Tammy chuckles] and we're able to eek it up.
- [Tammy] Let's go.
- [Victor] Hi, I'm trying to book tickets
from Beijing, China to Maui, Hawaii.
The first flight out is at :.
Can we make a reservation with you?
Oh, okay, bye.
No, she says we have to do it at six o'clock
from the airline, opens directly.
- Yes, yes, yes!
- Maui, woo!
When we started The Amazing Race,
we were probably the underdog team.
Airport?
Okay.
But now we're in the final three,
and it shows people they were wrong.
All the other teams have to watch out for us.
We're a very strong team.
We'll do anything to win this game.
- Let's go.
[suspenseful music]
- [Tammy] There's another team.
We've called and nobody will let us make a reservation.
- [Victor] Not till six a.m.
We have to wait till the morning.
- Fly to your final destination city,
[Jaime squeals]
Maui, Hawaii.
We need to go to the airport.
- [Jaime] I really have no idea why it's taken seasons
for a female team to win this race.
- The only thing that we could say
that we've said since day one is don't underestimate us.
Let's get home.
[suspenseful music]
- Thank you.
[Victor speaks in foreign language]
[Tammy and Victor speak in foreign language]
- [Jaime] Thank you.
- I'm so happy it's the final flight,
but I'm very nervous about the battle that is to come.
- [Phil] All teams are now flying
to their final destination, Maui, Hawaii.
[suspenseful music]
- [Victor] Let's go, let's go!
Come on, Tammy.
- [Jaime] Come on, run it.
- [Margie] Come on.
- [Luke] Go!
- [Tammy] Taxi!
- [Victor] Let's go.
- So we are in a race with the people behind us.
- We're gonna go to this place,
K+hei, and find Beach Access on Lipoa Road.
- Okay.
- [Jaime] We have to go as fast as you can, okay?
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
- You just have to go fast.
Go fast.
Go!
- That's illegal, ma'am.
We cannot do that. - Go.
We're really in a hurry.
You have to go fast, please.
- [Phil] Teams are now racing to Beach Access .
Once there they'll prep a pig
for a traditional Hawaiian luau
by seasoning it with island flavoring.
Then they'll have to carry the -pound pig
yards to the luau.
[soft ukulele music]
Finally, using an example for reference,
they must properly cover the pig to be cooked
to receive their next clue.
- You must put on the provided swimsuits.
- Okay, hold this, and you can look at it while you try
to figure it out. - Yeah.
- Do I have to take all my clothes off
and be just in a bathing suit, do you think?
- [Victor] Yes, I think so.
- [Jaime] It is a race, yes, very important race.
- It's a very important race.
- [Jaime] We cannot be last, okay?
We give you a big tip if we're not last.
- What kind of race?
- [Jaime] Ah ah ah!
Sorry.
We'll give you a big tip.
- [Tammy] Go, we'll be back.
- Yep, arrow to the right.
Go, run, run, run.
Run, run, run.
- [Tammy] Oh.
- Oh, my gosh.
- [Tammy] Come on, Victor!
- [Victor] This is disgusting.
- [Jaime] Okay, come on.
Quickly, quickly.
- [Victor] We can do this.
This is really nasty.
- [Tammy] Okay, looks good.
- [Victor] Wash your hands, come on, come on.
- Just salt it.
Do the other side.
- I got it, I got it.
- [Victor] We're doing very well.
Want me to get the front?
- [Tammy] Sure.
- Okay.
- Now we need a pole.
- Get the pole.
Come on.
There you go, woo-hoo.
- We're getting there.
- [Victor] Over the shoulder, can you get it?
- No.
- [Victor] Okay, let's just do it this way then.
Are you ready?
Can't drag it in the sand.
- [Jaime] Come on, Cara, let's just carry it this way.
Come on.
- Oh, you see the cabs?
Yeah, the other cabs right here, yep.
Go, go, go, go.
- [Cara] My hands slipped, sorry.
- Go.
- [Margie] Fast, fast, fast, fast, fast.
You get the pole, okay?
Put it in.
- Go, go, go.
- [Margie] Wait, you take the front.
Come on, com eon.
Let me get it.
- Let's go.
- [Margie] All right, little piggy.
- Great job, Tammy.
[Tammy grunts] Keep it up.
You're doing a great job.
We're golden.
[Cara grunts]
- [Jaime] Are you okay?
- [Cara] Yeah.
- [Jaime] Tammy is a weakling.
We can pass her.
- Please don't fall.
Mama, good.
- Come on, Tammy.
You're doing incredible. [Tammy grunts]
Come on, each time you drop it, it'll get harder,
so let's just go.
- I can't have all the weight of the pig on my end.
Come on, Margie and Like are right there, Cara.
- [Margie] Go, go, go, go, go.
- Do it this way.
- [Cara] I'm sorry.
- [Luke] Go, go.
- How can you hold the pig so we can go?
- [Cara] I'm trying, Jaime.
- [Luke] Go.
[Tammy screams]
- Right here, let's go!
Walk steps.
- I'm slipping, I'm slipping.
- Go up.
Come on, Tammy.
You can do this.
Lift it up.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
[Tammy screams]
- [Victor] If you don't move your legs,
you will drop it. - I can't, drop it.
- [Victor] Come on, Tammy.
That was like three steps.
- Cara, please pick up the pig.
- That way.
That way.
- Hold it. [Tammy grunts]
You've got it, Tammy.
We're so there.
- I'm sorry, I can't hold it.
- You were doing so great.
Do not doubt yourself.
[Tammy screams]
Go, come on!
You got it, you got it.
Lift it up high.
Lift it up high, let's go.
You are so much better than you think.
- Cara, seriously!
Hold the front bit.
Hold the front.
[soft ukulele music]
- Ow.
Ow.
- [Luke] Mama.
- [Margie] Yeah.
[Luke grunts]
- [Margie] That pig was heavy.
Something goes under it.
- [Cara] I'm sorry!
- Oh, my God.
- [Cara] Just keep going.
- I can't go because I can't hold the pig by myself.
[Tammy grunts]
- [Victor] Always give me three more steps
than you think you can.
Come on, it's right there, you can drop it.
Right there, you can drop it.
It's so close.
Do you wanna be done?
- Yes, Victor, I'm trying! - Okay.
I know you're trying, come on.
- You're freaking k*lling me.
Get on the other side.
We can't stand here.
Please, Cara.
Tammy keeps stopping.
We are stronger than her, come on!
We are stronger than her!
Cara.
I don't understand what the problem is.
- I can't.
- Get up, get up!
- I'm trying to hold the pig from getting water in.
It's like my hands won't hold it.
- This is how you lose a million dollars.
[laid back music]
We can't stand here.
Get on the other side.
Whenever you're ready.
Move him up this way.
Please pick up the pig and go.
Come on, please!
- [Victor] You got it?
[Tammy grunts]
You got in, come on.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
- We have to b*at them.
- [Cara] I see the luau.
- [Jaime] Drop it at the tree, please.
- [Margie] Go, go, go, go, go.
- I can't.
- Power through on this one.
Five, six, seven.
Go, go, go, go, go!
It's right here!
To the rocks, to the rocks!
Right here, right here, come on!
Okay, lift it up, lift it up, lift it up, lift it up.
Okay, done!
Good job.
- [Jaime] Of course we have the one all the way at the end.
We have to lay this underneath, come on.
- Over here.
Get that in there.
- [Tammy] It looks like the top of it's buried.
See that?
- Yeah.
- [Jaime] Cara.
- Yeah, yeah.
- [Jaime] Lay them all one way.
- Okay.
- Okay?
- Okay.
- [Margie] Okay, okay, okay.
- Keep your swimsuit on.
You're headed for the water.
- [Phil] Teams must now make their way
to the beach at McGregor Point
Once there, they'll take a one mile ride
on one of these watercrafts to a marked buoy field
where they'll have to search among buoys
to find their next clue.
- Okay, check.
Okay.
- [Jaime] Come on, Cara.
We can make up time.
Come on.
- [Cara] I am.
- [Victor] I think we messed up.
- They're doing it wrong. [laughs]
- We went back and looked at the pig
and we suddenly realized,
wait a second, okay, that's different.
We ended up putting these palm leaves on top of the pig
that actually had nothing to do with the setup whatsoever.
It probably makes it taste gross.
- Oh God.
- [Driver] Looks like we are doing good.
- Doing great, thank you.
That pig was heavy.
We did good.
- [Victor] Good job, Tammy.
Go, go, go, go, go.
- Good job.
- Okay, now?
They took all the palm fronds out completely.
Just try that.
That's the only thing left they can think.
We have to pull out the big ones.
- [Victor] Come on, Tammy.
We're doing very well.
We'll be team number two.
- Oh, Cara, please, all the way.
- Complete.
- Thank you.
- Good job.
- Go by taxi to the beach at McGregor Point.
Come on, Tammy.
- [Tammy] That was gross.
- [Victor] Go, run, run, run.
Run, run, run.
- [Jaime] Are we good.
- [Guide] Yeah, you're done.
- We're done?
Awesome, thank you.
We're done.
Travel by taxi to the b*at at McGregor Point.
Woo!
- [Jaime] Come on, quickly.
[suspenseful music]
- Oh, there it is.
That's the sign right there.
This is it, McGregor Point.
Can you park here?
Let us-- - Yeah, yeah.
- [Margie] Can you let us out here?
- [Driver] Okay.
- [Margie] Come on, come on, come on.
Come over here.
- [Luke] Mama.
- [Margie] Go, go, go, go.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
Ow.
- [Margie] Come on!
- [Guide] You drive?
- [Margie] Yeah.
- [Guide] Okay.
- [Margie] Careful.
- [Luke] Mom, mom, mom.
- [Guide] This is a safety line here.
Keep it on at all times.
- [Margie] Okay.
- [Luke] Go.
- Whoa, hold on.
Hold on to me.
Hold on.
- [Luke] Mom.
- No, no, no.
It's gotta be a lot of 'em.
- Go!
Go!
Go!
- [Margie] Woo-hoo!
Yeehaw!
- [Luke] Go!
- There it is.
Hold on.
- [Luke] Go, that way, go, go.
- I know, I know!
- [Luke] Mom.
Mama.
Go.
Go.
Mom, mom.
- I'm,
don't yell at me!
- [Luke] Go!
Here.
No.
- [Margie] This is hard.
- [Tammy] This is the parking lot right here.
- [Victor] Yeah, parking lot right there.
- Turn left.
Okay, just wait for us here.
- Oh, it's right up there.
Perfect.
- Okay, you park here, okay?
Run it.
- [Cara] Come on, come on.
- [Margie] Oh, this way.
Whoa, whoa.
- Mama, go, go.
Go.
Mama, go, go.
- Are you ready?
- [Tammy] Yeah.
- Okay.
You got it?
Hold on.
Jaime and Cara right behind us.
- [Jaime] Come on, Cara.
- [Margie] Yes, yes, yes.
- [Luke] Mama, go, go.
Mama, go.
- I'm going to go.
Just relax!
- [Victor] This is fun.
- [Tammy] Don't go too too fast.
- Uh, we're trying to race here, Tammy.
[Tammy laughs]
- [Jaime] We're going, Cara.
- [Cara] Yeah, don't worry.
I won't fall off.
Good job, Jaime.
- [Luke] Go, go, go!
- Woo!
- [Tammy] Hey!
Careful, Victor.
- [Cara] We're making up so time, look.
That's Margie and Luke.
We're not far behind at all
- [Luke] Hi.
- [Margie] Keep it up, woo!
- [Cara] Stay right.
It's over there.
- Please, God, help us find it.
Ah!
- [Tammy] Okay, what are you doing?
- [Victor] I'm drifting.
- [Cara] That's Victor and Tammy right there.
We've caught up.
- [Tammy] We just need to find the clue.
- They're down below.
We have to lift them up and look.
No, no, that's not it.
- Woo! - Whoa.
- Let's go.
Thank you.
Oh my God, that was so awesome!
Hana Highway and Kapalua equals Maui surfboard fun.
[Luke gasps]
- [Phil] Teams must now race along the Hana Highway
and find this fence made of surfboards
where their next clue awaits.
- [Margie] Okay, let's go.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
- Taxi, taxi.
We have to go on Hana Highway.
- [Driver] I know Hana Highway.
- [Margie] Okay, let's go.
- It's totally rocking.
- [Tammy] You've gotta let me,
let me do it. - Okay, go for it.
- [Tammy] No, I think it's better
if you steer and let me do it, okay?
- [Cara] Yes, yes.
- Grab it, grab it, okay
- [Cara] Good job, Jaime.
- Oh, they've already got theirs.
Oh!
- [Jaime] Hang on.
Stay on the outside of the dark buoys.
You did great.
- [Tammy] Oh, wait!
Do you wanna get it?
- [Victor] Yeah, let me get it.
Here it goes.
- Should we read the clue now?
No, we read it back there.
Okay, let's go.
- [Victor] I think we made up
a little bit of time on Margie and Luke.
- [Tammy] But so did Margie and Cara.
Now we have to think about both of 'em.
- I know.
- [Cara] We're gonna win a million dollars today, Jaime.
- Yeah.
We just gotta be really careful every step of the way.
Woo, ah!
- [Tammy] Woo!
Good job, Victor.
- [Cara] Slow down, slow down.
- [Jaime] Okay, jump.
- We have to swim back to shore while we park the vehicle.
- Kapalua, Maui surfboard fence.
Come on.
We have to b*at them.
Come on!
- Maui surfboard fence.
- [Tammy] Okay, go, go, go.
- [Victor] Let's go, let's go, let's go.
- Maui surfboard fence.
Okay, very fast because we're not that far behind
the other team that left, maybe minutes.
- [Victor] Okay, we have to b*at them.
- Margie and Luke were still up in front
and we're just behind Jaime and Cara.
- [Luke] [gasps] Mama, mama.
- There it is, there it is.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
- [Margie] Right there, right there.
That's where you have to park.
There's the clue box right there.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
- Roadblock.
All right, here we go.
- In this Roadblock, one person has to overcome
three weeks' worth of physical and mental fatigue
and remember everything they've done on the race.
Teams must search through a pile
of more than vintage surfboards to find
that have pictures related to things they've encountered
along the prior legs of the race.
Most of the surfboards, however,
have incorrect pictures on them.
Once teams have found their surfboards,
they must create a surfboard fence by standing the boards up
in the correct order according to their pictures.
When they've succeeded, they'll receive their next clue.
- Luke's gonna do the Roadblock.
Down here.
This is hard.
We decided Luke would do the test
because he has a fabulous memory and he is so remembering
everything that we've done along the way and reviewing it.
And I think he'll do fabulous at this
if he can dig through the surfboards
and keep his bathing suit up.
I was very confident going into the Roadblock.
I knew where we went.
I knew everything we did.
Hello.
I think we came in third.
- Oh.
- [Margie] Oh, good, he found one.
Good, good, good, good.
- Mama.
- Yes, he found another one.
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
Hydroelectric dam.
Good job, Luke.
He's doing really well.
Luke has been preparing for this.
He's been reviewing where we've been.
He's been, you know, thinking about what tasks we've done
at what legs of the race.
He should ace this.
- Four, five, six.
- Okay, let's go!
Let's go!
[suspenseful music]
- Are you sure we're in the right place?
Maui surfboard fence.
Where is it?
Is that it?
- I would say definitely the surfboard fence right there.
- [Jaime] This is not a Hawaiian fence.
That's not a fence.
That's not it.
That's not it.
Where's Kapakalua? - Where's the fence?
- Now we're stuck behind a slow car.
There's no one in front of them.
He's k*lling us.
- [Margie] Good, good, good, good.
- Hello.
- Good job, Luke.
Way to go!
Good, good, good, good.
[upbeat flute music]
[Margie laughs]
Good job, Luke, woo!
[Luke gasps]
Oh, good, he found another one.
Go, go, go, go, go.
- [Luke] Go, go, go.
- [Margie] I'm getting very nervous
that another team will catch up.
- [Jaime] It never ceases to amaze me.
Every taxi driver we get never knows where they're going.
- [Driver] Auntie, where is Kaupakalua?
- [Auntie] Where is what?
- Kaupakalua.
- [Auntie] Kapakalua?
- [Driver] Kaupakalua.
- [Victor] Can we pass him?
- [Tammy] You can't pass cars here.
- [Victor] Single-handedly trying to k*ll us.
- He really doesn't care.
- No.
- [Auntie] I have no idea where that is.
- [Jaime] Can we please get a move on?
- [Driver] Call to base, I need help.
- [Auntie] You need to tell your people
that I am not their personal concierge
and I don't have the time
to be looking for this place for them.
- [sighs] Damn it.
It's mistakes like this is what will make us lose the game.
[suspenseful music]
Can we please get a move on?
It only clearly goes two ways.
We're either going front or we're going back.
Which is it?
Can we call the police department?
Because the police department has to know the street names.
Thank you.
I'm sorry to bother you, but we are in a very important race
and I must find Kapakalua.
- [Operator] Go to mile marker .
- Okay, can you please tell this driver?
Hold on one second.
- Hello?
- She's like, "Oh yeah, you follow the mile marker ."
- Mile .
We have to put gas.
I need to put gas.
I'm sorry.
- We're in a race for a million dollars
and we have to stop and get gas?
- I have to put gas.
- We cannot, we don't have time to stop for all this.
[suspenseful music]
- Oh good, he found another one.
Yes!
Two, four, six, seven.
[bird cries]
Four more.
Way to go!
Go, go, go, go, go.
- We need things now to be difficult,
not physically, but mentally difficult.
- [Margie] Eight, eight, eight.
Three more.
- Go, mom.
- [Margie] Go, go, go, go, go.
- We need Margie and Luke to slip up somewhere
because they are freaking good.
- [Cara] They're so good.
- [Jaime] They are so good.
- Park right there.
Oh, Margie and Luke are still here, Tammy.
Roadblock.
Who's ready to build something from memory?
I'll do it. - You do it.
- [Victor] For that has pictures.
- [Tammy] Do it, Victor.
Hey, Margie.
- [Margie] Hey.
- Oh, that hurt like hell, that stupid picnic.
Victor, Jaime and Cara have not even been here.
Come on.
- Okay.
- When Victor got there,
I had to focus and try to finish before him.
I knew Victor would finish fast.
He's very smart.
- Luke clearly has a headstart, a long headstart over us.
We're just trying to catch up.
Oh, here's one.
- Oh.
- [Contestant] You guys, we're in Germany.
- [Contestant] Look how gorgeous that is.
- [Contestant] I know.
- So cool.
- Okay, China.
- [Margie] Two more, two more!
- [Tammy] Come on, Victor!
This is exactly what you wanted.
- [Victor] St. Christopher, the patron saint of travelers.
- This is so nerve wracking.
- I know, it's really...
- Oh, my pants keep falling off.
- Victor, take your shorts off if you need to.
Luke did.
- [Victor] [sighs] So annoying.
- [Tammy] Victor, just take your pants off.
There you go.
- [Tammy and Margie] Woo-hoo!
[Tammy laughs]
- I have my Speedo on still.
- Hurry up!
- Oh.
- [Margie] One more, one more!
Go, go, go!
Come on, Luke, one more!
Go, go, go!
- Okay, we need to get this gas very, very fast, okay?
Just a little bit.
Unbelievable.
The one taxi we would pick would need gas
in the middle of a million-dollar freaking race.
That was good.
That was very fast.
- [Cara] Okay, go, Reynold, woo!
- That was very fast, thank you.
I'm sorry that I yelled, Reynold,
but this is very stressful for me.
- It's worth a million, literally.
- [Cara and Jaime] A million dollars.
- [Victor] There's a lot of stuff there that didn't belong.
I just had to like dig through all the surfboards
as quickly as I could.
- Good job, Luke.
I think he's doing well.
He just can't find that last one.
And to tell you the truth,
I can't even remember what the last leg, what we did
so I wouldn't be able to do this.
- Oh, this is one, definitely.
It was the foot with the reflexology.
- Ooh.
[suspenseful music]
- Sorry.
- No.
- Good job, Victor.
- [Victor] This is one, a picture of scorpions on skewers.
- [Tammy] That's just one of 'em, huh.
- Mm-hmm.
- [Tammy] How is that?
- Hmm.
- Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry!
Just keep it up.
Way to go!
- Be it, be it, be it, be it, be it.
- Sorry, that's not it.
- That's not it.
- I don't understand.
- [Jaime] Park where those taxis are,
and both taxis are here, Cara.
- [Cara] I told you.
- Ugh, okay, it's okay.
Come on, Cara.
- Oh, there they are.
- Who's ready to build something from memory?
- You have a better memory.
You do have a better memory.
Jaime, you've got this.
- [Jaime] Okay.
- [Cara] Let's go.
- [Margie] Sweetie.
[suspenseful music]
[Luke grunts]
- I didn't know what to do.
I ran back and forth.
I didn't know, I didn't know.
- You ca do this, Jaim.
Just pull 'em all aside and then line 'em up.
- Oh my God.
These don't look like anything we've encountered, Cara.
- [Tammy] This is perfect, Victor.
You're doing great.
- Let's see.
I'm trying to remember.
The Krasnoyarsk Dam.
- [Cara] You're doing great, Jaime.
- Some of these things I've never seen before.
I've never seen any of these things before, Cara.
- [Cara] Any sort of symbol?
- [Jaime] The symbols on these,
they make no sense whatsoever.
Clowns?
An alligator, a lion.
When the hell did we do these things?
- No.
- [Margie] Ugh, still not it.
- [Tammy] Good job, Victor!
- [Victor] The second leg, we were in Germany.
Picture of a gondola.
- Donkey?
We didn't have a donkey.
Or the kiwi.
No kiwi.
These are so weird.
I never saw kangaroos.
- You're doing great.
Just don't get frustrated.
- [Jaime] This doesn't make any sense.
This stuff makes no sense.
- [Tammy] Good job, Victor.
- No, sorry.
- [Jaime] Okay.
- You found one?
Good job.
You're doing great, Jaime.
- [Victor] Beijing.
- No.
- Check the other ones.
- Church.
Gondola.
Gymnast.
Ruble.
- It's Phuket.
Okay, it goes right here.
Picture of Esso, the tiger.
- Car.
Flutist.
Tiger.
- I'm very nervous out there.
Luke's feeling really frustrated.
He can't find what the last symbol is,
and it looks like Victor's just about where Luke is.
- Beijing, last one.
- I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Darn!
[suspenseful music]
- I'm very nervous out there.
Luke's feeling really frustrated.
He can't find what the last symbol is.
- Sorry.
- Darn!
- Here, Victor, did you see the alligator?
Take that one. [laughs]
- The Cormorant birds, all right, Guilin.
That's Jaipur, Phuket, Bangkok.
- I got one.
- That's a good one?
- [Jaime] Yeah.
- [Cara] All right, woo!
[suspenseful music]
- Don't give up!
- I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
- [Margie] Keep trying, don't give up.
- [Cara] You can do this, Jaim.
- [Jaime] I can do this.
- In Bangkok, we did the party taxi.
What was the roadblock in Bangkok?
The boat.
- Don't give up!
Just keep trying!
Try!
- Okay, I need two more things.
- Now I just need the Lada.
- [Luke] I don't know.
[suspenseful music]
- Done?
Good?
- Congratulations.
Here's your clue.
- Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- He got it, he got it.
- [Tammy] You got it?
- [Victor] Yes!
- [Tammy] Where do we go, where do we go?
This is it, go.
- [Victor] Travel to the King Kamehameha Golf Club
and run to the finish line.
This is it, go, go, go!
- [Tammy] Yay, this is the finish line!
- [Victor] We need to go to the King Kamehameha Golf Club.
- They finished.
They finished.
- That was exactly your task.
- [Victor] It's the task we wanted.
As quickly as we can go, thank you.
- Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.
- [Victor] I thought Luke was so close to being done.
- He's frustrated now.
He's frustrated, and so are Jaime and Cara.
- I did that Roadblock.
I rowed the boat.
I just need the first one.
- [Luke] I'm done.
- Mother of God.
What is it?
- She's still trying.
She's still chugging along and that's all you can ask for.
Luke too.
He's still trying.
- Oh my God, Tammy.
- Keep a full head.
We have to run fast.
- Why don't you work with Jaime?
- Jaime.
- Come here.
- [Luke] That is first.
- [Jaime] We saw this?
- Yeah, first leg.
- I don't remember seeing Jesus on the first one.
Oh God, we did see Jesus on the first one at the church.
Yes?
- Congratulations.
- [Jaime] Okay. Okay.
- Jaime--
- [Jaime] I know, I'm going to.
I will because I would never have remembered Jesus.
- Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
- Okay, go.
Ugh, all right.
I had them all except for Jesus.
So stupid!
Oh, stupid.
- It's okay.
You did great.
- Congratulations.
Here's your clue.
- Finally.
Okay, King Kamehameha Golf Club.
Okay, go.
Let's go fast, please.
Hey, hey.
Just look.
Look at me, look.
Just think positive now.
Think positive now.
We just have to do the best we can, okay?
You did the best you could do.
It's fine, okay?
It's all right.
- I'm sorry, I forgot the church.
- Jaime, I am not anything but proud of you and us.
I'm not anything but proud.
- It's okay.
You did the best you could.
Be proud of yourself, okay?
[soft music]
[soft music continues]
[contestants cheer and applaud]
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
- Three continents,
nine countries,
, miles.
Tammy and Victor,
you are the official winners of The Amazing Race.
Congratulations.
You have won the $ million.
[contestants cheer]
[mellow guitar music]
Victor, for you, you really got into this race emotionally.
And you've cried here on the mat,
you know, a number of times.
What does it mean to you?
- I just tried to enjoy the race for what it was
and just be true to my emotions
through the highs and the lows.
And I just can't believe.
I mean, it's just hard to believe that we're here right now.
I just can't,
I have no idea.
- What is going through your mind?
'Cause you're standing here like just shaking your head--
- This is--
- Looking around, going, "Where am I?
"What just happened?"
- I have no pants on.
[contestants laugh]
- You can afford to buy some new ones, don't worry.
- Victor has just pushed me my whole life and in this race,
and I'm just so thankful to be here with him.
- You wanted to prove to your brother
that you could stand up, take a leadership role.
- I think I proved to Victor
that, you know, we think differently,
but it doesn't mean that the way I think is not valuable.
And I think that from leg three on,
Victor and I tried really hard to listen to each other.
I don't think this race changed completely
years of, you know, Victor and my relationship,
but it has helped it progress.
When I look back at all the crazy things that I've done,
I learned that the nerdy little Asian girl
who could barely hold up her backpack before
can do quite a bit.
[dramatic music]
[contestants cheer and applaud]
[dramatic music continues]
- Jaime and Cara, you are the second team to arrive.
Congratulations
on an amazing race. - Thank you.
- Thank you. [contestants applaud]
- Very strong competition.
- Yes, they were.
Oh, God.
- Jaime, it just wasn't meant to be today.
- [Jaime and Cara] Not today.
- What was it, the pig?
Or what happened?
- No, it was me.
- No, it wasn't. - It was me.
I had of the clues at the Roadblock.
- [Phil] Yeah.
- She's blaming herself, but it's a team game.
And we finished The Amazing Race together
and that's what it's all about.
[contestants applaud]
This experience was the most wild,
unexpected, and enriching experiences
I think I'll probably ever have in my life.
- It's really extra special
when females can be on the same playing field with the guys.
Second is not too shabby when you look at the competitors
that we b*at out around us.
Cara and I have a lot to be proud of.
[dramatic music]
- You did a good job.
- I'm so proud of you.
I'm so proud of you.
That experience was worth more than a million.
[dramatic music]
- I love you.
[contestants cheer and applaud]
[dramatic music]
- Margie and Luke,
you're team number three.
[contestants applaud] Congratulations.
You guys ran an amazing race.
Surely now, you will admit
that your mother is the Bionic Woman.
- Yes, yes. [laughs]
- Luke, tell me why your mother is so special.
- He said a lot of deaf people, their parents don't sign
and they can't really communicate with their parents,
but so I'm very lucky to have him.
- I am so happy for Luke
that he got to be on The Amazing Race.
Every morning, he would just wake up and pinch himself
because he couldn't believe.
He'd say, "Mom, are we we really doing this?"
Just to see how happy it's made him is just,
it's just great.
The first deaf person on The Amazing Race,
I'm very proud of that.
I think deaf people think,
"Oh, a deaf person on The Amazing Race
"means other deaf people can do the same as me."
No matter what, deaf people can do anything.
[dramatic music]
[contestants cheer]
- My entire life, I feel like I've always done
what was expected of me and what was the right thing to do.
This was my opportunity to do something
that everyone thinks is a crazy thing to do,
and I'm just so grateful.
I come out of it sort of feeling
like there are no sort of walls or rules
in terms of what you have to be.
What's really been enlightening to me
in the race is you can have a lot of fun
just doing the crazy, unexpected, completely unconventional,
and it actually makes life sort of interesting.
[contestants applaud] [dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
[suspenseful music]
[dramatic theme music]
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