PHIL KEOGHAN: Previously
onThe Amazing Race...
from Amsterdam to Prague
when train travel went awry.
We got off at the wrong stop!
-Ooh! [laughs]
-We had a leg up.
Now it looks like
we have a leg down.
KEOGHAN:
Three teams made a pact...
Let's stick together
till we get to the next leg,
please.
-Yeah.
-Yeah.
...and catapulted ahead...
-JAS:
We're teams one, two and three!
-One, two, three.
...while four other teams
fell hours behind.
TAYLOR:
This could be
the final four teams,
and one of us is likely
to be eliminated.
KEOGHAN:
Matt faced his fears
at the Roadblock.
Megan, this is so scary.
MEGAN:
Little by little.
KEOGHAN:
At the Detour,
sisters Kristine and Rubina
felt the pressure.
I know. I'm just trying to...
I know.
I just need quiet right now.
KEOGHAN:
Brothers Jas and Jag
won their second leg in a row.
-You are team number one.
-Let's go!
KEOGHAN:
Meanwhile, a nail-biting race
to the mat...
MATT:
I'm playing for a million
dollars for the family.
-We're not done.
-We're not done.
....ended in heartbreak
for Angela and Lexi.
And I'm sorry to say you have
been eliminated from the race.
-It's okay.
-It's okay.
KEOGHAN:
Last season saw
the introduction
of the first ever
Driver's Seat twist.
JONATHAN:
No way.
Wow. We're in the Driver's Seat.
The rule for the Driver's Seat
is: you have
to assign the different
workloads to different teams.
ANA:
Okay.
-This is worse than the U-Turn.
-It's worse.
'Cause you're not just
picking a team.
JONATHAN: And you're pissing
multiple people off.
KEOGHAN:
Tonight it's back...
All right, look. Three crates,
two crates, one crate.
What did we get?
...and shakes up the race.
JAG:
Okay, let's see.
-Route Info.
-"Drive yourselves
to the historic town of..."
"Kutná Hora,
known as the Silver City."
KEOGHAN:
All teams will now self-drive
from Prague
to the city of Kutná Hora.
Known as the Silver City,
the architectural treasures here
date back to the 13th century,
when silver mining put it
on the map.
When teams arrive,
they must make their way
to the Kutná Hora
Municipal Brewery,
where they'll find
their next clue.
JAG:
"Heads up--
Driver's Seat ahead."
Driver's Seat.
All right, perfect, let's go.
So we're just going to try to
find someone and get directions.
There's a man walking,
and we're going to catch him.
-Excuse me. Hi.
-Hi.
-Yes, we're in a race.
-We're in a race.
And we need directions.
-Yes.
-To Kutná Hora Brewery.
-Oh, it's far.
-It's an hour and five minutes.
-Thank you.
-Thank you.
-Good luck. Good luck.
You're a lifesaver.
Thank you.
JAG:
We've been running this race,
at least the last leg,
with Natalie and Stephanie,
Joseph and Adam.
Let's just wait for them.
JAG:
And it's actually helpful
for us to wait for them
because
there's a Driver's Seat ahead.
We know we have to divvy up
who gets the hardest task,
-who gets a medium task,
who gets an easy task.
-Mm-hmm.
We want to avoid
using the Driver's Seat
because we have a huge target
on us already.
Having an Express Pass
and two first places.
"You have a thousand koruna for
the leg of this race." Let's go.
Okay. "Driver's Seat ahead."
Let's go.
-Come on.
-JAS: Come on, boys.
-Boys.
-We got directions already.
Okay, we'll follow you guys.
-[indistinct chatter]
-Wait.
-I see Natalie and Stephanie.
-They're about to... Yeah.
-I feel good about it.
-Okay. All right.
Okay, let's go.
-Come on, girls! Hurry! [laughs]
-[screaming]
JAG: It's a bunch
ofBig Brother players
that are on
The Amazing Race, but
this is not Big Brother.
NATALIE:
Let's go, guys!
JAG:
I would love for us
to actually help each other out
rather than pretending
to work together
or lying to each other.
-We better hurry up!
-Yeah, just follow us.
-We're good. We got directions.
-It's an hour away.
ADAM:
The last leg was
really brutal,
but we had amazing help
from Natalie and Stephanie
and Jag and Jas.
Jag, you're taking the lead,
and we're following you.
So we're hoping to stick
with them and keep it going.
NATALIE:
Goodness,
the guys waited for us.
We got a really strong
alliance right now.
I'm so happy.
JAS:
Beautiful.
Okay, we're going
in the right direction,
so this is exciting.
ADAM:
Definitely at some point
we want to run our own race,
but there's strength
in numbers right now
and we're gonna keep it this way
for now.
STEPHANIE:
And now we're gonna do
a lot of driving.
I do not want
to be in a train right now.
I'm so done with trains.
I think
we're trained out for a while.
♪ ♪
I'm following Jas and Jag
and praying
that they got
their navigations right.
I think this is the first time
I'm truly stressed
about the race
because of the Driver's Seat.
Your birthday's in two days,
so let's just focus
on your birthday.
No, sissy.
My birthday's tomorrow.
I want to make it through
this leg for my birthday.
Kutná Hora.
NATALIE: We're going
the right way. Kutná Hora.
JOSEPH:
Yeah, Kutná Hora right there.
Might be in here.
JAG:
Right in front of us.
Parking to the left.
-Let's go! Let's go!
-JAG: Let's go!
We found it.
We did not mess up.
We're doing great.
-They got us here in one piece.
-STEPHANIE: Seamlessly.
-JAS: Let's go!
-Great job, guys!
-Guys, over here!
-Guys!
NATALIE:
Look. "Operating time."
Oh, we can't go till 9:00.
And it's 7:00.
-ADAM: It's not even 7:00.
-JOSEPH: We were too strong of
an alliance,
and now we're here at 7:00.
-[laughter]
-So I think,
in the next two hours, guys...
-JAS: Let's strategize.
-...let's strategize.
-JAS: Game plan. Game plan.
-JOSEPH: What's the game plan?
STEPHANIE:
The thing is, you can't play
Big Brotheron this.
-You got
to play Amazing Raceon this.
-ADAM: Yes.
So, Driver's Seat,
like, there'll be...
A light load, a neutral load,
and then a heavy load.
We're willing
to not be in the Driver's Seat
'cause we're willing
to take the hardest load.
I know, but the reservation
Joseph and I have is
that already having
a second place,
and if we then take the lead
on the Driver's Seat,
the target's on our back.
Tucker and Eric have
a bigger target on their backs.
TUCKER: All right,
let me just double-check.
ERIC: We feel really confident
with these directions.
Self-driving on the first leg
was definitely a strong suit
of ours.
We think we can make up
some nice time.
-Let's rock and roll.
-Off we go. Let's go.
-Do you see marked cars?
-Yes, yes, I do.
-Okay. Awesome.
-Heck yeah, it's automatic.
We're trying
to find directions to here.
-Okay, but, uh...
-Hold on for a second.
-Just look up. Look up, look up.
-All right.
Look up. You see Izzy
-and Paige still there.
-Okay.
So they're looking
for their car as well.
JACK:
There are some cars lined up.
CHELSIE:
Yes, this is it.
-Thank you. Have a good day.
-Okay, let's go, baby.
[Izzy laughs]
-There they go.
-There they go.
...ask Natalie and Stephanie
if they'll do it.
If they're willing
to give Tucker and Eric heavy,
we give them the board.
The Big Brothertwist of this
game is clearly showing now
because everybody is trying
to make the move
without being the face
of the move,
so it's very clear
why we all playedBig Brother.
We're going to just stick
to the strategy
where we give the boys the hard,
us the medium,
the girls the light, and every
other team gets medium to hard.
Would you guys be okay
with that? Or no?
-JOSEPH: That works.
-'Cause we're giving
ourselves medium.
-That works with us, yeah.
-We're trying
to keep our hands clean.
KRISTINE:
We are going to
Kutná Hora Municipal Brewery
-in the Silver City.
-Brewery?
RUBINA:
Brewery sounds like beer.
I need a booster seat.
JAS:
All right, help each other.
"Train Wreck" on three.
ALL:
One, two, three. Train Wreck!
JAS: We decided on the alliance
name Train Wreck because,
on leg two,
we traveled by train,
and we all know
how much of a mess that was.
-Yeah!
-[whooping, cheering]
JOSEPH:
Thank you!
-All right.
-Let's go.
Steph, right over here.
Go.
Roadblock.
"Who's feeling tapped out?"
KEOGHAN:
In the Czech Republic,
there is more beer
consumed per capita
than any other country
in the world.
To keep up with the high demand,
teams will help bottle some beer
here at the Kutná Hora
Municipal Brewery.
And when I say high demand,
on average,
Czechs drink more
than 30 gallons of beer
per person every year.
The first team to arrive here
will be put in the Driver's Seat
and will determine how many
bottles of beer each team has
to fill, cap and then pack
into either one, two
or three crates of beer.
This is going to stack up
to be a popularity contest.
-I'm doing it.
-I'm doing it.
I'll do it. I'll do it.
All right, I'm doing it.
I'm doing it.
ADAM:
Come on, guys.
NATALIE:
Okay, we got to do it.
All right, look. Three crates,
two crates, one crate.
So right now
Natalie and Stephanie are
in the Driver's Seat,
and they gave us the most amount
of crates, but that's okay.
-We agreed on this,
so we're okay.
-Um, yup.
We're giving the boys
the heavier loads,
and we're giving the girls
the lighter loads.
ADAM:
Only two teams get one crate?
And the girls-- two here.
Eric and Tucker,
Chelsie and Jack,
Jag and Jas, and also Joseph
and Adam got three crates.
We gave the two crates
to Rubina and Kristine,
Kat and Alex,
Kyland and Taylor...
-STEPHANIE: Megan and Matt.
-NATALIE: And ourselves.
NATALIE: We gave Hannah
and Simone, Izzy and Paige one.
Let's do it. Let's run.
Who's doing it?
-Who's doing it?
-STEPHANIE: I'm doing it.
STEPHANIE:
"Use a workstation
with a keg and tap."
Is this the demonstration?
JAS:
You take the beer.
Oh, oh,
turn it right towards you.
And then up top, go straight.
You got it. Okay.
She's increasing the pressure
to get the beer
flowing through here.
It's nice and slow.
Notice how it's slow
-because of the foam.
-ADAM: Yeah.
-I think I got it.
-I think I got it.
-JAS: Okay, release.
-ADAM: Bottom.
Some's gonna come out.
Tighten it.
-Done.
-Done. Is that it?
So it's at three fingers down.
Unfortunately,
three crates is actually
a lot more than we thought.
Thought it was
a physical challenge. It wasn't.
So now we just got
to go as quick as we can.
Let's go, Train Wreck!
-Yeah, go, Train Wreck!
-Come on, Train Wreck!
STEPHANIE:
I work in hospitality,
and my years in bartending
gave me that experience.
I've never filled
beer bottles before,
but I knew how to work a tap,
and those mechanics
kind of come naturally to me.
Guys, take it slow.
Oh, slow, slow, slow,
slow, slow.
[hissing]
Oh. Oh, my God.
[laughing]:
Oh, my God.
Adam,
I just washed your clothes.
I do not drink beer.
As a diabetic,
it gives you false highs
and sends your sugar up.
Well, obviously,
something's wrong.
STEPHANIE:
The boys were trying to, like,
plow through the challenge,
but it's one of those things
where slow is fast.
You're pushing it way too much.
Let it come out a little slow.
You had to pump it with CO2,
and then you slowly have
to let the beer in
and then slowly
release the bottle
so it doesn't push out all
the CO2
and make the foam go crazy.
[sputters]
Can...? Oh, my God.
Dude, I don't know
what's going on, I'll be honest.
I do that every time.
You guys got this!
Wow. These crates
are actually going
to be a huge difference-maker
in terms of who got two crates,
who got one, and who got three.
Oh, my God.
ERIC:
There's a municipal brewery.
We know that the Czech beers,
the pilsners--
uh, they're very,
very, very good.
-Uh...
-It's cheaper than water.
We always try to play
like we are in last place.
We are completely
running our own race.
IZZY: The mantra that we keep
telling ourselves is that
this is, like, ultimately
all about learning,
not actually
about, like, powering through.
We like learning.
I have three degrees
that are basically meaningless,
but, um, I have done
a lot of learning. [laughs]
RUBINA:
In this race, it's so easy
to go down a dark path,
feeling like you're failing
or you're sucking
or you're so behind.
But depending
on what the Detour is
or the Driver's Seat thing.
Hello.
Obviously, that's up ahead.
Now this is where
it gets tricky.
JACK:
Yup, 'cause we got
off the highway.
CHELSIE:
Our navigation is
our biggest challenge
-in this whole race.
-Yeah.
And we're both two of a kind,
so we get into it
about the directions.
CHELSIE:
I can't be doing all of this
by myself.
JACK:
If you just read off
these directions,
I could do better... driving.
Stephanie, how close are you?
I need six more.
I'm waiting for the foam
to die down in these bottles.
And once those die down,
I'm gonna refill them up.
'Cause there's a lot
of foam in them.
Oh, look at that!
It's not spurting out anymore!
I think I figured it out!
See, it's literally...
that's it right there.
Well, we caught up to 'em.
Looks like we're team
number four, as expected.
Grip it and rip it.
BOTH:
Rocks, paper, scissors. sh**t.
-Damn it!
-I feel tapped out, baby.
I'm almost done
with my second crate,
so this is kind of exciting.
-All right.
We're gonna do three crates.
-Three crates.
-Sorry, guys.
-It's all right, no problem.
We had to give all the guys...
Tucker and Eric are here.
That means there are two teams
that are out.
You can see.
JOSEPH: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
We saw Enzo and, uh, Angela.
And Angela's been eliminated.
Sorry.
But, you know, she got me out
of the Big BrotherHouse,
so I just wanted
to survive this more than her.
Sorry, Angela, but bye.
Oh, God. [laughs]
I'm feeling good. I'm starting
to get the hang of it.
STEPHANIE:
Nat?
Get ready, just in case.
Perfect. No foam at all.
Yeah. Oops.
Also got to turn it off.
That was not a good one.
Can you check my beer?
MAN:
So, let me see.
It's good.
It's good?
You want to try it?
[laughs]
-Still made the same mistake.
-It's good.
ADAM:
You can see the difference
between Stephanie's skills
and mine.
I'm getting very close.
Okay. You passed it.
-Yes!
-Congrats.
-Let's go.
-Wish you luck.
-Thank you so much.
-Congratulations.
-Here's your clue.
-Thank you. Thank you.
Good luck.
Um, they had one less crate
than I did,
but my pace is a little quicker,
so we should be able to catch up
with them here shortly.
Okay.
BOTH:
"Drive to Kostel..."
STEPHANIE: "...sv. Anny in Nové
Dvory to find your next clue."
-Okay.
-Let's get directions.
I think we're about
to hit two complete crates.
We got number 12 right here, so
we're one-third of the way done.
-Two more bottles!
-Let's go!
We're trying to go
to Kostel sv. Anny.
Check, please.
Let's see, dude.
You made quite a mess
over there.
Yes, I did.
Last crate. Last crate.
Yeah, two in a row, baby.
We're getting there.
TUCKER:
Hey.
How far away is it?
-15 minutes.
-Okay.
Okay, you passed it.
Everything is good.
Yeah, let's go!
-Let's go.
-Okay.
Thank you, thank you,
thank you.
For you. Here you go. Good luck.
We should rewrite it
and leave it on the windshield
-for the boys.
-I am. That's what I'm doing.
Nat! Steph!
We are writing the directions
for you guys
to leave on your windshields.
JAS:
That's crazy. This is clutch.
I've never seen this
-ever on The Amazing Race...
-NATALIE: We got you guys.
...where a team has
written directions
for other teams that were
behind on the Roadblock.
-You guys are the best!
-Let's go.
Love you guys.
Let's go, let's go.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Let's go. Let's do it.
Obviously,
we're losing our navigators
in Jas and Jag, but,
just need to finish this,
get our check,
and get up out of here.
Yeah, no one's gonna notice that
except for them.
All right, let's go.
JAG:
Let's do it.
STEPHANIE:
I hope they see it.
CHELSIE:
Oh, my gosh,
we're driving in circles.
I say we pull over right here.
JACK:
This is what's been k*lling us.
We've been screwing up on this.
-Gosh.
-CHELSIE: Excuse me?
So, we're looking
for, uh, Legerova.
Wait, wait. Go open up.
-Bigger. What's...?
-[bus horn blares]
Oh, that. That's us. Okay.
Yeah, we're...
We got to get on. Okay.
We can't stay here.
Oh, we're screwed now.
I don't see "Legova" anywhere.
This is k*lling us.
Ugh!
JACK:
We're having such a hard time
identifying the streets, and
this is what's been k*lling us
the first two legs.
CHELSIE:
What do you think
will work best?
For me to write down directions
-and for you to drive?
-JACK: Yes.
As a firefighter, I was a driver
for almost 12 years,
so driving under pressure
is fine with me.
You're the navigator now.
Tell me which way to go.
This one's a tough one.
TUCKER:
There we go, Eric.
Flying through.
Oh, geez. Maybe not.
One more bottle.
I've got 25 down,
[groans]
-Check, please.
-Okay.
Let me see.
Okay, that's good.
I think my sugar's low,
but I'm not telling Joseph.
We know how hard this is.
He's making it work.
-He's doing it.
-Yeah, he's crushing it, dude.
I'm sure-- he's doing
the competition right now--
he's low.
He needs to get his sugar up.
But, like, he's waiting
till he finishes
-and he's staying focused.
-TUCKER: Yeah.
JOSEPH:
So I'm so proud of him.
You see it.
-It's over the threshold.
-Fail.
-MAN: Sorry.
-JOSEPH: Let's go.
You got it, Adam.
You can get one more in.
-There's only one.
-Yup, yup.
No sign of the other teams
so far.
-IZZY: Like, that's...
-Do I go straight here?
-Or is this it?
-I think this is what we want.
IZZY:
Ooh. Okay. Oh, yeah.
-Marked parking.
-PAIGE: Parking.
Oh. Think you got it?
I'm feeling tapped out.
I'm doing it.
Yeah. So you made a mess,
but you got it.
-Whoo!
-JOSEPH: Yes.
-So, for you.
-Yes! Whoo!
-JOSEPH: Yes! Let's go, Adam!
-Here you go.
-Come on!
-ADAM: Let's go, let's go!
Let's go! Let's go!
All right, brother...
[overlapping chatter]
Catch you guys outside.
All right, all right.
Come on, baby.
Izzy, Paige! Whoo!
Go in there.
You're filling up beer bottles.
Okay.
One crate, baby.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Let's go, ladies!
It looks like Jag and Jas and
them are gone. They didn't wait.
-They didn't...
-Oh, my God.
-Oh, they're so real for that.
-They're so real.
-Go, go.
-Oh, they're so...
-JOSEPH: That's crazy.
-ADAM: They are
so, so kind for doing this.
Oh, my God.
This means so much to us.
-Oh! Yup.
-Oh, yeah.
That's, that's going to happen.
-I'm going to do it.
-All right.
-You got this, Hannah.
-Okay. Thank you.
That's, like, a lot of foam.
That feels wrong.
Oh, my gosh. Okay.
They gave us the least amount
of crates.
HANNAH:
Oh! One crate. Okay.
-Hey, Tucker, hey! Okay.
-Hey-o!
So, let me see.
We'll start from here.
Stop, stop. What?
Why, why, why?
You're doing great.
You're doing great.
Oh, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.
All right.
-All right. You got it.
-Yeah!
-Thank you, sir.
-Appreciate it.
-Here you go.
-Let's go.
-Good luck.
Eric, knock it out the park,
dude.
-Bah!
-Let's go!
-I'm so over this beer.
-Me, too. I'm covered in it.
"Kutná Hora,
known as the Silver City."
-"Silver City."
[sighs]
-Let's go.
-TAYLOR: Let's go, let's ride.
KYLAND:
Okay, so we're looking
for the Subertova.
That is right after
the three bridges,
so I'm counting
not that one behind us. Um...
TAYLOR:
Okay.
I got diagnosed
with ADHD in college,
and then after Big Brother,
I ended up getting diagnosed
on the spectrum,
the autism spectrum,
and I was like, "Oh, okay.
This makes sense," like
with how my brain works.
So you want me
to turn left here?
-Yes.
-Okay.
KYLAND: One thing that can be
common for a lot of people
on the spectrum,
myself included, is
interpreting things
in a literal way.
TAYLOR:
We can stop at the gas station.
-Gas station? Where?
-That we just passed
on the left.
Oh, you want me to U-turn?
[turn signal clicking]
I was just gonna go left
towards the town.
TAYLOR:
Then you have me,
who speaks in metaphors
and in this way all the time.
Not all the time?
Are you gonna...?
-Yeah. Yeah. See?
-No.
TAYLOR:
That comes
into conflict sometimes.
KYLAND:
That's something that
we're figuring out together.
I'm thinking maybe...
just making the left...
-That's fine. Let's just...
-...towards people, but...
-That's fine.
-I can do the gas station.
-I'll try it.
-Okay.
NATALIE: Wow. This is
a very small, small town.
Okay, can you see signs?
JAG:
Ah, right there. Got it.
NATALIE:
There we go.
"Drive through the main gate
under the arch
and park
in the marked parking lot."
JAG:
Parking is right here. Okay.
JAS:
And then let's run out.
-STEPHANIE: Nat, run.
-NATALIE: Come on, guys.
JAS:
Okay, come on.
STEPHANIE:
Team Train Wreck, let's go!
JAG [laughing]:
Oh.
STEPHANIE:
Oh, my God.
NATALIE:
Oh, crap.
-STEPHANIE:
You got this, Natis. Come on.
-JAG: Let's do it.
Route Info. "Plow a field
to find your next clue."
Plowing has been the backbone
of agriculture
for more than 10,000 years,
something teams will experience
when they use a Czech-designed
ruchadlo.
While one person pulls the plow,
the other steers it
to create furrows,
turning up the earth
to find a clue
hidden in the soil.
Seems like it's going to be
needle in the haystack, guys.
NATALIE:
My shoes are huge.
Come on.
This is going to be tough.
STEPHANIE:
All right, boys.
I am a farmer.
-My horse.
-[whinnies]
-NATALIE: Ah. I see. [whinnies]
-[Jas and Jag whinnying]
Yeah.
STEPHANIE: Okay, belt buckle
in the back, Nat.
-MAN: Okay?
-Okay.
-Just cross in the front?
-Through his undercarriage.
-STEPHANIE: Through the back,
like a thong.
Under and over.
-[whinnies]
-There's a horse!
-Giddyap, horsey!
-Whoo!
-All right.
Buckle me?
I thought
this was gonna include horses.
-This is actual horsepower.
-Like, he's my horse.
Did you understand
how to get the clue?
-STEPHANIE:
Yeah, I'm gonna plow it.
-JAS: Okay.
Plow.
STEPHANIE:
Oh, my God.
JAS:
Wait, Jaga.
-Let's start on the right,
not the middle.
-Okay. Okay.
NATALIE:
Yeah, start to the right.
JAS:
Okay, go.
We grew up in a small town,
and there's a lot
of farms around us.
We personally never farmed.
Don't have farming experience
at all.
But maybe
it was, like, secondhand.
-How far?
-It's still pretty far.
JAG:
I think, like, everyone
in our hometown was
with us in spirit.
[Jas laughs]
NATALIE: We got to plow
to the right. Okay, now go.
-I'm pushing it, too.
-Okay.
-Okay, I got a strategy.
-Okay.
This is a big equalizer.
I have two finished.
I have ten more to go.
I think I understand, so I'm
feeling much better about it.
KRISTINE:
Kutná Hora. This is it.
RUBINA:
Yes. This has to be it.
-Main gate. Main gate. Go in.
-Yay!
Wait! Okay, that's what it is.
You have to release the...
Never mind.
That's not what it is.
-That's not what it is.
Never mind.
-[laughter]
-I'm feeling tapped out.
-[laughs]
That's okay.
-They gave us two.
Okay, two crates.
-Yeah, two.
Slower is better.
That's so hard for me.
-This is so hard.
-No, for real.
I think I have
to do something that I've done
a lot of times already before
as a bartender.
Tap the keg, fill beer bottles.
Okay, I'm ready for the bubbles.
Simone,
that one didn't have bubbles.
-SIMONE: Hey!
-Okay, yes, yes.
But I'm... Oh!
That's fun. [laughs]
You have to turn this off.
Learned my lesson.
You have to turn...
[laughs]
That's okay. That's okay.
[sputters]
Winning the race for us
would be such a testament
to sisterhood.
I'm more afraid of regret
than I am
of real tangible things.
I don't want to ever say,
"I wish I did that."
-Don't be afraid to fail.
Be excited to try.
-Mm-hmm.
If I'm going
to have the opportunity
to laugh or cry about something,
I'm definitely going to laugh.
Whoo! Let's go.
KAT: So we got
to find directions first.
ALEX:
These names are insane.
KAT: These are hard
to say with a little bit
-of a Texas twang.
-Yeah.
Poludas... Pol... Podolská.
Left on Podolská.
-That's close enough.
-Close enough.
Something a lot of people
have said that is really
humbling to me is,
they like me a lot more
since I started dating Alex.
Our upbringings
were very different.
I grew up in dance, in pageants.
I went to a private school.
I come from
a very privileged background.
ALEX:
Growing up, I was never
in any kids' activities.
My parents would never put me
in any of that stuff.
You know,
they were always working.
-But we balance each other
out really well.
-We do.
We're on the way, I think.
-No, this is right.
Podolská. Yeah.
-Okay.
Left at "Sportorku."
Where is it?
ADAM:
You don't see any
of these signs?
No. Let's stop
and get our own directions.
I mean, these were great,
but now that we're in, like,
somewhat
of a different setting...
We'll get
this navigation thing down.
Excuse me.
Do you have a phone?
We need directions.
Thank you. Do you mind?
I'm gonna write it down
really fast.
-Mm-hmm.
-Thank you.
Right on 32/74.
-Thank you so much. Thank you.
-Thank you so much.
ADAM:
So we weregoing the right way.
We should have
stayed going straight.
Hopefully, Natalie and Stephanie
and Jas and Jag are still there
and Eric and Tucker
are not there.
ERIC:
Wow. So there's only
two teams here.
There were three ahead of us
when we left.
-Over here, Tucker.
-Ah! [laughs]
ERIC:
Oh, let's get it.
JAG:
Tucker and Eric just showed up.
-JAS: Go.
-Strong team.
JAS: Oh, this is bad.
God, they caught up.
ERIC:
Route Info.
"Plow a field
to find your next clue."
-STEPHANIE: Lift it!
-NATALIE: Okay.
Steph, just keep talking to me
'cause this is really heavy
for me, too.
[groans]
Oh, got it. Got it.
-NATALIE: You found it?
-Yeah.
Go right through the middle.
-The middle?
-It's pretty obvious.
It's on a net.
Go right through the middle.
Hold on.
It's stuck.
-Right there, right there,
right there!
-We got it!
We got it! Okay.
-Okay.
-Go.
-Good job, sissy.
-Let's go.
-JAG: You guys beat
-Joseph and Adam?
-I guess!
-ERIC: Good job, you guys!
Good job!
-TUCKER: Good job!
-Route Info.
-Route Info.
JAG: "Drive to Zimní Stadion,
Kutná Hora
to find your next clue."
-Okay, let's go.
-NATALIE: Okay. Route Info.
"Drive to Zimní Stadium."
-[horn tooting]
-ADAM: Jag and Jas
are still here.
Oh! Of course
they're leaving while we...
-All right, let's go. Let's go.
-We got to check in with them.
Put your plow in the middle and
run through as fast as you can.
-Joseph, come on!
-Natalie, Stephanie.
-We made it.
Thank you guys so much.
-You saw it? You saw it?
Okay, what did it say?
We saw a sign that said Kutná
Hora the other way, remember?
That's where
we're taking you first.
ADAM: "Plow a field
to find your next clue."
Okay, let's go.
We're feeling good.
-I'm pretty sure that's
Tucker and Eric over here.
-Yeah.
I can make it all the way down
for sure.
ERIC:
Yeah, I mean,
this side's no walk in the park.
I'm... Dude,
I'm pushing over here, too.
[whinnies]
RUBINA:
The thing
I feel good about is that
there are still teams behind us,
so that's fine.
I don't want to have
to do this more than once.
[sputters, snorts]
You got this!
-Okay.
-PAIGE: That's my girl.
Let's... go, baby.
Okay. Awesome.
Hey, great job.
-That's for you.
-Thank you so much.
-And good luck.
-Way to go, Izzy.
-Let's go, baby.
-Let's go. Let's go.
-Thank you. Thank you.
One more block,
then we get directions, Chels?
I... I'm waiting
for you to pull over.
CHELSIE:
Excuse me.
We need some directions.
Kutná Hora?
Yeah, that's it.
Yeah, you keep going that way.
-So it's this way, to the left.
-Okay, so we missed it.
[dog whines]
JACK:
Hopefully, everybody else
is just as confused,
and we can get there
and make up some time.
TAYLOR: You know, I just assume
that no matter what, even though
we have taken our time trying
to figure out how to get
to the freeway,
we're still ahead
of at least one other team.
Good job.
[gasps]
Matt and Megan are behind us.
All right, you're the worst
liar. You're the worst.
[laughs]
Kat...
"Make your way on foot
to the parking lot."
-Parking lot.
-It's either
on the right or the left.
MEGAN: We've been together
for six years.
Ah, I found it! [laughs]
A lot of people see
our relationship,
and they think
it's very surface level,
and they don't really see
the deeper relationship
that we have.
Here we go, babe. You got this.
You're like my other half,
genuinely.
I'm a lot less stressed
than our first leg.
The fear of being in last
no longer exists because we are.
We work really well together
'cause we both don't really
get frustrated that much.
If anything, we've learned that
being cool, calm and collected
is, like, so much easier
than being stressed.
-ERIC: Ugh!
-Looks like they found theirs
right around here.
By the way, I'm pushing
like crazy over here.
Oh, we got it. We got it,
we got it, we got it, we got it.
-[whinnies] Yep.
-We found our clue, baby.
We're ready for it, baby!
Let's go!
Oh, my God, this ishard.
Poor horses.
Give me a sugar cube!
-SIMONE: Whoo!
-Check, please.
[laughs, snorts]
I don't know if anyone's going
to hire me after this.
-Good.
-Dekuju.
-Good. You passed. You got it.
-Oh. Dekuju.
-Thank you. Thank you.
-Yeah. Congrats.
-Thank you so much. Thank you.
-Have fun. Good luck.
-Good job, guys!
-KRISTINE: Best of luck, guys.
Best of luck, guys!
Go k*ll it!
KRISTINE:
Good job, guys.
-Oh, my God.
-Yeah.
Keep plowing.
I'm-I'm pushing.
Yeah, I'm trying. [panting]
Hey.
-Yes! Yes!
-Yeah!
Man, if I had to go back
and forth one more time...
-[grunts]
-Yes.
Let's go, baby!
So it looks like
we want to go that way, yeah?
Yeah, I guess.
First left, not curve, and then
a diagonal right like that.
-Yes.
-Perfect.
-Do you need the key?
-Yes, it doesn't detect it,
-and it's hot in here.
-[bell dings]
Oh, my God.
Joseph,
I don't have the key back here.
Did you dump out the bag?
-It has to be here.
-You got it?
ADAM:
No, it's not here.
JOSEPH:
It's not a good sign, Adam.
Maybe we got to check the field.
ADAM:
No way.
JOSEPH:
What if it's not anywhere here?
-Where would it have gone?
-I don't know, Joseph.
Let's check the plow.
JOSEPH:
Dude, we can't be
running up and down.
ADAM: Well, we have to, Joseph.
I don't know what to tell you.
JOSEPH:
Our car keys are missing, and
we might lose our dream
right now.
Our game might be over.
This is bad.
JOSEPH: Adam can't find
where he put the car key,
which is a major problem.
Check all the way to the end.
JOSEPH:
It's not here, Adam.
It's not here.
Let's go back to the car.
Oh, my God!
Yes! Whoo!
Let's go!
[laughing]:
Yes!
Needle in the haystack, baby!
Whoo!
There's a clue box.
I see a clue box.
-Oh, there it is.
-NATALIE: Yeah, we're here.
Roadblock.
Another Roadblock.
"Who wants to light the lamp?"
The Czech Republic is
an ice hockey powerhouse,
having won numerous
world championships and gold
at the Olympics.
After suiting up
in about 20 pounds
of protective gear,
teams must receive a pass
from a pro,
then take a shot on goal.
Not so easy
when 90% of it is covered up.
But once they've lit the lamp,
they'll get a clue
from the referee.
[horn blows]
I will light the lamp.
-I have to do it.
-Open it.
-Right there, right there...
-Marked. The marked path...
-STEPHANIE: You got this, Nat!
-NATALIE: There's a locker room.
STEPHANIE:
Oh.
JAS:
Wow.
STEPHANIE:
I would have loved
to do this one.
I've never done this before.
I've ice-skated
a little bit before.
I would say
I'm pretty excited for this.
I don't ice-skate,
but the jersey was so cute
-'cause it had my name on it.
-STEPHANIE: It was a little
oversized around the legs.
It was oversized,
but you know what?
I still looked cute.
[cheering]
[whistle blows]
JAS:
You got this! Come on!
[indistinct shouting]
He's already looking
a little wobbly on those skates.
Let's go. Come on, come on,
come on. Nice and easy. Get...
-What?
-Oh, you missed it.
-[whistle blows]
JAG:
I don't know how to turn around.
JAS:
You got this. You got this.
You got this.
-Okay.
-[whistle blows]
-And go.
Let's go. Come on.
Come on. Come on.
Oh.
JAS:
Come on. Come on.
Nice and easy. Nice and easy.
-[horn blows]
-[cheering]
-Let's go!
-JAG: Let's go!
-JAS: Let's go!
-Let's go!
-Good job.
-Thank you.
JAG: What we got was not a clue
to rip open.
We got a coin
that had a building on it,
and it said Zámek Kacina.
-This is where
we need to go now.
-Yeah.
The architectural treasures
here in Kutná Hora all exist
because of the discovery
of silver here
in the 13th century.
No expense was spared
in the building
of the Kacina Château,
which boasts
this multileveled library
and now the Pit Stop
for this leg of the race.
The last team to check in here
will be eliminated.
Wow! This was definitely
the Roadblock for him.
[whistle blows]
STEPHANIE:
You got this, Nat!
Steph, I don't know
how to skate.
I do not know how to ice-skate.
I've never played
ice hockey before,
so I was hoping and praying
that it went well for me.
JAG:
Come on, girl.
[whistle blows]
Oh. Nat, you're right there!
You almost got it!
Hopefully, that gives us a lead
over Tucker and Eric.
BOTH:
"Who wants to light the lamp?"
-Tucker does.
-Done. Enough said.
-[whistle blows]
-STEPHANIE: Nat!
Same thing. Take your time.
JAS:
Come on. Come on, Nat.
Come on, Nat. Come on, Nat.
Come on, Nat! Come on, Nat!
-Yeah!
-[horn blows]
Whoo!
-JAS: Yeah!
-STEPHANIE: Whoo!
-JAS: Let's go!
-STEPHANIE: Natalie!
-Thank you!
-Oh. Ah. Thank you.
-JAS: Let's go!
Go! Go get changed!
Go get changed!
-Here you go.
-STEPHANIE: Oh.
JAS:
Yeah!
-Oh. They did it.
They did that so quick.
-Oh.
-Okay, let's go.
-Okay. This is our clue.
-What is that?
-A coin.
This is where we're going.
So we're still playing catch-up,
but we are very close.
So, it's Natalie's birthday
tomorrow.
And so we might just give this
first to Natalie and Stephanie
as a happy birthday to Natalie,
even though we can beat 'em
there, even though we can...
But more importantly,
it's because Natalie and
Stephanie could have beat us.
-They waited for us
for directions after...
-Excuse me.
We have a question
for directions,
if you could help us, please?
Do you have a phone we can use
for directions to Zámek Kacina?
We're getting the... And then
take the first roundabout.
It's gonna be a big building
that probably looks like this.
JAG:
Do you guys want
to just follow us?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Can we? Is that okay?
-Yeah.
We're hoping to get there fast.
We jumped ahead of somebody
else. Nobody showed up.
-CHELSIE:
It's here, on the left, I think.
-Right there?
CHELSIE:
Yep, that's it.
-Parking.
-Yep.
-Doing good!
-RUBINA: I'm gonna try.
KRISTINE:
Good job.
-You want to do it?
-I'll do it...
KRISTINE:
Chelsie and her dad are coming.
-Okay, you nailed it.
-Yeah?
-Mm-hmm.
-Yay!
-Yay!
-Yay, thank you so much.
-Good luck.
-Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
-And bye.
-Bye, bye, bye.
-Yeah!
-Hey, guys!
-JACK: Bye. Bye.
CHELSIE:
"Three crates.
Follow the marked path
to the Driver's Seat.
If you arrive..."
So I got to fill three.
I think my dad will handle it
well, so we'll see how it goes.
Ooh.
All right.
[whistle blows]
ERIC:
Let's go, Tucker!
-Ooh!
-ERIC: Ooh.
So close.
Tucker's really good at skating.
Everyone grew up ice-skating,
so I'm hoping
it's like riding a bike
and Tucker can kind of score
this goal pretty quickly here.
[Tucker exclaims]
ERIC:
All right, all right.
But thankfully,
no other teams are here,
so he can just keep firing away.
-ERIC: Oh!
-TUCKER: Ah!
-Right here, right here,
right here.
-Nice.
IZZY:
This way.
Oh, there's a clue box.
-Six behind us.
-Ready.
"Plow a field
to find your next clue."
-Okay.
-Excellent.
-What's up?
-Hey, guys.
-Hey.
-Hey.
-"Plow a field
to find your next clue."
-Oh.
-PAIGE: You're watching
for a clue, okay?
-Okay.
PAIGE:
Keep us centered, okay?
Right in the middle.
[grunts]
Stop. This is tiring as hell.
[whistle blows]
ERIC:
You got this, Tuck.
Ooh! So close.
-[whistle blows]
-All right, this one's it.
-There it is, baby!
-TUCKER:
That's what I'm talking about!
-Good job.
-Thank you.
ERIC:
All right, Tuck?
-That's where we got to go.
-Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool...
-NATALIE: Run!
-STEPHANIE: Okay.
-JAG: Go, go, go.
-Keep going.
-JAS: There's Phil.
There's Phil.
Hurry. [laughs]
NATALIE:
Do you guys want to give us
first so that you don't...?
-Happy birthday.
-So you... Oh, my...
You got it. And thank you for...
NATALIE:
Oh, my God, I love you guys.
-I love you both.
-Happy birthday.
NATALIE:
Are you really giving this
to me for my birthday?
-Oh, my God.
-KEOGHAN:
It's your birthday today?
-Tomorrow.
-Tomorrow.
-Tomorrow?
-NATALIE: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Hello. Welcome to Kutná Hora.
-Hi. Thank you.
-Thank you for having us.
-Thank you so much.
Jag and Jas,
you gave up first place.
Natalie and Stephanie,
I'm pleased
to tell you,
you are team number one.
-Yes!
-Yes!
-Thank you guys.
-Thank you guys.
-We appreciate it, man.
-I'm proud of you guys.
Team Train Wreck.
As the winners
of this leg of the race,
-you've won $2,500 each.
-NATALIE: Yes.
KEOGHAN:
And you can enjoy that
after the race.
Jag and Jas, that would make you
team number two.
-Number two! Let's go!
-Let's go.
This alliance means
something to you.
There's gonna be U-Turns,
there's gonna be
all this stuff going on,
and that's why it helps
to have these loyal friends
in our corner, and we can all
just help each other out.
-Happy birthday, Natalie.
-Yeah.
They've really been
fighting hard for a first,
so we knew
they really wanted this.
But also,
the cherry on top of that
is, like, strategically,
it takes some heat off of us.
Two firsts and a second
is slightly less scary
-than three firsts.
-Than three firsts.
JAS:
And an Express Pass.
-Thank you.
-KEOGHAN: Happy birthday
for tomorrow.
Hope you find some cake.
-I found it. Let's go.
-PAIGE: Let's go.
-Good job.
-Let's go.
SIMONE: All right,
whenever you are, Hannah.
Okay. Wait.
What-what am I supposed to do?
-Oh, just like this?
-Uh-huh.
-There we go.
-Oh, I think
I'm the one plowing,
-you're the one guiding me.
-Yeah, exactly.
Definitely harder
than I anticipated.
-Oh, wait. Found it.
-SIMONE: Found it?
-HANNAH: Yep.
-Hey!
HANNAH:
Okay, awesome. That was cool.
SIMONE:
I know, right?
Go, Joseph!
JOSEPH:
I don't know how to skate.
Oh, yeah!
-[whistle blows]
-My friend, here.
There it is, Joseph.
-JOSEPH: Oh!
-ADAM: Okay, that's all right.
Wayne Gretzky who?
This is what I get
for working at the store
instead of playing sports.
Growing up, I didn't have
any opportunity to play sports.
I went straight to work as a
cashier in the family business,
but because
of the age gap with Adam,
I didn't want him
to share that same experience.
So I always forced Adam,
especially because
it would be good for his health,
to engage in sports.
I feel like a baby
trying to walk.
-Second time you hit it,
so, not bad.
-Damn it.
[sighs]
I should get comfortable,
though.
RUBINA:
"Kostel sv. Anny."
It seems like it's gonna be
in this town ahead.
KRISTINE:
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You really have
to be looking at everything.
KRISTINE:
Yeah.
This is so hard.
-I need help,
'cause I'm looking at the...
-I'm looking. I'm looking.
I didn't see anything.
KAT:
Our goal today is just
to catch up
with the rest of the pack.
And then we can,
we can be back in this.
We know that we're coming up
to this Driver's Seat situation.
The crazy thing
about, like, playing
with Big Brotherplayers
is, like,
these people wanting
to play strategically.
You know, on Big Brother,
not getting blood on your hands
is a big thing.
MATT:
Until Big Brotherweek three,
I was in last place, basically.
They were ready to kick me out.
I became H.O.H. and I coasted
for the whole damn season,
basically, winning comps.
So, if we can translate that
from week three to leg three,
well, then,
we should be good to go.
We'll be in first place
in no time.
-We'll manifest it.
-Yup.
ERIC:
Oh, yeah, let's go there, baby.
Yeah, baby.
Tucker and Eric,
I'm pleased to tell you,
you are team number three today.
-Yeah! Let's go!
-Let's go!
Ah, we're chipping away.
[whistle blows]
Come on, please.
No!
Edge of my seat.
It's like watching
a professional player work.
Look at this goal!
Okay, maybe not that goal.
ADAM: Oh, my God!
Look how close you are!
-Yeah!
-Yeah!
-[horn blows]
-Yeah!
-Yeah!
Ah!
-Thank you! Thank you so much.
-Let's go!
Thank you!
That's my older brother.
JOSEPH:
Izzy! Paige!
-Let's go.
-Nice job, boys!
IZZY:
All right.
I can do it. I can do it.
Trust yourself, okay?
-Okay.
-Ooh, it's cold.
-All right.
-Simone knows how to skate.
I know how to skate.
I have balance.
-I'm feeling good about this.
-Yes, okay.
-Yes. [screams]
-Okay.
You know the worst part
about this?
I can't drink the beer!
This is what happens
when you take your dad across...
the globe.
He just gets weird.
You know what I'm saying?
-Pull through the gate.
-Parking.
-Marked parking.
-The designated marked parking.
There's a clue box.
-All right.
-Do it.
I'm gonna do the Roadblock.
TAYLOR:
We do have the Express Pass.
KYLAND:
But we don't want
to be in a position
where we have to use it.
-Oh, two crates.
-TAYLOR: Oh, okay.
-Okay. Thanks, Nat.
-Awesome.
CHELSIE: Hurry up, Dad.
Another team is showing up.
-Let's go.
-That's okay. I'm almost done.
Mind if I come next to you
over here, Jack?
Yes, let's do it.
-All right.
-Good to see you.
-Good to see you.
-Good to see you.
We're still in it, dude.
RUBINA:
Oh, God, I hope
we're still going
in the right direction.
I feel like we passed it.
Is there, like,
a gas station up ahead?
KRISTINE:
Excuse me.
Do you speak English?
RUBINA:
Do you have a phone
we can look up directions?
Okay, one kilometer,
to the right?
-Thank you.
-Okay. That's all we can do.
-Oh, man,
this is a hard country.
-RUBINA: This is hard.
This is probably the most
stressed out I've felt.
-Oh.
-Well, it's fine, Pulan.
I know. I'm just... I feel...
Why? Why? Why?
-I'm just stressed out.
I feel bad.
-Why? It's fine.
-You don't need to...
-I don't know where I'm going.
-I feel like...
-You don't need to feel bad.
...we're just going around
in circles.
Well, we don't know
where we're going. It's okay.
-I know.
-It's okay.
I hate the way I feel right now.
Here, pull over, pull over.
Why don't you take a second?
-No, I just...
-Let me... let me get
in the driver's seat.
I can't help.
I don't know what I'm...
I just feel ....
-Why? Wait. Calm down.
-Because I don't want
to do this.
What do you mean,
you don't want to do this?
I don't want to... I don't want
to make a big deal out of it.
-Huh?
-I don't want to make a big deal
out of this right now.
-I just am feeling stressed out.
-You don't want to...
-Okay.
-And it's very rare
that I feel this way.
I just am feeling stressed out.
-Okay.
-And it's very rare
that I feel this way.
It's been years since
I've felt that kind of stress.
Where I was just going down
a dark path in my brain,
like, "Oh, no,
it'll be all my fault."
I'm not even that girl anymore.
If it really only affects me,
I don't feel as bad.
But the pressure of this,
because
there's you involved,
it makes it so different,
when I'm affecting
someone else's chances.
-I'm sorry.
-You're fine.
KRISTINE:
We don't know where we're going.
We're in a completely
different country.
I just feel so useless. Like...
How can you know where to go?
RUBINA:
I always say, "Cry and rally."
There's the "puke and rally,"
if you've ever been in college,
but there's also
the cry and rally
as an adult woman in your 30s
onThe Amazing Race.
-There's people running
that way.
-Where?
KRISTINE:
So that's probably it.
-Oh, my God. Ugh!
-Yay! See? We're fine.
Thank God.
I think it was, like,
that big building over there.
So, let's go.
ADAM [laughing]:
Phil! Phil?
-Oh, God. Phil.
-Ah. Phil!
Joseph and Adam,
I'm pleased to tell you
that you are team number--
What would you like?
-We'd like a one, but...
-But we'll take a four.
I'll give you a four.
-Yeah!
-Yeah! [laughing]
-It doesn't say
Kostel de Anny anywhere.
-Anywhere.
-This must be the next thing.
-Yeah.
This must...
this might be the Pit Stop.
KRISTINE:
This is not it.
RUBINA: Maybe we keep going back
in the direction we were going?
KRISTINE:
Those other teams still have
to make it to the brewery.
We didn't see anybody else
there, so...
Who knows
when they're even gonna make it
-to the brewery?
-Mm-hmm.
We've been in fight-or-flight
mode this entire time.
I just-- I, I need a break.
I need to,
I need to know what it...
what it's like
to place higher than tenth.
-Love ya.
-Love ya.
[Matt chuckles]
I call her my other half
for a reason.
I don't know what the hell
I was doing before I met her.
-'Cause I have your other half
of your brain.
-[laughing]: Yeah.
-Yeah.
-[laughs]
Yes.
-[whistle blows]
-Simone's doing the Roadblock,
-and I'm so thankful...
-[Simone screams]
because Simone actually knows
how to skate.
She's taken
ice-skating lessons before.
She has really good balance.
She's a trained dancer.
-Ah. That's okay. [laughs]
-HANNAH: Ah! [laughs]
Picture-perfect finish.
Again?
Baby,
I'm gonna tell you I love you
and then I'm gonna be quiet.
-Okay?
-PAIGE: Okay. I love you.
I love you. You got this.
-She doesn't like when she...
-I'm the same way.
[whistle blows]
SIMONE:
That's okay.
HANNAH:
That's okay, Simone.
[whistle blows]
IZZY:
That's okay.
[whistle blows]
-[whistle blows]
-IZZY: She's not
a sports person.
PAIGE:
Okay, okay.
So close.
You learned a lot from that one.
-I can do this. I can do this.
-IZZY: Yeah.
Wait. Wait, wait, wait.
-There's an arrow over there.
-Yay!
KRISTINE:
Yay. We totally missed it.
It's such a small arrow.
-[Rubina sputters]
-"Follow the marked path
from here."
-RUBINA: Oh, here! Arrow!
-Nice.
Looks like there's still a lot
of unused boots.
KRISTINE: There's still a lot
of boots here!
-There's a lot of boots!
-KRISTINE: Yes!
RUBINA:
Yay!
Yeah, Simone!
-[horn blows]
-[cheering]
Thank you so much, everybody.
Paige, go k*ll it.
-Oh, whoa!
And she did the splits!
-SIMONE: Thank you.
-Oh, my gosh.
-I did the splits.
HANNAH: Simone, get changed.
Get changed.
You're amazing.
[whistle blows]
I'm trying not
to say too much encouragement,
'cause she doesn't
really want that either.
I'm not very good
at being quiet.
Yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes, yes.
-[horn blows]
-Yes, baby!
Yes!
That's my girl.
That was so good.
-Are you kidding?
-Thank you so much.
IZZY:
Let's go, baby.
Last one. Last one.
Hoping we're gonna...
[laughs]
All right. We're getting there.
-CHELSIE: Yay, Dad!
-All right, brewmaster.
-Hello. Okay.
-CHELSIE: Is that it?
Yes, Dad.
-Are you done?
-Are we there?
-Can I have one? [laughs]
-Okay. Okay.
-You can check.
-Okay.
I'm trying to find the optimal,
like, combination of speed
and, like, finesse.
-You guys are awesome.
-That is good. You are good.
-Whoo!
-Congrats.
-Ah. Thank you! Let's go.
-Good.
-Just don't leave.
Here's your clue.
-Yes, I can't leave. Okay.
-Good luck.
-Thank you.
-Appreciate it, brewmaster.
-Thank you.
We're gonna have some suds here.
I have full faith and confidence
in Kyland, also.
He's, like...
Attention to detail is his jam.
I love a good process
and being methodical
about something.
It means that I rarely have
to redo my work.
-Oh. Ah! We're still ahead!
-Oh, God. Oh, my gosh.
We're still ahead, we're still
ahead, we're still ahead.
-"Who's feeling tapped out?"
-I think this is all you, baby.
It's a brewery,
you love drinking.
There's a lot of finesse
that I'm learning,
so that's
what's taking me a minute.
We both know
there's no margin for error,
and it's good to see him
actually applying that. Oh, God.
KAT:
They gave us two crates.
So I'm not completely mad
at them, but they-they're...
I'll let it go.
Okay, another team's here,
so we need to keep moving.
I've never seen Alex
bottle any beer before.
I've just seen him empty a beer.
But, like, it can't be
that much more difficult, right?
I have no idea what I'm doing.
Welcome to Kutná Hora.
You are team number five.
-Yay!
-Yay!
RUBINA:
There's only so much
horsepower I can give this.
KRISTINE:
She volunteered to be the horse.
-RUBINA: Yeah.
-And it looked
-really hard.
-It was hard.
I'm a miniature horse.
It's hard,
but I got to do it anyway.
I have a tattoo
that says, "Do it anyway."
So... I'm gonna do it.
Wait. I see something!
Got it. It's right here.
-It's right here.
-Yes. Yes!
-KRISTINE: Good job.
-RUBINA: It was so hard.
We did it.
Oh, my God, that was so hard.
-Oh, I'm still attached.
-Oh, sh**t.
Holy moly.
Let's go.
PAIGE:
Hi, Phil.
Izzy and Paige,
you're team number six.
That was the plan
all along, Phil.
Nothing but consistent, Phil.
We might
open up our own brewery.
Kyland and Alex Brewery
coming up.
Whoo, there we go.
-It was easy, right?
-No.
-That was not right.
-KAT: Come on, Alex.
You got this!
At least you only have
two crates and not three.
Ah, I think you did it.
-Yes! What do we...?
-Yes! Yes!
-Congrats.
-Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
-Thank you.
-Here's your clue.
-Thank you.
-Thank you very much.
-TAYLOR: Thank you.
KAT:
You got this, Alex.
ALEX:
Megan and Matt are still
definitely behind us.
I don't know how far.
KAT:
Keep going.
Slow and steady wins the race.
JACK:
All right, here we go.
"Plow a field
to find your next clue."
Probably wear the gloves
and boots.
JACK:
Yeah, I'm playing the mule.
We're dads.
We're always the mules, right?
Okay, you ready?
-How do I do this?
-No, I'll pull you.
-CHELSIE: Oh.
-Got to be somewhere
sitting right in the dirt 'cause
that thing is picking up, right?
No, put that in the dirt.
-That's got to... Yes.
-CHELSIE: Go. Go. Go.
JACK:
That's got to stay in the dirt.
Don't put it too deep.
That's it.
Let's go!
It says Kristine. Oh, my God.
What a cool jersey.
You look so cute.
You got this.
[whistle blows]
She has to pass it?
Oh, she's actually
playing a game of hockey.
KRISTINE:
sh**t.
RUBINA:
You're okay, Pulan.
Get your bearings.
It's all good.
-[horn blows]
-[screaming]
-Her first try!
-[Kristine laughs]
[yelling]
-RUBINA: Oh, my God.
-It only took...
-One try.
-[Kristine laughing]
[laughing]: Yeah.
-Thank you.
-Yeah. We have a coin?
-I guess so.
-What the heck?!
I knew she had this!
ALEX:
Right now
I'm just focusing
on what I can do.
-How's it looking?
-Ah, it's going.
That's definitely...
I was dumping the beer because
it would get so foamy, and
I knew
that wasn't gonna be accepted.
So, whenever it wouldn't
reach that level,
I just had to dump it
and start all over again.
KAT:
I do hope
that Matt and Megan
are lost right now.
MEGAN:
Oh, cramp, cramp, cramp.
I ran too fast.
-"Who's feeling tapped out?"
-I'm feeling tapped out.
All right, then you do it.
Just stay locked in...
You got this.
ALEX:
All right,
let's see what they gave us.
-MEGAN: What did we get?
-We got two crates,
which is not very bad.
I think I'm doing okay, babe.
MATT:
How are you, Alex?
Having a good day?
Good, man.
Just smelling like beer.
[laughing]:
Yeah, honestly.
I think I got it.
I don't.
Having Megan and Matt there
definitely put the pressure up
a little bit.
But I just do good
under pressure.
And we've been dealing
with this pressure this entire
-three legs.
-Yeah.
I have no idea
if he's doing good or bad.
-How you doing, babe?
-KAT: Good.
We're just hopefully
just going to get this done
as fast as possible,
whip through it,
and then on to the next thing.
Sorry.
Yikes, dude.
What am I supposed
to do about this?
No, keep going. My bad. [laughs]
Uh... [laughs]
Okay, I think
I'm gonna take this thing off.
Um, what was I saying?
This is tough.
This might be the way.
I-I-I have no idea.
[Megan laughs]
Oh, he's gonna smell so bad.
I do not want
to be last right now.
KAT:
Every time he empties it
-completely, I'm like, why?
-That's what I'm worried about.
-'Cause Matt's not doing that.
-Yeah, like,
"Why are you emptying it
completely?"
ALEX:
Ugh.
Like,
why are you pouring it out?
ALEX:
Oh, my gosh.
If you'd like to go
to amazing places
on an amazing race
around the world,
then go to cbs.com/casting
and apply now.
It just makes me nervous
whenever he, like, pours it out.
I keep emptying this out
a little bit, just because
it's so foamy and I don't
want it to be so foamy.
It looks like Alex has been
going a little bit more...
slow and steady,
and Matt's been going
a little more fast and chaotic.
It's not the prettiest
execution, but I'm doing it.
How you doing, babe?
JACK:
You're in the middle, right?
-CHELSIE: Yes.
-See all those plows?
They got to be near there.
Got it.
"Drive to Zimní Stadion, Kutná
Hora to find your next clue."
-JACK: Thanks, guys.
-Thank you so much.
JACK:
Let's go.
KRISTINE:
At least we're for sure
in the right spot.
[both panting]
When you got to the Driver's
Seat today, tell us about that.
So, honestly, when we saw
it was Natalie and Stephanie
who were in the Driver's Seat,
I was, like, really proud
-of them, to be honest.
-We were so excited.
-Yeah, real excited.
-I was like,
"Yes, someone got ahead
-of Jas and Jag."
-Yeah. Yeah.
RUBINA: Yeah,
but it was cool to see that
the biggest amount was
with the boys.
-KRISTINE: Yeah.
-And that just makes sense,
-strategy.
Make it harder for the boys.
-Mm-hmm.
[both laughing]
This definitely reminded me
of some football drills
or some sprint drills
when you're running
with a resistance band,
um, except this is heavier
than a lot of resistance bands.
TAYLOR:
Feels like it.
Let's go, Chels. Balance. Yes,
I'm so glad you chose this one.
Dang it.
I would have broken my ankles,
my knees, my back.
Ah! Dang it!
Yeah.
Wow.
I smell straight up like beer.
-Good job, Alex!
-ALEX: Five more bottles,
and hopefully
I can get a quick check.
MEGAN:
You got this, babe.
Believe it or not,
I think I do got this.
-Oh, I got it!
-Let's go!
-TAYLOR: Oh, my God.
-Okay. Grab it,
grab it, grab it...
"Drive to Zimní Stadion, Kutná
Hora, to find your next clue."
Bye, horsey!
JACK:
You got this.
Count it, baby! Count it!
-[horn blows]
-JACK: Yeah!
-CHELSIE: Yeah!
-Way to go, Chels!
-Thank you so much.
-JACK: Yes!
That's how we do it!
Pressurize that.
Take her off.
Okay, but it's still
at the right point.
Okay, how do I check?
[groans]
KAT:
Go, Alex!
Are you the brewmaster?
-So how was it? Okay?
-It was tough.
Oh, he'sthe brewmaster.
It's a pass.
It's okay.
-You got it.
-Thanks. Thank you. Yes.
-Thank you. Thank you.
-Yes. Here's your clue.
-Yay!
-Thank you so much.
-You can run away.
-Mwah.
-Good luck, man.
-Mmm! Good luck.
Hey.
KAT:
Oh, my God, you k*lled that.
-ALEX: That was tough.
-KAT: I don't have...
Have I got the keys,
or do you have the keys?
-I have 'em.
-You have them? Okay, cool.
One fine.
-This better be the first thing
I did quick.
-Okay.
-[man laughs]
-Let's go.
Hey, dude,
you beat your system.
-We did it?
-Yep. Congrats.
Oh, let's go.
That was fast as hell.
Here's your clue. Okay.
-Let's go.
-Let's go, baby.
-Oh, you're gross.
-All right,
yeah, I believe that.
Hello. Can you help us?
We need directions.
-Thank you so much.
-Thank you, thank you.
ALEX:
Okay.
MATT:
Excuse me. Would you be able
to help us find this?
-Please.
-MEGAN: Wow.
So, back in the direction
we came, huh?
MATT:
So, right now we only have
a few-minute difference
with Kat and Alex.
This is the most put-together
Megan and I have ever been
on a leg.
I think we'll be able
to catch up to everyone
and hopefully not be last.
[whistle blows]
You got it, babe.
You know you got it.
Good job, baby.
Good job.
Boom.
Look at that. Beautiful.
TAYLOR:
Ah.
-[horn blows]
-I got it? Does that count?
-KYLAND: Hey!
-Let's go! Whoo!
-Oh, my God! [whooping]
KYLAND:
Just one? Just one?
-Thank you. Thank you so much.
-KYLAND: You got it. Let's go!
At this point
we are so far behind
that we're just trying to--
sorry-- beat Matt and Megan.
MATT:
Oh, God.
Reading the signs, I just
read them completely wrong
and I took the wrong turn.
MEGAN:
We should have wrote down
some street names.
Well, street signs would help
just so I know, like,
what the exit numbers look like.
Oh, it's so confusing.
ALEX: Okay, this has
to be it right here.
I see it.
KAT:
Good eye.
"Plow a field
to find your next clue."
-Yay! That's so fun.
-Let's do it.
KAT:
All right.
My dad has a garden
and stuff in the back,
so I'm always plowing, but
it's definitely not like this.
Hopefully,
he doesn't see this and thinks
that I can just plow it myself.
Okay.
-ALEX: Keep moving.
-Just keep walking.
ALEX:
Look how much dirt you have.
You got to move it around.
Okay, okay, okay.
All right, okay.
You see how much easier it is?
-KAT: Yeah, keep going straight.
-I'm trying, baby, yeah.
But it's heavy right here.
Babe, if you were the horse,
I think you'd pass out.
JACK [laughs]:
Yes.
How's your day been?
Our challenges, our Roadblocks
we got through fine.
-Yeah?
-It's just getting
to where we need to be.
If we get to where we need
to be faster,
we'd be back on track.
ALEX [exhales]:
Heavy. Heavy.
-Nothing?
-Nothing.
-KAT: Hey, keep going.
-I got to...
-You know how hard this is?
-I'm not trying to say, "Go."
I'm trying to be like, "Keep..."
Like,
I'm trying to be supportive.
Kat, this is really hard.
I'm doing my best
to be supportive.
This is me
cheering for you. Sorry.
[sighs]
-[panting]
-Found it!
-Whoo!
-ALEX: Found it?
Yes.
Whoo!
ALEX:
Thank you, farmer and horse.
MATT:
I don't think we're going
the right way right now.
It does make me nervous
that we're going back
-the way we came.
-Yeah, me, too.
Yeah, let's park right here.
MEGAN:
We're trying to get to here.
MEGAN:
So keep going that way?
MATT:
You ready?
MEGAN:
Yeah, I'm ready.
MATT: All right,
let's get out of here.
MEGAN:
Okay.
KYLAND:
Wow. Holy crap.
KEOGHAN:
Kyland and Taylor,
I'm pleased to tell you
that you're team number nine.
Ooh.
This will be the last time
that you tell us we are...
-we are team number nine.
-Because we're gonna do better.
-TAYLOR: Better.
-The hope is that we can
keep closing the gap.
You got this!
Oh, it says your name
on the back!
ALEX:
Oh, no.
-Yes, look at him go.
-[whistle blows]
This might be a little harder
than I expected.
[whistle blows]
Very hard.
You got this, Alex!
[whistle blows]
ALEX:
When it said scoring a goal,
I thought football, soccer.
I'm like, "I got this."
It's hockey.
I am in trouble.
We have been ice-skating
before, and...
I'm not good.
Remember,
slow and steady wins the race.
I think. I've been saying that
this whole time.
But it turns out,
slow and steady does not win
the race against last.
We jinxed our navigating skills.
MATT:
Some challenges take hours,
so maybe we're just gonna
find people
at a multi-hour competition
and I am just gonna
breeze through it again.
[whistle blows]
That was so close!
[groans]
I just don't want him
to get too frustrated
'cause then
that's when he starts spiraling.
Come on! Dang it!
KAT:
You got this!
[grunts]
KAT:
It's okay. Just stay in it.
-You're so good.
-Babe.
[sighs]
Once he start spiraling,
it's over.
[exhales]
-[whistle blows]
-KAT: You got this!
Just stay focused.
ALEX: It was
physically demanding, falling
and trying to keep my balance
when I don't know how to
in that situation.
And then still having
to sh**t it correctly?
This is not my forte.
-[panting]
-Take your time.
You're getting better!
Oh! Ah, so close!
Ah!
[groans]
Once he gets in a bad mood,
it's all...
[whistle blows]
I don't know
where Matt and Megan are.
I hope that they're lost. I hope
that they're...
I hope they took
a wrong turn somewhere.
I hope they did not
find good directions 'cause
this is a race for a million
dollars, and we are fighting
-to stay alive right now.
-[whistle blows]
Just stay positive.
You've got this. Just stay...
Just stay positive, Alex.
You got this.
Now he's frustrated.
-[horn blows]
-Yeah!
-[Kat screams]
KAT:
Whoo!
Hey! [humming]
-[speaks indistinctly]
-Thank you.
That took a little bit longer
than anticipated, but he did it.
Still no sign of Matt and Megan.
MATT:
We're coming
right back
to where we originally started.
What is meant to be will happen.
I just think maybe
we're people who aren't meant
to win a million dollars,
but, uh...
But we're meant
to go along for the ride.
-[laughs]: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
-[laughs]
-ALEX: Oh, my gosh.
-You want to leave me
waiting here all day?
KAT:
Sorry we're late.
I have a good feeling, though.
-I think
we survived another leg.
-Yeah.
You have survived another leg.
-Yes!
-Yeah! Yay.
You are team number ten.
I'm not pleased to hear
that we're team number ten,
but I'm pleased
to be in the race.
MATT:
Oh, there's Phil.
MEGAN:
Oh, my God, no!
Aah!
-Wow.
-Hi, Phil.
Well, we've ended up
in a nice place together.
-We did. It's...
-Yeah, we have.
Megan and Matt,
I'm sorry to tell you
that all the other teams have
checked in to the Pit Stop.
Unfortunately, you were unable
to complete the course today,
and I am very sorry to tell you
that you have been
eliminated from the race.
-That's all right. [laughs]
-That's okay.
-That's okay.
-At least we have each other.
Yeah, at least
we have each other.
MEGAN: There's more things
in life than money. I think
-the number one thing
in life is love.
-Yeah.
I think we have
a perfect relationship before
the million dollars.
We're going to be fine
without a million dollars.
-Yes.
-We've done it for six years.
MATT:
Whatever place we came in,
whether it was last place
or third-to-last place,
these are experiences
we would never get to have.
MEGAN: This kind of
just secured the fact
that we are
really good together,
and I can't wait to spend
the rest of my life with you.
Absolutely. Likewise. Hey.
-MEGAN: Aah!
-MATT: Oh, my God, Megan.
MEGAN:
Aah! Help me up.
KEOGHAN: Next time
onThe Amazing Race...
Tucker and Eric are puzzled...
I don't know
how to solve a Rubik's Cube.
I think I did it too many times.
Yeah. Yep.
God.
...and Joseph and Adam
get clowned.
-Ah! Ooh.
-Ooh.
Ah!
-Throw it further.
-[squeaks]
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Adventure reality competition franchise in which teams of two people race around the world in competition with other teams.
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