five teams set out from Calcutta, India,
and raced all the way to New Zealand.
Please.
We will do anything to make this flight.
Phil: Kami and Karli fell behind at the airport.
I'm so stressed out right now.
Phil: But a little luck...
and a lot of speed put them back in the game.
Kim: The twins are just too dog-gone fast.
Phil: A fight over driving directions...
Listen to me when I tell you how to go on a map.
Brought Colin and Christie's relationship to a new level.
I stand corrected. I'm wrong.
You're right.
Phil: The bowling moms demonstrated extreme self-doubt...
but exceeded their own expectations.
You're team number two.
Karen: It's the highest we ever finished.
Phil: Chip and Kim toyed with using the yield on the twins.
-Don't do it!-OK.
Then joked about it.
Chip: We're not gonna yield anybody.
Girls, you gotta give me a hug, 'cause we love you.
Phil: Then discovered the joke was on them.
We're in last place now.
Chip: That might have been my biggest mistake in life.
Phil: And the race became a battle for survival
between old rivals.
Kami: We're almost there.
Chip: It's very close.
Phil: In the end, Kami and Karli were eliminated.
Now only four teams remain.
Who will be eliminated next?
Phil: This is New Zealand,
a remote and stunningly beautiful island nation
in the South Pacific.
Its lush and majestic landscape was used to create
the fantastic on-screen world
of the Lord of the Ringstrilogy.
And these same rolling hills
became 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
that allows them to eat,
sleep, and mingle with the other teams.
Will Colin and Christie
continue to breeze by the competition
and stay ahead of the pack?
And will Chip and Kim be able to climb out of last place?
Colin and Christie,
who were the first to arrive at : p.m.,
will depart at : a.m.
Drive yourselves to the Westhaven Marina.
Phil: Teams must now drive themselves miles
to the Westhaven Marina in the city of Auckland.
Once there, they must find a yacht named Hydroflow
and use one of these marked handles to lower their next clue.
OK.
Colin: Christie and I feel confident
that there is no other team that's stronger than us.
I think both of us are very intelligent.
Some of these other teams
make a lot of stupid mistakes.
Christie: We've come in first the last legs.
That's 'cause everybody else sucks.
It's not just that the other teams suck.
I mean, I think we're pretty decent at running the race.
You have $.
OK. Let's go.
Karen: Linda and I
would never have expected to be in second.
Look at the map.
I already know where to go.
Karen: We are in second place, but we are exhausted.
Linda: So, now we're gonna go right, correct?
Yes or no?
Linda, you didn't look at the map.
[Both talking at once]
Go the way you want to go.
Fine. Stop the car.
Give me the map.
OK, look.
Give me the map.
Here's the lake. Here's where we are.
Are you looking?
Are you looking?
I don't want to look at it, Linda.
So, which way do you want to go?
Are you gonna navigate or do you want to drive?
No, you drive.
Then you have to navigate.
I can't do both.
OK? Tell me which way to go.
I don't know, Linda.
Westhaven Marina in Auckland.
OK. Let's go.
Brandon: It's down to the final four.
Everybody wants to win and win it bad.
Nicole: Brandon and I, we're third
and I don't want to be third.
We need to get serious.
We've got to look for a big old yacht.
Westhaven Marina in the city of Auckland.
Let's hit it.
Chip: We're in the last place position.
I am not going to be diplomatic anymore.
Me first. Me first. Me first.
That's how it has to be now.
Forget friends.
You can have friends later.
Christie: Westhaven Marina.
I see it right there.
Colin: Westhaven Marina.
Yeah, baby.
Christie: There it is.
Colin: We had to winch down a pulley
which would bring down our clue.
So, I just pulled it down.
There it is.
It's a roadblock.
Person who performs this task
should have strong arms, strong legs
and no fear of heights.
Phil: A roadblock is a task
that only one person may perform.
In this roadblock, that person has to travel by boat
to the Auckland Harbor Bridge
and climb a -foot ladder
to the girders beneath the roadway.
Then, balancing carefully over the busy harbor,
they must walk these narrow metal planks
to the clue on the other side.
Once they've retrieved their clue,
they'll be lowered back to their partner on the boat below.
Let's go, baby. I'll climb to the top of the mast.
Climb a -foot ladder
to the girders beneath the roadway.
Let's do it.
Colin: You know how great that would be
if we just ran this race up rig. Got in, boom.
Are you all right?
-Yeah. -OK.
Where the hell are we?
Maybe we can ask someone, Linda.
Brandon: Beautiful here, isn't it?
Nicole: Yeah, it is.
Looks like we're getting near some agua.
OK, what we've got is a -foot climb.
OK.
-You ready? -Yep.
Christie: Just take your time, sweetheart.
Don't fall.
Just take your time
'cause we're way ahead of everybody else.
Colin: I know.
Cake.
Colin: I pretty much have no fears
of any heights, any physical challenges.
So I just try to look across and walk across.
All right.
Congratulations, here is your clue.
Now we will cut this off.
You're just going to step off.
Whoo!
Look at the air!
Christie: That was stupid.
Colin: All right. No problem.
Route info:
Fly to the city of Manila in the Philippines.
Phil: Teams must now fly approximately , miles
to the capital city of the Philippines, Manila.
Once there, teams must travel
to the province of Cavite
and get to this motor company
where they'll find their next clue.
If we can get the best flights here, then we're good.
Yee-haw!
Taxi.
OK, let's go to the airport.
Brandon: We're the second team here.
Let's go. Let's go.
-Nicole: Hydroflow, right?-Yeah.
Brandon: See it coming down?
Yeah, it's coming down.
All right. Got it.
-Oh, no. -It's a roadblock!
-That would be you. -Oh, great.
Strong arms and strong legs.
Is that you or is that you?
Well?
All right. I'm doing it.
Climb a -foot ladder
to the girders beneath the roadway.
Oh, God help me.
Here's "a" through "j," baby. Baby?
Kim: We made it.
Do I only see two cars?
Yeah.
I only see two cars, sluba, sluba.
At least we can rest assured
knowing that we won't be butt-last, you know.
The Westhaven Boat Harbor?
-Go that way.-Uh-huh.
On the motorway and get off at Nielsen street.
Nelson?Yeah, Nielsen.
OK, thank you. Get off at Nelson.
Linda: Nelson? OK, good. Perfect.
Christie: International terminal.
Colin: Can you tell me what the fastest flight would be
to get into Manila?
Fastest flight to Manila?
What time does it arrive?
What time does it leave?
-We can make it. -We can do it.
This will be so huge.
It's a : flight. It's in minutes.
That could give us a huge lead on the other teams.
We've just got to tell them it's an emergency.
Uhh, down here.
Nicole: Whoo!
Oh, my gosh.
All right, baby.
Go!
Brandon: I'm getting a little nervous
when I'm about halfway up the ladder.
I'm intimidated by heights.
Christie: We have an emergency.
We are trying to make the : flight.
We don't actually have tickets,
but we can buy them right now.
Oh, good.
What time is it scheduled for?
: a.m.
Oh, my God. There is good luck on our side.
Does this have a connection in Singapore?
How long is it?
Our chances are pretty good
of getting on that flight to Manila?
Roadblock. Oh, God.
You know you're doing it.
That's me. I'm doing it. OK.
Linda: Where is Nelson?
Karen: Found it?
Right here.
Well, Linda, what do you think?
We are last again?
Nicole: Whoo! Let's go! Let's go!
Brandon: I keep my objective
in the forefront of my mind
and I just do what I have to do
without thinking about what's beneath me.
Nicole: Oh, he's already across.
-Holy cow. -All right.
You're going to step off,
and they're going to lower you in.
OK. Holy cow!
Whoo!
Ahhh!
Nicole: Good job, baby.
Come and get me.
Get him!
Don't hurt my boyfriend.
I was scared. I'm not even going to lie.
I've done the catwalk before,
but not like that.
Oh, baby.
All right. Route info.
The Philippines.
-All right. -Awesome.
Kim: So, who you go up there?
Oh, Brandon and Nicki?
Kim: There are Brandon and Nicki.
So, you gotta cross
the girder to receive your clue?
Chip: That's crazy as hell.
I look up and it looks to be
as tall as the Empire State Building.
Don't fall. Be careful.
Chip: I was praying, the blood of Jesus.
Please, Jesus, you got to help me.
Take your time.
Karen: Pier A, Linda.
This is it. OK.
We're the very last ones.
cars are here.
[Whispering] Damn it!
Can you take me to the airport?
Oh, God.
Help me, Jesus.
I can do it.
Linda: Come on, Karen. Reach!
Just rip the bag.
Linda, it won't rip, OK?
Sorry. Sorry!
Uh-oh. It's a roadblock.
Strong arms. Strong legs.
That's you.
He is dying right now.
Thank you, Jesus.
Chip: This is the hardest thing I've done
on The Amazing Race and probably all my life.
Welcome, mate. Now, hold on to here.
-Thank God.-Well done.
I'm gonna cut your cord.
You're doing good, babe.
-Just jump off?-Yeah, step off.
OK.
Whoo!
Ahhh!
Kim: Wow!
[Indistinct]
Kim: Hey, Mr. Strong man.
Fly to the city of Manila.
Kim: Whoo!
Chip: That was so rough.
If the moms--I see them rolling up there now--
if the moms can do this,
they're going to win the race.
I guarantee you the moms ain't gonna be able to do it.
Karen: I think you have to go where the flag is.
Oh, my God, Karen. I don't know.
I can't. I don't know about this.
This one's scary.
To the airport? International airport?
I don't know anything
about the Philippines.
I don't either.
I know it's an island.
Nicole: Thank you so much.
What's the quickest way for me to get to Manila?
Karen: You do heel...
there you go. Toe.
Toe, heel.
Heel.
Now--there you go, girl.
That's it, Linda.
Doing a good job, Linda. You've got it.
Heel.
Toe.
That's it. You're over halfway, Linda.
Heel, toe.
That's it, Linda.
OK.
Oh, my God. I'm spaghetti.
Linda: I can't do this.
That's what's going through my mind.
Way to go, Linda.
Awesome.
All you have to do is just step off.
You're going to make me step off?
This is nuts.
I don't want to look down.
It'll be fine, OK?
No! That's scary.
You guys, are you sure this rope is going to hold?
Come on, Linda.
I can't do this.
What do I do?
-Turn around.-I don't want to swing.
You won't swing. We're just going to lower you.
That's it?
Yeah. You can sit.
It's easier to step off though.
You OK?
You got me?
Are you sure?
That's it, Linda.
I can let go?
Yes.
Good girl!
You look like Peter Pan.
I knew you could do it.
I didn't know I could do it.
Are you kidding me?
Where are we going?
Manila in the Philippines.
Taxi. Taxi, stop.
Kim: Hey, you guys.
How long did it take to you do it?
About minutes.
Was it hard for you?
Yeah, it was hard.
Gosh, I am still shaky. I'm sorry.
You did so good, Linda.
Thank you so much.
Let's go to the counter where we buy some tickets.
You did it for real? All the way up?
Yes!
I got to give it up.
-No---I was so tired.
Brandon: I will go to Hong Kong tonight
and I will sleep in the airport
until the earliest flight in the morning to Manila.
What time does it arrive?
Is this the earliest that gets to Manila?
-That's right.-OK.
We need that same exact thing.
What time does it leave Hong Kong?
Yeah.
-Hi. -Hi.
Where's Colin and Christie?
They are way ahead of us.
So typical.
Where is the transfer desk?
Go all the way.
Our flight was late.
So we had only minutes
to make our connection flight
from Singapore on to Manila.
Colin: It's an absolute emergency
that we get to Manila.
We can make it.
Big emergency, please.
Oh, my God.
We missed it.
This is it.
That was a pretty quick -hour flight.
We have tickets for Manila
that leave at : in the morning.
We are going to try to find tickets
to get us there earlier.
We can go through any city
we need to go through.
This is so bad.
Christie: We're getting on a flight to Hong Kong.
But we are not getting into Manila
until tomorrow morning at : a.m.
We're going to be behind everyone.
We need to get to Manila tonight.
Looks like we are all going to be
on that : flight in the morning.
[Snoring]
So we'll get on the
-OK. -OK.
Christie: At this point,
the earliest we can arrive to Manila
is : in the morning.
We're hoping that not all teams
were able to get on an early flight.
Our spirits are definitely low.
Unreal.
Colin and Christie.
[Laughing]
Kim: Christie, I ain't seen you for two days.
Colin: We basically got to the gate
and see the other teams.
Christie: I wonder who was happiest
to see who, because they were super excited
that we were not already in Manila,
and we're relieved because all the other teams
are on this exact same flight.
You just never know, you guys.
At least this is a short flight.
Does that make you feel good
to see Colin and Christie?
Yeah.
Karen: We are all four teams on the same flight.
Everybody here wants to win.
And someone's gonna be eliminated.
Taxi.
It's Malaguena Motors. Do you know where that is?
Oh, yeah.
Good. OK, let's go.
Taxi.
We need to go fast, OK?
Hurry.
Both: Malaguena Motors.
Christie, right here.
Christie, right here.
We need to go very fast.
What's your name?
-Alla, Alla.-Alla, OK.
Alla's the man.
Kim: Whoo! You gonna do it, Alla.
We got in the taxi before anybody else did.
No, Chip and Kim got in before us.
We've got to get there fast.
Yeah, we're in a race.
There's mosquitoes in here, Karen.
Welcome to the Philippines.
They are ahead of us.
We've got to catch up with them.
Go fastest way.
Colin: That's the address.
Yee-hoo!
Kim: We have a yield ahead
but we've got to be quick.
Phil: There is only one yield on each leg of the race.
The team that uses it
may force another team that's behind them
to stop racing for a predetermined amount of time,
even as other teams may pass them.
Any team that's being forced to yield
must turn this hour glass upside down
and wait for the sand to run out
before they continue on.
Chip: What are we going to do?
Yield Colin and Christie.
Chip: Colin and Christie are like the Los Angeles Lakers.
They are the best.
Brandon: Can you catch up with them?
Yield them.
Colin and Christie, yield them.
Chip: He said yield 'em.
Colin and Christie.
Everybody wants to see
their most intense competition go.
So, I'd want Colin and Christie out of the game.
Colin and Christie have been really nice to us,
but we want to use the yield on them.
This is a game.
-Chip: This is where it is.-Kim: Right here.
Stop, stop, stop.
Where is the marker? Where? Where? Where?
Where's the route marker?
Linda: Here it is, Karen!
Where do I go for Malaguena Motors?
[Indistinct]
Nicole: Where is it?
This way.
Oops! Settle down, Chip.
Settle down.
There it is. Yield. Right there.
Colin and Christie. Are they here yet?
I don't think they're here.
OK, I'm going to yield Colin and Christie.
We have to put our little picture up there.
You think the other teams are in front of us or behind us?
They are behind us?
You think so?
Choose a marked jeepney
and complete its decoration.
Phil: Teams must now decorate these jeepneys
by attaching these items with the tools provided.
Jeepneys are the Philippines' most common form
of public transportation
and a remnant of the American military presence
during World w*r II.
Once the jeepney is properly decorated,
the driver will award the next clue.
Come on. It's right here.
They're right here, Linda.
We gotta put this stuff on this jeep.
What are we supposed to do, babe?
Decorate this thing.
I'll put the lights on,
you get the screw driver and start screwing something on.
Colin: Malaguena Motors. This is it.
OK, there's the flag. I see the flag.
Oh, my God!
They yielded us, Colin.
Chip and Kim.
Damn it!
How about that?
Colin: Damn it!
Calm down.
Colin: We get to the yield mat and see our faces on it.
Chip and Kim are the ones that yielded us.
Chip: Colin is standing at the yield sign watching me.
That was so uncomfortable.
Christie: It's OK.
Just pay attention to everything.
How do you know how to do this?
Right.
Left? What does left mean?
Chip: OK, baby, get out of here.
Get out--don't take them all off!
Pay attention to where the moms are going and what they're doing.
Linda: Flaps.
I'm doing flaps on this side.
OK, this is right front. Right rear.
Oh, underneath. OK, I got it.
Nicki, do you know what you're doing, babe?
Dang it. No.
-How are you doing, Karen? OK? -Yeah.
Karen: Linda and I are both mothers of three.
We are used to putting things together.
Moms can fix anything. Moms can do anything.
OK. Done.
Done?
-Right here, Linda.-OK. Come here.
Have your jeep driver
take you to the giant duck in Victoria.
Phil: Teams must have the driver of their colorfully-decorated jeepney
take them approximately miles
to the town of Victoria,
the capital of the duck industry
in the Philippines.
They will find their next clue
in a field behind this giant duck, a local icon.
-Let's go. Come on. -Get in the car.
The duck in Victoria, got it?
Good. Let's go.
Get in there.
Oh, there go the moms.
Chip: You know, me and Brandon,
we let women beat us putting together a car.
I'm like, dang.
Karen: We are in first place.
Both: Ahhh!
The moms rule again.
We kicked butt.
Christie: Don't mess with that.
Just flattening it out.
Are we done? OK.
Thank you.
Giant duck in Victoria.
Nicole: Giant duck in Victoria?
Can you believe Chip and Kim yielded us?
Can you believe that?
They are gone already.
sh**t.
They knew we weren't here. They yielded us.
Hey, where are you going, Brandon?
Giant duck.
They could be going to the pit stop right now.
sh**t.
Baby, I can't figure out where this crap goes.
Ok. Well, figure out where something goes and just put it there.
OK?
-Kim: All right.-All right?
Thank you. OK.
You read it.
Kim: Five minutes behind.
Have your jeepney driver take you to giant duck in Victoria.
I can't even look over at them.
I feel so ashamed.
Gonna make up for it.
We just go fast, OK?
We didn't want to do that,
but they are too strong.
The jeepney driver will determine
when the jeepney is properly decorated
and give you the next clue.
How do I do the yellow in the back?
We'll figure it out.
I'm missing one small bolt.
And you've got to go find it.
Can you help me do that?
I'm doing this right now, OK?
So, just leave me alone.
Good driving! Thank you.
-Thank you.-Really fast, really fast.
-Yeah. -Go, go, go.
You're like a race car driver.
I need a leg up on Colin and Christie
because they are better players than us.
And I had to do what I had to do.
Colin: OK.
OK. Let's go.
Let's go. Very fast.
Go, go, please. Very fast.
Please hurry. Please hurry. Please hurry.
Fast. Please go fast.
Fast, fast.
Christie: Go. It's OK.
Run them over.
Just run them over. They're not--
Colin: Yeah, yeah. Go around.
Hey, Christie, Christie.
If you do that, we're going to... ourselves up.
Seriously, Christie.
They're right behind us.
Nicole: Look, there it is. There it is.
OK.
Aah! It's pouring rain!
Where's the duck? Where's the duck?
Oh, here it is. Karen, right here.
Go, Karen.
Karen: Come on, Linda. Hurry.
-Come on, Linda.-Go, go, go.
Detour.
Detour.
Phil: A detour is a choice between two tasks,
each with its own pros and cons.
In this detour, teams must choose
between two chores commonly seen on a Filipino farm.
The choice: Plow or fowl.
In plow, teams must choose a marked farm field
and use an ox-drawn plow to till the soil.
Eventually, the plow will catch on a rope
and pull a buried clue to the surface.
It's a labor-intensive task,
but teams will be dealing with an animal
that's used to working with people,
so they should be able to get the job done quickly.
In fowl, teams must work together to herd , ducks
from one pen to another yards away.
The task is far less strenuous,
but controlling , animals
that instinctively run away from people
could be very time-consuming.
Let's choose plow.
-Let's do the ducks.-Are you sure?
Those are live ducks.
Look how far we have to bring them.
I mean, they're going to be flying and yapping.
All right. Let's plow.
Oh, man. This is gross.
Oh, my gosh.
I'll lead. You plow.
You pull the ox, Nic.
Come on.
Must catch up with the other teams.
'Cause they yielded us.
They played unfair.
Now we've got to catch up with them.
Colin and Christie,
they're going to be so aggressive.
They are in k*ll mode.
If we run fast as hell
and anyone else makes any mistakes,
we're going to pass them.
Hey, get me into a pattern.
She's moving.
Just keep looking in the water while you're plowing.
Come on, Mr. Cow.
I found it!
-You did? -Yep.
Whoo!
That's awesome, baby.
Good job.
Catch a rope. Big rope.
Keep going.
Oh, Brandon, you're so good.
You're good, baby.
You took me right to it.
Thank you.
Man, that was so great.
We've gotta hurry though.
Find the pit stop. The Coconut Palace.
Phil: Teams must now travel miles
to the city of Manila
and make their way to this place,
the Coconut Palace,
an unusual building made almost entirely
from coconut trees.
This Philippine landmark is the pit stop
for this leg of the race.
Warning, the last team to check in may be eliminated.
Let's go. Let's go.
All right. Let's get out of here, baby. Come on.
Are Colin and Christie right behind you?
This is a detour.
Oh, I think I found it!
No way!
-I found it! -OK, stop.
-This is it. -Stop.
Aah!
Help! I can't get up.
Let's go. Come on.
Find the pit stop, the Coconut Palace.
-OK. -The last team may be eliminate.
Fowl.
Choose one of the marked fields...
[Indistinct]
So, we're gonna do plow.
Definitely plow.
Oh, gosh!
We just got to plow until we find our clue.
Your feet ain't getting stuck?
No.
My feet are stuck.
Wait.
Kim: Chip was moving too fast for me
and I was almost falling.
Chip and Kim completely back-stabbed us.
I would just love it
if we were able to pass them
and they got eliminated.
-Chip: Do you see anything? -Uh-huh.
Taxi. Taxi.
Manila.
Brandon: No taxis?
Manila?
Here comes a team.
Taxi.
Brandon: There are no taxis.
We gotta wait on a bus.
Linda: Manila? Yes.
That's what we want. Thank you very much.
-Manila. -Thank you.
Let's go. Vamonos.
Christie: This is it.
Right here, Colin.
-Colin: You see it? -Yes.
Let's just get out.
What's that right there? What's that?
There it is.
Chip: I saw the plow hit a rope
and, sure enough, it had the clue.
You're a girly girl, you.
Warning, the last team will be eliminated.
Which way is Manila, this way or that way?
That way?
Just keep a nice pace
'cause this is our chance to catch up.
We've got to get on a bus by ourselves
without Colin and Christie.
We have to.
Detour. Plow or fowl?
What do you think? , ducks?
The plow.
Start looking in through here, you know what I mean?
Christie: How are you doing it?
I can't control where he goes, baby.
Keep looking, OK?
Which way?
Keep looking on the bottom.
You're not even helping me look, baby.
You're just standing around.
There is not much I can do, babe.
It's underneath.
It's in the plowed area. It's going to be deep.
That's why you have to look in the plowed area.
Do you understand?
I understand!
OK.
Where is he going?!
No, in this field.
Oh, my God.
My ox is broken.
This is bull...
Manila?
Christie: Colin, is it impossible
for to you control him?
Please answer me when I talk to you.
If there is any way possible
that you cannot wander aimlessly?
Do you know how hard it is
to look down and try to drive him?
Do you realize how difficult that is?
It wasn't this hard for the other teams.
I can guarantee you that much.
Grab the plow.
I can't get him to go over there!
Well, calm down.
Why do you keep turning?
Colin, why don't you learn how to control it?
I'm trying!
Listen to yourself.
No wonder you can't control it.
See, I can't make him go over there.
I don't want another word coming out of your mouth.
All right. Just plow.
Come on!
Colin: Whoa! Whoa!
Christie: Slow him down, Colin. Now.
Stupid ox.
No!
Stay in the...field!
Well, we're obviously not doing it
the way it's supposed to be done.
Get the...over here and help look.
It's so deep, Colin.
-I don't care!-OK.
Walk through with your feet until you feel it.
-It's right here.-Oh, my God.
Find the pit stop, the Coconut Palace.
OK. Let's be quick.
Manila. On that bus?
No taxi?
I say we go for a little bit into a town
and get off until we find a taxi.
No traffic, please.
We really hope that Colin and Christie
haven't zipped in front of us
in some miraculous way.
I'm just not feeling too comfortable
about being on a bus.
We are not taking the bus all the way.
Christie: If all the other teams
are sitting on a bus and we take a taxi,
we can make up some time.
Just to the taxi.
Taxi! Taxi?
To Manila? We got to go fast.
You better haul ass.
I know a cab can get us there real quick.
Colin and Christie will find one, baby.
Kim: We need a taxi.
Taxi.
If you get me there fast, . OK?
-Kim: Coconut Palace.-Very fast.
I see a taxi I want to try to flag down.
Taxi! Taxi!
-Taxi! -Taxi! Taxi!
Taxi.
Taxi.
Taxi!
Taxi.
-Are you positive? Sure?-Brandon!
Wait, wait, wait.
Do you know where the Coconut Palace is?
-Do you know?-Fast, fast, fast.
Linda: Dang it, Karen.
They're ahead of us now.
Do you know the Coconut Palace?
Coconut Palace.
There's no taxis.
I don't believe this.
We're dead.
Nicole: Coconut Palace in Manila.
Brandon: Coconut Palace.
Oh, please, Lord.
As fast as possible.
-Yes. -Good.
We want to give you a little extra money to do it for us.
Chip: Yeah.
Taxi!
Where, Linda?
Straight ahead, Karen.
Run. Go get 'em, Karen.
Taxi.
Karen, we're going to be last.
-Coconut Palace.-Coconut Palace.
You do know?
OK. Take me there.
Brandon: We can't stress out.
Kim: So, we are hoping like heck we come in third place.
$ to get us to Coconut Palace.
Yeah, yeah.
Welcome to Manila, the Philippines.
Thank you.
Chip and Kim...
you are team number one.
Yeah!
Yeah!
I've got some good news for you.
As the winners of this th leg of the race,
you've won a vacation to beautiful Hawaii...
compliments of American Airlines' website, aa.com,
which you can enjoy after the race.
You are standing here number one.
Hey, like I always say,
God takes care of his idiots,
so I'm the first on the list.
[Laughs]
Brandon and Nicole got the first cab,
like, in seconds.
It's gonna cost us the race, maybe.
And there's nothing we can do.
Oh, man.
Fast. We've got to fight the traffic, OK?
Excellent. Excellent.
Good job. You're doing great.
We need to go fast.
[Sighs]
Linda and Karen...
you're team number two.
Yes!
Christie: Please, hurry.
-Faster, sir. -Fast!
Here's another .
Sir, we've got to get there fast.
Whoo!
Thank you, Lord.
Brandon and Nicole.
Team number three.
Yes!
You're still in this thing.
You're still here.
Here you go. Thank you very much.
Colin and Christie...
you're the last team to arrive.
All righty.
Pleased to tell you, however,
this is the last of four predetermined nonelimination legs.
You are still in the race.
I love you, baby. Give me a kiss.
Ok, that's good news.
-Good news, Phil.-But there is bad news.
You're taking away our money.
I need you to empty out your pockets and wallets.
-Anything left? -Yeah.
Hand it over to me.
In addition, you are going to be starting
the next leg of the race with no money.
So, you guys are still in the race,
but you are hanging on a little bit by a thread.
You know what? All I wanted to do really
is just run the race until the very end.
Colin: Having Chip and Kim yield us was--
it was definitely an eye-opener.
We trusted them and they burned us.
It's on.
Like...
it's on.
It's down to four teams.
The stakes are high.
There is really $ million at the finish line.
You can't trust anyone in this game.
Everyone wants to win.
Chip and Kim used to be this sweet, nice couple,
but now it's business first.
Sweet and friendly second.
People may think that two moms are here for a holiday,
but we are still here.
And we're getting better every day.
I believe with all my heart
that this race is in God's hands.
I know that the Lord has put everything in me to win.
Phil: Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.
Phil: Next week on the two-hour season finale
of The Amazing Race...
Nicole reaches her breaking point.
Brandon: It's OK.
I cannot do this!
Babe, let's just finish.
Phil: Fallout from being yielded.
It is hard when you get to the yield mat
and you see who it is that yielded you.
Phil: Strengthens Colin's and Christie's resolve.
Revenge would be sweet.
Phil: An exhausting rock climb becomes
the ultimate battle for survival.
Linda: You got it. You're almost beating Chip.
Perfect!
No Colin and Christie. No Colin and Christie.
Phil: And one of these four teams collects $ million
as the winners of The Amazing Race.