The final episode of this season’s Race sees the final leg as a contest between a team with six first-place finishes, a team with three first-place finishes, and a team that has been just lucky enough that every leg but one, some other team did worse, and the exception was a nonelimination leg. Who is going to win the million dollars tonight?
As always, watch out for NFL schedule delays. Last week, the Race aired 30 or 40 minutes late in the Eastern time zone.
I don’t know why, but I have a feeling that Nick and Starr are just going to explode on the final leg and Ken and Tina have been bickering for a while after their hot start.
Don’t get back in the cab with the idiot cab driver! Use his phone and call to have a different cab sent! If you lose, you cannot blame this on bad cabbie luck—Fool me once and all that…
I believe so. Going by dialog this was the next day (okay, we know it has to be at least two days due to travel time but Tina said the roadblock was “yesterday”) so if their passports are gone it would take a few days to get new ones.
I’ve got to say I like the fact that the frats were missing from the second half of the episode other than the post-race “We did good!”
Now that the season is over I have to say that the Race’s budget seems to be getting smaller. Fewer countries and the ones there were mostly developing ones, no Europe outside of Moscow, no trips to Africa, and the only major landmark they shot at was Angkor Wat. Everything just seems cheaper for lack of a better word.
I don’t think it’s that the budget is getting smaller but that airfares and other travel expenses are more expensive. Did you see the prices on those air tickets? Plus gas was still at ~$4.00/gallon when they filmed this season.
An excellent point, perhaps it is just that the show’s budget doesn’t go as far as it did as the dollar weakened. Perhaps next season will make up for it.
I agree. They also had Phil’s Dad. I just week the geeks had made it longer and that Toni/Dallas made it to the finals. Dandrew were boring, with their only redeeming factor being occasional light relief at their incompetence.