- Previously on "The Amazing Race: All-Stars"...
Five teams raced to Seville, Spain.
The accidental alliance set a u-turn plan in motion.
- U-turn! - Yes!
The Brenchels will get u-turned.
Justice will be served.
And Brenchel prepared for the inevitable.
If Brendon and I arrive to this u-turn last,
then it's almost guaranteed that we're gonna get u-turned.
When the Afghanimals faced some angry bulls...
- Ow, my knee! - What happened?
Twisted my knee left!
They changed up the u-turn plan.
I mean, the strongest team in this race is still the cowboys.
It only makes sense to u-turn them.
At the Road Block, Connor had a close shave
Ah, bellissimo!
- Very good, very good. - Woo!
Helping him and Dave to win the leg.
Woo!
The Afghanimals' game-changing decisions
spared Brendon and Rachel.
You are team number two.
Are you serious?
And sealed Jet and Cord's fate.
Unfortunately, you have been eliminated from the race.
Coming up tonight...
Four teams compete for a spot in the final three.
Who will make it in and who will be eliminated?
(crying) - Oh, my God.
Seville is the cultural heart of Spain,
and in the center of this historic city,
Plaza de España...
which is now the start of the 11th leg
in a race around the world.
Dave and Connor won the last leg of the race.
Woo!
And will depart first at 10:39 AM.
Make your way to Liverpool, England.
Teams must now travel by train and plane to London, England.
Once there, they'll choose a Ford Focus and drive themselves
to Liverpool to find Anfield Stadium,
the hallowed ground of Liverpool F.C.
After lacing up, each team member must score
two penalty kicks against a professional goalkeeper.
Once their shots are in the net
Goal!
They'll be rewarded with their next clue.
- Let's go. - Let's roll.
It's unbelievable to be in the top four.
I feel like I'm running with a bunch of young bulls.
We have to travel by train to Madrid.
It would be great to be the oldest and youngest
to win "The Amazing Race,"
so now, we just have to make it to the final three.
Fly from Madrid to London Heathrow.
That's a crazy airport.
- Woohoo! - All right, let's go.
Let's go to Liverpool.
We have to go travel by train, come on.
Well, where's the train?
- I don't know, it's-- - Then stop running.
You don't know where you're going.
Rache, smarter, not harder.
We were having some struggles the last couple legs.
But I'm so proud of myself because I haven't freaked out
this entire time.
Let's go, baby!
We're going to England!
The running with the bulls on the last leg,
my knee just sort of started stretching,
so I can't run at my full speed,
but I'm gonna man it up and go through it.
Taxi!
We have bad memories of the last eleventh leg
with being eliminated in Japan last season.
Done, done, done, done!
Come on, man.
Oh, you're kidding me.
- Leo and Jamal. - Yeah.
You have been eliminated from the race.
But Leo and I are gonna stay positive and redeem ourselves
and get to that final three, baby.
Arriba, arriba.
Okay!
Make your way to Liverpool, England.
I just feel like it's anyone's game at this point and why not--
- Why not be our game? - Why not be our game?
We're on our way to a train station to go to Madrid.
Then, from Madrid, we're gonna go to London
and then we'll all be on the same flight
from Madrid to London.
And then we're gonna drive to Liverpool.
Hurry up to make sure we get on this train, Caro.
(train horn blaring)
All teams are now making their way by train and plane
to London, England.
Let's go to short-term parking.
All car parks!
All car parks.
We're gonna lose it.
This has gotta be it.
These are them.
Take this one.
So cool.
You're taking the M25, flash the west.
Awesome.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Where am I going?
We're gonna take the M-25.
Nice.
On our way to Liverpool,
and we kind of left the other teams in the dust,
because we didn't want them to be following us,
because tired of all these teams
mooching off of all of our amazingness.
It's kind of tricky driving in the left lane,
but my man is doing it.
You're on the other side, Caro.
Dang it. Wrong side.
I just love it.
You're a dork.
I think we might be going the wrong way.
We are stuck on the freeway.
The other teams, there is always the chance
that they could have taken another route.
There was an accident on the other freeway,
so we had to take a detour.
Liverpool, here we come.
Look, right there.
Liverpool Football Club, straight ahead.
We're gonna go play some football today.
There she is.
All right, let's roll.
Good job. We're the first team here.
We do you, Liverpool!
Home team, that's us.
To play out in the stadium!
We play soccer all the time.
We're so excited, we both love soccer.
Soccer is one of the biggest sports in Afghanistan.
Oh, my God, my dream is coming true!
Liverpool is one of the greatest teams that they have
and knowing that we're gonna go on the actual field
and score some goals on a goalie?
Like, wow.
Another dream come true.
This could heal any wounded man.
(whistle blows)
- Oh, yeah! - Beautiful!
Yeah!
Let's go!
Liverpool!
Yeah!
Let me hear you make some noise!
Woo!
It feels amazing to be on this--
I could just kiss the floor.
It's amazing. Rich history.
Beautiful soccer club, beautiful stadium.
To be on the field as the legends.
I feel like a legend.
Where's the goalie?
This one's bigger.
We want you!
- You! - You!
You, my friend.
You must score two goals.
- Oh, done. - Two goals each.
- Okay? - Okay, first one ready?
First one ready.
Leo, watch this.
(whistle blowing)
Oh!
Watch it!
That jerk!
He's like, watch and learn.
Ow!
(whistle blowing)
Why is it going straight?
I got it, I got it this time.
Just focus, focus.
No.
This is easy for him.
This is like stealing candy from a baby.
I'm gonna give you the stutter-step.
Ahh!
No.
(whistle blowing)
Yeah!
Yeah! That's one.
Just gotta get focused, man.
Goal!
- Two each. - Yeah.
Two each, Leo.
(whistle blowing)
Oh, yeah!
Goal!
Okay, now park right here.
Okay.
We have arrived!
The stars are here.
Oh, cool!
- Okay. - Heck yeah!
Babe, there's the stadium.
Is this somebody right here?
Babe, I don't know, just park.
We are trying to find Anfield Stadium right now.
We saw signs for it, but didn't turn into it,
so we need to backtrack and hopefully get to the stadium.
Hurry up, hurry up, before the other teams come!
All right.
Goal!
Yeah!
Goal, baby!
(whistle blowing) Go, run, run, run, run!
- Nice! - Nice!
Yeah, baby!
- Thank you! - Yeah!
I love Liverpool!
Teams must now find this engineering masterpiece,
the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct,
known as "The Stream in the Sky."
This 200-year-old aqueduct
is where teams will pick up their next clue.
Coolest experience ever.
If one of you scores two, and your partner doesn't,
you can sit out.
Okay. Be very nice to me.
Oh, you're so mean.
I don't know if I had a strategy.
I tried to hit it just as hard as I could.
(whistle blowing)
Ooh!
I've never kicked a soccer ball in my life.
I think I almost whiffed it.
What does "whiffed it" mean?
Like, almost kicked it without hitting the ball.
Oh, man!
That was the best start to our day in a long, long time.
- That was... - Invigorating.
The most amazing experience ever.
See, here's the stadium right here.
That's it.
It looks like Jamal and Leo, they're all leaving.
There goes Dave and Connor.
I hope Dave and Connor go home!
The infield mascot.
Yay!
Yeah! Let's do this.
Rachel and I have had some soccer experience,
so we should be able to score one or two goals on some goalie.
Just hopefully, he's not that good.
(whistle blowing)
Good job.
Babe, you gotta nail it.
(whistle blowing)
Okay, I kicked it that time.
(whistle blowing)
Nice, Caro!
- You are so mean to me. - That's a good one.
I thought you liked me.
Okay.
(whistle blowing)
Sorry.
Good job, babe. We got this.
Yeah! Good job, babe.
Come on, Brendon. (whistle blowing)
Woo!
Okay, Rache, one more, one more!
- Oh, man! - Woo!
Woo, woo, woo, woo!
All right, let's go. Thank you!
Thank you, brother.
Are they finished?
How did Rachel get it? Come on, boo!
Dave and Connor just got here.
Woo! Go!
Being the last ones to the stadium
did not invoke a lot of confidence on our part.
I'll go first. (Whistle blowing)
Argh!
(laughs weakly)
(whistle blows)
- Gah! - You all right?
Did that hurt?
Yeah, that hurts.
(whistle blowing)
Yay, Jennifer!
We got it, we got it, we got it.
(blowing whistle)
- Good job, Carol! - Okay.
Finally.
(whistle blowing)
All right, you got it, Dad.
(whistle blowing)
They could have my grandkids guarding the goal
and I couldn't hit it.
(whistle blowing)
- Woo! - Finally!
- Woo, good job! - Okay.
Let's just get these in.
Okay, Connor.
All right, this is tough.
- Woo! - Yeah!
Thank you! You're mean.
You're so mean, you're mean, you're mean!
Thank you.
Nice, Dad.
Bye, y'all! Love you long time.
They got it, so we're last.
Holy crap.
I'm so uncoordinated when it comes to anything with my feet.
(whistle blowing)
How uncoordinated can I be?
We're sunk.
Not a soccer player, that's for darn sure.
(whistle blowing)
Holy crap.
(whistle blowing)
There's one of them.
Thank you.
There was a little bit of a learning curve today.
It humbled me to have my dad beat me.
"Drive yourself to Wales"
to find Thomas Telford's Stream in the Sky
"and search for your next clue."
Okay, let's go.
Nice job.
Right now, Leo and I have no idea where we're going,
but when in doubt, go to a gas station.
Excuse me, sir?
Do you know where the Trevor Basin is?
I have no idea.
How about the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct?
No? All right, thank you, sir.
We are headed to the Trevor Basin.
I'm getting just a little worried that we're just--
'Cause what if we pass where we're supposed to get off?
Here, let's go in here, maybe there's a map in here.
Do you know where the Trevor Basin is?
Come on, come on.
Excuse us? Sir?
We need to find the Trevor Basin.
Okay, North Wales.
Okay, so we're going the right way.
Yeah, we're really doing well with the navigation part,
which is just great.
Let's go, let's go!
Gassing up?
Come on, Brendon-- Go!
Long time no see.
Go, go, go.
We just saw Leo and Jamal behind us.
Let's get back inside the car, man.
We'll follow them.
This is it, this is racing for the final three.
It's almost as important as racing in the next leg
for the million dollars.
I can see Brendon and Rachel.
When we had--
Like, at least ten, 15-minute lead on them.
You know, we don't want to lose sight of this team.
I don't want Leo and Jamal following us.
Keep going straight.
I know, babe, I just...
I'm trying to freak them out.
Damn, one wrong move.
Yes, yes! They went the wrong way.
Woohoo!
We just lost the Brenchels.
Don't underestimate those Brenchels.
They have some tricks up their sleeves.
Now we gotta get on the opposite road
- and go back that way. - Yeah.
Aqueduct car park three.
- Oh, my gosh. - Search for your next clue.
Go straight.
There's only one team. Let's go.
Here you go, Jen!
- Are those the girls? - Yes.
Come on, let's do it, babe.
Oh, right there, right there.
Road Block.
"Who gets high water marks?"
The Welsh have been reciting poetry for centuries,
as a way of recording history and expressing emotion.
Hei ho, heidi ho!
This Road Block gives teams the opportunity to learn
and perform a verse of traditional Welsh poetry.
(speaking Welsh)
After choosing a canal boat,
they will work with an instructor during the 15 minutes
it takes to cross the aqueduct.
When they get to the other side, they must perform the verse.
Hei ho, Heidi ho.
Once their recitation resonates with the Welsh linguist,
they'll receive their next clue.
- Yeah, okay. - Here, hold this.
All right.
You can do it, I believe in you.
Come on, let's beat 'em.
Go, Carol.
You a language instructor?
- Hello? - Hello.
What's your name?
- Klough. - Okay.
Ha ha, that's all you need to know.
It's a cheerful poem about a gypsy.
Oh, okay.
And you say "hei ho, heidi ho."
- "Hei ho, heidi ho." - That sounds good.
Uh, (continues in Welsh)
All right, we're gonna have to go slow.
Yeah, sure.
You pronounce the "F" as a "V."
"Vee ew" - "Ew"
- Yes. - Fi yw.
Sipsi fach y...
"Uh vro."
- Y fro. - Y fro.
(overlapping voices)
All right, Y fro.
If you've ever tried to recite a Welsh poem,
you realize that it is very difficult.
- Rhwng y llenni. - Rhwng y llenni.
- Well done. - Ger y lli.
Oh, "uh hee."
- Double-L again. - Oh.
Lleni.
Lleni?
The first two letters are two "L" s together.
- Is it a "T"? - Th-- th--!
- Henny? - No.
(hissing a "th" sound)
Welsh, the craziest language,
'cause they hiss at you when they talk to you.
(blows raspberry) - Ha ha ha!
The clue is right here.
I know, find the parking, relax.
♪ Hallelujah ♪
It did feel good to see Leo and Jamal pulling up
about the same time as us.
Come on, come on, come on, Jamal, come on!
Go up this.
Come on, we have to beat them on this thing.
Oh, there's the clue box.
- I'll do it. - You do it.
Do you wanna do it or do you want me to do it?
- Be honest. - You do it.
I think you're faster.
First line.
Hei ho, Heidi ho.
This is automatically reminding me of Austria, the last season.
♪ In einem Bächlein helle... ♪
When I had to do the German song and sing everything
and pronounce it right in front of the judge,
so I was like, okay, I got this.
(speaking Welsh)
No. (Speaking Welsh)
I was like, okay, this is not as easy as what it looks.
(speaking Welsh)
This is a gypsy, lighthearted, full of life.
Yeah, okay?
(speaking Welsh)
I saw the poem and immediately thought, well, here I am,
back at school and back at memorizing.
(speaking Welsh)
Oh, look, it's a rainbow.
Oh...
Let's hope there's a million dollars at the bottom.
Everyone's getting along right here,
just because we're all on the same boat.
There's no reason to be catty, no reason to be anything
but nice to one another.
But I mean, it's tense.
We're down to the second to the last leg, and you know,
three of the four teams are going on,
so the pressure's on.
(linguist speaking Welsh)
(attempting the Welsh) - ...Man.
(speaking Welsh)
Like a sheep, say "baa"
- Roll the "R." - I can't roll my "R"s.
Don't help me.
This is where the brain remembers.
(all speaking Welsh)
All right, this is tough.
(speaking Welsh)
That's right.
I can't memorize this right now.
Hei ho, heidi ho!
That's right.
All right.
I want the singsong, that's the poetry, right?
Yeah, yeah.
I'm ready to be judged.
Okay, let's do the last--
Let's do it all together, say it together.
Thank you very much.
(Brendon reciting in Welsh)
Yeah, I can do it again.
- Have another. - Okay.
Told me no.
I know that everybody else is gonna have trouble with this.
I'm ready to go.
(speaking Welsh)
Wait, may I start over?
A little bit more practice, and come back later.
Bye!
I can't mess up at all.
(speaking Welsh)
A little bit more work, and see you later.
Ahh!
I know where I messed up. I repeated two words.
(speaking Welsh)
A little bit more practice and you'll be perfect.
- Okay, thank you. - Thank you very much.
Holy crap, I thought I nailed that.
Hi, sorry. I know we're both cold.
(Brendon speaking Welsh)
You've done it!
Oh, you made me a happy boy.
(speaking Welsh) Congratulations.
Thank you very much.
(Caroline) - Can I go?
Thank you.
Yes, thank you.
(speaking Welsh)
- Congratulations! - Yay!
- Okay. - Yes.
Mwah! Love you!
- Well done! - Goodbye.
I see Brendon get the poem, I see Caroline get the poem.
It was frustrating.
(speaking Welsh)
Hei ho heidi ho!
(both laughing)
You get the last line and a little bit more practice, okay?
(frustrated groan)
(speaking Welsh)
Not quite there, Connor, but it's...
What am I missing?
Oh, it's a little bit.
I don't know how they expect me to learn Welsh in 20 minutes.
(speaking Welsh)
Can I try, ma'am?
I'm just under pressure and I'm just messing it up.
I was doing it perfect here.
This is the one we got out with the Road Block,
on the eleventh leg.
This is final four and everyone's here right now.
Hopefully, Jamal gets it and we're out of here
and we get in the final three,
'cause last season, this is where we got left behind.
Hopefully he gets it.
Brendon! Yay!
I'm so proud of you!
Okay. (Muttering together)
- Okay, let's go. - All right, let's go.
Woo!
Okay, Val, love you lots, bye. Mwah!
Come out, come out!
Caroline, I'm so proud of you.
- So proud of you. - Okay.
"(mumbling) and search for your next clue."
Okay, we're just out there.
Come on, girl!
(speaking Welsh)
Once again, can you do a bit of oomph?
- I need some oomph. - A bit of oomph.
I can give you oomph.
You can give me oomph. Yes, you will.
Okay. (Speaking Welsh)
(speaking Welsh)
Newid aelwyd, yeah.
Did I just choke?
Why is the pressure getting to me?
(speaking Welsh)
At the Road Block, two teams just left.
Now the pressure's on me, I don't want this
reminiscent of last season, of Japan.
I was like, man, I cannot choke here, I have to get this done.
(speaking Welsh)
- Congratulations! - Thank you so much!
Holy crap.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it, thank you.
- Guten Morgen, Gute Nacht! - Oh, Guten Morgen!
Thank you.
- Nice job, man. - Thanks.
I knew I had to nail it that last time.
(speaking Welsh with "oomph")
- Congratulations. - Thank you so much.
- You've done so well. - Thank you.
Thank you, I should know that.
We got it, we got it.
We're still in last place.
It's not looking bright for us right now.
- Let's go! - Good job, brother.
"Drive yourselves to Bolesworth Estate in Chester
and search for your next clue."
- Was it hard? - Yeah.
Nuts!
Let's go!
- Hard? - Wasn't easy.
I see the driveway to the left.
Perfect.
- Keep your eye open. - I am.
Park right here.
So let's go straight that way.
'Cause that's toward the estate.
Come on.
I see the clue box.
Detour.
"Boot It or Shoot It?"
Teams will now get a chance to try a sport beloved by royalty,
or the frivolous sport of tossing Wellingtons.
(gunshot)
Shoot It requires teams to shoot down clay pigeons
with a 12-gauge shotgun.
These boots were made for tossing.
(people shouting)
Boot It requires teams to choose
a pair of size nine or size 11 wellies, fill them with water,
and step up to the starting line.
They must keep throwing their water-filled wellies
along this marked course
until they cross the finish line.
When they do, a welly official
will hand them their next clue.
It's so windy.
If we tried to shoot something, it's gonna shoot us in the side.
Yeah, okay, let's go, all right, come on, come on.
"Make your way to the roundbottom inside the house
to change clothing."
This way!
So we're close, Jen.
We're doing good, Jen.
I'm proud of us.
That looks like a big estate.
Bolesworth.
Thank you.
Newton, Manchester...
Let's ask that guy.
Excuse me, sir?
Bolesworth Estate, have you heard of it?
- No, I haven't. - Never? Thank you.
I hope all the other teams are lost.
Wow, what a place.
Just a little weekend getaway.
Follow the marked path to the wellies.
Maybe down straight?
There's a team running.
There's Brendon and Rachel.
- Hurry. - I know.
(cheering)
Heidi ho!
We're just, like, in Downton Abbey,
playing some games with all the Downton Abbey-ers
and it was really cool.
All right, babe.
Choose a size nine or 11.
We're throwing boots.
Come on, babe, we gotta hurry.
- Okay. - Come on.
For what, 11s?
No, you need smaller ones.
Here's a ten. It says Dunmore 10/11.
This is a size ten.
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
We found a pair.
Yeah, okay, all right.
We got a pair.
You need to run right down to the first hay bale
with the yellow flag,
around to the other hay bale, with the other orange flag,
and back up to the finish line. Okay.
The start is right here.
Okay, fill it with water. Okay.
Each spot has to be from the last spot
where your team's welly landed.
Rache, do you see where we're going?
That hay bale up there, straight ahead.
Ready?
Yay!
That was mine.
Now you go.
Woo!
Sorry, guys!
- Let's go, come on! - Okay!
Oh, my gosh.
These costumes are beautiful.
I kind of felt like I was out of "Downton Abbey."
I enjoy wearing carpet.
Try the shooter.
- We might as well try it, Dad. - All right.
I'm an Eagle Scout
and I have a shotgun shooting merit badge.
It's risky, but it might give us an advantage.
We're good shooters.
Caroline's dad taught us how to shoot.
Caroline is related to Daniel Boone,
so she's got to have a little pistol-shooting in her history.
And John Wayne, what's up?
We figured, we'll go out and be a couple Annie Oakleys.
Okay, I see Shoot It, Jen!
(gunfire)
Hello!
The object is to get 16. 16--
Hit it 16 times?
Hit 16 clays and break them.
This is gonna be fun in the wind.
Let's just do it, because Jamal and Leo aren't here yet.
They're not?
Their costumes are still in there!
- Hi there. - Hello.
Which way, Bolesworth Castle?
(frustrated grunt) All right, thank you.
Ironic how Leo and I are good at navigating directions
and then the one time where we need it the most, we stumble.
Oh, come on, man.
When you hit 16, Becky will blow a whistle.
- All right, care bear. - Okay.
- Ready? - Yep.
- Say "pull." - Pull!
Hit.
Woo!
- You got one! - Okay?
Oh, my gosh! (Laughing)
I just got that.
We're gonna kill this Detour.
Pull!
Miss.
Okay?
Pull!
Miss.
Just over the top.
Thank you.
Pull!
Miss.
Hey, Dad, we'll get this.
We'll get it.
Come on, guys, you can do it!
Woo!
Right there, Rache!
Yeah! Come on!
Come on!
Woo!
Good job.
I have to go fill up my welly.
Let's go!
Let's go, Rache.
Doing good.
Okay.
This way!
Go on the right side.
Good job, babe.
- Come on, Jen! - Pull!
Miss.
Ouch, it hurts.
Carol, we just need 16 between the two of us?
Pull!
Oh!
Woohoo!
Holy crap!
Well, you're gonna do this whole thing first.
That's fine, I don't care.
Okay, pull!
Good job!
Okay, I got one!
Yeah!
Sharp shooter, that's what Caroline is.
Pull!
Woo!
Caroline, you're great at this.
I'm like Annie Oakley around here.
Woo woo!
We're getting there.
Pull!
Yes!
You're doing good.
Pull.
Nice.
Taking out all that stress on those clay pigeons
was absolutely exactly what we needed.
It felt so good to just blast those things into the air.
Let's just-- Let's blast them all this time.
Just... (imitating gunshots)
(laughing)
Do you know where the Bolesworth Castle is?
Just roll all the way down,
- take a left. - Left.
Oh, we're on it.
Let's go.
We're almost there.
Here we go.
Good job.
We're gonna go straight and fill it up.
All right, hang on.
- Come on, babe. - I'm coming.
Rachel and I are doing great.
We're both throwing hard.
We're almost there.
Pull!
- Yay! - Woo!
- Good job, girls! - Woohoo!
Okay. Here, sister.
Pull!
Good job!
Pull!
Yeah!
- Yes! - Yeah, buddy!
Pull!
Yes!
We're getting there, Dad.
Pull!
Hell yeah!
Take that, you clay pigeon!
Woohoo!
We gotta go!
We gotta get out of here!
Thank you! Okay.
"Drive yourselves to Peckforton Castle."
Peckforton Castle is just one of the magnificent feats
of architecture seen throughout England.
Today, it is the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.
The last team to check in here will be eliminated.
Okay. Let's go, go!
- The girls're done? - Yeah.
Pull!
Whoa!
- Great job! - Yeah!
Woohoo!
Yeah, final three!
Oh, my God, we're in first place.
But Dave and Connor are on our ass.
Did you say go out on the right?
Yeah, I think right, but let's stop as soon as we can.
Let's roll.
Peckforton Castle.
Carol, question.
Go right and then stop.
Let's go right and stop somewhere.
Okay, then we were going right then.
The girls are going right, so should we follow them?
What do you think? Left or right?
- Let's go left. - I think so, too.
Who knows, though?
You're almost there, it's right there, babe.
- Good job. - Come on, babe.
Almost there.
There's the arrow.
I just hope there's one team.
That's all we need, one.
Come on!
Go, we got this.
Stay positive.
- Boot It. - Boot It or Shoot It?
Shoot It.
That's another team.
One more!
Yeah!
- Jolly good! - Jolly good.
I'm sorry, guys. That's not the right pair.
No, no, no, we did it.
That is a match.
Pair of ten 44s.
No, please, God.
Please don't say that that's not right.
Pair of... right and left.
Read the clue.
(crying) Oh, my God.
Stop, stop, stop.
"Get at least one welly..."
"Size nine or size 11."
We picked a size ten.
No, you've got to be kidding me!
Come on! Come on! Rachel!
(crying) - Oh, my God-- No!
Why did you grab a pair of tens?
I didn't know, Brendon, I didn't know.
I told you.
Brendon, I told you, I didn't know!
(sobbing) I didn't know, I didn't know.
Stop crying!
Stop crying, we gotta do this again.
(crying) - I know.
It said nine or 11. Rache, I got two 11s.
- Stop crying! - Okay!
You messed up, come on.
No excuses.
Woo!
And we have to get 16 of them?
You have to get 16.
Is someone there?
Right, right, right. Come on, come on.
Pull!
Dude, we got this.
Dave and Connor were right behind us,
I don't know which way they went.
You could either go right or left and we went right.
The girls went the other way.
We could be going completely wrong, son, I don't know.
- What do you think? - I don't know.
I don't see a castle anywhere.
I'm having a heart attack.
Please let us be right this one time.
- Do you see anything? - Could be getting there.
I'm holding on to a little glimmer of hope.
- That way? - It's that way.
Ugh.
So we're definitely probably not racing for first anymore.
Dave and Connor keep stealing our first places!
Rude.
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Welcome to Cheshire in England.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Dave and Connor.
You're team number one!
Oh, my God!
You're one of the three teams that will be racing
to the finish line for $1 million.
- Woo! - Woo! Nice job, Dad.
I have some more great news for you
as the winners of this leg of the race.
You have won a seven-night trip for two from Travelocity
to Fiji!
- Whoa! - Wow!
You're gonna stay at the Warwick Fiji Resort and Spa.
You'll experience world-class snorkeling, game fishing,
surfing, and a Mango Bay charter to Yanutha Island.
That sounds like a trip.
I cannot believe we are the first team.
You had to bow out of your last race.
This time, you have a chance to race into the finish line
for a million dollars. Congratulations.
- Oh! - Thank you so much.
After the first season where I ruptured my Achilles,
we never thought we'd see "The Amazing Race" again.
So I feel grateful to be in a position
to hopefully win "The Amazing Race,"
be the first parent-child team to do so
and the oldest person to do so.
That was one crazy leg, that is for sure.
Caroline and Jennifer,
you are team number two-- Yay!
After 11 legs of the race.
We didn't-- We haven't won a leg so far.
- We're saving up. - Yeah, we're saving up.
We shot our way into the final three,
and I'm gonna say we killed it.
We can see ourselves running up on that mat first.
God, please give me strength.
Cannot stop now!
Okay, pull.
Almost there.
Can't give up now.
Woo!
Pull!
Oh!
Good shot.
Okay, pull.
(cheering)
- Thank God. - Yay!
Let's go.
We got through it. That's why we don't quit, ever.
I'm so sorry.
Make it up to me by winning me a million dollars.
Pull.
Thank you, sir.
Peckforton Castle.
Where's Peckforton Castle?
Come on!
- Okay, let's go. - Hopefully we're not last.
I'm so sorry.
I messed up.
Stop apologizing, babe.
- Okay. - It's not over.
Let's just focus on what we have to do, not what we didn't do.
Okay, okay.
We're just gonna have to stop as soon as we can
and ask someone for directions.
Peckforton Castle. Let's go.
- See which way to go. - Where's Peckforton?
Hopefully someone gets lost.
(knocking)
Excuse us? Hello?
- No one's here. - We gotta go.
We gotta find this.
Right, right, right.
Right on that hill right there.
Peckforton Castle. Oh, my God.
It's gonna be up here on the left.
We look like two English boys
who just got their lunch money stolen from them.
We're exhausted.
We had to do two rounds of the same thing
and all because we just chose the wrong pair of boots.
Messed up.
I think we still deserve to be in this.
Please don't let us be the last team.
- Brendon and Rachel. - Yes.
You are team number three.
Today, we made a stupid, stupid mistake,
but we had God on our side, and we also realized,
this isn't for a million dollars.
That's the next leg.
Seriously can't believe it.
The last final leg, I didn't read the clue properly
and we ended up coming in third.
We have to take away the lesson that we need to read our clue,
not just freak out.
This is what killed us on the last "Amazing Race."
We're going into the final three,
and that's the most important leg to win,
but to do that, we have to race a perfect final leg.
Welcome to Peckforton Castle, Cheshire.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Good afternoon, sir.
Leo and Jamal.
I'm sorry to tell you that you are the last team to arrive.
And you have been eliminated from the race.
Déjà vu all over again.
It's pretty ironic how two seasons, back to back,
no one else took us out with a u-turn, we took ourselves out,
but the Afghanimals are definitely part
of "Amazing Race" history.
No one's gonna top our humor.
This is your music, Leo.
Okay!
Our energy, you know, our fun attitude.
Woo! Huh?
We're gonna stay strong, we're gonna stay positive.
The experience is something that Leo and I will cherish forever.
Hee hi, heidi ho.
Leo and Jamal.
- Gotta go. - You gotta go.
Brendon and I will do whatever it takes.
This is a million dollars at stake and I want a baby.
I'm still a poor PhD student and this is something that
I really want to be able to give Rachel.
That's my husband!
We're in this for our family.
We're considered probably the "weakest" team.
But sometimes people just surprise you.
Whoo!
You're gonna see two little blondes
just running up to that finish line.
Winning the race and winning it with my dad would be amazing.
Nice job, Dad!
He would be the oldest person to win "The Amazing Race."
That's significant to me.
But the reason I want to win the race is not for me.
It's for Connor.
We want to win "Amazing Race."
We're going to win "Amazing Race."
♪ We're gonna win "The Amazing Race" ♪
We're gonna win "The Amazing Race".
Or die trying. - (Laughing)
- No. - Scratch that.
No, do not do that.