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EP 11: The Final Push
michael:
well the thing is we don't know how "equalized" the teams are in that shot where we see Ron, TK, and Don.
For all we know Ron and Don could have just showed up and TK and Rachel could have been doing the RB for the past 10 minutes so they'd be really far ahead. or any other team could be ahead.
There are so many confusing things about this leg!!
anon1akacolby:
Hmmm..........
"Photo Finish"
1. close race to the mat with teams neck and neck.
2. the final task comes down to place the correct "photo" to the right leg, e.g., Mumbai leg - U-Turn is used by Kynt & Vixen on who? Nick and Don. (assuming they don't know it was used or they don't know who it was used on.) Teams could be neck and neck on the Roadblock with just trying to figure out one task on a leg.
It could very well be that it all comes down to scenario 2.
patlini:
I was thinking about the new guy that they brought over to design tasks - was on Survivor. (sorry don't know his name)
would anyone recognise that same task from Survivor or a task similar.
I watch Survivor series haphazardly so it doesn't strike any chords with me.
michael:
Somebody pointed out that there are clothing inconsistencies for the "u-turn" road block to be right before the finish line. Both Christina and Rachel appear to change (or take off sweaters) from the time they are doing the RB to the time they are at the believed finish line path. I would say that it goes:
1. Ice Climb
2. Detour
3. Road Block (the one with fake u-turn and all)
4. Final task before finish line that all teams are at one point together.
It makes sense because like puddin said -- that could explain why Nick and Don don't drop their bags if they see Ron and Christina or TK and Rachel leaving they would know that they weren't in first.
Oliver:
--- Quote from: Michael D on January 16, 2008, 03:23:51 PM ---geez thinks really arent looking good for nick and don now.
--- End quote ---
Why's that? It looked in the preview that Don was doing that task fairly fast. :js:
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