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TAR 24 Speculation and Discussion **of Spoilers**
Don Task:
--- Quote from: Xarles on December 04, 2013, 10:21:52 AM ---The only intermediate point with multiple daily non-stops & dozens of flight connections, westbound from Spain, towards the USA, and with scores of daily direct flights to almost anywhere in the USA (unless they backtrack through the UK) and which also belongs in both, the Caribbean and Latin America, is Cancun.
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There are 2 (Iberia & Aeromexico) flights from Madrid to Mexico City. There are many other locations in Central and South America served very well from Madrid or Lisbon. I think this is where the next leg will be taking place.
If there wont be any new Central American country, TAR 23 will have the worst route in the history of The Amazing Race. I hate double legs and will sign that with my own blood.
Marionete:
--- Quote from: Don Task on December 04, 2013, 12:52:23 PM ---
--- Quote from: Xarles on December 04, 2013, 10:21:52 AM ---The only intermediate point with multiple daily non-stops & dozens of flight connections, westbound from Spain, towards the USA, and with scores of daily direct flights to almost anywhere in the USA (unless they backtrack through the UK) and which also belongs in both, the Caribbean and Latin America, is Cancun.
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There are 2 (Iberia & Aeromexico) flights from Madrid to Mexico City. There are many other locations in Central and South America served very well from Madrid or Lisbon. I think this is where the next leg will be taking place.
If there wont be any new Central American country, TAR 23 will have the worst route in the history of The Amazing Race. I hate double legs and will sign that with my own blood.
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*TAR 24
I don't Mexico would solely save this season's route, especially since it would be the last leg (before coming back to the US). If they really skipped Africa this season, the only things that could save the route are new European countries. Or some visited waay back
JordanJones123:
--- Quote from: Alenaveda on December 04, 2013, 12:36:56 PM ---I was exchanging DMs with the guy who took the pic of the cowboys yesterday, and he told me that they were the lasts doing the confessional. Maybe it's nothing, just an internal order of filming; but can also be a hint for the result of the leg. :duno:
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This just about gave me a heart attack! But thinking about it, Tim and Marie seemed to do the alst confessional on the most recent ep, and finish 2nd. Did he say what other teams he saw?
memmathsi:
It is possible that leg 9 was in Africa isn't it? But, I guess that would have made more sense before Italy.
Maybe they went to Liechtenstein :hrt:
As to final leg...
Would be interesting if Pagosa Springs, CO was the ending location...saw this on Twitter today.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=546292322130778&l=55de966c3f
But, with this winter storm coming in this week that would not be a fun trip to make.
Marionete:
--- Quote from: JordanJones123 on December 04, 2013, 01:43:51 PM ---
--- Quote from: Alenaveda on December 04, 2013, 12:36:56 PM ---I was exchanging DMs with the guy who took the pic of the cowboys yesterday, and he told me that they were the lasts doing the confessional. Maybe it's nothing, just an internal order of filming; but can also be a hint for the result of the leg. :duno:
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This just about gave me a heart attack! But thinking about it, Tim and Marie seemed to do the alst confessional on the most recent ep, and finish 2nd. Did he say what other teams he saw?
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Yeah, but you don't know when Marie did their interview and the source said that cowboys were the last ones to do their interview, so that could really tell they were last on this leg. Do I understand this correctly?
However, it's just a spec anyway.
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