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puddin:
 Thanks to SurvivorLDog93 for the fast fingers and excellent job transcribing the episodes  =]/ , you can read it here or over there .


Phil: In Jodhpur, teams partied with the locals. Gretchen hitched a ride on a wooden elephant, but Meredith struggled to push. At the Fast Forward, Joyce participated in an ancient Hindu ritual. (Head shaving.) Sending the couple to the front of the pack, while the other teams struggled with ill-tempered camels. On the way to the pitstop, Lynn/Alex got lost, and couldn't recover. They were eliminated.


Now, four teams remain. Who will be eliminated next?

puddin:
82$ ..cheap cheap


Phil: Jodhpur, India, built more than 500 years ago, the agriculture center of NW India. The eighth pitstop.

Will working together help R/A and R/K?
Can M/G finally find a way out of last?

11:24 pm, U/J, CLUE.
Fly to Istanbul, Turkey.
Phil: They'll fly 4,000 miles and travel by train to this dock. They'll take a ferry to an island, Kiz Kulesi (sp?) for their next clue.

U: We have to go to a travel agent.

11:26 pm, R/K and R/A, CLUES.
Sanjay slept over and is helping them find a travel agent for tickets.
Ron and Kelly are already squabbling.

Rob conf: Two teams together is not necessarily better than 1 team.

Meredith/Gretchen, 11:33 pm.
G: We're still making it in this race. Before I was hoping for one more day. Now I want to win.

Rob:
I LOVE IT WHEN ROB SCREWS HIMSELF! Its so much fun to watch! LMAO

Rob

gammonwoman2:
kelly is a biotch, and rob is a jerk!!  i hope the other 4 kick their @#$!!!!!! }^!   

puddin:
Uchenna finds a travel agent open by phone.
It's a morning flight, 10:20, and he heads to the 24-hour joint.
Meanwhile, R/A and R/K are at a 24-hour joint.
R/A and R/K fly through the 10:20 also, through Delhi.
It arrives 8:45 the next morning.
R/A and R/K bed down in a hotel.
M/G get the same tickets from the same joint.
M/G and U/J decide to team up and one team follow the other.
So ... we have two pairs of two teams.
Joyce: G/M are truly good people, so you want to help them. But at the end of the day, they're still our competition.

All four teams find each other at the airport.
U/J and M/G get boarding passes first.
Rob: Did you get the earlier flight?
Rob's lying.
Meredith: So now we know there's an earlier flight!
Rob conf: I wanted to put a little fear in 'em.
Meredith: There's an earlier flight!
Uchenna, on phone: We have to find the earlier flight to Istanbul!
Uchenna borrows a local's assistance.
Sure enough, Uchenna gets a better flight arriving 2 hours earlier in Istanbul, through Dubai.

Ron: Uchenna got a 3:30 flight.
R/A: We have to get on that flight.

All teams get on the same flight to Delhi, where they split back into their two groups.
Ron, cab: THere's a lot of things to do in my life before kids and marriage.
Kelly: I'm worth more than that. I'm not gonna sit and wait anymore. Your patterns in life show you don't make commitments.
Ron: Military?
Kelly: You got out of that one. By being a POW you got out of your commitment.
Ron: Yeah. I crashed myself to get out of the Army early. I'm not gonna argue with you. Fighting all the time gets old.
Rob begs for an earlier ticket to Istanbul, but no luck.
Meredith/Gretchen and Uchenna/Joyce get their boarding passes.
Gretchen: Thank you! WE're on an 8:00 flight tonight, arriving 6:20 tomorrow.
Meredith: That's a 2 hour jump.

Ron: This is it, Kelly.
K: Let's see if there's another earlier flight.
Ron: What was that 3:30? Turkish Airlines?
Rob: Uchenna has no idea what he's talking about.
Agent: There's a Turkish Air flight the next morning.
Rob: The flight we have is the best.

Joyce: We don't know where R/A and R/K are, but there are few choices of flights, so we feel good about our choice.

Rob/Amber start to worry about U/J and G/M, who they can't see.
Rob: I'm confident this is the early flight.
Rob sees U/J and M/G sit down.
Rob looks across and scowls at the other pair of teams.
And look at U/J asking M/G for advice. The blind leading the blind. You'd think at 65-70 years old they'd have a clue, but they've just coasted the whole game.

COMMERCIAL.

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