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Kogs:
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puddin:
LOL Gman :lol: !
I guess we wait and see what tomorrow nights previews bring ..maybe there are two legs in the Middle East? As for Phil's interview on the 21st the article is now gone so we can't see when it was published ..let me dig through the achives
gingerman28:
--- Quote from: puddin on April 17, 2006, 08:29:10 PM ---Update
ChipnKim says the finale is May 17TH !
http://www.mldevents.com/TAR9Finale/
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This date does make sense and fits in with the schedule on the CBS News website for the Travelocity award weekly contest. The last entry is to be made on May 13 after the May 10 telecast. So my schedule looks like this:
Using Leg numbers and not episode numbers so my legs are one behind the episode number due to the TBC in Moscow:
Leg 7 - Telecast on April 19 N E L 5 Teams start 5 Teams finish
Leg 8 - Telecast on April 26 Philmatic 5 Teams start 4 Teams finish
Leg 9 - Telecast on May 3 N E L 4 Teams start 4 Teams finish
Leg 10- Telecast on May 10 Phlmatic 4 Teams start 3 Teams finish
Leg 11 -Telecast on May 17 FINISH Line 3 Teams start 3 Teams finish
or get stopped on the way to the finish line if they are farr behind the winners. This also could be a two-hour special with an overnight in Alaska on the way to the finish line back again at the Red Rock Amphitheatre outside of Denver. The first TAR to end exactly where it started.
At the beginning of the series, Phil said that there would be 8 elimination legs without saying how many NEL's
puddin:
(EP9: 'How's that Face Feel?' Nov. 22 from this thread )
'Amazing Race' scrambles across Utah tonight
Tonight's edition of CBS' "The Amazing Race 8" should be of special interest to Utahns - and not just because it's the popular reality TV series' 100th episode.
Almost the entire show was filmed in Utah - the first time in its history that "The Amazing Race" has visited the Beehive State. Contestants dashed from Lake Powell to Salt Lake City, with some scenic detours through Utah's redrock canyons, alpine valleys and northern mountains.
"We're showing off the whole state," host Phil Keoghan told The Salt Lake Tribune in a phone interview from somewhere - he wouldn't say - halfway around the world. "I can't say exactly where the show went. But the whole state is featured prominently, and I think people will be very pleased. It looks beautiful."
On tonight's episode, the teams race their GMC Yukons from Monument Valley through Moab, Green River, Heber City and Park City before finishing in Salt Lake City, according to CBS-TV spokesman Mitch Graham. Contestants and crews spent three days in Utah shooting the episode last summer, Graham said.
Neither Graham nor Keoghan would reveal details about the teams' activities in Utah. But between CBS' Web site and the network's previews of tonight's episode, some clues have emerged.
The previews show a contestant leaping off a ski jump and face-planting into a pool, something that could only happen at the Utah Olympic Park near Park City. And the Web site hints at teams receiving clues from "an 1,100-pound grizzly bear," which suggests a possible rendezvous with Heber City's Doug and Lynne Seus and their trained grizzly, Tank, star of such movies as "Dr. Dolittle 2."
"There will be some prominent landmarks featured," promised the typically secretive Keoghan by cell phone from the set of the show's ninth season, now shooting "somewhere near the Middle East." Keoghan has visited Park City for the Sundance Film Festival and hopes to race a car someday on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
"Utah is truly a spectacular part of the world," said the well-traveled host. "I've always enjoyed going there."
"The Amazing Race" is the fourth unscripted TV show to visit Utah in recent months. NBC's "Three Wishes" was shot in Cedar City, ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" was filmed in Bountiful and the syndicated program "Elimidate" was shot in Salt Lake City.
Utah tourism officials are thrilled about tonight's episode, which they view as free, prime-time publicity for the state's natural beauty.
"We know the reach of ["The Amazing Race"] is extensive," said Leigh von der Esch, managing director of the state's Office of Tourism. "To have a show showcasing our locales is terrific."
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http://www.sltrib.com/healthscience/ci_3240634
http://forum.realityfanforum.com/index.php?topic=7182.msg96506#msg96506
puddin:
TV Guide Magazine ~April 24-30
Best iof May sweeps :
May 17th ,It's the last pit stop for the Amazing Race 8/7c
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