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TAR Canada / TARCAN 11 Finale "Double Roadblock" September 16, 2025
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TAR Australia / Re: TAR Australia 9 (Celebrity Edition 3) Ongoing SHOW Discussion
« Last post by Xoruz on September 10, 2025, 02:45:13 PM »A lot of focus on grunt work this leg as well as some massive rises and falls. Was not expecting that team to finish last. Really shows how one bad Detour choice can be killer. All in all, these past three episodes have been a good showcase for why Nepal is my most sought after country for TAR US. Come on CBS (though there may be some complications at the moment).
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TAR Canada / Re: TARCAN 11 Episode 9 "We're Full of Moose Farts" September 9, 2025
« Last post by Xoruz on September 10, 2025, 12:24:38 PM »🎵"On the northeast tip of North America, on an island called Newfoundland, there's an airport. It used to be one of the biggest airports in the world, and next to it is a town called Gander."🎵
Much of my knowledge of Gander comes from its role in 9/11 as shown in things like Come from Away. I also wonder if it was intentional to air an episode in Gander two days before the remembrance down here in the states. I had thought for some time if they would do a leg in Gander but did not know if there was enough in the city for a full leg. Found it pretty telling that pretty much all of the Gander tasks were set around the airport. Still, this was a packed leg with a really surprising outcome following an incredibly difficult Detour. I guess now people coming from one show need to be really careful in the Atlantic.
Much of my knowledge of Gander comes from its role in 9/11 as shown in things like Come from Away. I also wonder if it was intentional to air an episode in Gander two days before the remembrance down here in the states. I had thought for some time if they would do a leg in Gander but did not know if there was enough in the city for a full leg. Found it pretty telling that pretty much all of the Gander tasks were set around the airport. Still, this was a packed leg with a really surprising outcome following an incredibly difficult Detour. I guess now people coming from one show need to be really careful in the Atlantic.
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Other Reality TV Shows & News / Re: The Bachelorette 22: Taylor Frankie Paul
« Last post by RealityFreakWill on September 10, 2025, 10:58:36 AM »Taylor Frankie Paul is the new Bachelorette
The star of "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" shares what she's hoping to find as she begins her journey to find love.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/wKjl7tSy_Wk" target="_blank" class="new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/wKjl7tSy_Wk</a>
The star of "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" shares what she's hoping to find as she begins her journey to find love.
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The Amazing Race Discussion / Re: Pit Stop Greeters
« Last post by Xoruz on September 10, 2025, 08:51:20 AM »CA 11-1 Nathaniel Boysis
CA 11-5 Kym Gouchie, indigenous musician
CA 11-8 danceShala, Bollywood dance school
CA 11-9 Beulah Cooper, inspiration for Beulah Davis in Come from Away
CA 11-5 Kym Gouchie, indigenous musician
CA 11-8 danceShala, Bollywood dance school
CA 11-9 Beulah Cooper, inspiration for Beulah Davis in Come from Away
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Other Reality TV Shows & News / The Bachelorette 22: Taylor Frankie Paul
« Last post by RealityFreakWill on September 10, 2025, 07:37:04 AM »CALLING ALL SAINTS, SINNERS AND SUITORS TAYLOR FRANKIE PAUL NAMED ‘THE BACHELORETTE’ FOR SEASON 22
Taylor Frankie Paul is stepping into the spotlight as leading lady for the 22nd season of “The Bachelorette.” After igniting “MomTok” and going viral for pulling back the curtain on Salt Lake’s soft-swinging scene in Hulu’s Emmy® Award-nominated series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” the 31-year-old Utah native is ready to trade headline-making heartbreak for hometown dates as she begins making her mark on Bachelor Nation. The all-new season of “The Bachelorette” will debut in 2026, and “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” returns Nov. 13, 2025.
Paul is the breakout star of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” captivating millions with her raw, unapologetic storytelling. Off-screen, she’s a TikTok powerhouse whose comedic, heartwarming and bitingly honest content has earned her a massive following. As a single mother of three, Paul shares the highs and lows of her life with unfiltered candor. With humor, resilience and a fearless openness, she inspires others to embrace life’s chaos and own their story.
Link: https://www.detpress.com/abc/pressrelease/calling-all-saints-sinners-and-suitors-taylor-frankie-paul-named-the-bachelorette-for-season-22/
Taylor Frankie Paul is stepping into the spotlight as leading lady for the 22nd season of “The Bachelorette.” After igniting “MomTok” and going viral for pulling back the curtain on Salt Lake’s soft-swinging scene in Hulu’s Emmy® Award-nominated series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” the 31-year-old Utah native is ready to trade headline-making heartbreak for hometown dates as she begins making her mark on Bachelor Nation. The all-new season of “The Bachelorette” will debut in 2026, and “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” returns Nov. 13, 2025.
Paul is the breakout star of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” captivating millions with her raw, unapologetic storytelling. Off-screen, she’s a TikTok powerhouse whose comedic, heartwarming and bitingly honest content has earned her a massive following. As a single mother of three, Paul shares the highs and lows of her life with unfiltered candor. With humor, resilience and a fearless openness, she inspires others to embrace life’s chaos and own their story.
Link: https://www.detpress.com/abc/pressrelease/calling-all-saints-sinners-and-suitors-taylor-frankie-paul-named-the-bachelorette-for-season-22/
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TAR Australia / Re: TAR Australia 9 (Celebrity Edition 3) Ongoing SHOW Discussion
« Last post by BourkieBoy on September 10, 2025, 05:55:11 AM »Episode 3 Thoughts
Well! Another good episode to end Nepal Week!
Starting off right away with the water carrying task was quite unique - it was quite a long distance between the water fountain and the courtyard where the water needed to be delivered to - 6 litres is a lot of water (imagine carrying a 3 litre bottle of milk while trying to go as fast as you can!) It's no wonder a couple of teams needed to go back to the fountain for another attempt. It was also interesting to see the Speed Bump return in this task (interesting to see that they are continuing on with the idea of using the Handicap challenge instead of a whole separate challenge - not too sure about this. Not a fan also of making the team finish last on a KOR complete a Speed Bump)
We then come to the potter making Roadblock - it was an interesting enough task, but felt that the judging of the task was quite lenient? Maybe because I don't like pottery, but felt that this was the worst challenge of the leg by far. We then move onto the Detour, where again the challenges were very unbalanced (at the least the judging was a lot stricter for this challenge). Brush Off was by far the easier task (having to simply scrub tiles to remove all dirt and grime, compared to sanding and then painting a door in a whole new colour). At least the Brush Off doors looked really nice after they had been repainted (that teal color of Luke & Sassy Scott's door was memorizing)
And then off to another temple for our Pit Stop
Very, very happy with our first English-speaking visit to Nepal. Last night's episode was by far the best, followed by tonight's and then followed by the premiere. Really looking forward to the first ever visit to Uzbekistan on Sunday night!
Well! Another good episode to end Nepal Week!
Starting off right away with the water carrying task was quite unique - it was quite a long distance between the water fountain and the courtyard where the water needed to be delivered to - 6 litres is a lot of water (imagine carrying a 3 litre bottle of milk while trying to go as fast as you can!) It's no wonder a couple of teams needed to go back to the fountain for another attempt. It was also interesting to see the Speed Bump return in this task (interesting to see that they are continuing on with the idea of using the Handicap challenge instead of a whole separate challenge - not too sure about this. Not a fan also of making the team finish last on a KOR complete a Speed Bump)
We then come to the potter making Roadblock - it was an interesting enough task, but felt that the judging of the task was quite lenient? Maybe because I don't like pottery, but felt that this was the worst challenge of the leg by far. We then move onto the Detour, where again the challenges were very unbalanced (at the least the judging was a lot stricter for this challenge). Brush Off was by far the easier task (having to simply scrub tiles to remove all dirt and grime, compared to sanding and then painting a door in a whole new colour). At least the Brush Off doors looked really nice after they had been repainted (that teal color of Luke & Sassy Scott's door was memorizing)
And then off to another temple for our Pit Stop
Very, very happy with our first English-speaking visit to Nepal. Last night's episode was by far the best, followed by tonight's and then followed by the premiere. Really looking forward to the first ever visit to Uzbekistan on Sunday night!
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Gobsmacked and utterly shocked that Bronte & Benfield were our second boots. You have to understand that Bronte is one of Australia's greatest ever Olympic swimmers, so was expecting her and Benfield to at least make it three quarters through the Race. It just shows no matter who you are, choosing the wrong Detour can be Race suicide (especially if you don't pay attention to the intricate details of the task!)
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TAR Canada / Re: TARCAN 11 Episode 9 "We're Full of Moose Farts" September 9, 2025
« Last post by NumfarPTB on September 10, 2025, 04:31:36 AM »Applause 
Did not expect this outcome. Loved how hard those detours were.
Surprised that one of teams I expected in the finale did not make it, and was racing for last with the other teams I thought would lock-ins. Nipîy & Magoo not just making the F4, but winning this leg, felt like a chef's kiss.
Gotta appreciate the diverse composition of this Final4.
Did not expect this outcome. Loved how hard those detours were.
Surprised that one of teams I expected in the finale did not make it, and was racing for last with the other teams I thought would lock-ins. Nipîy & Magoo not just making the F4, but winning this leg, felt like a chef's kiss.
Gotta appreciate the diverse composition of this Final4.
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TAR Australia / Re: TAR Australia 9 (Celebrity Edition 3) Ratings Discussion Thread
« Last post by BourkieBoy on September 09, 2025, 09:05:20 PM »Nine had a number of timeslot wins on Tuesday but couldn’t rise above Nine in network share -why? Nine’s multichannels are letting down the team.
While 7mate screens new Outback Truckers, 9GO! is rerunning Crimson Tide.
Meanwhile The Block topped entertainment at 1.2m in National TV Audience.
That eclipsed My Kitchen Rules (883,000), 7:30 (831,000), The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity (595,000) and Foreign Correspondent (522,000).
Later Paramedics led with 594,000 then The Cheap Seats (445,000), Take 5 with Zan Rowe (370,000), Grosse Pointe Garden Society (238,000) and Insight (203,000).
Despite Nine’s wins, Seven still won Tuesday.
Seven News was pipped at 1.38m then Home & Away (866,000) and The Chase (647,000). The Agenda Setters, Tik Tok: Murders Gone Viral are TBA.
Nine News was #1 at 1.39m then A Current Affair (1.23m) and Tipping Point (804,000). Nine News Late and Footy Classified are TBA.
ABC News scored 918,000 then Hard Quiz (397,000) and Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line (206,000).
10 News pulled 322,000 for 10. Deal or No Deal (265,000), 10 News+ FBI: Most Wanted (both TBA).
SBS World News, Great Continental Railway Journeys, Dateline, Mastermind are all TBA.
Sunrise: 430,000
Today: 317,000
News Breakfast: 242,000
National Total TV: Tuesday 9 September 2025
https://tvtonight.com.au/2025/09/block-still-rules-over-mkr-amazing-race.html
While 7mate screens new Outback Truckers, 9GO! is rerunning Crimson Tide.
Meanwhile The Block topped entertainment at 1.2m in National TV Audience.
That eclipsed My Kitchen Rules (883,000), 7:30 (831,000), The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity (595,000) and Foreign Correspondent (522,000).
Later Paramedics led with 594,000 then The Cheap Seats (445,000), Take 5 with Zan Rowe (370,000), Grosse Pointe Garden Society (238,000) and Insight (203,000).
Despite Nine’s wins, Seven still won Tuesday.
Seven News was pipped at 1.38m then Home & Away (866,000) and The Chase (647,000). The Agenda Setters, Tik Tok: Murders Gone Viral are TBA.
Nine News was #1 at 1.39m then A Current Affair (1.23m) and Tipping Point (804,000). Nine News Late and Footy Classified are TBA.
ABC News scored 918,000 then Hard Quiz (397,000) and Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line (206,000).
10 News pulled 322,000 for 10. Deal or No Deal (265,000), 10 News+ FBI: Most Wanted (both TBA).
SBS World News, Great Continental Railway Journeys, Dateline, Mastermind are all TBA.
Sunrise: 430,000
Today: 317,000
News Breakfast: 242,000
National Total TV: Tuesday 9 September 2025
https://tvtonight.com.au/2025/09/block-still-rules-over-mkr-amazing-race.html
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TAR Canada / Re: LIVE STREAM LINKS TAR Canada 11
« Last post by NumfarPTB on September 09, 2025, 07:54:36 PM »