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BEAU RYAN: Previously on
The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition...

..for the first time ever...

Three, two, one, go!

..11 celebrity teams...
Here!

..started the world's greatest race
in New Delhi.

Go, go!
TV stars...

Oh!

(LAUGHS) I love the chaos.

Can't believe it. We're on it.

..an Olympian...

I'd like to defer to Emma Wiggle.
(BOTH LAUGH)

..and musical icons.

Alright.
(BOTH SQUEAL, LAUGH)

They were tested
in the scorching heat...

Don't know how I'm going to do this.

Why are you doing this?
I reckon I'll vomit.

Then vomit and get up.

Oh. Yeah, lay down, Jacks.

Please make it before
the last people. Please!

..before we said goodbye
to funnymen Dane and Bow.

Time on the race is over.

Good.
That's alright.

Tonight,

with the Taj Mahal in reach...

(FLIES BUZZ)
GEORGE: Oh, shit.

That's a lot of poo.

..our celebrities will be challenged
like never before...

Get into television, kids.
What a glamorous lifestyle.

..as they have to find ways
to push through exhaustion...

COR: I just can't, Mum.
JANA: Baby, you have to.

It's too hard.

..heat...

WOMAN: Can we get the medic?

..chaos...

We're, like, so lost.

Did anyone here order tea?

Quiet bunch, aren't they?

(THUNDER CRACKS)
..and...

..a monsoon...

The rain's a-coming.

..this is a night...

..that will leave our crews
and celebrities...

(HORN BEEPS)
..all shocked.

WOMAN: Can we get the medic?

Blood pressure is really low.
MAN: He's not looking good.

His colour is coming and going.
WOMAN: Keep breathing.

It's the world's most famous
monument to love,

a mausoleum built
almost 400 years ago

by a grieving emperor
for his beloved wife.

The incredible Taj Mahal
is the crowning jewel of Agra

and the location for the second leg
of the Amazing Race Australia.

The teams are now travelling by bus
from New Delhi to Agra.

Day two
We're going to the Taj Mahal!

Last time I was on a bus,
I think I was 12.

Look, I've had a privileged life.
I'm aware of this.

On arrival in Agra, the teams
must search the bus station

for their next clue,

exiting the bus in the order
that they arrived

at the previous pit stop.

DARREN: Last on. First off.
Gotta love it, Tris.

We will be pushing the boundaries
on every single challenge.

We are determined, competitive...

Grab it.
Yep.

..and we want to win, I think.
Yeah. 100%.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. (LAUGHS)

Day two. Here we go.

We brought our hats.

We're ready for Agra.
We're ready.

We're ready to go.
Off we go.

"Welcome to Agra."

"Catch a rickshaw
to Ruchi Chaiwalla tea stall...

"And deliver the correct chai tea
order to a local business

"to receive the next clue."

A chaiwalla is like
a barista delivery service

for India's favourite tea,
masala chai.

Teams must pick

and correctly remember
a business name in their order,

then find their way there using only
the assistance of locals.

Once they've done that,
they will receive a business card

which they return to the chaiwalla
in exchange for their next clue.

We've got a little bit of
a head start.

Who's the fastest?
You're the fastest.

Let's go.

Mum and I are an amazing team
in regular day-to-day life.

ANGIE: Outside, we're just fun
and happy and like to laugh,

but we're competitive
and want to win on the inside.

Clue number one.

I'm feeling pretty optimistic.

The biggest question of all is
how to get past Darren and Tristan.

Oh, sorry.

(HORNS BLARE)

People everywhere, isn't it?
Like having naps.

Cows chilling everywhere.

This is actually insanity.

(INSTRUMENT FLOURISH)
Oh!

(INSTRUMENT PLAYS)

HARRY: Bro, India is...
TEDDY: Wild.

..crazy, bro.
Wild.

I think the only time I've ever been
in a tuk-tuk is in Bali

and I was a little bit drunk.

Usually we fly private,
we drive Lamborghinis.

I don't mind spending $20,000
on a weekend.

Life is pretty good for us.
We travel good.

I'm not here to lose.

Come on. (GROANS) Alright.

Alrighty.

Where's our clues?

Can't be that laundromat.

(HORN BLARES)

He loves Family Feud!

I knew I was big in India.

I asked Grant if I could
have a bit of a holiday.

He said, "We're going on
The Amazing Race."

(LAUGHS)
Hey? Hey?

Quick. Dance break.

OK.
Let's go.

I'm taking this thing as it comes.
As it comes.

This is crazy. Let's just enjoy it.

Just don't come last.

It's total spooksville down here.

Spooksville.
In this one.

And if we can survive
doing comedy together,

I think we can survive this.

It's hot as balls out here.

Last team. Let's go.

Alright, let's go.

(MAN SPEAKS IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

(GROANS) Let's go.

Dhanyavad. OK.

Bag drop. Bag drop.
Bag drop. Bag drop.

We made it!
Let's go.

Bag drop.

Oh, watch out.

Sorry.
Sorry. Here we go.

This way.

OK.

Destar Inc, Corporate Park.

One pot of tea, five cups in
a tea holder, two plates of snacks.

Yep.

Today, we're being delivery boys.

We have to take tea, teapot,
a couple of cups and some snacks

to a random office.

I don't know where these places are.

I've actually never been
in an office in my life.

Oh, there's tea over there.
Let's start pouring.
OK.

Alright.
Destar Inc. Let's go.

Pretty much our strategy is
yell at the locals

until they tell you where to go.

Where's Corporate Park?

That way?
This way? Down that street?

OK. Thank you, brother.

Four streets and then left.

OK. Thanks, boys. Thank you, boys.

Alright.
God bless. God bless.

Now let's ask somebody.

Anand Computers
near Panch Ratan Hotel.

Let's go for a little bit of a walk.

Let's ask somebody.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Oh, he didn't want a bar of it.

Where's the corporate park?

MAN: Right in the centre.
Thank you.

Corporate park!

Oh, yeah, we found it. Easy.

Hello, sir.
Here we go.

This challenge was very easy,
to be honest.

Destar.

You know the hardest thing
about this challenge?

It was too easy.

A-ha-ha. We found it.

Destar Incorporated, I presume.

We have your tea.
Order tea.

Did anyone here order tea?
Anyone at all?

Quiet bunch, aren't they?
OK.

We'll see you soon. Bye-bye.
Thank you.

Being the youngest racer,
people may underestimate me,

but look who my mum is.

Come on, buddy.
OK. Let's go, go, go.

Alright. We need to
not get run over. Wait.

Do you know where we're going,
Ben?

Hey. Take a breath.

In Silverchair,
we lived an extraordinary life.

You know, playing on stages
to hundreds of thousands of people.

So I'm reasonably cool
under pressure.

Jackie is not calm under pressure.

You don't think so?
No.

OK.

Come on, babe. Let's go.

One pot of tea...

GRANT: We'll see you later.

Where are we? OK.

Can you help us with your phone,
please, sir?

We'll give you...

If you can take us to a hotel,
we'll give you 100 rupee.

I'm the strategy, I'm the brains,
and Pam is the social.

Growing up in Bankstown,
it's not an easy gig,

but we've got street smarts
and strategy.

We will be an unstoppable force
in this race.

PAM: We don't know if anyone
was smart enough

to ask for directions on a map.

I'm the best strategic survivor
player in worldwide history.

Use your assets. Use the fact
you're a beautiful young woman.

Oh...

Saurabh.

Thank you.

After the Wiggles,

I moved away to finish my PhD
in sign language and dance.

So learning languages is something
that we're really passionate about.

Sukriya.

OK. Here we go.
Let's go. Back, back, back.

OK, we got to go back.

Oh, that's a bit of a wee
in the middle of a street.

As you do. Hello.
That just happened. Alright.

Destar, huh?

Hello, everyone.

We've got the snacks and the tea.

We have arrived.
How are you?

Where would you like this, sir?

Just here. OK.
Thank you very much.

I believe you ordered
two plates of snacks,

Five cups of tea, which we are
going to pour for you.

MAN: Yeah. I'll taste your tea.

I'll give my feedback
and I'll give you my card.

OK. That's lovely. Yeah.

Thank you so much.

OK?
Thank you very much.

I was like, "Yes! Get in, son."

We were.
Nailed it.

We saw Kartik.

He said it was a very good tea.

Said five stars.

Oh, thank you, my man. Let's go.

Alright, here we go.

Uh-oh.
Oh, detour.

BEAU RYAN: A detour is a choice
between two challenges,

each with its own pros and cons.

In this detour,
teams must choose between

Make It Slick or Make It Stick.

In Agra, the laundry business
is an all-male affair.

Now, forget about washing machines.
They're a thing of the past.

Here you go to pound the clothes
until they're clean.

Hey, mate, do you mind
if I throw some shorts in?

Teams that choose Make It Slick will
need to grab a bag of dirty laundry

and head for the banks
of the holy Yamuna River.

They'll need to stir and scrub,
slap out the suds on a rock,

and hang them out to dry

in order to receive their next clue.

At Make It Stick, things, well,
they get a whole lot messier.

Teams will prepare
handmade fuel bricks

from an abundant natural source.

In a country where cows are sacred,
you'll find no shortage of manure.

And for cooking, well, it burns
like the best stuff you can get.

You'll grab a steaming pile
of fresh stuff,

add a little bit of hay,
a little bit of water,

and squeeze it into a ball.

(BLEEP) Ugh.

Lucky I don't use my hands much.

Then they'll throw it on the wall
to make it dry.

But it better stick
or they'll be up that creek.

You know, the one with the...

..in it.

Once they've successfully
covered the entire wall

in a total of 64 patties
of the correct size and consistency,

they'll receive their next clue.

DECLAN: So do we go the manure

or do we go the filthy,
bacteria-ridden washing service?

TRISTAN: The river,
we know where we will be.

Right. Let's make it slick!

Awesome. Well done, mate.

We're still first,
feeling pretty good about things.

It was an easy challenge
to start off the day.

(BOTH EXCLAIM)

BOTH: Thank you! Thank you!

Make It Slick. Make It Slick.

OK.
Let's go.

OK, JP.

Alright, let's go.
Where's JP?

I hope you enjoy your tea.
May I please have a business card?

HARRY: You're the best.
We love you.

Thank you so much.

Let's go.

I think we nailed this challenge.

She was pretty cute.
I think that's my type of girl.

BOTH: Thank you. Bye-bye.

Bye, everybody.

Teddy.
Oh, thank you, brother.

Thank you.

Alright, let's go with it.
Let's do Make It Stick. Done.

Let's go.
Let's go.

BOTH: Detour.

Washing.
Yeah, washing.

Rickshaw. Whoo! Bye!

Where's our guy?

Hello.
Hi.

We might go back
and ask more people.

PETE: We've got to get the name
of the towers right.

We have to get the name right.

Kaldhini? Kaldheepi? Kaldhini?

Oh...

What's the shop called?

Kalia Devi Printing and...

Oh, my God. Now I've forgotten it.

Every person you ask, "Kalpnidhi
Towers?" They're like, "That way."

And then the next person
is like, "It's over there."

And you're like, "Come on!"

Through there?
No. No, Dad.

Oh, my God. He's way too gullible
with people.

Don't look at anybody pointing.
They don't know where we're going.

See, everyone wants to help.
So they're like, "Yeah, yeah, yeah."

And then they take you
on a bum steer.

Yeah.
I have no idea where we are.

We were like panic stations,
trying to look everywhere.

Kalpnidhi Tower?

Where's the bloody tower names?

Thank you.
Let's go.

Now we need to get back, buddy,
to the...

OK, so...it was that way.

Good teamwork.
Yep.

Thank you.

We would love a business card,
please.

Thank you, sir.
Thank you. Thank you so much.

Alright.
OK.

That's it.
Awesome.

Alright. It's a detour.
Yeah.

Make It Slick?
Yeah, yeah.

Yes.

Thanks, man.

Oh, yes!
Thank you.

Thank you!
Well done, Pam.

Let's do Make It Stick.
OK, let's go.

Oh, yeah. It's always nice
when you get a good rip.

JACKIE: I'll do the washing.
Yep.

Alright, let's go.

OK. We need our gumboots.
Bag drop. Bag drop over here.

Bag drop over there?

Hello.
This one?

Yep. Bag drop.
Are we first here?

I got a bit of a shock because
we're, like, first to the river.

When Mum was young,
she swam for Australia,

so she's always been competitive.

You know what Mum is good at?
Washing.

And she does all my washing at home.

I'm going to teach you, baby.

So you're going to
get this shit done.

We had to go to a big bin

that was filled with
soapy, dirty water.

Let's go watch him demonstrating.

We had to clean
all the dirty laundry,

slap it out
on these big marble stones,

rinse them in the river,

and hang them all on the line
in the way that they would like.

I'll stir, you scrub?

OK.

Are we doing good?

Alli.
Yay!

They said we're doing good.

Mum, we're India scrubbing clothes

under the Yamuna Bridge
on the Yamuna River.

How cool is this? So sick.

Our mother/daughter bond
will be our secret weapon.

Yes. We know each other
inside and out

and what makes us strong.

We're good at this, Mum.
I'm glad we picked Make It Slick!

OK, so the reason why I think
this poo one will be perfect for us,

I grew up on a farm.

We've got 12 horses.
I used to have a bull called Nigel.

I never played with his poo
personally.

TEDDY: Yeah.
You're not afraid of poo.

Yeah, I'll stick my hands in it.

I grew up in rural Australia,

so I used to work on a mango farm

and then did a reality dating show.

And then here we are.

Oh, shit. That's a lot of poo.

OK.
(FLIES BUZZ)

It doesn't smell too good.

It's just, like,
really smelly pancakes.

Yes.

Do you enjoy this line of work?

We hate laundry.

I kind of wear my undies once
and throw them out.

I would rather pick up shit
than do my own laundry.

So we pick the shit.

I can't say 'shit,' can I?
Can you say 'shit'?

Oh, bro.

Let's go, Poopy.

(LAUGHS) Oh, yeah.

Let's get into it. Get into it.

Little area.
Oh.

Yeah.
Oh.

OK.
Alright. Alright.

I'm going section some off.
No, no, bro.

Alright. About a coconut.

No, no, no.
You got to knead it, bro.

Knead it. Get in there.

I need to not be playing
with as much poop as I currently am.

OK.

How do we go from five-star living
to on our knees doing poo kneading

for charity, baby?

Alright. This is just like playdough
but it's poo.

Poodough.
Bro, look at that.

Alright. I'm getting there.

George, we need to do this quick.

Oh, it stinks.
This way?

Oh, grumpy car salesman's here.

Oh, we have to get shit
all over our hands.

It's fine. It's fine.

(COW BELLOWS)

Oh, OK. Manure and poo.
Oh!

It's literally
a giant pile of cow dung.

How are we going to get our shoes
through Australian customs?

Is there a shovel? No.
Oh.

It was absolutely disgusting.

Scoop it in.

(COUGHS) Oh, George.

It's just... It feels fine, Pam.

There's bugs all over it!

It's... It's just poo. Please, Pam.

DARREN: Ah, that's the hailstones
coming!

BEAU RYAN: Coming up, rain falls...

Yee-ha!

..temperatures rise...

GRANT: I looked at Chez
and I was really concerned

and I thought,
"Uh-oh. We're in trouble."

..and a Bollywood routine...

HARRY: This Bollywood
dance challenge

was the most frustrating thing.

Why are you standing behind him?

..breaks our celebrities down.

(BLEEP) ..hell...

Alright.
Kalpnidhi Tower.

Kalpnidhi Tower!
Where, where, where?

Here. 37.

OK.
Find the basement.

(LAUGHS)

This is ridiculous.

Don't spill the tea.

Whoo-hoo! Who's ready to party?

Alright.

Shots, shots, shots, shots,
shots, shots, shots!

May I have a business card?

Oh. Yay!

Thank you very much, everyone. Bye.

I've lived a privileged life

and I've had plenty of food
brought to me

on nice dinner tables over the years.

Haven't really sort of
returned the favour,

so it felt nice to sort of do
a bit of manual labour

and take some food to others.

Yeah! (LAUGHS)

Yes.

Oh, detour. Oh, my God.

"Help prepare a traditional
fuel source."

Oh, yeah. Should we do that?
Make It Stick.

Right. Let's go.

(BLEATS)

PETE: Graphics and printing.

There's some stairs
down here, guys.

There's stairs there?

Where are we going?

Oh.
Whoo!

Oh, yeah, man!

Love your work. Thank you, brother.

Hi. Hi, guys.

Sorry about the delay.

Thank you so much. I appreciate it.

Let's wait for the girls.

That was nuts!

Make It Slick.
OK, we'll make it slick.

We can do that.
I love doing washing.

Thank you. Whoo!
Thank you. Thank you.

Whose bags are they?
Oh, Angie.

Are you ready?
OK. Yeah.

I don't want to touch
river water. OK.

Make It Stick. Let's go.

We have been huge fans of this show
for so many years,

and it is not what we expected.

Much harder than
what we ever anticipated.

OK, let's just reassess this.
Cow dung.

There was a laundry washing one
in the river.

We thought, "Oh, no, we don't
want to touch the river.

"There's lots of germs in the river."

And then there was this one
that kind of hinted at fuel.

And we're like, "Oh, we'll do that."

Well, the fuel was cow poop.

Far out.
I don't want to touch it, man.

You can mix it in a bowl, so maybe
we don't have to touch it.

HARRY: Teddy, hurry up.

It's going to start raining,
and then the poo won't stick.

TEDDY: Four, five...
So eight by eight.

So we're got to go eight by eight.
Eight by eight.

(COW BELLOWS)

GEORGE: Scoop it in. It's just poo.

Please, Pam.

Pam, we have got to move.

Trying to work out
what position we're in.

I don't care what position
we're in. Just do it.

Put this shit.

Can you not have a meltdown, Pam?

Think we need to make it
exactly like cheese, Pam.

Watch, Pam.

I'm trying to (BLEEP)
put shit in my bowl.

You don't need to react like this.
It's very immature.

OK? It's ridiculous.
Shut up, seriously.

I think that's good.
I think she's going to love us.

Alright.
OK, we're ready.

Yes!
Yes!

Let's go.

"Make your way to Dr
Bhimrao Ambedkar University.

"and learn the dance of love
with a local Bollywood dance troupe

"to earn your next clue."

(LIVELY HINDI MUSIC PLAYS)

Every good Bollywood movie
has a dance routine. or five.

And India's favourite kind of film
is usually a love story,

which is a perfect fit for Agra,
the city of love.

But mastering this dance, well,
that's a different kind of story.

Is there an Indian Magic Mike
or what?

(CHUCKLES)

Poo kings! Poo kings!

ALLI: Mum, you're a queen
of laundry.

Whoo-hoo!

Oh, buddy.
What?

Can you hold this? I've dropped all
the washing. Quickly, hold that.

TRISTAN: Making our way
to the detour, we got lost.

Three other teams have overtaken us
in that time.

And I blame our tuk-tuk driver.

EMMA: OK, we've seen enough of that.
HAYLEY: We've seen enough of that.

Is there another technique
that's that goes with this?

Next.

I love a laundry.

And I think because
when we're on tour dancing,

we're always trying to find
a laundromat to wash our costumes.

So we thought, "OK,
this will be a piece of cake."

"We'll be fine."

Lovely day on the sand.
All over the... All over the laundry.

But it wasn't.

OK, this is everywhere.
This is sud heaven.

(LAUGHS)

This water is dirtier
than the clothes.

Yeah.

COR: Good job, Mum.

As a mum of six, I'm pretty used
to doing a lot of washing

and getting an awful lot
of stains out.

Particularly this one's
from the footy field.

It played into our advantage
of being physically fit.

Watch the mud, yeah?

Jana and Cor
are a really tough team.

You hit one.

They're probably one
of our biggest threats.

(THUNDER CRACKS)

DARREN: The rains are coming, Marge!

Yee-ha!

A great day to do laundry.

Oh, my gosh. This is ridiculous!

We just have received a monsoon.

It's crazy.

I had rain and sunscreen all
in my eyes, couldn't see anything,

and I almost gave up at that point.

This is unbelievable.

Oh, that's gone down
my (BLEEP) wellies.

Oh!

ANGIE: We're in the lead.
We gotta go quick.

ALLI: Make sure they don't fly away.

It was raining torrentially.

OK, that's annoying.

And the winds were crazy, so it made
everything so slushy and so muddy.

EMMA: Quick, quick, quick.
We've still got so much.

Then all of a sudden, it stopped.

Perfect time to do the drying.

Yeah. We've got to hurry.

We've got to beat the boys.
HAYLEY: Yep.

BEN: Grab it. Thanks. Bye.

OK. Drop our bags.
There's lots of tubs.

Look at those pants. Beautiful.
I'd wear them like that.

Forget rock'n'roll. Jackie and I
have 18-month year old twins.

Our life is absolute chaos.

In the Gillies household.

Jackie is the head of laundry,
and she's very good at it.

JACKIE: I was born in the village
in Croatia.

I learned how to do this.

We beat to the drum.

I kind of took myself back
to where they used to hand-wash.

I thought, "I got this, man."

(HUMS)

Just like smashing a rock guitar,
baby.

You got some history with that.

Just be careful.
The line is really dirty.

And so the line actually
puts marks on it itself, darl.

Few things that annoy me
from my mum...

Starting off, she's pretty nitpicky
in things we do.

Say if I put one toe out of line,
she's like,

"Oh, careful!"

Just don't let it drop.

You're gonna get... Unfortunately,
try it, it's going to be dirty.

Yes, OK, Mum, I get it.

No, it's done it again
with your hands.

No, just stop.
Buddy, you just keep touching.

Where? Where? Stop. Stop.
You are too, Mum.

I have clean hands.
Don't just blame it on me.

Check, please.

What, you think you're in
a Michelin-star restaurant.

"Check, please. Can we
have the check, please?"

We'd like to go somewhere nice.

VOICEOVER: Washing just ain't for me.

I usually like to just
buy a T-shirt,

and then when I wore it once,
just throw it out.

That's the way to do it.

That one stinks, so,
yeah, hopefully you do.

You could eat your dinner
off that, sir.

Oh, how good does that look?

(BUZZER SOUNDS)

We had to wash clothes
in the filthy river,

then smacked it off a filthy rock and
hung it up on a dusty clothes line.

Of course, the clothes were filthy.

That's...that's good.

I don't see any soap.
I don't see any dirt.

Yell.

Check, please.

Mum's a perfectionist.
I saw that in you today.

They look clean, don't they?

Yes!

(BOTH CHEER)

"Learn the dance of love
with a local Bollywood dance troupe

"to earn your next clue."

We were just so happy.
We were on a roll, we nailed it.

We were like, "We can't be stopped."

Check.
Yeah.

(DING!)
Yay!

Thank you.

We passed this challenge
on our first go.

Thankfully. (LAUGHS)

Where's our bags?

Where are our bags?

Why do we not have our bags?
We didn't bring them here.

We left them at the tea shop.

Oh, my God.

I cannot believe that
we have done this.

Like, our biggest mistake yet.

We have to go back to the tea shop.

Our hearts fell to the floor.
We went, "OK, we have to go back."

Back at the tea shop.

We've probably gone from first
to potentially last.

Oh, my God, Mum.

Yeah, we've stuffed up.
How did we forget them?

(HORNS HONK)

Alli and Angie made
a dumb blonde mistake

and we aren't even blonde.

We finished first at the detour
and we were so stoked.

And then like, "Where's my bag?

"Are you stupid?
Like, you didn't bring them."

All we can do is...
we have to go back.

We've stuffed up.

How did we forget them?

Let's just stay calm.
Can't do anything about it now.

No.
Are you sure they're there?

Where else did we put them?

We were so down.

We didn't know how much of a detour
it would have been for us to go back.

Where the (BLEEP) are our bags?

Is that production?

Oh, thank you. Thank you.

BOTH: Yes.

OK, let's go quick.

So, let's try and practise
as much as we need...

Yeah.
..until we are sure
we've got it right.

Ultimately, we're not dancers, we've
just got to do the best we can.

OK. OK, let's go.

Go for it, bud.
(MAN SPEAKS INDIAN)

You've got the clue?
Yeah, I have the clue. Let's go.

We're the only people.
We're coming first.

Oh, Mum, stop, stop, stop!
Intersection.

BEAU: In this intersection,
two teams will come together

to form a group of four to perform
this intricate Bollywood routine.

"Pair up with another team

"and learn, perform
your Bollywood routine.

"Teams can choose
who they pair up with.

"First come, first choice."

Alright, let's go. Poo Kings.

Come here, guys!

We have to learn the choreography
as a group of four.

You don't have to pick us,
but if you'd like to...

(ALL TALK AT ONCE)
Yeah, let's do it together.

Jana and Cor are both, like, very
competitive and, like, athletic.

This is gonna be great.

"Once a group of four
has successfully

"completed this challenge,
then the intersection is over

"and the teams
may operate as solo again."

Yeah, yeah.
Alright, we got it.

We got an Olympian, we got
a 16-year-old stallion,

and we got two big handsome men.

(COR LAUGHS)
I like it. Here we go, guys.

(BOLLYWOOD MUSIC PLAYS)

I'm deathly afraid
of this challenge.

Oh, my gosh, OK.

They started dancing,
and in my heart, I was like,

"Yeah, this is us done."

Oh, my gosh, this is hard.

They had moves. They were, you know,
doing little shimmies and stuff.

There's not enough WD-40
in the world

to loosen up my hips enough
to do those moves.

So, yeah, it was daunting.

And then a display at the end.

OK, let's do it.
Let's learn, let's learn.

OK, let's do costumes.

Damn, Cor, you're looking
fine as hell.

(LAUGHS) Thank you.

When we first watched
the professional dancers doing it,

it was very intimidating,

because I assumed it was going
to be three or four moves,

not, like, 15 moves.

Yeah? Girls in the middle?
One, two, and do a butterfly.

Two, three, four.
I...I did that wrong, but...hey.

OK, and is that the whole dance?

No. There are some more steps.

JANA: Lots more. God, more.

I know I'm not a very good dancer,
and Mum said she's not either,

so I guess we kind of expected

that it was going to be
a little bit of a struggle.

One, two...

Oh, different sides?
Three, four.

Oh, the right foot. Right foot.

OK, so cross over like that?

Oh!

Bro, this Bollywood dance challenge
was the most frustrating thing.

..seven, eight.

Cor... Why are you standing...
Behind him.

From the right.
Just wait. Just wait.

We'll go...
Go from that again?

We just partnered up
with an uncoordinated giraffe

and it all went downhill.

I'm getting caught on my dress.

OK.

Oh, my God, be careful!
I'm getting splashed!

Like that, yeah, yeah.

EMMA: I think he's just looking
so that they're clean.

We thought we had a great head
start, but then Jana got past us.

Ange and Alli.

Alright. Emma, are you good?
OK.

Let's go. Check, check, check.

Check, please.

The issue when
other people pass you

is you know that they might be
really good for the next challenge.

Yeah.
It's a panic.

(DING!)
BOTH: Yes.

Yes.
BOTH: Thank you. Thank you.

Oh, my gosh. Let's go, let's go.

"Learn the dance of love
with a local Bollywood dance troupe

"to earn your next clue!"

Yes!
Come on.

Dancing is where we
make the time back.

We can do this, come on.

(DING!)
Hey!

(DING!)
Oh, yes.

Alright, let's go.

There. Arrow.
Oh, nice one.

GEORGE: Grant just got here, OK?

So we're not last.
Just focus on doing the job.

PAM: George has dominated
two seasons of Survivor,

and he's always got
a plan in mind.

He's known to be a strategist
and a very good one,

and I am his little sister.

George and I are going to clash

because he wants things
done his way.

There's no way they're
gonna overtake us.

So if you...
I'm fine, I'm fine.

I want to do it and get
out of here, so let's...

Please, look at the teams.

We're blood, that's
what ties us together.

But the problem that we have is
I'm logical and Pam is emotional.

If you cross her or she doesn't
get her way, she gets very upset.

What will help you?
For you to be quiet.

Please, till we get to the wall,
I don't want to hear you.

Let's get out of here.

Get into television, kids.

What a glamorous, amazing lifestyle.

For crying out loud,
I've won a Gold Logie.

Mate, if I was ever gonna
bring the Gold Logie to use

as, like, an exemption,
you know, like Survivor,

when you can play one of those, I'm
just like, "Here's the Gold Logie.

"I really don't want to do that."
Alright.

Can you wipe my face?
I love you?

Can I wipe it on your sleeve?

I love you so much.

Oh, yeah.

Nothing brings a couple together
more than this.

Alright, Grant, stop talking.

Our love is strong
because we have endured a lot.

It kind of just makes us closer,

and we can endure more,

and we can kind of ride through
the rough seas together.

How good's love, eh?

When things get tough
in this competition,

we're bonded like this.

Yeah.
Whereas the others, I don't know.

I see...I see fractious
relationships already.

We need to get out of here
before they do.

We saw a weakness, right?

Pam was...she wasn't liking churning
that stuff over with her hands.

This is our chance to gain
some more spots, right?

So, boom, we're in.

Stop making poo tunnels.
It's not a sandcastle.

Go over and hold that
next to hers

and feel the texture of that,
right in the middle.

It's, like, strategy.

Get in the middle of
the pile of poo.

We've already got poo on ourselves,
just get over it.

If we get in there, we're
going to save so much time.

Still wetter.

I have always dreamt that one day
I would see the Taj Mahal...

Yeah.

..and just the story
of love behind it,

it just felt like this was our day.

(LAUGHS)

If we get these marked well
on first go...

Come on, Poo God.

..this could catapult us.

Oh, my God.

Hold on, you don't have gloves?!

Are you actually kidding me?
Oh.

(BOTH GROAN)

Kate and I are germaphobes.

We've got hand sanitiser
in every different brand

with every different
active ingredient.

We've got wet wipes.
Surface wipes.

We've got sprays.

I'm not getting shit
in the bling.

Alright, let's go.

We don't touch handles,
we use elbows.

We've even got the UV wand.

Mate, you...have got
a lot to answer for.

This is literally,
like, my worst nightmare.

(GAGS)

ALL: OK. One, two, three,
four, five, six...

Oh, I got that wrong, sorry.
I got that wrong.

Keep going, keep going, keep going.
I was mixing up the steps.

OK, OK.

More teams are here,
more teams are here. Come on.

There's a bag drop just over here.

ANGIE: I thought maybe might
have been four or five.

We got there third in the end.

We're gonna go with the team
that first shows up.

We need to go with them.
We have to.

Yeah, absolutely.

But fingers crossed
it's Emma and Hayley.

Fingers crossed.
Because they can dance, baby.

They can dance.

(GASPS) Oh, my gosh.
BOTH: Yes.

Oh, yes. It's just them,
it's just them.

Yes!
# Yes, it's Emma and Hayley. #

Emma Wiggle rocked in
and we were like, "Whoo-hoo!"

Whoo!

Thank you, JP.

I reckon for a dancing challenge,

every team would want to
be paired with us.

Look at this.

Let's go in front.
Let's go in front.

I've had quite a bit of experience
with Bollywood dancing in the past,

and the last time
I came to India was to

perform with a Bollywood star.

I also perform with Emma on the
stage in her new show Emma Memma.

Oh, my gosh.

This is gonna be interesting.

Ange, Alli, Hayley and myself,

this really is our time to move
forward as a team and jump ahead.

Girl power again.

OK, we can do that.
OK, we can do this. It's all good.

Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.

Mum, don't even stress.
We're with the best teacher.

Always been my worst nightmare,
getting the dancing challenge,

because I don't have any rhythm.

Come to me.

To me, Angie.

Yeah, that's it. That's it.

But I did have three dance
teachers getting me through.

If you want to yell out
how you'd do it.

We were basically coming up with
different names for different moves.

ALL: Mop the floor, and chicken,
chicken. Mop the floor, and chicken.

All mum sayings...
Cradle the baby.

..that I would get and understand.

Now swish out.
The swish.

Yeah! Yeah.

Angie's a great mover and she
really just doubted her confidence.

Yes, Mum.

And once she knew what was
coming up, she just aced it.

Go find your spot.
Three, four, five, six!

It was just a dream team.

That was really good.
So good.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Thank you.

How many times have you seen me
do the laundry, Dad?

Uh...ooh, probably only counting
on one hand there.

OK.
Probably five.

Yep.
And that's using a Western machine.

And usually if I do the laundry,

I just put one thing in
that I need done,

and I don't put anyone
else's clothes in.

Are you rinsing in between batches?

Uh, doing a bit of that.

I definitely have a new appreciation
for the washing machine.

OK, Frank, this is
the last thing to hang.

OK.

I think we're in the ballpark.
I think we're in the ballpark.

Yes.
BOTH: Yes!

Thank you.
Thank you, man.

OK, here we go.

We got this!
Oh, my God, we have this so hard.

This will put us back up.
Let's go. (LAUGHS)

The Great Australian Poo-Off.
The Great Australian Poo-Off.

This is your biggest phobia - poo.
Oh, my God.

I thought I'd made it.
This has made it.

Like, look at...
You can visualise...

Just do your half
and I will do mine.

You're missing one here, Pam.

I don't need you
and your commentary.

Please fix those. Please fix it.
I'll plug that one in, alright?

That's it. Finish yours.

George is, like, really
entertaining me next door,

so I'm just trying to
listen into that.

Please, just finish it, George.
Please help me, Pam.

I can't do this right now.
You can!

I need you to just get it done.

Just compose yourself, please.

Seeing George and Pam
with the cow poo challenge,

there was a bit of niggle.

We had front row seats to that.

OK, is this OK?

Oh, my God, I hope this is right.

I need to get out of here, George.

Oh, she didn't like that one.

Oh, seriously?

It's about consistency and form.
OK, well, put them on.

We have to work through it,
otherwise we're going to be out.

Come on, Denyer.

Alright, let's poo this
for Australia.

Yes! That's a good poo.

We cannot afford to have to
keep doing this again

because the sun was so hot
at this stage.

Like, we were really hot.

Are you OK?
I can't even wipe my face.

Oh, please.
Oh.

(DING!)

Yes!

Yes! Ah, thank you very much.

Oh, my God. Thank you.

Oh, come on.

"Learn the dance of love."

Two times winner of Dancing
With The Stars, baby.

Only person in the world to do it.
Let's get it.

Partnered with the Not Dancing
With The Stars champ.

(GRANT LAUGHS)

ALL: Four, five, six, seven, eight.

One, two...

Wait, wait, wait.
You split the steps.

JANA: We don't have time.
We're gonna lose the race.

We have to do the whole thing.

..five, six, Aerobics Oz Style.

One, two... Slow it down.

..four, five.
Let's go.

We get there, we need to
partner with a team,

but there is no team there.

Emma and her sister, Hayley,
they just left in front of us.

We're fifth out of, what, 10?
10.

Gate three. Gate three.

Hey!
Quick, let's go.

And we're thinking, "Oh, Ben's
got some musical background."

You know, Silverchair drummer,
might even come first again.

Yeah.
Partner up with us.

Let's do this.
Oh, yeah.

Darren and Tristan, they came first
on the last leg.

Top quality stuff here, mate.

They're very Daniel Johns,
mate, to be honest.

I could see him
in a pair of them.

They just got things done
really quickly,

so it was good to be
matched up with those guys.

And they're fun.

She's got it. She's got it.
Now to the line.

Emma Wiggle should be good
at this one.

Mop.
That's a good group.

ALLI: We'd love the girls
from the start,

but we really had a bonding moment
with the dancing challenge, I think,

and we've come up with
a name for ourselves.

We've been the Masala Spice Girls.

Girl power.

JANA: We've got this, guys.
Yeah.

This challenge is much harder
than I was expecting, to be honest.

There's the complexity of obviously
not letting someone else down.

Alright, hit the beat, DJ.

One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

(OUT OF SYNC) One, two,
three, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight.

No.
What was wrong?

You.
Cor?

Cor.
OK.

Cor is such a sweet kid.

But he cannot dance at all.
Yeah.

OK, can we go again?

One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

(BUZZ!)

He's only 16.

When I was 16 years old,
I had the IQ of a house plant.

So, you gotta give it to the kid
because he tried his heart out,

and he's definitely better
than me at 16.

What did I do?

Don't get angry. Don't get angry
at her. Come on, let's go again.

Every single time, the lady
was pointing at me and saying no.

So I was getting quite
stressed out and frustrated.

ALL: Three, four, five, six...

(BUZZ!)

OK. Well, I don't know what
we're supposed to do, then.

Cor's always been such
a level-headed, calm kid.

I never actually thought
he felt pressure.

It's actually the first time
I've ever seen him

feel that nervousness
and that pressure.

Just chill.

Buddy. Hey, Cor.
No, Mum. No.

HARRY: This is a joke.

We made a mistake, Teddy.

Yeah, we probably shouldn't have
paired with a 16-year-old.

He's just getting too,
like, he's flustered.

He's the youngest.
It's costing us.

Yeah, I know. I know.
It's costing us.

We've gotta make up big-time, bro.

I didn't shovel all that shit
to go home today, bro.

She said you guys were doing
it fine, it was all me.

No, baby, she wouldn't...
Yes, that's what she was saying.

Sweetie pie. Hey, calm it.
Come and give me a hug.

No. I can't.
Just for a second. Come here.

I just can't, Mum.
Baby, you have to.

It's too hard. I can't.
Sweetheart, stop.

There's another team.
We've got to work together.

You know what? I think
we're catching Pam and George.

Please, Pam, I just need you
to put it on the wall.

I'm holding it. I'm not putting
any more on the wall.

You're putting them on the wall.

We just need one more, Pam,
and we're done. We're so close.

Here.

There we go. Problem solved. Let's
go. Can we have a judge, please?

Please.
OK, last one. Alright.

(DING!)
Thank you. Thank you.

Oh, my God. Please.

(DING!)
BOTH: Yes! Whoo!

(LAUGHS) Thank you.
Grab it like that.

Thank you so much.
Thank you very much.

ALL: ..five, six, seven, eight.

OK.
Ready?

I got a feeling that that's not
the right thing to do, though.

Extra perfect.

Yay! Extra perfect.

One more.
One more?

No, loads more. Loads more.

GRANT: Alright. Thank you.
CHEZZI: OK.

Intersection.

"Pair up with another team to learn
and perform your Bollywood routine."

Oh! I can't do this challenge.

What is it about this challenge
you don't think you can do?

Uh, rhythm.

I've seen her break other people's
noses on the dance floor.

She's a danger to be around
when she's dancing.

I don't know if you know this,

but I've won Dancing
With The Stars twice.

Grant, you can't dance
for all four of us.

Will you help me...
How hard could it be?

Not only am I going to be
letting Grant down,

I'm going to be
letting down another team.

This is going to be disastrous.

That's Pete and Frankie.
And Frankie.

Have you seen Pete dance?

It's hilarious, but not accurate.

Are we doing it?
Are we?

Let's get this started.
Let's go.

OK.

ALL: One, two, three, four,
five, six...

(BUZZ!)

I thought we were doing well with the
four of us. We had the rhythm right.

..five, six...
Next down.

And I was sure we were gonna
pass, and then we failed.

..seven, eight.

(BUZZ!)
And again.

..seven, eight.

(BUZZ!)
And again.

(BUZZ!)
And again and again and again.

I am smashed.
It's quite hard to remember

when you're that tired, isn't it,
after doing it so many times?

Yeah, it was frustrating.
Oh!

EMMA: Whilst I was watching
Jana and Cor and Ted and Harry

keep getting it wrong, I was
a little bit anxious, to be honest.

WOMAN: Four, three, two, one.

Two, three, four, five, six.

Rolling, and rolling.

One, two, three, four.
Slap your ankle.

Slap the foot.

Slap the foot and face me.
Slap, slap, slap.

Shimmy-shimmy, shimmy-shimmy.

Shimmy, shimmy.

Mop, mop, chicken, chicken.

One, two, three, four, five, five.
Circle.

Side baby cradles.
Stay in front of me.

One, two...
Around to me, Mum.

..five, six...
And finish.

(DISTANT APPLAUSE)

(DING!)
Very good.

(ALL SQUEAL)

Oh, my God.

Are you serious?

I'm so proud of you, Mum!

You did it!

I just couldn't believe I did it.
You couldn't believe you did it.

No. I'm so...
No.

But it was the girl power.
It was incredible.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Thank you, guys.
Oh, my gosh.

"Travel to the Mehtab Bagh,
the tranquil moonlit garden

"overlooking the Taj Mahal,
and search for your next pit stop."

BEAU: The Taj Mahal is
surrounded by stunning gardens,

and those at the Mehtab Bagh
seamlessly align

with this magnificent
marble mausoleum,

the ultimate symbol of love.

Making it the perfect location
for the pit stop

for the second leg of
the Amazing Race Australia.

"Hurry, the last team to check in
with me will be eliminated."

Let's go.
Come on, come on.

JP!
There he is!

We slayed.
We slayed.

That dance, though, like, for
somebody who's never danced, that...

She did so well.

Look at me, look at me, look at me.
Ice in your veins, bro.

We don't let frustration,
no anger, nothing.

like the military, bro.
Heartless, robotic.

Just do exactly what
and don't get stressed.

I believe in you, bro. I love you.
Let's go, let's go.

Ice in your veins.
Ice in your veins.

Cor was getting, like, so worked up.

He was beating himself up. He felt
like he was letting the team down.

And he was.
He was.

It was just like, "Bro, just,
like, calm down, be composed."

Alright, this is the one, Cor.
This is the one.

We have this one, please.

JANA: You got this, buddy.
Alright, this is the one, Cor.

WOMAN: Four, three, two, one.

ALL: One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.

(DING!)
(ALL CHEER)

Finally.
Yes!

Come on, come on!

I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

Well done.
I would kiss you.

You're good, you're good,
you're good.

Yes! Let's go.

You know when you have to pee for
a really long time and you can't,

and then you finally get to pee,

and it's just that release,
that relief.

And that's what it felt like.

I was just like,
"Thank God we got it done."

You did so well, Mum.

"Search for your next pit stop."

OK, let's go.
Let's go, bud.

GEORGE: Alright, let's go.

"Pair up with another team to learn
and perform your Bollywood routine."

I counted the bags.

We're the final two, and it's gonna
come down to us and them tonight.

Have you done it?
No. We're waiting for you.

We're waiting for you guys.

Oh, it's an intersection!
Yeah.

Alright, let's go.
So let's bloody go.

I might not know a lot about
Bollywood, but I know one thing -

George definitely can't dance.

What are your dance experience,
Bec and Kate?

Um, I've got two left feet,
so not great.

Oh, George, keep it on. (LAUGHS)

Oh, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight.

That was good.

CHEZZI: I could just feel
the heat just starting to rise.

The heat was unrelenting.

I was, like, trying really hard to
hold my eyes open and concentrate.

I was like, "Concentrate,
concentrate."

You're doing great, darling.
Doing great.

It was 45 degrees, right?

I looked at Chez
and I was really concerned.

You know, She looked pale,
she looked weak.

I could see she wasn't really
registering what was happening.

Oop. Oi. Eh!

She was stumbling, and I thought
that something's not right there.

..seven, eight.

Oh!

Alright, I think it's gonna
stop just for a second.

I'm all good. I'm all good.
No, no, no, no.

You gotta stop, mate.
You gotta stop.

I thought, "Uh-oh, we're in trouble.

"I don't even know
if we can do this."

Yeah, we do.

Because one thing that the boys
will have an advantage is

they can just run faster than us
with these bags.

If we had got there later, like...

then we would have been
with the Wiggles

and we would have done it
in ten minutes.

JANA: And the girls that got
in front of us

are just really, really good
dancers.

It's Emma...
BOTH: Emma Wiggle!

It's the Wiggle!
Of course she can dance.

There it is!

Way-hey-hey!

A wonder of the world!

I think we're going to struggle
to see Grant Denyer at any stage.

Yeah.

Thank you. Thank you. Let's go!
Thanks, JP.

That was such a great day.
You're amazing. Thank you.

This way, Emma!

ALLI: Mum!
It's this freaking Taj Mahal, Mum!

It didn't even look real.
It just looked like a picture.

It took your breath away.
Best pit stop ever.

Thank you so much. You're a legend.

Thank you, brother, for today.

Oh, it's so beautiful!

That is stunning. What?

Emma, come on! Keep running!
It's the bag.

There's no-one close to us,
is there?

Nup. Not that we know of. Unless
someone comes sprinting up our bum.

I feel like they went down
and passed us, which happens.

COR: That's Beau! I see Beau!
Where?
I see Beau.

There's Beau!

HOST: They're coming.
They're coming.

You can see 'em.
Yeah. There.

Emma! I see them! Emma!

He's over there.

Welcome, ladies, to the city
of Tajganj, Grand City of Love.

BOTH: Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.

Emma and Hayley, you are
the first team to check in!

(BOTH LAUGH)

We got this. We got this, girl.

I can't believe we're here.

I didn't think we were gonna make it
through today.

Thank you so much.
Well done!

I think today, feeling number one,
it felt that little bit closer.

Now that we've had that feeling,
I think it's gonna keep us going.

(LAUGHS) Whoo!

Alli and Angie, you are
the second team to check in.

Yes! So much better than yesterday.

It's good.
Oh, my gosh, it's amazing.

Girl power! Whoo!
Nailed it.

And we have a great photo
to put on our wall.

We have a great photo.

Hello, you big, beautiful man.

Harry and Teddy,
you are the third team to check in.

Good.

I think the hardest thing
about this leg is

just putting our trust
in another team.

TEDDY: But we've learned our lesson.

We're coming for wins.

Jana and Cor, you are...

..fourth team to check in.
(BOTH CHEER AND LAUGH)

Well done, buddy!

We were stoked with coming fourth.
You know, yesterday we'd come sixth,

so to go up a few numbers
was amazing.

Alright. Bring it in. Well done!
Thank you.

Seven, eight.
One, two...three, four...

Five, six...seven, eight...

GEORGE: We've got four teams there.

And none of them look like they know
what they're doing either.

Can we do that last bit again.
The tap tap.

Keep doing it, please.

No, no, no, no.

(BLEEP) Oh, this is (BLEEP).
Holy (BLEEP).

We saw quite a lot of teams that we
hadn't seen since the race started

because they've been so ahead of us.

And they're struggling.

We're not the best dancers.

George and Pam admitted
that they both had two left feet

so we were sort of thinking,
nup, we could be in trouble here.

Oh, my goodness.
I can't do that.

(LAUGHS)
I'm lost.

No wonder everyone's still here,
guys. This is really hard.

GEORGE: How about we both take
the time penalty.

And that might push us
ahead of other teams.

'Cause they've been here for ages.
Yeah.

And worst case,
we're both in the same position.

Yep.

George had a genius idea.

Can we please have the time penalty?

We take a time penalty,
risk it and hope that in that time,

the other teams
were still rehearsing

and hadn't quite nailed the routine.

Alright.
Let's go.

Let's go sit down.

Pam and I had nothing to lose
by taking the time penalty.

Yes, we're working with Bec and Kate

but we're stuck rock bottom
at this Bollywood challenge.

And if that means
compromising my alliances,

that's exactly what I'm gonna do.

ALL: Six, seven!

BEN: The more we did it,
the more rehearsal,

in the end it was like
second nature.

So we actually could just enjoy it
and have a laugh and have some fun.

One, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven!

(DING!)

(ALL CHEER)

In the end, it was
all about the delivery of the dance.

Putting a big smile on your dial,
big movements.

They were given it.
Maybe we should have done it, guys.

(SIGHS)

Travel to your next pit stop.

(PANTS)
Alright, let's go. Come on.

Here we go. Pit stop. Let's do this.

PETER: No, this way.

Oh, no, this way.

We rehearsed and we rehearsed.

It was getting hotter and hotter
and hotter.

CHEZZI: We were cooking
from the inside.

GRANT: Yeah. We were stuffed.

But there was no time
to muck around.

Because we had positions to make up,
right?

I don't wanna lose.
I don't wanna go on day two.

FRANKIE: Alright, let's try it
for real.

Let's try it.

We're out of fuel,
we're now into our reserves.

Let's get this on the first go.

Yeah, let's get it on the first go,
guys.

INSTRUCTOR: Four, three, two, one.

(BOLLYWOOD MUSIC PLAYS)

Look at Peter's face.
It's so great.

Whoo!

I don't think any of us
could have done a second attempt.

So it all came down to this.
Just one go, one chance.

This was it.

(DING!)

(ALL CHEER)

Thank you. Thank you so much.
They got it.

Yes!
Thank you. Thank you.

PETER: Oh!

And now we're racing each other.

Grant did not look good after
that challenge.

How are you feeling?
Mm.

You exhausted?

"Hurry! The last team to check in
may be eliminated."

I love the Taj Mahal.

PETER: Let's go.

He needs to sit down.

Grant. You're looking
like you're gonna faint.

Grant. You're not OK, are you?

Let's lay you down.

(ECHOES) Can we get the medic.
Grant? Grant.

Oh!

He was so vacant and he was,
like, really wobbly.

MEDIC: Just deep breaths, OK.

Getting Grant
into the air-conditioned room

and trying to reduce
his body temperature

was priority at that point.

Put your head down.

GEORGE: He's not looking good.

He's, like, shivering on the floor.

His blood pressure's really low.

His colour is coming and going.

Just need to keep breathing.

He was really pale and kind of
dropping in and out of consciousness.

And I thought this is serious.

I don't think he even realises
how bad he is.

Put your head down.

We need to go, darling.

We're not going anywhere
until you are OK.

My recommendation for you
from a clinical perspective

is to just stay here
for the next 15 minutes

and just see how you feel.

Can you do it in 12 minutes?

No. You cannot.

India is just a lot.

India is a lot.
It's just a lot.

I'm very worried about Grant.

But there was an upside.

Because if we can close that gap
that we suffered at the poo station,

we've got a second chance
in this race.

It's all good.

Nothing is worth losing the one
that you love.

And if that means that we're out
of the competition, then so be it.

(HORNS HONK, COWS MOO,
WHISTLES BLOW)

Whoo! That's great. Oh, mate.

I mean, middle of the pack,
it's not too shabby, is it?

No, it's OK.

We have to let other people
sometimes occasionally win.

I look at myself and look like
a hot mess. Look at this hair.

BEN: You look great, darling.

I love you.

Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir.

Let's go.

God bless you. I mean that.

(ROMANTIC MUSIC)

This is the best part of the job.
(CHUCKLES)

This is the best. Long days and that,
but this part is...

Yeah. Worth it.
Yeah, it's nice.

DARREN: Oh, the Taj Mahal, baby!
Whoo!

How beautiful.

Monument to love.
Yeah, really is.

BEN: Oh, my God. Look at it.
JACQUI: So beautiful.

I feel like I wanna cry.

Mate, look around us.
Let's go.

Beau!
There he is.

There he is.
Hey!

(HUMS BOLLYWOOD MUSIC)

Hey-hey.

Darren and Tristan,
you are the fifth team to check in!

Yeah!
Well done, bro.

Is that middle of the pack?
That's it. Good job, man.

Is that Beau Ryan?

Mate, you're a distraction.

(CHUCKLES)

Ben and Jacqui,
you are the sixth team to check in.

Whoo-hoo!

I would say that this is
one of the hardest things

I've ever experienced, literally,
in my life.

But then I remembered
why we were here.

You know, to have a great experience
and live in the moment.

This way.
Oh, my God.

ALL: Thank you.
Thank you so much.

Let's go.

"Who has a love for the Taj Mahal?"
Yes!

We've moved ahead but you don't want
to move ahead like that.

It's not good sport.

Uh-oh.

Oh.

Are we lost?

At this point, we're just really
hoping we're not last.

Is this gate one?

No clue where we are in the ladder.

'Cause anything can happen
in a tuk tuk.

People are getting lost
all the time.

(LAUGHTER)

CHEZZI: He's back.

MEDIC: Do you wanna sit up
for a little bit?

It's entirely up to you
what position's comfortable.

Give it a try.
Yeah, sure.

So your blood pressure's
still elevated.

Mm-hm.

Which would be a sign or symptom
of...

Awesomeness.

Obviously that, but that your body
is showing signs of stress.

Yeah. We can wait another 15 minutes
and we can see how things go then.

(CLEARS THROAT)

So the risks of you going back out
there is it could worsen.

We've gotta...
We've gotta get to the finish line.

No matter where we finish.

Forget the finish line.

I'm not carrying you to the carpet.
Man, I got this.

Remember - slow and steady.

OK?
Doesn't get any slower.

(CHUCKLES)

But I'm finishing.

(HORNS BLARE)

FRANKIE: Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.

Ah. Ah. Oh.

(MAN SHOUTS)
(SQUEALS)

GEORGE: Go, go, go, go, go!

Go. Go, go, go!
Yes, we like beeping.

We're on a mission.
We've got a bit of hope.

'Cause anything can happen.
We might not be last.

Bobo, we'll give you
all of our money.

All the money.
Take care of your family, OK?
Thank you.

Let's go. Let's go.
Why did he park so far away?

I don't know.

Please be down there. Please.

We're always last.
We're always late. It's always dark!

I will not be last today!

Think we're lost.

Entrance to, um,
Mehtab Bagh Nagla...

MAN: Yeah, there.
Yeah?

Yeah, yeah.
Are we getting close?

We lost?
That far? Yeah.

We're almost there.
I can see Beau.

Those lights are pretty close
to each other. Oh, here we go.

Yes.

We're coming, Beau!

BEC: There. I see them. I see them.

What an amazing view.
We made it.

We're finally here.
Hello.

George and Pam,
you are the seventh team to check in.

That is fantastic for us today.

It's been...
Had a very hard day.

..the worst day.

Look after each other.

(BOTH PANT)

G'day.
We made it.

Bec and Kate,

you are the eighth team to check in.

Ooh!
Whoa.

Yeah, baby.
What? Yes. Was not expecting that.

Yeah, so that's going
the right direction.

Yeah, I reckon if I poke along,
I'm alright.

Let's walk over that line.
Let's stand on that carpet. Yeah.

I will be very close beside you.

You have to catch me first.
(CHUCKLES)

The flame was still in my belly

that I wanted to do well
in this competition.

I felt a huge pressure
to continue on.

I wanna go there like a man.

I wanna march on there,
put my foot on the mat

and I wanted a hero's fairytale.

PETER: We just got more lost.

The longer they went on,
the more depressing it became.

And it was so dark.

The others could be still
struggling back there

but it was such a long tuk tuk ride,

they could have easily gone
around us.

FRANKIE: Yeah.
Things are going bananas.

No clue where we are.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

HOST: No.
Right.

So those who are being late might
be missing the beauty of Taj.

When they get here, we'll tell them
how beautiful it is, you know?

Yeah.
And we'll show 'em photos.

GRANT: Baby steps.

With legs like these,
they're all baby steps.

(CHUCKLES)

The competitive side of me
never wants to give up.

It was a big deal to us, that we
could kind of do this together

and I wanted to continue
this wonderful ride.

You're not right, mate.

Karen, the medic, she had warned us
that if he went outside in the heat,

you know, his body temperature would
rise again and it could be dangerous.

And I just kept thinking,

"Please don't let this be, you know,
as bad as what...

"..as what she says."

But I knew that he was determined
to finish.

He's a professional.

Hey, mate.

(CRIES) Anyway, I thought if I have
to carry him on my back

to get to this mat,
then I'll do that.

'Cause I knew that it meant
a lot to him. So...

I was just trying to keep it
together.

You got your head torch, Dad?
You got your head...

Yep, I'll get it out.
Is that good?

(SPEAKS HINDI)
Thank you.

Everyone else had gone
and I'm thinking...

BOTH: We're last.
Dead last.

Go to the end, turn right.
Yeah, OK.

That's what the man said, I think.
Are we lost?

Are we like so lost.

"Viewpoint."
This way. Thank you.

This is a barbed wire fence.

I'm willing to jump through it
to get to Beau.

You are?
Yep.

Here we go, here we go.

Oh, please not be last. Please.
(CHUCKLES)

Peter and Frankie, you are...

..the ninth team to check in.

Is that good?
Yeah.

Second last?
Second last.

That's good! We're not last!
We're OK. We're not last. Alright!

We're still in.
Alright, we're still in.

Very good. Very happy.
Cannot believe it.
Cannot believe it.

I'm so sorry I've gotta leave.
There is a team that is missing

and I need to meet them right now.

(SOMBRE MUSIC)

One, two, three.

There you go.

Grant, Chezzi,
you are the last team to check in.

I've had contestants all over the
world not finish a leg of the race

but I've never taken the mat
physically to them.

You are the first person in history.

I'm talking the entire world.
(CHEZZI CHUCKLES)

What happened today?
Thank you, brother.

We were...killing it this morning,
making up lots of positions and...

..gaining spots and having a laugh
and really enjoying ourselves

until I just keeled over.

And, uh, it snuck up on me.

I didn't see it coming,
didn't feel it coming.

Been an honour to watch
this mama bear kick arse...

(LAUGHS)
..and go into beast mode

and show the next generation of
Denyer girls how strong they can be.

I was done.

It's hard, though.

Hey, man, I won
Dancing With The Stars twice.

Twice. I know.
Only person in the world to do that.

In the world.

And I bummed out on
a dancing challenge. (LAUGHS)

I think it was my fault

because I took too long to get
the dance moves.

Not your fault, darls.

We were in it together.

Oh, it's cow poo.

(LAUGHS)

We've got cow poo on our hands...
(CHUCKLES)

..we've got memories in our hearts,
we've had laughs.

I wanted you guys to see
the Taj Mahal

so I thought, why not bring
the Taj Mahal to you?

Oh. It's beautiful.

You think it'd be bigger
in real life, right?

You good.
Yo.

Alright. OK.

I remember seeing Beau's face,
was just...

..you know petrified and
you could tell Grant wasn't well.

KAREN: Come and sit down for me.
Sit down on the floor.

We made the mat!
I'd like you to lie on the mat.

At that point, I started to feel
a flood of emotion.

Can we get an ambulance?

I think maybe that would be
a good plan now.

I don't really want to.
I know.

This was pretty close and it was...

..very scary and...

..we're in Agra, the place of love.

And what I saw in those moments
will stay with me forever.

PRODUCER: That's a wrap, everybody.
Thank you very much.

MAN: Thank you.
And stop rolling, please.

BEAU: Next time -
our celebrities take to the waters.

Ha-ha-ha-HA!

Full steam ahead, captain!

But fun with the locals...

Ho-ho-ho!
(SCREAMS)

It's a dead rat.
Like the biggest, fattest...

..quickly turns...

Ooh, what's happening?

No! She hit it again! Why? Why?!

..to failure.

JANA: All the way back?

MAN: Yeah.
All the way back to the start?

(MELANCHOLY MUSIC)

Captions by Red Bee Media