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Teams take a moment to watch elephants drink before leaving the pit stop. Team Bro is the first team out at 5:39 a.m. and drive themselves to Boro Village for their next clue. Continue reading
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The episode begins with the Governor beating the crap out of Milton in an effort to get him to nut up. Blondie is still chained to a bad kind of chair with a shmear of too-neat-and-too-bright-to-be-real blood on her forehead. The Governor orders Milton to kill Blondie, but instead of carrying out those very specific and simple orders, Milton turns the knife on the Governor. Continue reading
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The judges switch up the teams again, because teams! Chaos! Conflict! Good television! Continue reading
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Rachel Zoe helps everyone get dressed because her “purpose in life is to dress everybody,” and buttons are confusing for people who do not have a doctorate in styling. Continue reading
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Oh hey there, and welcome to Splash, the worst show on television, where we watch marginally rememberable humans jump into a vat of water. Continue reading
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Teams start out the sixth leg in Hanoi, Vietnam. The BFFs are the first team to leave at 10:40 p.m. and must fly to Maun, Botswana to sign up for one of three flights that will take them to the edge of the Kalahari desert. Continue reading
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As if this season of The Walking Dead wasn’t boring enough, tonight’s episode was all about heart-to-hearts. Talking. Just two people, talking. Continue reading
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Tim greets the contestants at Lord & Taylor, and surprising them with new teams. Continue reading
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Rachel Zoe is frustrated that her sequined maxi skirts didn’t sell in the United States, so she goes to Paris and tries to pawn them off on Europeans. Her husband, Roger, has red dots all over his body. Does he have bedbugs? I hope he has bedbugs. Or, as they say in Paris, le cooties. Continue reading
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