The Amazing Race 13 -- "Did You Push My Sports Bra Off The Ledge?" -- 10/12/08
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The Amazing Race 13 -- "Did You Push My Sports Bra Off The Ledge?" -- 10/12/08
Synopsis for tonight's episode:
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Last edited by DJariya; 10-12-08 at 11:15 AM.
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I hate the divorcee bitches. Pretty lame of the one team to ask another to use the U-Turn. If you want it used, have the guts to do it yourself.
Famous last words at the beginning when the older geeks talked about how they took the time to think everything out when they got the clues.
Famous last words at the beginning when the older geeks talked about how they took the time to think everything out when they got the clues.
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As for asking another team to use the U-turn instead of you...it was worth a try. You would still have the option later in the race, and the other team would have been the "bad guy"...it worked in All-Stars when everyone hated Danny and Oswald after they traded using the yield for money.
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As for asking another team to use the U-turn instead of you...it was worth a try. You would still have the option later in the race, and the other team would have been the "bad guy"...it worked in All-Stars when everyone hated Danny and Oswald after they traded using the yield for money.
Yeah, but no one is stupid enough to use it for someone else for no reason.
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Honestly, they both should have used it, and the fact that neither one did was stupid. And if Kelly and Christie saw that Toni and Dallas were still behind them then they were stupid for not using it too.
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Very disappointed to see Mark and Bill go tonight. Can't believe how dumb they were at missing the walking part of their clue.
Ken and Tina have actually surprised me so far. However, they are so bound to have some sort of meltdown sooner or later.
Ken and Tina have actually surprised me so far. However, they are so bound to have some sort of meltdown sooner or later.
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Glad to be spared any airport drama last night. I really wish they'd cut the airport segments out entirely.
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I loved the hilarious wrestling matches. That was one of the greatest tasks I've seen on the show.
The seperated couple. The wife was so passive aggressive in the first episode. She seems OK now. The woman tweezes her eye brows too much though that it's scary.
The seperated couple. The wife was so passive aggressive in the first episode. She seems OK now. The woman tweezes her eye brows too much though that it's scary.
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Ken has really calmed down after the 1st ep, unlike Terence who is still a jerk.
Sucky way to go by not reading the clue correctly. But that's sort of important, I was surprised to see the southern girls that high up, as so far they seem to have been horrible, and the divorcees looking for a container on the beach.
oh boy
Sucky way to go by not reading the clue correctly. But that's sort of important, I was surprised to see the southern girls that high up, as so far they seem to have been horrible, and the divorcees looking for a container on the beach.
oh boy
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Those were some pretty crazy crashes on those mini bikes. Too bad about the comic geeks leaving. I actually expected the frat boys to lose earlier since they seem so tired all the time.
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Still fun...even though there was no alcohol, or Tony involved.
And I think the guys got the better end of getting divorced from those two women.
Bummed about the geeks, they amused me.
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Might as well stick this in here!
http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...&cs=1&nid=2565
I would love to be able to see this with subtitles next year. And at least regarding the Latin women, they would all be hotties!
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Posted: Wed., Oct. 15, 2008, 9:41am PT
Disney, Discovery team for 'Race'
Latin American version of reality hit planned
By EMILIANO DE PABLOSCANNES — Disney Media Networks Latin America and Discovery Networks Latin America/U.S. Hispanic are to produce a local version of long running reality show "The Amazing Race" for the entire region.
For both companies, deal marks the first pan-regional production of an original reality competition format.
Agreement was unveiled Wednesday at Mipcom.
Pre-production for the local version of "Amazing Race" will begin in January and will include contestants from the region. Discovery Channel plans to air the reality show in Latin America and the Caribbean in late 2009.
Created by Elise Doganieri and Bertram Van Munster, and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the U.S. version of "Amazing Race," is now in its 14th season on CBS.
In a parallel announcement, Disney said that DMNLA will now distribute all Disney and non-Disney branded content to all TV platforms in the U.S. Hispanic market.
Move follows the strategy that began last year with the original production of "Amas de casa desesperadas" ("Desperate Housewives") for Univision.
The distribution includes series from ABC Studios; feature films from Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Miramax Films and Disney-Pixar; and titles from Latin American labels Patagonik and Miravista.
Also at Mipcom, Disney-ABC-ESPN TV struck a deal with South African pubcaster SABC for over 200 episodes of ABC's talk show "The View," as well as the third season of "Desperate Housewives" and multiple seasons of "The Amazing Race."
Disney, Discovery team for 'Race'
Latin American version of reality hit planned
By EMILIANO DE PABLOSCANNES — Disney Media Networks Latin America and Discovery Networks Latin America/U.S. Hispanic are to produce a local version of long running reality show "The Amazing Race" for the entire region.
For both companies, deal marks the first pan-regional production of an original reality competition format.
Agreement was unveiled Wednesday at Mipcom.
Pre-production for the local version of "Amazing Race" will begin in January and will include contestants from the region. Discovery Channel plans to air the reality show in Latin America and the Caribbean in late 2009.
Created by Elise Doganieri and Bertram Van Munster, and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the U.S. version of "Amazing Race," is now in its 14th season on CBS.
In a parallel announcement, Disney said that DMNLA will now distribute all Disney and non-Disney branded content to all TV platforms in the U.S. Hispanic market.
Move follows the strategy that began last year with the original production of "Amas de casa desesperadas" ("Desperate Housewives") for Univision.
The distribution includes series from ABC Studios; feature films from Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Miramax Films and Disney-Pixar; and titles from Latin American labels Patagonik and Miravista.
Also at Mipcom, Disney-ABC-ESPN TV struck a deal with South African pubcaster SABC for over 200 episodes of ABC's talk show "The View," as well as the third season of "Desperate Housewives" and multiple seasons of "The Amazing Race."
Chris
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They currently do an Asian version on AXN.
http://amazing-race-asia.axn-asia.com/index.php
http://amazing-race-asia.axn-asia.com/index.php
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They currently do an Asian version on AXN.
http://amazing-race-asia.axn-asia.com/index.php
http://amazing-race-asia.axn-asia.com/index.php
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