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This was interesting episode, seem short on challenges but maybe that the way it always been when 11 teams compete. Why every year it seems TAR is more 'great vacation experiences. I bet virgin island tourism will be up particularly riding a sea plane. @\
25 years ugh, I been watching every season that long. I wished they would use some of the good mental challenges like when the show began. This show is predictable in its type casting.
I did what I said and held watching the show just a bit ago. It was nice fast forwarding the commercials and no FB delay. My dvr still has TAR programed 2 hours to compensate the delays.
Compass challenge if it was me I know Im not accurate but if it gives me ball park I probably shove the shovel spike hard in a circumference from what the compass stated.
I agree with some others I do hope this season continues to be ruthless, its a million dollars, get out of my way
25 years ugh, I been watching every season that long. I wished they would use some of the good mental challenges like when the show began. This show is predictable in its type casting.
You mean 25 seasons, the first season of TAR was Sept 2001, 13 years ago.
ok thanks wit nit, I feel young again, It slip my mind of the double season. I do hope alot mental challenges vs endurance.
I also think the cocky ones will be there downfall because ego over thinks. Look forward to this season,
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There are a lot of interesting personalities this year. I'm rooting for the Boston firefighters, but unless they get a break, they don't seem all that bright. As for the dentists, yowsers. I liked Phil's remark to the girl at the final pit stop, "Have you ever seen teeth quite like that before?" or something, and that Orbitz ding and sparkle. They don't need to be Newscaster Brilliant White...that's not normal. I wonder if they're veneers or caps or crowns rather than just over-whitened? I kind of like the scientist girls. Smart and funny. Otherwise, no one else has really jumped out at me...
Count me in on being happy TAR is on Friday nights now. By moving TAR to Friday I now have something different to watch from the usual Dateline/20-20 murder mysteries. Plus it won't be delayed programming due to football going overtime.
I miss the days when TAR had real diversity- old and young, fat and thin. Normal people who were out of shape but loved a challenge. Those were the folks I loved watching. Seeing them overcome fears and doubts made TAR that much more interesting to watch.
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That compass was like the kind on the dashboard of Grampa's Buick. Old School. Next season, rotary dial telephones. LOL.
All I kept saying was damn their teeth are super bright- remids me of that Friends episode with Ross white teeth. LOL - Surprised they made it first for a moment there I thought it was going to be the surfer girl and her bf- BTW did i see some type of flirting from one of NYC girls towards the surfer guy? that was funny. I dont know who i'm rooting for totally quite yet.. I'm from NYC so I always try to root for my hometown first - but i'm still feeling everyone out
I tend to spend the first epi from the bottom up. Right at intro I'm thinking who's going out first? I had the Blonde Bimbos, Fire men and Team dentist as most likely to implode.
Two I had right, the other I couldn't have been more wrong on. No scenario had the Teeth showing up first, alas it did happen.
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