"V&S"
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Obveeus wrote:>> This episode was more than just 'good'. Has any episode of TAR ever been
>> better than this one? I don't remember anything better.
>
> Oh hell yeah.
That brings up an interesting question then:
What was the best episode of TAR ever?
> You know youre last when youre told to follow the production crew to the
> pitstop. They should have had a clue at the boat event saying make your
> way
> to the pitstop.
Why do you think that they didn't already know that they were eliminated?
It seemed pretty clear that they knew they were last (and that it was an
elimination) when they were told to folow to the pitstop. It isn't like
there is an alternative to obeying at that point.
>>> Gee, and NO ONE was afraid of the bungy.
>
> How can u be afraid of the shortest bungee jump in TAR history. I mean if
> u
> can survive a bungee jump if the rope breaks then it's not a great bungee
> jump.
Are you complaining about it being over water or about the length of the
rope? It didn't look like a jump anyone would want to make without bungee.
>> 4. Seeing teams working together and exchanging information. That was a
>> smart move for the teams actually in a position to do it.
>
> Although its kinda cheating. Couldnt do that at the money challenge.
I think it could have been done during the money counting if a team had
chosen to share the correct answer with another team. Teams could have
chosen to share the fencepost count in TAR regular, if they had wished to do
so in order to help one team beat another. Certainly, sharing info like
that is not in the spirit of racing, but it is in the spirit of TAR.
> True. But i wouldnt be surprised to see 2 female teams in finale 3.
It will be interesting to see if the all-time-most-alpha-male-celebrity-team
can be unseated somehow. If they weren't such nice guys, I could at least
root against them for having so much advantage, but so far they haven't been
mean. On the other hand, the US Navy guy and his wife and the partner of
the French woman are all racers to root against.
