[Grant] Previously on The Amazing Race Australia…
-Fly to Paris, France! -[both scream]
Brother and sister, Joseph and Grace…
Get in. Get in. It's someone else's taxi.
…stole James and Sarah's taxi to get ahead.
Jesus Christ.
It could cost us the race.
When teams raced to Havana, Cuba…
[Michelle] We need some strong men to push.
…in search of the famous Tropicana nightclub,
-[Steve] Hola! -…classic cars put the brakes on some.
I can't get it to go anywhere.
Workmates Paul and Steve beat the twins to the Pit Stop.
-You're the first team to arrive. -Yeah!
But both teams found there was more to come.
-It doesn't end here. -Oh, no.
-There's your next clue. Go. -Thank you!
Seven teams remain. Who will be eliminated tonight?
[Paul, Steve laughing]
[Paul] The race was actually still continuing.
We were charged up, looking forward to continue racing.
[Jo] Let's go.
We've been driving for six hours now since we arrived in Cuba.
I was seriously like, "Are you joking?"
"Drive to Club Nautico."
"Internacional Hemingway de la Habana."
[Grant] Teams must now drive themselves to Havana's Marina Hemingway
and sign up for individual charter boats with four different departure times,
each half an hour apart.
"Sign up for one of seven charter boats." Oh, cool.
Let's go.
I was cheering. We're in second place, and I was like, "I can drive this car."
It's a fake Pit Stop. We've got to keep going.
We're just going to prolong our lead and continue to enjoy being number one.
[Steve] Good one. Whoo!
A bit too far, mate, to push to the Tropicana.
The clue said you couldn't take taxi. You had to go by car.
I think it's just stuffed.
It keeps dropping to neutral. Doesn't matter what you do.
So we are stranded in the middle of Cuba.
Out of nowhere, this local bloke rolls up.
Do you speak English? Nah.
It won't go into gear.
[Andrew] And then he just gets stuck in.
He was really good.
-Gracias. -You're welcome.
[engine cranking]
[engine starts]
Okay. Just kick back, Andrew, enjoy the ride. [chuckles]
We ended up rolling the car in front of a Cuban house party.
-[music playing] -[Grace] Whoo!
You got it!
-Your water and motor is big problem. -Okay.
[Grace] It was this one woman.
She came out, and she tried to get the car to work.
Apparently, a fuse blew in the car.
She's just picked up a wire in the street and just replaced it.
She was tenacious getting that car started.
-[Grace] Amazing. -Thank you very much.
Thank you, bye.
[Joseph] That took a big chunk out of our racing time.
[speaking Spanish]
[Shane] Tropicana, there we are.
Come on, buddy. Let's pick it up.
[music playing]
Ah. Thank you.
"Drive to the next Pit Stop."
Good girl. Go.
Oh, God, this is a bad place to stop.
I was going over a train line, and the car stalled.
[engine sputtering]
We never ever thought about giving up, but I did think about abandoning the car.
[engine starts]
That's it. Go, go, go. Good girl.
Oh, my God. Look.
I've never been so happy to see a nightclub in all my life.
There's the Tropicana.
That's it there.
-[James] There's the girls. -[Sarah] Come on, quick.
We saw the Italian sisters.
Go over there where those guys parked.
[James] Suddenly, we're in the middle of the pack.
The pressure was still on, but it wasn't as bad as it was before.
-Oh! Here! -Hey!
Where are we?
The Tropicana vibe is what you think of when you think of Cuba.
We just wanted to grab a cocktail and stay.
You got my clue?
"Hotel Nacional."
"Drive yourselves to the Pit Stop."
-Let's go. It's all us. -[shouts] Thank you!
Which means we're last.
Shane and Andrew, you're team number three.
-Great effort, boys. -Three?
I've got something for you. Your next clue.
Oh, look out.
Fellows, you're still racing.
Let's go.
-No Pit Stop. -No shut-eye.
-No. No. -No food. We're off racing.
[Shane] Let's go. Come on, buddy.
[Paul] Dude, who's already number one on the list?
The charter boats were tiered so the first two would be leaving at the same time.
We knew at that point we were going to be equalized with one other team.
-Ah. -That looks nice.
-Let's get our bags. Let's go. -Okay.
-Boom. -Eight o'clock.
-Team number two. -Whoo.
[Grace] Whoo! Tropicana!
-Hola. -Tropicana.
[music playing]
Thank you. Thank you.
"Drive yourselves to the next Pit Stop."
-[Joseph] There's Sticky and Sam. -[Grace] They there?
There she is. Thank you.
"Drive yourselves to the next Pit Stop."
Hey.
James and Sarah, you're fourth on the mat.
-Oh! -[laughs]
-Here's your next clue. -It's a double.
The race is still up. Go.
-Let's go. -Okay.
[panting]
Lucy and Emilia, you're the fifth team to arrive.
[laughs] Whoo.
-[Grant] But, girls… -Oh, no.
Here's your next clue. Your race is still on.
-Oh, my God. -Thank you.
[Lucy] Is he kidding? I think he's kidding.
We were so tired.
-"Drive yourselves…" -Oh, no!
-It's okay. -I can't get in that car.
This Pit Stop, it hasn't stopped.
-[laughs] -Yeah.
-It's a Pit Pause. -It was a Pit Continue.
Oh. God.
Apparently, we're still racing, kids.
[Shane] Name on the board.
Pop her on. 8:30.
[Sticky] This is heading back towards town, I think.
We got lost again. We were pretty frustrated.
This is the road you just got on when you did the U-turn.
So which way do we go?
-We need to ask someone again, don't we? -[Sticky] Yeah.
[Sticky] Mmm.
Joseph and Grace, you're the sixth team to arrive at the mat.
-Wow. -But I can't check you in.
Guys, you're in breach of the rules of the race.
You pulled another team's gear out of a taxi,
which is in clear violation of the rules.
-[Grace] Go, go. -Quick, before they come back.
Let's go, buddy, let's go.
You're going to need to serve a two-hour penalty at the mat. Take a seat.
It is silly to be eliminated on a two-hour penalty.
And I wouldn't want to be eliminated over Sarah and James, that's for sure.
I want them out of the game.
When we see Grace and Jo, I'm not going to be hugging and kissing them, let's say.
I don't want to speak to them anymore.
-Dirty, dirty rats. -[scoffs]
-Oh. We're not even with them. -Yeah, they haven't come.
-[Emilia] I've got to turn in here, right? -[Lucy] Yeah.
There's a big massive sign,
-Marina Hemingway. -Ah!
Oh, my God. James and Sarah.
-Here we go. -How the hell?
-So we're on a nine o'clock. All right. -Yay.
-The Hotel Nacional de Cuba? -[woman] Nacional?
That really big one? How do we get there? This way?
Okay, thank you.
[speaks Spanish] [in English] Welcome to Havana, Cuba.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-Sticky and Sam. -Yes, Grant?
[Grant] You're last to arrive at the mat.
Yeah.
I'm sorry to tell you, but your race is still going.
-Still going? -Here's your next clue.
Thank you.
Oh, no. We thought we'd caught a lucky break, but we had to keep going.
-[Grant] Joseph and Grace. -Wake up.
Will you come to the mat, please? With your gear.
[Grace] Whoa.
[chuckling]
You've served your penalty.
As you're no doubt aware,
the other teams are still racing.
You've got a lot of catching up to do.
-Oh. We're still in it. -[Grant] Off you go.
Thanks.
I never give up hope. I'm always prepared to keep racing.
[Sam] Number six.
[Sticky] The first one was due to go at 8:00 a.m.
We were due to go at 9:30.
But we thought we were five hours behind, so we'd actually caught up a bit.
[Grace] This is it here.
-Oh, they're joking. -[Joseph] Sticky and Sam.
[Grace] Don't! James and Sarah, they came before the girls.
-Wow. -All right, come on.
[Jo] Okay, let's go. It's eight o'clock.
[Steve] How you doing?
Hello. Hola.
It's a Road Block.
"Who's feeling a little nautical?"
In this Road Block,
one team member must board a big-game fishing charter
and put their navigation skills to the test.
They'll be given two coordinates,
and must use a nautical chart and compass to locate an old fisherman out at sea.
But if teams land a fish on the way,
they can return to shore without finding the fisherman
and receive their next clue.
-I'll do it. -All right.
-It has to be me. -It has to be Joey.
I just want her to have this experience so that she can actually step up.
-Argh! -"Use a compass
and a marine chart to find the old fisherman of the sea."
"If you land a fish, you will receive your next clue."
"Fail to do either, and you will land a four-hour penalty."
-Whoa. -That's heavy.
Definitely the four-hour penalty did come into my mind.
I don't know how to read a compass.
I started freaking out because they have given me two locations and a compass
and said to find the old fisherman of the sea and, uh…
It's a big sea out there.
We've got to go 98 degrees magnetic from the Russian embassy,
and 89 degrees magnetic from Plaza de la Revolución.
With the 89 and 90, there was two spots.
98 degrees looks like it's here, and 89 degrees is out here.
There was a line between them,
so I thought that could possibly be the area the old man of the sea would be.
I'm just looking at an area and boats in that area.
I'm just going to ask.
Um… [sighs]
Definitely, in the Road Blocks,
I feel the pressure that she's going to kill me if I don't do this.
Never Eat Soggy Weet-Bix.
I don't know how to read a compass, she doesn't know how to read a compass.
Seeing as she's never caught a fish, I'm hoping this will be the first time.
Otherwise, we've got a four-hour penalty,
'cause it doesn't look like we've got the right directions.
Whoa. That boat there?
Are you the old man of the sea? No?
The first boat I encountered was not the old man from the sea.
There was another boat that way, I think.
[Jo] I'm guessing that's north.
North was facing so many different ways when I was moving it,
I thought, "I don't know what's going on," so I got frazzled.
When I looked at the map for, like, two seconds… [sobs]
…98 degrees and 89 degrees, which I thought was land.
[sobbing] I'm pretty sure I've got to be in water.
I knew I was out of my league.
I couldn't read a compass, I couldn't understand the map.
She's done so well, and I feel so much pressure right now.
[sobbing] I don't want to let her down.
There was another boat out that way, I think.
You can see for quite a distance,
so I thought there will be individual boats out there
that you can have a look at.
I'm going to ask this bloke if he's the old man.
If he is, you beauty. If he's not, my next target's to the right.
[groans]
The sea started getting rough as soon as we hit out past the headland.
It's really rocky up here.
[Jo] I was freaking out. I thought, "I'm going to let my sister down."
We've got so far. We're going to get out because I can't fish or read a compass.
I don't know how long I can do this for. Whoa.
-Good morning! -Morning.
"Who's feeling a little nautical?"
-You have a go, buddy. -I'll take it.
-If it's navigating, that's you. -Ready?
One, two, three. It's you.
-Now, I'm not really… -He doesn't know how to use a compass.
-"Use a compass…" -[both laugh]
"Fail to do either, and you will land a four-hour penalty."
Whoa.
[mumbling]
I'll admit it. I had no clue.
[Sarah] Good luck, Jim.
There was another boat out that way. Just over there?
Now that's my next port of call.
Hello! Hola!
Are you the old man of the sea?
-Yeah! -[Paul] Oh!
-Whoo! You star! -You beauty!
I'm not a fisherman, so thankfully we didn't have to put any lines in the water.
Thank you, sir! You're a champion!
Detour!
"'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
In this Detour, teams have to choose between two tasks
celebrating Cuba's favorite icons.
Their choice: Che Puzzle or Daiquiri Guzzle.
In Che Puzzle,
teams must drive themselves to Old Havana
and complete a giant 90-piece puzzle.
When they finish,
this famous image of Cuban revolutionary hero Che Guevara will be revealed.
In Daiquiri Guzzle, teams must head to the El Floridita bar
where the author Ernest Hemingway used to drink daiquiris.
Teams must make six daiquiris, then deliver them using only one hand
down the road to Hemingway's old room at the Hotel Ambos Mundos.
This challenge will test teams' strengths and balance
with potentially shattering results.
Che Puzzle. Che Guevara. It'll be his face.
A 90-piece puzzle. Let's do that.
-Okay, so maybe approach this boat here. -[skipper] Just there?
This boat here.
I saw the boys' boat 500 meters away from us,
then they bolted back in the same direction we were coming from.
I made a split decision. Let's copy them.
[retching] Yes, please.
Please approach the boat.
Excuse me, sir! Are you the old man of the sea? You are?
Whoo-hoo!
Oh, the boys were on the money.
-Thanks, Steve and Paul. -[both chuckle]
Thank you, sir!
-It's a Detour. -[retches]
"'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
I'm going with Che Puzzle.
-[retches] I'm good at both. -Over the edge.
[retching continues]
Back to the marina, please, sir.
All right, let's go to this boat here in the distance.
I had an idea of where he was,
but I didn't know how to pinpoint where he was.
So I went in the general direction and winged it.
Are you the old man of the sea?
No?
Nah.
It could be this bloke here.
Are you the old man of the sea?
And he goes, "Yeah, yeah, yeah." [chuckles]
He kept going.
I'm going to have a go at trying to catch a big one.
There were two ways to pass this Road Block.
You had to either find the old man in the sea,
or you could catch a fish.
I was quite keen early to catch a fish.
Rightio. Here we go.
Got it.
Whoo.
Being in first place helped us feel so much more pumped
that we'd love to stay in the lead.
Forget Pit Stops. Let's go all the way.
It feels good, but we've got to keep it up. We can't be complacent.
Come on.
We got to switch cars to a more modern-day manual.
And the hardest challenge was to get into reverse, again.
We can't even get out of the car park.
"Who's feeling a little nautical?"
-Whoo. So it's about direction. -Yeah.
-I'll do it? -You want to? You do it.
Neither of us are nautical, but I'm known as having no sense of direction.
At all.
Okay. It says 98 degrees magnetic--
I don't even know what that means-- from the Russian embassy.
Where's the Russian embassy?
Are you the man of the sea? No.
If I didn't find the man of the sea within the hour,
it would've been a four-hour penalty.
Oh, this is useless.
I feel like an idiot 'cause I'm basically doing what an idiot does,
just running around not knowing anything.
Do you want me to get out and ask somebody?
-Can you help… -Like, it was all about relying on me.
Like, she had no idea. She would've had no chance last night.
We were asking every single local. We had a local jump in our car.
That took us about 20 minutes to reverse.
[engine revving]
Thank you.
Whoo-hoo!
Yeah, Washington there.
It looks right.
The clue said you had to walk from Washington Avenue to the challenge.
And he said that's an eight-kilometer walk.
So we were quite confident that this wasn't the right Washington Avenue,
and we weren't sure we'd be able to find the Washington Avenue that we had to.
So we decided, hey, let's just do the other challenge.
So we've decided to change to Daiquiri Guzzle.
Daiquiri.
-Daiquiri Guzzle. -Daiquiri.
Here he comes.
-Do you reckon he's on there? -Yeah!
All right, bring her in.
Don't lose him.
One of the lines had just gone, so, bang! I was into it.
Oh, yeah, here he comes, buddy. Here he comes.
And I was winding, winding, winding.
-I got him! -[Andrew] Whoa!
Come on, you baby.
-[Andrew] Oh! You beauty! -Is he okay?
Don't have to find the old man in the sea.
Got me out of jail, the fish.
Yeah? [laughs] All right.
"'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
-How hard can a puzzle be? -Yeah.
"Teams must complete a 90-piece jigsaw of a famous Cuban image
to receive your next clue."
-Cheers, mate. -Thank you.
Joey and Grace, they were there on the boat after us.
We're thinking, "Yeah, this could be all right. We're not too far behind."
[Sam] It's the cops. Look at what they got.
-[Shane] Look at this! -[Grace] Whoo!
Catching a fish! You beauty!
I got my gloves on and just held it up as we come in,
you know, just to show off a bit.
Go, buddy.
"Road Block."
"Who's feeling a little nautical?"
-You do it. You're a better fisherman. -Yeah, I'll do it.
You. [chuckles]
-Do you know how to read a compass? -Not a clue, mate.
I've never navigated with a compass or anything like that before,
so I didn't know what I was looking for.
Oh, we could be out here for a while, I think.
[Joseph] We need to go here.
I think we go left.
Whoo!
Are you the old man of the sea?
I don't think that's him. Turn around!
Okay, buddy. Nice and easy.
Suddenly, I'm feeling really, really sick.
[Lucy] Are you all right? Just please hold on, sweetie.
Shh!
Every morsel of food I'd consumed decided to just come back up.
[coughing, retching]
In the middle of my-- [imitates retching] I just said northeast!
Northeast!
[coughing]
-[Shane] Where is this Washington joint? -[Andrew] I don't know.
We were looking for Avenida Washington.
While we were searching for it, we found the twins.
Do you want us to pull in behind, and we'll go together?
Let's go, girls.
It was a good feeling to see them in the same position.
We were both struggling. "Let's work together."
[Shane] It's got to be somewhere around here.
[Steve] Let's do it.
We got to Floridita restaurant, and we had to make six daiquiris each.
-So six of everything? -Yeah.
[Steve] And the barman there showed us how to make the daiquiris.
Thank you, sir.
I'm a nondrinker, so I've got zero experience in making drinks,
let alone even drinking drinks, so that was a first time for me.
One, two…
[Shane] There's the marked entrance! There it is.
[Michelle] Shane and Andrew have been at the back of the pack,
so we've never worked together,
so this is the first opportunity to help each other out.
Where we were, in the cathedral area, it was so pretty.
It was just, like, so much color, life-size puzzles.
Like, it was pretty cool.
[Shane] Whoa. Ninety-piece jigsaw puzzle.
-Was it 90? -Ninety pieces.
[Shane] Get rid of the white.
[Jo] You're looking for big, black pieces to go in these things, okay?
It was difficult.
It was black-and-white, and we had nothing to go off.
We didn't know what we were making.
No real clue what we're making yet.
Go to this one first, and then we'll go to that one out there, okay?
This was the most frustrating challenge for me.
Ten minutes?
He said, "We've only got ten minutes left. You can only choose one boat to go to."
[James] Uh…
If you have a four-hour penalty at that time of the game…
-You're dead. -You're a goner.
Go that one out there. Yeah.
It was insane.
[James] In ten minutes we're going to get a four-hour penalty,
if we don't catch a fish or find this old man of the sea.
Excuse me, are you the old man of the sea?
-Yes! Oh! -Whoo!
He was sitting at the back smiling at me and pulled out this beautiful yellow clue.
Oh. That was good.
Far out! Let's go.
We had about five minutes, babe.
This challenge seemed like all the other bad luck that we'd had in the past
somehow made up for it with good luck.
"'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
I'm gonna do the puzzle.
Oh, God.
[Lucy] I think this is it.
-I think it's this one here. -North.
-Just head north towards the boat. Oh. -[Lucy] Go, go, go.
His name is Miguel Angel. I think this is our man.
-[Lucy] Hola! -Are you the old man of the sea?
-Yes? -[Lucy] Yeah!
Thank you.
[Lucy] "'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
I'm happy for you to make the call.
-Let's do puzzle. -Okay.
Just got to go slow.
We had to take the daiquiris eight blocks down to Hotel Ambos Mundos.
Using only one hand, we had to reach our destination
and make sure we didn't spill enough that it fell below the red line on any glasses.
And it's room 511.
I started actually getting a bit of a shaky hand.
I could see liquid shake out of the glasses. That's when I got worried.
No! No, no.
[speaking Spanish]
There was a parade there, and there was guys on stilts.
[laughs]
[Paul] I actually had my left arm there,
very defensively ready to just swat or slap anyone
that was going to try to come and take a glass off me.
That was intense.
-Yes. -Yeah. Help, help, help.
-Anyone who wants to help. Yeah, come. -Yeah?
[Jo] There were people trying to take photos.
We're like, "Do you want to play? Come play too."
We always ask. We're not scared to ask for help.
And they were having so much fun with it,
they were helping us put them in.
We've nearly got the face, we've nearly got a face.
[Shane] Oh, they're helping them.
We look over and the twins had a few locals on board.
They were working their magic.
-Yeah. -As per usual.
You can help if you want? Help?
So we sort of started getting a few locals a bit involved.
Yeah, that one there. Getting that out of the way.
I knew there was that bit we needed. Excellent.
Yeah, this way, mate.
I was sort of like getting the arrow on 98 degrees
and just sort of following it in that direction.
Then it sort of led us straight to this boat.
Are you the old man of the sea? Yeah?
-Yes. Awesome. -[Sticky] Good work.
For the first time, Sam and I are at the back of the pack.
[Sam] Good work, mate. Thank you.
We caught a lucky break, but we had to keep going.
"'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
Daiquiri should be easy. I ran a nightclub for five years.
I think these guys got it.
Sticky and Sam were behind us. They stopped at the boat.
And I told the captain to do a U-turn and get back there.
-Go back. -Your decision?
Yeah, go back. I think that was it.
We were last place, but we've got to keep a cool head.
Are you the old man of the sea? You are.
[Grace] Yeah! Well done. Yeah!
"Detour.
'Daiquiri Guzzle' or 'Che Puzzle'"?
I think we should do the puzzle. I'm okay with puzzles so…
I know carrying a tray full of martini glasses is a tough thing to do.
That's easy. All we need to do is take our time.
I was trying to convince Joey let's just do daiquiri.
Six, one hand, five flights. No.
I think I could do it.
I explained it wasn't going to be easy,
but she has a listening impairment where she doesn't listen correctly.
It's not that difficult, I'm pretty sure.
-Do you have any experience? Relax. -I don't with puzzles.
What can you do? Little sisters.
She's going to have a heart attack if we don't do daiquiri,
so we'll do daiquiris, and hopefully she's right.
[James] Okay.
[Sarah] We have to put that… What was his name?
Chee? Che? Choo… Whatever. What was this bloke's name?
The bloke that's on the T-shirts.
We're not very good at puzzles at all. I don't think so.
I can't remember the last time I did a puzzle.
-[Emilia] Hi! -[Lucy] Hey, boys!
-[Shane] Hi? -Hey, team.
-[Emilia] Okay, listen to me. -Yeah.
Go around the edges with a piece.
If it doesn't fit, put it on the side.
-Okay. -Okay?
Emilia's tactic is very much do the outside of the puzzle first.
[Emilia] I've got one. We're one down.
[Lucy] Have you got one down already? God, you're good.
Ambos Mundos?
[Paul] Don't cut me off.
We had to go up five flights of stairs,
which was so narrow that barely two people could walk past each other.
Thank you.
[Steve] There was a red line on daiquiri glasses.
We weren't allowed to let the liquid go below that.
I was concentrating on making sure that I didn't spill anything.
I have some drinks for you.
And then we had to place them on the table, with one hand still.
[sighs] Oh.
And have them not be underneath the red line.
Ah! [laughs]
Thank you.
-"Drive yourselves to Aus--" -[chuckles]
"Drive yourselves to Australia!"
[Grant] Teams must now drive two hours southeast of Havana
-to the village of Australia… -[horn blows]
…once home to an Australian-owned sugar mill.
Nearby, they'll find this crocodile farm.
When they've fed and caught a crocodile, they'll receive their next clue.
Yeah!
We were already in the lead and maintained our lead even further now.
I don't reckon you could do that challenge faster than we did.
Or you could, but you'd have to be pretty awesome.
[both laugh]
-Ah. Yes. -Ah.
We've come a long way with the help.
That's what helped us in the end.
We started to get a flow.
[cheering]
[Jo] Whoo! Go, boys!
James, look at the coppers.
-Look at their picture. -[James] Yeah.
[Shane, Andrew] Gracias.
"Drive yourselves to Australia!"
And we thought, "Hang on. Is this a trick?"
How can you drive to Australia?
I think we've got a face.
[Michelle, Jo] Hola!
Gracias.
"Drive yourself to Australia!" What?
-Hang on. There's a misprint on this. -Yeah.
And then when we read the next line, it said a little province in Cuba.
Would you believe it?
"Drive yourselves to the old sugarcane township of Australia, Cuba."
Okay, let's go.
"Sugarcane township of Australia, Cuba."
-Australia, Cuba. You know it? -[Shane] You know where that is?
Why don't we just go together?
They get us onto the freeway, and we split the taxi fare with them.
We got a taxi driver to take us to the highway.
Let's go, let's go. Let's follow this cab.
[Sam] Well, there it is there. Floridita.
I should be able to do this.
Worked in a cocktail bar, done competitions so…
Obviously, my arm came into it, but if I stuffed up making the drinks,
I would've killed myself after running a nightclub.
Excuse me, excuse me.
-[Sam] Do you know where we're going? -[Sticky] No.
We just went to the next corner and were like, "Where's this place?"
[Sam] Hang on. I'll need to get this out somehow.
You all right?
Right down there.
Right down, Ambos Mundos?
[Sam] It's a long way away.
-[Sticky] Is it? -Yeah.
The daiquiris started melting and slopping all over.
I'm used to doing stuff with one hand, but they're starting to melt
and slip around a bit, so it's getting a little bit tougher now.
Look out. Ooh.
I just spilled some of it, yeah.
[Sticky] Yeah, well, I'm struggling.
[Sarah] I don't know what we've got left.
Got this down?
Just put everything down for a minute, so we can look at it.
There's a million pieces and everybody wants to help us put it together. [laughs]
-[James] He's trying to help. -It's backwards.
Help isn't a bad thing.
No, sometimes it is a bad thing, James, and they're hindering us.
A lot are putting things that are obviously not going in. It's like…
[James] Which one? This one?
They're trying to help, but you're giving random pieces which isn't helping.
My pieces are not random. There's a method to it.
They are. That needs to be white. That needs to be black.
I'm going to give you every white piece first.
Not every white one.
-Every white with black on the right side. -Oh, dear.
Why do you butt heads with me? Just go with it.
You focus on one piece. I focus on one piece.
-[James] Yeah, I will. -That's it.
Sarah was trying to tell me what to do, and I wasn't having a bar of it.
Hello. Here.
I know that I always think I'm right,
but if you don't really prove me wrong, then I am right.
-[James] There we go. -[man] Okay, that's good.
[Sarah] Great. You see the method?
-Yeah. Yeah. -Makes sense?
Can we stick to this method?
-Do you want to stick to this method? -All right.
I was so excited to make a daiquiri.
Very excited.
[Joseph] I knew it was going to be tough.
We both have no bartending experience or anything like that.
Five, six, yeah?
[Sam chuckles]
We had to walk through a parade with people on stilts.
[whistle blowing]
It was hard not to get the tray and throw it in their face, to be honest.
Frustrating. Very frustrating.
That one there.
-Yeah! -Well done, man.
-[cheering] -[Sarah] My idea worked.
You know that saying a good leader first has to learn how to follow?
Happy wife, happy life is another one.
-No! No, that's… -[laughs]
Not that we're married.
-Thank you. -[James] Thank you so much.
"Drive yourselves to Australia!"
-All right, let's go. -[laughs] Okay.
[Joseph] I'm following you.
I knew it was going to be a tough challenge, but I had to agree.
Basically, I was forced into agreeing.
Hold on, Joe. I just need a break.
-Where are you? You all right? -Yeah, go on.
-[Grace] All right. -Go. Go.
Okay.
-Excuse me. -[man] Upstairs.
[Sticky] We got to the hotel,
and we got down to the minimum of how much we could lose in our daiquiris.
-So, we're still going up, mate. -All right.
-Good, dude. Good work. -[exhales sharply]
[Sticky] The bloke looked at them for five minutes.
-He took his time. -Yeah.
[Sam] All good, mate?
-Yes! -Excellent.
-Thank you so much. -Well done.
-Cheers. -Thanks.
"Drive yourselves to Australia!"
And Sticky's just like, "Australia? Surely not." [laughs]
I'm like, "Mate, drive yourself to Australia. What are you thinking?"
Good work, dude.
Good work.
[Emilia] The struggle is never between us, and that's probably why we're still here.
[Lucy] We've got to keep positive and keep supporting each other
and making the most of everything that's thrown at us, really.
-Nice cigar! -Thank you.
Thank you very much.
"Drive yourselves to Australia."
Huh? Aren't there a few more legs left before we go home?
-This way. Come on. -Okay. Gracias.
[Grace] My arm was just so tense.
You can't even touch the tray with your left hand.
-Are we close? -Hold on. I need a break.
Just wait. Just…
Oh, it feels so much better. Oh, that's better. Okay.
[man] Oh!
[Joseph] I told you. You don't listen.
Oh, it feels so much better. Oh, that's better. Okay.
[man] Oh!
One fell, then they all fell, and that's when I thought…
[clicks tongue] I'm gone.
-Let's do the puzzle. I told you. -Why?
You don't listen. I told you let's do the puzzle. Let's go.
-My hand's gone. -I told you.
You don't listen. See what happens?
-That's the last time you make a decision. -What?
-I told you. -We can do it again.
I told you. No.
At least I know how to mix a daiquiri.
Come on. Let's go.
-[Joseph] Lay them out, lay them out. -Lay them out?
Great. We're in last position again,
and that's when we really had to step it up.
Jigsaw puzzle's your thing, so you show me what you've got, Joe.
[Sam humming] Ooh!
Our spirits were pretty high heading towards Australia.
If we can manage to make our way to Australia
in a reasonable amount of time, we should be…
-[Sticky] The show's still on. -We should be on the right track.
[humming]
I think this is the sugarcane place, Australia.
It doesn't quite look like Australia.
Then we saw the crocodile farm.
Where we had to feed crocodiles, and then also capture a crocodile.
Here's the wheelbarrows.
[Steve] We had to fill a wheelbarrow with feed.
Whoo. [laughs] Lovely.
Which was bloody fish. It smelt beautiful.
Chuck it in. Whoa. That stinks.
Oh, look at them.
They're so ready to be fed, dude.
[Paul grunts]
[Steve] This is awesome. Look at them go.
[Paul] Oh.
[Steve] You're feeding crocodiles, dude.
We're in Australia. There's a sign for Australia. It's good to be home.
[Jo] "Feed and catch a crocodile to receive your next clue."
[Michelle] A baby crocodile?
[scoffs] Yeah, I'm hoping it's a baby crocodile.
[Shane] Scoop it in, buddy.
Oh!
It's fish and blood and yuck and… Yuck!
It splattered on my face, my shoes, my hands…
It was so disgusting.
Get in there. Scoop.
Ugh!
-[Paul] Okay? -[Steve] All right.
[Paul] We've got to capture one.
We had to actually catch a crocodile.
-So we're good? -Yeah, don't yank it.
Just do it nice and slow.
Paul was pretty eager to strut his stuff.
[crocodiles snarling]
[Paul] They're very agile creatures.
They could quickly just run up to us and have a bite on our ankles or such.
I actually had to go a bit stealthy there.
-You all right? -Yeah. Let's go.
[Jo] Cheerleaders don't do this kind of stuff.
Oh, this is what they…
[Shane] "Feed the crocodiles in the marked pen."
[Andrew grunts]
Nice.
[Shane] Oh, yeah.
[Steve] Yeah! Nice work, Pauly.
I had a silly crocodile there where I got the lasso really close,
and it actually panicked and moved into the lasso.
I just tightened the rope, and I caught it in the bag.
Thank you very much.
-Yeah! -"Travel on foot,
then by marked boat to the next Pit Stop."
[Grant] Teams must now catch a speedboat
across the Laguna del Tesoro nature reserve
until they reach these bungalows.
This is the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.
The last team to land here may be eliminated.
-Excellent. -[chuckles] Nice work, Pauly.
Are you sure this is the way?
[Jo] Dinnertime, boys.
Are you hand-feeding or…
-[Andrew] Just shovel them over. -Shovel them.
[Jo] Fish fingers for dinner!
It's pretty disgusting.
-[Shane] Done. -Oh, yeah.
Go and look for one-- Like that one there, 'cause he's not looking.
-Quiet. -We had to go real quiet…
And he went up really slow.
[Shane] Got him? Yeah!
Just got him straightaway.
Bang! All over. All over in 30 seconds.
Ah! Thank you.
"Marked boat to the next Pit Stop!"
Whoa, walk, all right.
Shane caught his fish, I caught a crocodile.
-Yeah. A perfect day. -In Cuba.
Excuse me.
Hey, how're you doing? Thanks, buddy.
Yee-haw!
This is cool!
-Thank you. -[Shane] We're finally in the game, buddy.
-Hey! [laughs] -Yeah!
[Steve] Whoo!
Look at this.
-Hola. Welcome to Guamá, Cuba. -Thank you.
Paul and Steve, you're team number one!
Whoo!
You've also won an action-packed holiday of a lifetime to Queenstown.
-Whoo. -Excellent.
It includes flights, accommodation. It's courtesy of Pump water.
It is valued at ten thousand dollars. Yours to enjoy after the race.
-Well done, fellows. -Adding to the collection.
We've come first three legs in a row. We're quite capable of taking this race.
Shane and Andrew,
you're the second team to reach the mat. Congratulations, fellows.
Hey!
-Wow. -We're climbing.
-[Joseph] I need that black one. -[Grace] Then black.
-We need the black one. -Black. Try that one.
Nope, nope, nope.
It's over there?
[cheering]
[Grace] We never gave up at all, and we did pretty well in that challenge.
-Yeah, we did it quick. -I enjoyed myself.
"Drive yourself to Australia!"
-All right… -What?
Oh, my God. [laughs]
This really nice guy said, "I'll drive you to the motorway.
All you need to do is pay me 20 pesos."
Where is he? Where is he?
No idea if we're going the right way.
We were driving around lost. We thought we got to head the airport way.
We went along this main road to the airport about 20 kilometers or something.
-[Sam] See, that's the airport there. -Yeah.
And central Australia, there.
Yeah, but we should head in that direction 'cause we're here, aren't we?
I thought we're there, La Habana.
Sam's like, "Actually, I think I've read the map wrong." Massive mistake.
We got confused with the map leaving La Habana.
We thought if we went to the airport we're on the right track, but we're not.
Classic us.
We dropped the bundle. We were really disappointed in ourselves.
-[Sam] Need to get over that tunnel there. -There's a tunnel there?
Australia definitely wasn't an easy place to find.
[Sam] In the end, we did a U-turn and headed back towards Havana.
Probably after an hour of driving around,
we actually ended up back at the Detour where we first were.
It's a little disheartening again. We get up and we get close,
then we get lost. Then we get lost again.
Are they going to come at us?
We were worried about wrestling a crocodile.
Like, what were we to expect?
[Michelle screams]
I'll pull it, and you just scoop it in there. And I'll just do that.
-That sounds like a plan. -Please don't get any on my hand.
The croc feed was vile. It stunk.
What's that bit?
-[James] Look at them. -No way! No way!
-It's just foul. Just foul. -Keep going. Chuck it all in.
I just want to die right now. Ugh.
One, two, three, go.
[screams]
I was scared, and they were getting quite angry at this stage.
Get ready.
One, two, three, go.
Really tight.
-Don't let go. -I've got him. Please take it.
Take the rope. Take the rope.
I got the crocodile.
Well, this is the problem.
I caught the crocodile because I hooped it,
and she reckons she caught the crocodile 'cause she pulled the rope.
-Thank you so much. Thank you. -Thank you.
So I caught a crocodile today.
I caught a crocodile today.
"…then by marked boat to the next Pit Stop."
We've got to go.
Hola.
-Living the dream. Living the dream. -Ah.
[Emilia] Oh, Australia.
-[Lucy] Yay! Oh, my God. -Whoo-hoo!
We actually did it without getting lost.
-Yeah. It's true actually. -Which was great. Finally.
I don't know if you're meant to… no.
-[Emilia] No time to waste. -Yeah.
-So no princess time. -No, there's no princess time.
-Yummy. -Yummy.
Ah!
I just touched blood on my face.
-It's blood. -Yeah, it's on your face.
Oh, God, I just put it in my mouth.
We had to catch a croc, which sounded fantastic.
Hello, crockie-crockie.
[Sarah] Did that just make a snarling noise?
-Oh, no, no, no, no. -Human.
[Sarah] God, James, they're not happy.
Sheezus! He wants to eat you. Whoa.
We've got little mini Steve Irwin over here that just loved it,
and I could not wait to get out.
It's all right.
[Sarah] Oh, my God. [screams]
Yeah. Got him.
"Hurry. The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
Let's get out of here.
It's disgusting and horrible, girls.
-It's on my clothes. -Many crocs.
No worries, sweetie. You'll have a shower soon.
I've still got blood in my mouth.
You do this. And I'll start chucking them over.
I think when there's a job to be done that requires, like,
just get it done, no skill, just get it done, I'm good.
Lucy doesn't muck around. Lucy just gets the job done.
[Lucy] When it comes to fishing, just get the job done.
Michelle and Jo, you're the third team to arrive.
Boom!
-Hey. -James and Sarah…
-Yes. -Yeah.
-You're team number four. -Yeah!
[Sticky] Which way do you reckon?
[Sam] There's an arrow.
-[Sticky] Is there? -Yep.
We could be going the right way for a change, so that's good.
We might've made up time there.
Okay. Ready?
"Once at the crocodile farm, teams must fill a wheelbarrow with food."
I said, Joey, "Come on. We're still in the race.
Let's go. Let's get this."
Do it as fast as you can, Joe.
I'm just going to come up to you,
and we're going to make this nice and easy.
She was like the crocodile whisperer.
-Maybe go for this one. -Shh.
Come on, sweetie.
Good, yes. Good girl.
-Yeah! -Oh, yeah.
Oh, yes!
"Travel on foot, then by marked boat to the next Pit Stop."
Hola!
-Oh, I'm so happy to see you. -Hola.
Grace, come on.
Every stand at that crocodile pen had a cross.
The one that didn't have a cross meant that the team hadn't arrived yet.
Come on. We're the second to last team.
We were in a hurry, and we had to do it.
[Joseph] Throw it in.
[Emilia] Oh, wow, look at these huts.
Hi!
-Lucy and Emilia. -Yes?
-You're the fifth team on the mat. -Yes!
Yeah! Oh!
[Sticky] There's a team here?
[Sam] Yep. Joey and Gracey, I reckon.
We pull up at the croc farm, and we see Joey and Grace's car there,
so now we know that we're again back in the race.
-[Sticky] Smells like your bedroom, mate. -[scoffs]
-[Grace] All right. We're done. -Let's go wrestle some crocs.
You don't catch a crocodile every day, so when you get the chance, you take it.
-I'll do it. -Take this.
[Grace] Choose the most quiet one.
-[man] Go in. Ready? -[Joseph] Yep. Ooh.
[Grace] I was actually getting a bit worried.
Quiet, quiet.
-[Joseph] Okay. He's all right? -Oh, well done.
Well done, Joe.
-Congratulations. -Thank you very much.
"Hurry. The last team to arrive will be eliminated."
Go!
This one's us.
-We couldn't see anyone around. -We thought that we were going home.
-Yeah, we're done, mate. -Done like a dinner.
But we definitely pushed it. We didn't stop shoveling or throwing the fish in.
That was the suckiest feeling I've had in a long time.
Let's do it, mate.
[Sam] Yeah, yeah.
-[man] Pull the stick now. -[Sticky] Yeah!
-[Sam] Like that? -Whoa.
"Hurry. The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
[Sticky] It was incredibly sad…
To think this was actually it.
[Sticky] This is the heartbreaker.
Joseph and Grace…
-you're the sixth team to arrive. -Oh. [laughs]
Thank you.
-[man] You're welcome. Bye-bye. -Bye-bye.
After we checked into the Pit Stop, we happened to run into Joe and Grace.
We hadn't actually spoken to Joe and Grace
since the incident back in France when they stole our cab.
-Good. -Thank you.
-[Grace] Get their bags. -Quick. Before they come back.
-Guys, this is crap, seriously. -[Joseph] Let's go, buddy, let's go.
Jesus Christ.
We were still really pissed off.
[Grace] Hey, I want to apologize for what happened in Paris.
How'd you go?
We're here, you're here, so…
From this moment, we're not going to have any more bullshit.
-No. -We're not going to play like that again.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
She was saying, "Really sorry what we did. It was wrong and…" Whatever.
[Grace] I'm sorry.
-I don't really do that anyway, Grace. -I know, I know.
I think you're more sorry, and I think you're not sorry.
I find you a bit fake, Grace. Sorry.
You can think whatever you want.
-You won't know how I feel. -But she felt really bad.
We both felt bad.
We plan to make it up.
If we need to help you, we'll be happy to do that.
-Let's see how it pans out. -Yeah. That's my word.
All right, we'll see.
I just wanted to absolutely go… like that.
-[chuckles] Yeah. -Right then.
If you want to hug, that's fine.
But I would like to see how sorry you are, uh, in your actions.
I don't want to make it up to them. I apologized, and then that's it, you know?
She should accept my apology and move on.
Let's get to the next leg. I'm not going to do anything for them.
Welcome to Guamá, Cuba.
-Thanks, mate. -Cheers.
-Sticky and Sam. -Yeah.
You are the last team to arrive.
And I'm sorry to tell you, but this is a predetermined elimination round.
-You're out of the race. -Yeah, we are.
Navigation skills let us down.
Now, you came on this, did you have any doubts?
No. Gone through my life doing everything one-handed.
Didn't think it was going to change.
He makes me proud every day, seeing the sort of stuff he can do,
but I never had any doubts.
Yeah, we're definitely going to be mates till the end now.
[Sam] Without a doubt.
It's been a pleasure having you on the race.
-Thank you. -But right now, it's time to say goodbye.
Bye-bye.
[Sticky] The memories we've got from it will last a lifetime.
And just the experiences we've had.
[Sam] And we're just so thankful.
There's no way we ever thought we'd be able to do something like this.
So, yeah, a dream come true, really.
-[Grant] Next time… -Vancouver, Canada!
[Shane] It's magnificent.
Thank you, Amazing Race.
-As the race hits Canada… -[screams]
…the stakes are getting higher.
Taxi! We'll give you extra!
-Please, please! -Please!
Just four legs remain.
-Write down the ones we have… -I am!
And one team will crumble in the quest for a quarter of a million dollars.
-Come on, there. -[crying] Oh. I'm sorry.WEBVTT
-Come on, there. -[crying] Oh. I'm sorry.