[Grant] Previously…
[yelling]
-…on The Amazing Race Australia… -[screams]
six teams raced to Vancouver, Canada…
-Can we get in? Please! -Please!
…where workmates Paul and Steve…
-"Fast Forward." -…bared all…
[both] Pose nude. [laughing]
…to win the Fast Forward.
-You're team number one. -Boom!
-Once again, sisters Lucy and Emilia -[gasps]
…escaped elimination.
Yes. Oh!
-Write down the ones we know. -I am!
[Grant] But James and Sarah weren't so lucky.
I'm sorry to tell you you are out of the race.
Five teams remain. Who will be eliminated tonight?
Vancouver. This Canadian city hosted the last Winter Olympics
and is consistently voted one of the most livable cities in the world.
Vancouver's waterfront is now the starting point for the tenth leg,
as teams continue to race around the world.
-Paul and Steve were first to arrive. -Boom!
So they'll depart first at 10:11 p.m.
"Travel by bus to Banff National Park." Yes!
[Grant] Teams must now sign up for one of two charter buses
departing an hour apart
and travel 14 hours east through the Rocky Mountains to Banff.
This popular national park is known for its spectacular mountains and snowfields.
When teams arrive in town,
they'll need to find Wild Bill's Saloon and mount up for their next challenge.
-Cool. Let's go. -Yes!
I was pretty excited, because we were going to Banff.
And I've been to Banff before. Loved it.
It just says the bus departure point in the vicinity of the Western Hotel.
Starting this leg in first place was starting to feel a bit familiar,
being fifth time in a row.
-That's down this way three blocks. -Okay.
-It's on the water. -Beauty. That's perfect.
[Paul] Even though the cops arguably are our greatest rivals now,
I haven't really respected and admired their game play.
Team number one.
-[Shane] Righty-o. -[Andrew] Go, mate.
Oh-ho! "To Banff National Park, Rocky Mountains."
You hear a lot of rumors along the way on this race,
and one of the ones I've heard is that we're the stupid cops.
Johnny Denver sung a song about Rocky Mountain, "Rocky Mountain High."
-Did he? -Yep.
-Can you give us a tune? -♪ Rocky Mountain high ♪
There's no reason now why we can't get into the top three.
[Andrew] We've come this far,
-so we're not gonna let it slip now. -No.
-First bus. That's what we have to do. -Just what the doctor ordered.
We were happy with that 'cause we were level with Paul and Steve.
-An hour's difference, so it's good. -Mission accomplished there.
"Travel by bus to Banff National Park, Rocky Mountains."
Go, go, go. Cross the road.
We knew that that was completely out of our element.
It was gonna be snowing, freezing.
We're the typical Aussie beach babes.
It's 30, 40 degrees, and we're sun-baking like we're lizards.
"It's in the vicinity of the Western Hotel."
We can win this. We can win The Amazing Race.
I'm going into the next leg focused on coming first.
-Here. -Oh!
[Michelle] We were pretty shattered that we were gonna be an hour behind.
Having the two male teams in front of us, we were like, "Oh, golly."
Seriously in trouble.
"Once there, search for Wild Bill's Saloon."
"Banff National Park."
-Okay. -Okay, let's go.
[Joseph] There it is.
[Grace] Going into the next leg, we're gonna definitely aim for top three.
We'll see if we're final material.
-We're with the girls. -There, there, there.
I think there's something to be said
for being grateful for everything that you get in life.
[Lucy] So many times we thought we were finished
and we just keep coming back for more, so we're so grateful.
[Emilia] We got purple. That's cool.
[Grant] Paul and Steve and Shane and Andrew
are now on the first bus from Vancouver to Banff.
-Got all the heavies on the bus. -Heavyweight division.
It's us against the boys. We're an hour ahead of the others.
-Gotta go for the knockout punch today. -That's it.
There's testosterone competition on the bus.
-[Paul] Do we consider them competition? -[Paul, Steve laugh]
I'm going in the snow. I'm in my element there.
I've done black runs before with skiing, so very confident with that.
We'll see how heated it gets in the heat of battle.
I think our man fuel will be hotter than theirs.
Paul's head's getting that big, it could explode.
[Grant] Michelle and Jo, Joseph and Grace,
and Lucy and Emilia are now on the second bus to Banff.
Bus two was the sibling bus, the party bus.
[Jo] Oh, my God!
[Emilia] Grace started braiding the cheerleaders' hair,
and we discovered that they had hair extensions.
-Hi, I'm Jo. -Hi, I'm Chelle.
Hi, I'm Emilia, and we're the triplets.
-She looks terrible as a blonde. -Horrible.
Just because I'm a cheerleader, don't you reckon, Jo? I reckon.
So, I'm Jo, and you know me, because I've got better boobs.
Victoria's Secret. Boom.
[Michelle] That drive is one of the best things I've ever seen.
It was like this painting. Different paintings.
[Joseph] It was like driving into a postcard.
-[Andrew] Let's go! -Nice, chilly run at that time of night.
Got to beat them though.
It was very important that we did beat Paul and Steve to Wild Bill's Saloon.
Let's go!
[Shane] Just a psychological edge.
There it is.
"Enter Wild Bill's bucking bull competition."
[Grant] Teams must now ride a mechanical bull for a combined total of 60 seconds
to receive their next clue.
If they choose to hang on even longer,
the team with the highest accumulated time will win an additional bonus prize.
"Have a bucking good time."
"Teams must accumulate one minute
on the mechanical bull to achieve your next clue."
Where's the bucking bull?
The old flannelette shirt. Felt like I was back in Shepparton.
Walk in, mate. I'll walk in.
[Andrew] We made sure we stepped onto the bull first.
-Yeah. -She's slippery.
Righty-o, let her rip.
[crowd cheers]
There was a bit of a technique to it. You had to really get in the rhythm.
You had to alternate on the bucking bull,
but you had to get a cumulative total of 60 seconds.
[Andrew] Come on, Charlie.
Shane was definitely better at it than I was.
-Hold on, Charlie. -[crowd cheers]
I hadn't actually ridden an electrical bull before.
Whoa!
[Paul] Oh, hey!
I was hopeless at the bull.
[laughs]
[Andrew] We got to the 60-second mark.
So, this is where we make the call. Do we go?
There was an extra clue if you went the furthest on it.
[Andrew] We weren't sure what that was. Was it gonna be ten grand?
[Shane] It intrigued us, didn't it? Gave us something to think about.
We must beat Paul and Steve on this one.
We'll get on again.
[crowd cheers]
[Shane] That's it, buddy! That's it, buddy!
Yeah!
We could see it in the eyes of the cops, they wanted it bad. They wanted the bonus.
Whoa!
Finally found something that the big fella Paul's not good at.
-[Emilia] Careful, guys, on the ice, okay? -[Lucy] Just be safe.
[Michelle] Whoa! She's down!
[Jo] Damn it! I'm fine. It's okay.
-[man] Welcome to Wild Bill's. -[Jo] Thank you.
"Enter Wild Bill's bucking bull competition."
"Teams must accumulate one minute."
-"Have a bucking time." -Okay.
[Shane] Come on, baby!
I had no doubt that they're gonna go all out for this.
I'm getting a bit of a sore hand from holding that rope.
I was getting sore. I was getting a bit of a cut on my hand developing.
I don't know if it's worth the bonus prize if it's gonna give me injuries
and prevent me from performing in subsequent challenges.
We'd stopped at 78 seconds. We were not gonna worry about going anymore.
A bit of a psychological advantage there. He's given up.
-Thank you very much. -Thank you very much.
"Drive yourselves to the Junk Yards at the base of Rundle Mountain
and search for your next clue."
"And hours of operation applies: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m."
[crowd cheers]
That's it! We've done enough, I reckon.
You could return to the bull at any stage.
-We thought, it's done and dusted at 149. -Yeah.
"Accumulate a combined time of one minute to receive your next clue."
[man] Here we go in three, two, one.
[Michelle] Joey, just have fun. Hold on.
This is gonna be a long night.
Stay on, Chelle. Stay on.
It's so hard.
Joe was pretty good. He had a bit of an ungainly style on the bull.
[Grace] Yeah. Go, Joe!
[Emilia] Well, that was very graceful.
Have we had any experience bull riding? Hell, no!
Stay on, stay on! Yeah!
The plan is to beat Paul and Steve's 78 seconds.
Then I thought, you know what? Let's beat Steve and Paul on this challenge.
We'll just get to 78 and then stop.
[Paul] Everyone wanted to make sure they were at least higher than us.
Well, let them have their fun.
[Jo] Come on, Chelle! Stay on!
Whoo!
[Michelle] Move your hips! Move your hips!
Whoo!
[crowd cheers]
We got 101. We did beat Paul and Steve.
Thank you.
"Drive yourselves to the base of Rundle Mountain."
"Hours of operation are 8:30 to 4:00."
-Right. -We have to wait for tomorrow morning.
I do my riding better in the bedroom.
Ooh!
[laughs]
But last the same amount of time: 15 seconds.
Let's keep going. We're doing well.
-Grace said-- -I want that prize.
-I want it. Get me it, Joe.
Bring it on, Shane and Andrew!
Slowly the other teams petered out, and Joe and Grace kept going.
[screams]
-[Andrew] What was that? -I'm okay.
I don't think they can work a bull anyway, better than I can.
Go, Joe. You've got it. Well done.
They actually started to catch us.
We're right behind them.
[Andrew] Oh!
Yeah, I was a bit concerned.
-[crowd cheers] -[groaning]
-[Andrew] You all right? -Yeah, a blister.
-I hurt my hand. -Do we need our hands for other stuff?
We knew they were thinking about giving up because they were getting sore.
[groans]
That one, yeah. Ooh.
[Andrew] Come on, Charlie.
We were starting to think about pulling the pin
just purely on an injury perspective.
We didn't want to be wrecked for the next leg.
I thought, "I don't want a girl to beat me."
They're determined, these guys, to win.
[Grace] We were so close right behind them. Neck and neck.
And then that's when my hand started to really hurt.
If we can get one good one in here, it'll break 'em.
[Shane] Come on, boy!
-If they have a good rally… -Hang on!
…it'll be um, game over.
-[Shane] Well done, mate. -That's it, yeah?
-One more try? -No, go congratulate. Your hand's gone.
You gotta save your hand.
Joe said to me, "I know you want to win this,
but you need to think of the other legs."
-[Joseph] Congrats, guys, yeah. -Well…
-That was a relief, wasn't it? -[Andrew] Mm.
I thought, we would've been there till 5:00 in the morning.
It was gonna be a matter of attrition. But we were never gonna give up.
-Thank you very much. -Thank you.
"Drive yourselves to the Junk Yards at the base of Rundle Mountain."
[Shane] Thank you very much.
"Congratulations for winning the bucking bull competition.
You have won a 30-minute head start at the next challenge."
-That's good. -So we'll take that.
-That's good, that's good. -Who was the smartest here tonight?
We're injured. We had quite a few sore niggles and that.
It was like, "Thirty minutes-- is it gonna be enough?"
The next morning, we had to drive up to the Junk Yards in Grassi Lakes.
The road is icy-- very, very icy-- and minus ten degrees outside.
I just want to get to this place in one piece.
That would be me.
We heard the cops won the bonus prize from the rodeo.
Then they get a half-hour head start on all the other teams.
A lot of the races have been decided by a couple of minutes, so…
-Yeah. -…thirty minutes might be handy.
[Paul] They were doing it well into the night.
Hopefully they're feeling a bit sore and tired from doing it.
I'll tell you what: The 43-year-old body can feel it today.
[Andrew] There's the marker. Keep going straight ahead.
We rolled up to the Junk Yard at Grassi Lakes.
We'd start at 8:30, The other teams were gonna start at 9:00,
so a bit of an edge there.
"Road Block. Who's climbing the walls?"
Shane's on this one.
In this Road Block, teams must draw on strength, stamina and cold determination
as they attempt to scale this icy cliff face.
The team member performing this Road Block must use crampons and ice axes
to scale a 25-meter frozen waterfall and retrieve their next clue.
[both] Let's go.
[Joseph] The boys were let in.
[Steve] Yep. They got the half-hour advantage.
[Andrew] Geez, she's a fair walk up.
It was amazing, this frozen waterfall coming down this rock wall.
[Shane] We thought, "This is our time here."
We had the advantage of the 30 minutes.
We just want to beat Paul and Steve.
-Are you ready to go? -I'm ready.
[man] Go climb.
You had to use your pick and really force it into the ice.
I was a bit worried, because the night before, on the bucking bull,
I'd hurt my hand on the rope.
[groans]
Geez, it doesn't look easy, that's for sure.
-This is hard yakka. -Hang in there.
-[Michelle] We've still got to wait? -They've got the half-hour advantage.
We would've loved a 30-minute head start, but not at the cost of Grace's hand.
[whistle blows]
-It's a Road Block. -"Who's climbing the walls?" I am.
-Jo. -You are.
"Who's climbing the walls?" I am.
[Andrew] Come on, Shane! You're going well, mate. You're nearly there.
[Shane] As you got to the top, it was a lot steeper,
so it was harder to get a grip,
and you had to really throw the hand in and thrust it in.
-[Andrew] Nearly there. -[groaning]
Nearly there.
A little steep bit. He's got it.
He's got it. Well done, Huss!
-We've got it. -Good work, buddy!
[Shane] Be able to come back down.
To climb up and do that, that was just something special.
-A frozen waterfall, picturesque location. -Yeah.
I just want to get out of here.
Protect our lead.
-Detour. -"Search or Ski"?
[Grant] Lake Louise experiences snowfall every month of the year,
and in this Detour, teams will be knee-deep in it
as they choose between Search and Ski.
In Search, teams must use an avalanche rescue beacon
to search a 4,000-square-meter area
and find a transmitter buried beneath the snow.
Once they dig up the transmitter, they can exchange it for their next clue.
In Ski, both team members must ski down a slalom course,
weaving in and out of all the flags along the way.
This challenge requires some skiing ability,
but teams who rush it could find themselves on the ropes.
-We'll go Ski. -We'll go Ski.
We wanted to keep that half an hour as much as we could.
Let's go, buddy.
I might be one of the heaviest people doing this, so it might be harder for me,
but hopefully my upper body strength will compensate
the heavier weight that I'm carrying.
I'm gonna pretend it's Paul's head there. I'll be like…
[staccato screams]
That's how I'm gonna get up, Paul.
Gee, that was a nice thing to let me know.
[Jo] Okay, let's go.
[Michelle] Go, Joey!
She's smashing it. She's already in front of Paul.
His pride will be wounded big-time if Jo beats him up there.
Good work! Use your legs.
[Grace] Big steps, Joseph. Big steps.
It looked like he was struggling. I'm thinking, "Joseph, can you hurry up?
You've got Jo, like, a body length up before you."
You can do it, Joey!
I don't want to fall!
I couldn't get the ice picks in. They were going in maybe this much,
and I was like, "That's not gonna hold my weight."
It did feel good that I managed to overtake her.
You can do it, Lucy.
It would've been scary for either of us, but I really just was conscious
of Lucy getting herself worked up, not being able to do it.
Okay. I'm not gonna die today.
[Steve] Come on, Paul, concentrate. It's the last bit!
[Michelle] Give it everything, Joey!
[Grace] Bring yourself up! Well done.
[Emilia] That's it, Lou.
[Michelle] Go, Joey!
[Grace] You're home, Joseph!
Lower.
[Steve] Good work, Paul!
-I got a clue. -[screams]
Joey!
[Jo] I've never put myself out there to do these crazy things before.
I have my own sheltered little life.
-[Michelle] Whoo! Go, Joey! -I'm so proud that I attempted it.
[Steve] Well done, Pauly!
-"Detour. Search or Ski"? Ski? -Let's do Ski. Yep.
"Search or Ski"?
-I'm thinking Ski. -Ski.
I couldn't work the little pick things at all.
I had no idea how to dig them into the ice.
-Oh. -That's it, Lou. Smash it in.
[Lucy] I'm trying.
[Shane] One K, Andrew. Let's switch on here.
We had to head off to Lake Louise Ski Resort.
So we thought, we'll try our luck at the ski.
I've skied 25 years ago, so I've got a little idea,
but by no stretch of the imagin-- I'm not that good.
[Andrew] Well, I've never skied, so I've got no idea.
[Shane] When I first got there, I'm like you, six foot,
-legs and arms going everywhere. -[Andrew] Yep.
But you might pick it up.
Let's go. Come on, buddy. Whoa.
Right. We're gonna give it a crack.
If no good, we're gonna have to go switcheroony.
I don't know how to get up there.
It's okay. You can do it, Lucy. Come on.
[Lucy] I'm so scared.
I was like, "Oh, my gosh, I'm never gonna get off this waterfall."
Just take it easy, Lucy!
[Lucy] Oh, my God, I'm gonna fall.
I know her. I just saw something in her body language change
and knew what was going on in her head.
She'll be really freaking herself out right now.
This is the-- The worst feeling of the whole thing
is standing here watching her do that.
Oh, my God, I'm gonna fall.
I'm gonna fall.
I don't know that I can get up this waterfall.
So I just said, "Just do it.
Just find somewhere to put your damn feet."
Oh, my God, I'm standing.
Good girl, Lou!
I got it! I got it! I got it!
Oh, my God. That's awesome.
For that second, it was her race, and she did it, and I was thrilled.
I was like, "We won."
After that, I thought we won it. I really did.
I'm so proud of her. She's such a strong person.
She's been my rock my whole life.
Mum is not going to believe that she did that.
I love you.
-"Detour." -"Search or Ski"?
-Let's go Ski. We're gonna Ski. -Okay.
[Andrew] Here we go. There's the flag.
How's this, mate? Who would've thought you'd be gonna the snow?
Oh, mate, unreal.
I'm grateful that we've got this far to do all this stuff.
When I was 18, I had a ski.
Whoa!
So I at least knew how to snowplow and do the minimal stuff.
[Andrew] Let's go, buddy.
I've never even touched the snow before, so I was a little bit nervous,
'cause I didn't want to let the team down.
That's it, mate. We can do this. Pop her in.
Whoa!
-It's all right, mate. Just relax. -Just nice and slow.
Get-- Just stop. Get…
[Andrew] Trying to get the skis on,
I was slipping and sliding all over the joint.
-You got it? Now I'll hold you. -Yep.
If you want to slow down, you have to do that.
[Andrew] There were two slalom courses, a red and a blue.
You had to weave your way outside of the flags
and then down through the finish line.
Just snowplow like that.
It was good to have Shane in front, and he was showing me how to do it.
Not that I could do it exactly like he was doing it.
[laughs]
It just looks wrong.
Sorry, mate.
He was like a baby giraffe trying to find its feet,
and I just couldn't stop laughing.
You've got to be up on your-- whoop, whoop.
Steve's letting me know he's not the most confident skier.
If this was a Road Block and only one of us had to do it,
I'd do Ski without a hesitation at all.
Yeah, spent, like, a snow season here and did not do any skiing at all.
I think I spent more of my time partying than anything else, so…
I felt we needed to go to a middle ground,
so we both agreed that we'll do the Search.
We need to go to Glacier Express Quad Chairlift.
[Shane] That's it, buddy. Hold them in. Get them in.
That's all right. You were up when you went around it.
If you fell over, as long as you went standing up through the points,
you were okay.
Now, how did we go?
No, sorry.
You didn't make it through the two red gates at the finish.
Then he goes, "You didn't go through the gates,"
and we looked back, and sure enough, there's two red poles.
Oh, we missed it! Bugger it.
-Walk back up? -Let's go.
-Sorry, buddy. -Take two.
Bugger it. That could cost us.
[Michelle] Lake Louise. There it is.
[Joseph] Even though we hadn't skied before,
finding a beacon in a big open plains is terribly hard.
So, ski, I go, "It won't be too bad. We could pick it up on the way."
[Shane]
[Steve] Is that the cops?
Yeah, it is.
[Shane] Paul and Steve are there. Quick!
Despite their 30-minute lead, we were confident we were hot on the heels
and potentially gonna be able to overtake them.
How are you doing?
We had to find a beacon backpack
within an area that spans 4,000 square meters.
[man] This is your transceiver to help you find your buried object.
As the sounds get louder, that means you're getting closer.
We were given a rescue transceiver,
but it was up to Steve and I to figure out the best way to use it.
What do I do with it?
It's super loud… near here.
We're not getting a loud beep here. Why do you think it's here?
It beeps the loudest when it's blinking red.
It still beeped red, beeped red there, so…
-Let's go and catch the lift, guys. -Glacier Express.
I've never skied before.
I mean, even carrying these, I don't even understand what they do.
-Oh, my God. Aah! -Don't let go of anything.
[Grace] No.
[Shane] Good to go?
Snowplow.
Shane started off on the second run.
[Shane] That's it. That's it.
I'd look around and he was behind me, so we negotiated it quite well.
Went through the gates this time.
-All good? -Yes.
Yay! Well done, us! You're a good learner, buddy.
"Drive yourselves to the Great Divide Trail,
then travel by dogsled along a marked route."
Dogsledding has been a form of winter transport for Canadian Inuits
for over a thousand years.
Teams will now need to lead a dog team around a three-kilometer course
to find their next clue.
-Lucky we went the Ski. -Yeah.
I reckon trying to find that thing now.
-Here. Good decision again. -Yeah.
With Paul and Steve, we could only assume that they'd gone for the Search.
Why would you do that when you're a black-run skier?
Interesting.
It's here somewhere.
Just check around here, 'cause I want to see if it's doing anything else.
It's tough slogging through that snow.
-It's all over this area. -Yep.
So you don't want to be doing that for any longer than you have to.
We're not going too good right now.
I'm feeling like we should've done the skiing one, but we're here already.
We've quite a time investment if we want to switch now.
-Girls! -[Jo] Hey, boys!
Good luck!
Shane and Andrew, and they're not far in front of us.
We'd never skied before, let alone putting on ski boots.
We never even got a lesson of how to put the skis on.
Oh, my God.
Whoa.
[Grace] This is gonna be funny.
-Hey, did you get one on? -No, nearly did.
This is not gonna be good at all.
Oh. Oh.
[Michelle laughs]
I think that means start again.
Oh, no! Aah!
I ended up falling onto this guy.
I'm so sorry.
You know, "Oh, hey! You look like you can ski."
He taught me how to ski.
Outward.
Joey, watch me. See, pigeon feet.
[Steve] You just want to do the Ski?
[Paul] If you want, I'm happy to.
We'd already wasted so much time digging in the wrong spot.
We've got to come to a decision.
Make your mind up whether you are confident doing this
or you're gonna give skiing a go.
[Steve] Just give me one last dig.
[Jo] Oh!
The stupid skiing!
How about you get off your arse, and you have a go!
I'm gonna have a go.
[Joseph] Yeah, she's killing it. Almost finished.
[Grace] I was the first person to make my way down.
That's it. I did it.
I was pretty slow, but I did it.
That was really fun.
Joey looks like he's struggling.
Yeah, I struggled with the Ski. I can't ski for anything.
Have your skis like pigeon feet.
Inwards! Inwards!
I was the one down there, not him. He needed to listen to me.
-Joseph! -[Joseph] Yes!
-Like this! -I know! I get it!
-All right! -How come you're not down here?
I understand.
He thinks because I'm his sister,
you know, I'm just this little girl that knows nothing,
but I know just as much as he does.
Joe, listen to me!
[Steve] It's not there, 'cause you can't go any lower.
[Paul] Do you want to switch or keep trying this?
-[Steve] Switch, mate. -All right.
We couldn't find it. We're giving up on this side of the Detour.
[Steve] Man, we wasted time there.
I look like I've done some number twos in my pants walking in these shoes.
Whoo!
One challenge at a time, as best we can.
Yeah, but I'm not sure we-- Maybe we could walk a little bit better.
Okay. Let's go.
[Lucy] The Detour said Ski or Search.
And in our infinite wisdom,
even though we'd spent the last two days freaking out about skiing,
we decide, "Let's try skiing."
[Lucy] Are you all right?
I'm all right. I need you to move out of the way.
What the hell are we doing, Millie?
I mean, God knows what we were thinking.
-Let's go Search. Come on. -Okay.
We're not gonna-- I don't know how to ski.
[Grace] There you go.
-Come on. -So, I was on Glacier Slope.
Go faster. You can do it, Joe.
[Joseph] It doesn't matter. As long as I pass the challenge, I don't care.
-Good? Oh, yeah, baby. -Oh, my goodness.
Hurry up. Get them off. Thank you very much.
"Drive yourselves to the Great Divide Trail,
then travel by dogsled"! Wow!
-Thank God we got this map, mate. -Yeah, I know.
We get to the dogsled. We thought, "This is gonna be fun."
Oh, the dogs. You ripper.
They were going berserk. They were more excited than we were.
[dogs barking]
-And we just stop when we see the clue. -Yep.
So, really look.
Wow. How good is this?
Now, look out here, 'cause it's pretty wide.
We had to look for the clue, and all the trees looked the same, didn't they?
[Shane] Geez, you could miss the clue so easy.
-Couldn't you, mate? -[Andrew] Yeah.
[man] Welcome to the search area. This is a transceiver.
You're gonna use it to find your buried object.
The marked area must be this. Let's go.
[Emilia] It's a big area.
The beacon challenge, we really had no clue if we were doing it right.
We were sort of going, "Well, let's just keep digging, then."
[Lucy] It's got to be here. Listen to that.
Yeah, it's there. I've got to be sure. I can feel it.
-[Lucy] Yeah, it's here. -It's got to be there.
I'm a competent skier.
I've given Steve a crash course in how to ski.
[Steve] Once we'd searched for a while, we thought,
better cut our losses and go back to skiing.
[Paul] I'll probably go faster than you.
Listen to what I told you before and follow the way--
-Don't ski the way I do. -Nah, I'll just follow you.
Just do the snowplow.
Who knew that I'd be better at skiing than Michelle? Boom.
Whoo!
Joey got all the way down to the bottom…
[man]
You'll have to do it again.
…and she went through the wrong flags.
Michelle, stop! I failed. You've got to go outside this one
and through the middle.
I have to start again!
-Joey, don't start. -[Jo] I'm not in the mood!
Just get up and do it! Get up!
[Paul] Don't fall over here.
As far as my skiing experience goes, I've done black runs before,
so I was hoping I could show off my skills in front of all the other teams.
Oof!
I'm feeling confident now that I'm at the skis.
-I'm just hoping my pants don't fall down. -Argh!
-Did I hit you? Sorry, mate. -Damn. Yeah.
Whoo! Boom.
-So, I passed? -Yes, you did.
Yeah! Whoo!
Come on, Joey!
I walked back up the hill, and Steve and Paul arrived.
Just like me, Steve.
So then I was panicking. I've got to get my ass down the bottom of the hill.
She knows the technique now. I just hope she doesn't give up.
I'm going, Steve.
Paul just went "zoom,"
but Steve was struggling, so I kept looking back up that hill.
You can do it, Joey!
[dogs barking]
[Shane] I can see the clue up there. Halt. There it is.
Whoa! Oh-ho-ho!
Ho-ho!
[Andrew] Well done, buddy.
"Drive yourselves to the Fairmont Château Lake Louise
and extract your clue from an ice sculpture."
[Grant] Teams must now drive themselves to the Château Lake Louise,
then, using only the tools provided,
break open an ice sculpture to retrieve their next clue.
-Well done, buddy. -Well done, mate. How good was that?
-Mate… -What a day.
Whoo!
[Michelle] Joey finally made it down,
and Steve and Paul were right on our tails.
[Steve] I'm here.
It was ugly, but we did make it.
-He skied beautifully. -[laughs]
[man] Here you go.
"Travel by dogsled…"
"…along a marked route and search for your next clue."
Quick, quick, quick.
[Paul] The twins were just there. Be strong.
[device whirring]
[Emilia] It's definitely here. It got so much louder.
We kept trying to work out how to use the machine.
You've got to hold it to the ground. Don't repeat the path I've already done.
If someone was seriously under there, they would've not made it.
-No. It would've been devastating. -Very sorry.
Okay, it's doing a double beep.
Okay, well, here we go.
-It was excruciatingly frustrating. -[Lucy] Yeah.
It's all starting to sound the same.
It was, "Can you tell me what to do then?" "No, I can't."
"Well, what are we gonna do?"
There's no point in you shoveling with your hands.
Well, I'm not gonna just stand there and do nothing.
You won't tell me what you want me to do.
I don't know what I want you to do, because I don't know what I'm doing.
[device beeping]
I don't know why the beeping all sounds the same.
The beacon challenge, we really had no clue if we were doing it right.
It was, "Oh, my gosh, we're never gonna get out of here."
I don't know, Millie…
We've got to see if it ever gets louder than that.
-It was the most frustrating moment… -Yeah.
…in terms of not being able to tackle something.
I will dig all the frickin' snow in all of Canada and Alaska.
We're gonna find it.
[Michelle] I think Steve and Paul are behind us,
and hopefully we can get on this dogsled before them.
-[Paul] Just follow the signs. -[Steve] Yep.
Chose the wrong Detour, unfortunately.
Wasted some time, but I think we've recovered as long as we're not last.
[Grace] I was so happy to do that. These dogs were so cute.
Whoa! Giddyap!
But one of the dogs was pooing and running at the same time,
so the smell goes straight into my face.
The fact that that dog can actually poo and run really fast at the same time,
that's a talented dog.
-[Joseph] Right here. Stop. -[Grace] Stop. Easy.
[Joseph] Stop mucking around, Grace.
-Let's go. -[Shane] Once we got to the château,
we ran around to where the ice sculptures were.
All right, here it is. There's the clue.
-We rock up to the tools. -Yeah.
There were some stupid things.
-Back scrubber, a shoe heel. -Yeah.
-One each at a time? -I reckon definitely this.
-Yeah. All right. -That you can hack at.
So I grabbed the bottle opener and said, "This one will work."
Watch my hand, man.
-[beeping] -[Emilia] That's louder.
A bit further. It's getting louder. It's definitely getting louder.
[beeping]
-Yes. -It's getting louder.
Keep going.
-[Lucy] Thank God if we get this out. -Yep.
-That's definitely louder. -It's red.
-Okay, Millie… -[Emilia] Yeah.
-Right here. It's green, orange and red. -Okay.
So, this right here should be it.
[beeping continues]
Okay.
-Listen. -What?
-No. -Oh, my gosh.
-Lucy, listen. -What?
[Emilia] Here. Yeah!
Whoo! Yeah!
-Aw. Thank-- -Whoo!
Congratulations.
[both] Thank you so much.
"Travel by dogsled…"
-We found one. -Yeah, we found one.
We got it out, and it was just the best feeling when we got it out.
[dogs barking]
[Steve] Hey, puppies!
When we arrived back, Steve and Paul showed up, and I thought,
"Uh-uh, no mucking around. Get in the car."
"Extract your clue from an ice sculpture." Wow.
[Shane] Don't rip the clue.
I had a bit of fun. Got the stiletto into it.
Look at the stiletto!
Grab it. I reckon you can grab it.
-[Andrew] Let's have a look at it. -Yeah.
-Yes! -"Drive yourself to the next Pit Stop."
[Grant] The Banff Springs Hotel was built to accommodate rail passengers
in the 19th century.
This European castle in the heart of the Rockies
is the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.
The last team to arrive here may be eliminated.
-Come on, buddy! -Let's go.
We started to get excited 'cause there were no other teams there.
All the other ice sculptures were still intact.
So we knew we were number one.
-Come on! -And we're in the lead.
-Yes! -First time.
It's a good feeling,
but you've got to keep a lid on it in case something happens.
[dogs barking]
-[Paul] Remember to look for the clue. -I'm looking.
[Michelle] We were head-to-head with the boys.
[Jo] Yeah. Whoo!
-There it is on that tree. -On the tree, yeah.
[Michelle] Whoo!
You know, Steve and Paul can be cocky,
and it's so disappointing to come second to them all the time.
They need to learn that they can be beaten.
[Jo] Whoo!
We're catching you boys! Go, puppies. Go, puppies.
[Joseph] There it is.
[Grace] Don't worry. I know what to do with this shoe.
[Joseph] That's it.
Hey, a stiletto's a deadly weapon. So…
It gets you places.
[Joseph] There we go.
[Steve laughs]
[Jo] Good dog!
-[Michelle] Well done. -Go, puppy!
"Drive to Fairmont Château Lake Louise…"
"…and extract your clue from an ice sculpture."
Oh! Let's go.
[Andrew] There's the Fairmont Banff Springs up here.
-[Shane] Oh. Look at it. -The national historic site.
-Have a look at it. -I'd say this is it.
[Shane] Yee-haw!
Hello, and welcome to Banff, Canada.
[both] Thank you very much.
Shane and Andrew, you're team number one.
-Yes! -[exclaiming]
-Yeah! -Yes!
-Well done. -Finally, buddy!
-Well done. -Whoo!
As winners of this leg, you've also won $10,000.
Yeah!
That's $5,000 each to spend after the race, thanks to Swisse.
-Yes! Well done, mate. -Well done, buddy.
It's good to see you here first.
But now it's come down to the business end, we're really starting to…
-Step it up. -…step it up, so…
-Stupid cops are just starting to warm up. -Yep.
-The boys in blue did it. -Yeah. Finally.
[Grace] Don't damage the clue.
Yes. Well done.
There's our clue.
"Drive yourself to the next Pit Stop."
-We've got to smash it with the tools. -Well, we can do that.
-Take this one. -Yeah.
Picked our ice sculpture and got stuck into it.
Where's the clue?
-Look. -Do we just need to pull that out?
Realized at this stage that the boys are chipping away
at the ice sculpture that has already been sculpt.
They're hammering away at this thing like no tomorrow.
And it doesn't have a clue in it.
We kept looking at the boys, and they had not looked at us once to see,
why were we hammering so low in a different area?
[Steve] Oh.
[Paul] I'm using a lady's high heel.
[Steve] Whoa!
Is that it?
[Steve] Nope.
Can we smash it now that we've chopped it off?
[Paul] It doesn't specify, mate.
This is a golden moment for us because we knew we were chipping away at a clue
and they were chipping away at nothing, wasting time.
[Steve] Can we not smash it now?
Oh! Look at you, all tucked in!
[Lucy] Hold on, Millie.
This is the most exciting thing ever.
-[Lucy] Look out for the clue. -Go, doggy! Go, doggy!
The dogs were great. They were so cute.
That was a picture-perfect movie moment.
[Lucy] Good dog.
"Extract your clue from an ice sculpture."
-Bye, puppies! -Bye!
[Steve] We've chopped this thing up into, like, a million pieces,
and there's no piece big enough to be holding a clue,
so I thought, "Well, there's no clue in here. What's going on?"
What are they scraping at? Oh, no.
What?
They're scraping at it. It was in there.
I can't see it anywhere.
Unless it's just on a different one.
-Can you see it anywhere in there? -[Paul] There's yellow down there.
Where?
"Drive yourselves to the next Pit Stop."
The funniest thing was that we got our clue, read our clue,
and they were like, "What are you doing? Where are you going?"
Run! Run! Run!
[Paul] I can't tell where they've even dug.
Clueless.
[Paul] It's in this somewhere.
-[Michelle] Whoo-hoo! That's a boom! -That's a boom!
It felt so good to be in front of them and just be
outsmarting them in doing something.
-[Steve] Where the hell is it? -I don't think it's in there, mate.
Once the twins had left before us,
I was getting frustrated with the challenge and with Paul.
-[Paul] You see that yellow tinge? -Yeah, but that's from behind here.
We weren't getting anywhere. So we wasted a whole lot of time.
Where the hell is ours?
I'm not really sure.
Dude, it's these ones. It's not that.
I had a look a bit further along, and there was the other ice sculptures.
Dude, there's nothing in that. They're all over there.
-We've been chipping at-- We're idiots. -Okay.
[Steve laughs]
It was just such a shameful, embarrassing moment,
but I'm glad that we could laugh back at that mistake.
Unfortunately, I felt Steve laughed a bit too much.
[laughs]
-[Paul] Steve, water, please. -Yeah, I'm coming, mate.
-[Joseph] Come, this way, this way. -[Grace] Okay.
Joseph and Grace, you're the second team to arrive.
-Good stuff. Good work. -Amazing.
Hey!
Michelle and Jo, you're the third team to hit the mat.
Whoo! Boom.
What a day!
Whoo!
"Drive yourselves to the next Pit Stop."
I did feel a bit of worry that the time we wasted on the ice sculpture
was time gained by Lucy and Emilia to catch up on us.
[Lucy] Okay.
It's not a proper trip until I've done something stupid.
There we go. Boom, it's a proper trip.
Here. We can only use one at a time.
We saw some interesting things along the way.
People had tried to knock the thing off the top.
I bet you that was Paul and Steve. They just hacked in--
-Are heels gonna work? -Yeah.
[Emilia] I've done some damage in heels before.
[Lucy] No, really, the heel's fantastic.
Look at the heel.
If anyone's ever stepped on you with a heel,
those things can be lethal.
And we smashed that clue out.
"Drive yourselves to the next Pit Stop." Thank God.
Good job with the heel.
[Steve] Whoo!
Yee-haw!
Paul and Steve, you're the fourth team to arrive.
Still alive.
Barely.
We made a hell of a lot of mistakes. Luckily it didn't knock us out.
-[Lucy] Look how beautiful, Millie. -The snow is so nice.
Don't cry. When you cry, I cry.
We'd had a good leg, and I conquered some really big things on the leg.
There's always an element of hope, a tiny little glimmer.
[Lucy] Yeah.
Hello, and welcome to Banff, Canada.
-Thank you. -It's a beautiful thing.
-Lucy and Emilia… -Yeah?
[Grant] You are the last team to arrive.
Yeah, we know.
And I'm sorry to tell you,
but this is a predetermined elimination leg,
and, ladies, you're out of the race.
-Aw. -Yeah.
Oh.
I love you.
We struggled.
Stop crying.
We had a great time.
We've had the best time.
You've made it a long way.
Yeah, we have. Further than most thought we would.
Yeah.
Wow, this race has been like a lifetime dream,
and we've always wanted to do it.
Priceless, priceless experiences.
I don't think anything in life will come close to it.
No.
[Lucy] And as much as you sit there
and you curse The Amazing Race for making you do all these things,
after it's done, you get to look back at it and go, "Hey, I did that."
-I did that, girlfriend. Mm-hmm. -I did that.
-Maybe not particularly well. -No.
Or gracefully. But we did it.
[Grant] Next time…
I'm the Great Paul of China!
Who will make it through to the final?
There's no tomorrow. If you come last, you're going home.
Teams will be stretched…
[screams]
This is for a quarter of a million dollars, Joey.
A quarter of a million dollars.
Oh, God!
…alliances will break…
Sir, you need to go! No help him.
I feel like kicking the car in there.
It was every man, woman and child for himself after that.
…and a simple mistake could cost one team everything.
[Grace] This sucks.WEBVTT
[Grace] This sucks.