Previously on The Amazing Race Canada.
Yellow Knight.
Northwest Territories.
Seven teams race across the mighty Canadian North.
Leaving from territory to territory.
Same day.
Four teams left from Yellow Knight on the coveted first two flights.
Let's start racing now.
Leaving Jody and Cory, Kristen and Darren,
and Vanessa and Selina fighting to stay alive.
Everybody I'm feedin'.
Jet and Dave won the leg.
Today is our day.
And Vanessa and Selina turned in their express pass.
But in an epic battle to the mat.
Dude, let's go.
Brothers Jody and Cory triumphed.
Passing Kristen and Darren for sixth place.
Eliminating the couple with an express pass still in their bag.
Now six teams remain as they race across the
country to win a year of worldwide travel for two.
An executive first from Air Canada.
A pair of all new 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingrays.
A quarter of a million dollars in cash.
And the Amazing Race Canada.
The Yukon.
Its name alone evokes thoughts of adventurers and the Great North.
With its deep historical roots, Whitehorse became
famous as the centre of the Klondike Gold Rush.
Today, it's the fifth starting point in a race across Canada.
Jet and Dave won the last leg of the race and will depart first.
Here you go.
Make your way to the SS Klondike and search for your next clue.
Teams must now race along the river to the SS Klondike.
One of the largest stern wheelers used to travel
prospectors to and from the Dawson City gold fields.
These steam powered ships were the centrepiece of
the Yukon transportation system for generations.
Once aboard the Klondike, teams will scour the deck to find their next clue.
The U-turn means that another team can select for us to do both detours.
Immediately I get a little antsy because I know that we're a
strong team and a lot of teams would not hesitate to U-turn us.
It's got to be up top.
Make your way to the SS Klondike and search for your next clue.
Our approach to a U-turn is that we'd want to use
a U-turn to really get ourselves out of trouble.
To save ourselves.
Using a U-turn when you're at the front of the pack
can sometimes unduly place a target on your back.
Let's do this thing.
Brett and Holly, you're coming.
I bet you it's up top.
Let's just check over here real quick.
Stairs off.
Pop, pop, pop.
Got it?
Yeah.
Fly to Regina, Saskatchewan.
Should we take a cab to the airport?
I was around there.
Come on.
What?
Oh, they're still up too.
It's true.
Go.
There, there.
Excuse me.
Do you know a local taxi?
We're on our way to the airport right now.
We just need a cab.
Do you want to get her to call two cabs?
Just to show Brett and Holly how great we are.
Hey, go to the airport.
We got to get to a place where there could be a cab.
We're going to call two cabs.
She's calling?
Guys?
Thank you.
You can hug me if you want.
All right.
Okay, we'll see you at the airport.
Other teams have strengths that we don't have.
So if we can work together to stay at the top, that's the game plan.
It's nice to be at the front knowing there's a U-turn coming up.
Yeah, definitely.
Make your way to the SS Klondike.
We're starting the race in third place.
Caught you.
U-turn ahead.
Oh, no.
Sad boat.
We met where else but in a gym.
She looked great on the pec deck.
We went out that night and we've been really together ever since.
We're going to go down there.
We've worked, played, and done everything together.
Oh, there they are.
Fly to Regina, Saskatchewan.
All right, let's go.
Make your way to the SS Klondike.
Caught you.
U-turn ahead.
Well, we are currently team number four.
We're nervous because there's two strong teams behind us.
We have so many U-turns us.
No, it's stuck.
Huh?
No, it's stuck.
We're looking for a flight to Regina as soon as possible.
So the soonest gets you to Regina tomorrow at 8.25.
Come on.
Good morning.
No, no, no.
Keep looking.
We're trying to get to Regina as quickly as possible.
You have to overnight in Calgary.
You can't get to Regina today until tomorrow morning, 8.25.
What about through Edmonton?
You do get in a bit earlier, actually, but you
will have to actually overnight in Edmonton.
Dave and Jet hadn't seen the flight yet to Edmonton.
We let them know about it.
And can we give an S&ED a powerful look like it?
Yes, it is full.
Here we go.
We're the only two teams who are going to be on that faster route.
So we're on the same flight, so we're getting to Regina 7.3.
First and second.
Make your way to the SS Klondike and search for your next clue.
Let's go.
Here we go.
We're starting this morning in fifth place.
For whatever reason, we have not been able to find our mojo, our groove, our thing.
Come on now.
It must be inside.
We are here to win this race, but the hard goal for the day is to catch Al and Joanne.
Take that third position.
Got it.
They're hidden.
Make your way to the SS Klondike.
You have $200 in your interact, Deborah Kurt, for this leg of the race.
It's got to be that boat right there.
So we're starting today in last place.
We were, like, so close to being out of this.
It's really given us a good smack in the head.
Here it is.
Yeah?
Right there.
So, airport.
Where are you going to go?
Here.
What are you trying to get to?
I'm trying to get to Regina.
Oh, you're trying to get to Regina?
Right.
Also, okay.
Hello.
So, Calgary is your best friend.
That's the only way to get there.
We're flying through Calgary, and that means that we arrive on the last flight.
It's only us, Tim and Tim.
Perfect.
Jodi and Corey.
Ha-ha.
And Hal and Joanne.
Where are Hal and Jo?
I'm nervous.
When I don't see them, I get nervous.
I know, right?
Hal and Joanne have somehow finished 3-2-1.
Has that gone unnoticed?
They're the biggest threat.
We don't know where Hal and Joanne are.
It's on the clue that said a U-turn was coming.
I'm sure that's... Set the wheels rolling.
The hamster is running.
Yes, I'm in that white horse, and I'd like to get to Regina as soon as possible.
House calling Air Canada to see if there's another way to get into Regina.
Our main goal is to try to get on that
Edmonton flight because there's a U-turn ahead.
There's still no flights available to get in like 45 minutes beforehand.
But when we get into Calgary, I'll try again.
Thank you.
Teams are now flying to Regina, Saskatchewan
via Vancouver with two separate layovers.
Jet and Dave and Holly and Brett will overnight
in Edmonton, arriving in Regina first at 7.45 a.m.
the next morning.
Hal and Joanne, Vanessa and Selina, Tim and Tim Jr.
and Jody and Corey will overnight in Calgary, arriving later at 8.25.
We currently have a ticket for Calgary Regina for tomorrow morning, and we want to find out if
we can get on the flight to Edmonton today and take an earlier flight from Edmonton to Regina.
You've got this.
Thank you so much.
All of a sudden they have two tickets in their hands.
Nobody was getting tickets, but somehow Hal and Joanne got tickets.
They have been a super strong team.
We're off now up to Edmonton to catch that early morning flight to Regina.
Behind, I would say, the fake smiles.
Two very aggressive individuals.
Well, I think the other two teams in Edmonton might be a little surprised
tomorrow morning when we go to the gate and we're all there together.
Is that Hal Johnson?
You're here.
I knew you'd be here.
Now we have three teams on the first flight.
They were not surprised to see Joanne and I.
They knew we can work some magic.
Teams are now departing on two flights, one from Edmonton and
the other from Calgary, arriving in Regina 40 minutes apart.
Once they touch down, teams will then load into the all-new Chevrolet tracks and then tap a
Blackberry Z10 with the parking attendants to reveal turn-by-turn directions to their next challenge.
So the clue just said, go to the car, right?
Come on, Hal.
Hal, let's go.
Okay, take the first.
Okay, root info.
And there's a Blackberry in here.
Blackberry Z10.
Take your new Blackberry Z10 smartphone to the parking attendant.
Use the near-field communication function to receive your next clue.
Great.
Thank you.
Make your way to Sascan Pulse Training Company.
Teams must now drive to the largest lentil-splitting
facility in the world, the Sascan Pulse Trading Company.
Saskatchewan is the world's largest exporter of
pulse and the second-largest producer of lentils.
Somewhere in the sea of lentils are two Sergeant Bull Moose toys.
Teams must work together to find both Mounties,
which combined will give them their next clue.
Saskatchewan pulse, turn, turn, turn, turn here.
We're the first, okay?
Love lentils.
Right here.
Park.
So we get in one and start searching.
We just jump in.
Come on, big boy.
Let's get you here.
Come to Daddy.
I don't even have a strategy.
Do you have any kind of system?
No.
I thought it'd be somewhere on the top.
You'd skim around in them a little bit until
I realized it was like six feet of lentils.
I can't dig deep enough.
This is actually the exact task we didn't want to do.
Needle in the haystack.
You know, you could be here for 10 minutes.
You could be here for four hours.
I feel like this 40-minute head start is going to be sweet and diddly.
All right, let's go, let's go, let's go.
Sascan Plus Trading Company.
Exit short-term parking turning left on Regina Avenue.
Roger that.
What will we do if we get there and our faces are on the U-turn?
I haven't done these edges.
Yeah, I've done them twice.
At first, you didn't think it was that tough.
And then all of a sudden it got hot.
Sweat's starting to come down and legs are starting to cramp up.
I can't scoop anymore.
I know it's here, like a dog.
Oh!
Yes!
Okay, keep it down.
Yes!
I got two.
We found two RCMP moose.
One said RCMP, the other said Heritage Centre.
It's boogie, boogie.
Hey, right?
Teams will now travel to the RCMP Heritage Centre, the
primary training academy of Canada's national police force.
Each year, over a thousand cadets are trained to
become members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Attention!
And it's here where teams will find their next clue.
I'm glad we got out of there, because that's the type of thing where
you can sit there all day, right, and just be frustrated to high hell.
There's our little flag.
Excellent.
Go, go, go.
They're all here.
Just dig, Brett.
Stop worrying about other people.
Yeah, I'm not.
Get on this one, Vanessa.
That's a whole lot of lentils.
It's caught people up on the first line.
We're hoping it'd be something like this, but this is ridiculous.
This is all about the luck of the draw now, my boy.
Yeah.
Oh, I see it.
RCMP Heritage Centre.
Oh, I'm salivating because I'm a police
officer, and this is what I do professionally.
It is a job that I do well and I am proud of.
Right here?
Roadblock.
A roadblock is a task that only one person can perform.
In this roadblock, teams will experience what it's
like to train with Canada's elite-mounted police force.
Who's ready for bed?
Sure you are.
After suiting up in full uniform, one team member must make up
this room, known as a pit, to the exacting standards of the RCMP.
They'll use the pit next door for reference.
Sir, ready for inspection.
A sergeant major will comb over the cadet's pit, checking each minute detail
for deficiencies, while the commanding officer holds the cadet at attention.
If the sergeant major finds any deficiencies in the pit, the cadet
receives a failing grade and will have to start all over again.
Once the cadet has passed the final inspection, Assistant
Commissioner Roger Brown will present them with their next clue.
Take your kit to the second floor.
Dude, detail.
They're going to try and trick you and stop.
My bed.
I get up there, I put on my uniform, I look sharp,
and I have to mimic the cadet's pit in my own room.
Let's have a looksky-poo at the reference.
Patrol uniforms, dress uniforms, different boots, hats.
Duty gloves.
Winter gloves.
Horse gloves.
Did you hit something?
Vanessa.
Wait, wait, wait.
Heritage Center, do we need one or two?
Whoa, Dad, Dad, I got it!
Oh, I got it.
Vanessa.
RCMP.
RCMP Heritage Center.
Try what I'm doing, Hall.
What?
Stand, turn around.
I can't do it, I can't.
I have no more strength in my legs.
I'm like, I'm spent, Brett.
I don't know what you've left in you, but I can't do it alone.
Okay, let's just keep going, because you're going to be mad.
I have a really burnt out Brett.
One hour's sleep, I can't dig in this pit anymore.
We don't even have one of them.
I can't dig in this pit anymore.
One could be laying in this pile, right here.
Ready for my inspection, sir!
When you say sir, it seems to be somewhat sarcastic, okay?
Blackie is not good with authority.
Do you have a lot of respect for officers?
I do.
Sir?
I don't even remember the words he's saying to me.
All I'm hearing is...
So tell me a little bit about yourself.
I work with the London Police Service.
Sir.
Wow.
I don't know what kind of training you had.
Your pit doesn't come close to our standards.
Really?
Everything I did incorrectly is now on my bed, which is basically everything.
I liked my shampoo.
That's about it.
RCMP Heritage Center.
Awesome.
In the box.
Roadblock.
Who's ready for bed?
I'm ready for bed.
Let's do it.
Over here?
Roadblock.
I will do it.
My mind is now officially blown.
They were on the second flight.
So that means Holly and Brett are nowhere to be seen.
Hal and Joanne, nowhere to be seen.
How long have you been here, Jet?
A couple hours.
Oh, man.
What's going on in the world?
The lentil world is rough, man.
I can't make the decision.
Well, I'll keep digging until I die.
So it's up to you.
I brought up the idea of taking the penalty and just moving on with our day.
I feel like maybe that's a smarter move.
Move ahead and just take the penalty at the mat.
I couldn't keep going with doing those lentils.
Let's go.
Okay.
Take a penalty.
We're going to force you with the challenge.
The penalty was two hours.
Thanks.
Thank you.
Yeah, they left.
They're gone.
I'm sorry, Brett.
No, I don't want to hear them sorry anymore, okay?
It's fine.
When we see Brett and Holly leave, we go, we got to get back in this race.
Let's go.
Okay, good luck.
Thanks.
Let's go, let's go.
Paul, Paul, it's okay.
You're the best.
It's okay.
Okay.
Well, I really don't know how long we've been there for maybe three hours.
We just don't want to be the last to the U-turn.
Can I call the drill sergeant, please?
Good morning.
Don't look at me when we're doing the inspection.
Don't you get it?
Look at me.
You have failed.
This is the worst.
In the matter of place, we don't cry.
Sir, I am ready for inspection.
I think we're going to have an interesting few minutes ahead of us.
You did not pass.
This inspection?
Gotta be kidding me.
Caller needs to be folded down.
They jumped in their car and left.
Corey says, I think Brett and Holly left without finishing.
It blows our minds that anyone would quit a challenge.
Lentils weren't beating the Medic brothers.
All right, that's my man.
Keep digging.
I'll see little details.
Fussy, fussy, fussy little details.
Systematically, look at the diagram.
Look at the example.
It's not impossible.
Everything to the tiniest detail had to be exact.
Once again, Cadet, you have failed.
She took all my shirts out again.
What was wrong with these?
This roadblock has gone from 15 minutes to
an hour to two hours to two and a half hours.
I'm getting mad.
I'm getting annoyed.
I don't know how I got that wrong.
Oh, there.
What?
Here, here.
Who's ready for bed?
I should do it.
Yeah.
Hey, Hall, I need your focus, okay?
Okay, I'm focusing.
This looks like us, right?
Yeah, here.
Here.
Who's ready for bed?
Let me do it.
Okay.
Do you guys find it?
Nope.
We dug out the whole thing and I was just like, look,
we'll take the penalty and we'll see what happens.
Yeah, we didn't find it.
You took the penalty too?
Take the penalty, yeah.
So you just need to do this faster than Holly and Brett?
Did you guys find it?
Nope.
We'll take the penalty and we'll see what happens.
Brett and Holly.
They had a two-hour penalty.
We had a two-hour penalty.
We knew that.
If we beat them, then we were still in the race.
I'm ready for my inspection, sir.
This time, you have done well.
Thank you, sir.
He's trying not to smile, but he's proud of me.
Thank you very much, sir.
I'm his delinquent recruit who wouldn't quit.
I hurt Regina.
Teams will make their way to the I Love Regina landmark in front
of City Hall, where they'll be greeted by a Ukrainian dance troupe.
For over 120 years, the Ukrainian community
has helped build the province of Saskatchewan.
After teams have had some fun learning a few
traditional steps, they'll receive their next clue.
Dude, Holly and Hal and Joanne took a penalty.
Did they really?
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
Should we U-turn one of them or just that?
Surprise!
I'm doing good.
I'm doing really well.
Commander, officer.
Do you think everything is correct?
I believe so, sir.
No.
I'm disappointed, sir.
So am I.
Good.
We will let the Sergeant Major decide when you pass.
Not this time.
Oh, stupid.
Hey, there it is.
Yeah.
Nice.
I was there the whole time.
We're likely last day, buddy.
Yeah, we got some brown to make out.
Oh, David, look, there it is.
Yeah.
Do we have to do that?
I got that.
Okay.
Good job, Master.
Stupid and good.
Here is your next clue.
Thank you.
Detour.
Teams must now make their way to Taylor Field at Mosaic Stadium.
We're here in the heart of Rider Nation, where Rough
Riders fans are seriously passionate about their team.
This detour will give teams a chance to experience
what it's like on the field during the big game.
It's their call, Braun or Beauty.
In Braun, teams must participate in a series of football drills, all under
the watchful eye of former quarterback and tough guy coach, Kahari Jones.
Teams will have to successfully run a series of speed, agility and strength drills.
One teammate must catch a touchdown pass and
the other must kick a winning field goal.
If teams fail at any part of the drills, they'll
have to take a lap around the field and start over.
When the teams have completed all the training
exercises, Coach Jones will give them their next clue.
In Beauty, teams will get a chance to wrap up the crowd
from the sidelines with the Rough Riders cheer team.
Teams must first learn a choreographed routine
comprised of dance, cartwheels and lifts.
Racers will then perform the cheerleading dance moves for the fans of Rider Nation.
When Team Mascot, Gaynor the Gopher here, is satisfied
with their glee, he'll hand over the next clue.
Beauty or Braun?
Braun.
Okay, let's go.
Thank you!
I don't see any flags, dude.
I see one right here.
Who's ready for bed?
That's probably something I should do.
So, obviously, being almost 20 years in the military, I took the inspection.
I haven't been inspected in like 15 years.
Boogie.
Let's smash the Hudson.
Oh, God!
We put on our riders' uniforms and we storm out the gang.
And the crowd goes wild.
Let's go.
What are we doing, bro?
Take a lap.
Run around the field.
Oh, my God.
Wow.
I've never been so tired.
Slow down.
So, we're back.
Yes, sir.
Good.
You have passed this challenge?
I'm ready for inspection.
Your pit is starting to look like a cadet pit.
You have passed this part of the challenge.
I wish you luck.
Thank you very much, sir.
Continue.
Thank you.
Ready?
I love Regina.
It's Brett and Holly.
We have two hours.
You turn them.
Okay.
They're the only other team that has a penalty.
So, we've got to U-turn them.
Let's go.
We took a penalty.
How long do we write in front of us?
They also took a penalty.
Second.
We're fighting for last.
It's basically us against Howell right now.
Sir, I'm ready for re-inspection.
Yep.
Well, what do I have a bad feeling about this?
You have passed this challenge.
These are your directions.
Good luck.
Stay focused.
Thank you, sir.
We'll come in here in second place.
Leave in fourth.
I am just so chapped that Howell and Joanne got on ahead of me.
You're right behind them.
You guys ready for this?
Dude, I won my fantasy football pool.
I'm so thirsty.
It's like 40 degrees out.
Ready?
Go by.
Come on.
We've got to do another lap.
Let's do it all over again.
Dude, this could take people a long time.
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Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.
Oh, frick.
My sister's going to kill me.
Well, we were one of the first teams to get here, but
right now it's between me, Selena, and the two brothers.
So can I.
Waiting is not fun.
Look at me.
You have passed.
Good news.
Thank you so much.
Yes.
Good job, Selena.
Good job.
Worst thing I've ever had to do.
Two teams to have the penalty for the lentils.
Helen, Joanne, and Holly and Brett.
It's going to be in there.
It's in there.
Okay, okay.
There's the dancers.
Okay, that's the city hall.
Okay.
Help.
Okay, let's do this for half an hour.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Beauty or brawn?
Beauty.
Beauty, obviously.
We're going to do brawn.
No, brawn's been better for a second.
Okay, brawn, no brawn.
I have to look up the stadium.
I know.
Attempt number two, we got a nail.
Ready?
Dude, catch that ball, brother.
I'll have to miss the Bigfoot here.
Please, dude.
Place is out.
I was actually a kicker on my high school team.
If I missed this... Just channel grade nine Dave.
I am going to look like such a loser.
Grade nine Dave.
Make your way to the luxury box between sections
26 and 27 in Mosaic Stadium for your next clue.
I know where that is.
It's at the top.
Let's go.
U-turn.
This is a W-turn where two teams will have the opportunity to slow down
two other teams, forcing them to complete both sides of the detour.
We choose not to U-turn anyone.
We just want to get to the finish line first.
Drive yourselves to Pine Island on Lake Wisconsin
in search for John at your neck pit stop.
Warning, the last team to check in may be eliminated.
Teams must now make their way to Wascana Center, one of the largest
urban parks in North America, even bigger than New York's Central Park.
There, they must locate Pine Island.
This scenic island overlooks the historic Saskatchewan Legislative Building.
Today, it's the fifth pit stop in a race across Canada.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
We got this.
Yeah, let's do it.
We got this.
Great catch, great catch.
What a catch.
I've been expecting since the 90s, their boots don't make me nervous.
Everyone else was here probably a couple
hours, and he's only been up there 50 minutes.
Hey, Dad.
Sir.
What did you do before you came here?
I was a sniper with the 1st Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment, sir.
Thank you for what you do.
Thank you for what you do, sir.
You've done extremely well.
Move to your next portion.
Good luck.
Thank you, sir.
Let's bounce.
Holly, here.
Tim.
Tim, Senior.
Tim, Junior.
Let's do this, Poppy.
Go, pull it over the way.
Pull it over the way.
Pull for the show.
This is to survive, okay?
Take it left.
So we're gonna start with stunting.
Let's see it, go.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, go.
One, two, three.
Sorry, I can't get up.
Let's go, let's go.
High knees, keep that ball.
Come on, high knees, high knees, high knees.
Ready, one, two, three, four, five.
Ow, ow, ow, ow.
Paul.
Paul, we got it, okay?
Okay, okay.
Paul?
Okay, hurry up, stop talking, let's go.
Paul, if you're frustrated, we won't get it.
Okay.
The cheer was harder than we imagined.
For your tumbling session, we're gonna get you guys to do two cartwheels in a row.
We should change.
I can't do a cartwheel.
What counts as a cartwheel?
Both feet off the ground.
Yeah.
So watch.
Yeah.
That would count.
We're doing our drills, trying to learn them,
not particularly well, just across the field.
Hal and Joanne had a physical challenge, and if there's one thing
they're gonna be able to do well, it's a physical challenge.
You ready?
Let's do it, let's do it, let's do it.
All right, field ball right here.
You're out of breath, you're trying to focus, and now you have to do a skill thing.
Oh!
I missed it, sweet.
Pass is pretty easy.
Okay, I'll do the pass, I'll do the pass.
What's that stadium up there?
Yeah, there we are.
I got these lentils out of my shoes, they're cutting my feet.
All right, Poppy, lace this up, son.
Let's do it.
Come on, my son.
Get your old man out of here.
Yeah!
Oh, he got it.
Make your way to the luxury box between section 26 and 27.
Whoo!
Oh, the boys are still here.
Your turn.
I say we go for it.
We are U-turning Hal and Joanna, and we are the Tams, and we are the Tams, baby.
Hal and Joanna have been a super strong team, and today they've struggled.
Okay, go get it.
Oh!
Take it off!
There was any one day to get them?
It was today.
It's strategically smart to put the pressure on.
They have been a super strong team who has continually been at the top of the pack.
The Tymal, welcome to Regina, Saskatchewan, the land of the living skies.
Great skies.
Jet and Dave, your team number one.
We're team number one.
The second time in a row.
And I have more good news for you.
You have won two round-trip tickets to anywhere
in this great country that Air Canada flies.
Whoo, baby!
I know where we're going.
We're here.
See you next time.
We will.
See you again.
Thank you.
Take it off!
Try it.
Be gentle.
Just make sure you take it nicely.
Go slow.
Come on, come on, come on, come on.
Put your leg over.
There you go.
The most important thing about this challenge is getting the stunt.
What are you doing?
You're not putting... That leg's supposed to go over here.
What?
Also, a thousand degrees.
Dead tired.
Negative fun.
Five, six, seven, one.
One.
Okay, that's right.
Yeah.
Perfect.
Okay.
Ready?
Yeah.
Okay, they've been here how long?
It's just going to be this stupid thing.
Getting up.
I don't know if we can do it.
This is the thing.
Take it off!
Sorry, Joe.
Soft hands, buddy.
Soft hands.
Soft, gentle hands.
See the flag there?
Yep.
There's a field right there.
Last one.
Right here, right here, right here.
Right here.
Cut in, cut in.
Ready?
And up.
And one.
Congratulations, team.
You're getting ready.
Oh, my God.
Come here, come here, come here.
All right, we got to run.
Thanks, buddy.
Thank you.
Thanks.
Come here.
I need to wait till the luxury box is between 26 and 27.
Search the next tube, 26 and 27.
Section 26 and 27.
Here they are, Joe, up there.
Up there.
It's your turn, it's your turn.
Come on.
She's up there.
There's Hal running now.
Okay, Joe, get, hurry, get, hurry, get, hurry.
Come back and drag me.
Joe, I can't, come on.
They're right there.
Come on, Hal.
Hal, everything, everything.
I'm going to throw up, Brett.
Knowing that there was a U-turn coming up... Hal had also taken the penalty.
They're catching up, they're catching up, Joe.
We are literally racing them to stay alive in this game.
Let's go, let's go.
You got it, Hal, come on.
Look, they're right there.
They're right there.
Hal had also taken the penalty.
We are literally racing them to stay alive in this game.
Come on, come on, come on.
I think I'm going to have heat stroke, Brett.
Right here.
U-turn.
Oh!
Where are U-turns?
When we got to the top and I saw that we'd been U-turned... Tim and Tim.
Not cool.
Oh, my God.
Hal, come here.
We were going to U-turn Brett and Halley because
we were going to U-turn Brett and Halley.
We knew that they also didn't finish the lentil bed.
Where are you two?
Brett and Halley?
I'm going to throw up.
We now have to do Braun.
Hal, it's okay.
I can't do it, I'm so hot.
I don't want to feel well.
I had given every last little bit of energy I had for the cheerleading.
I can, I can't do it.
Well, then I need some time.
Let's do it in the change room, come on.
We were both just at the end.
Just at the end.
We got to go in, get changed.
Come on.
We're going to sit down in the change room with water, okay?
Give me your hand.
U-turn by Tim and Tim.
Don't understand why.
Not cool.
At all.
Tim and Tim?
Yes, sir.
Today you are team number two.
Oh, yeah!
Finally!
So, you guys U-turn someone?
We did.
And know what?
Hal and Joanne are fantastic.
We've had a lot of fun with them.
But they're also very strong competitors.
And if you see a weakness, you got to take it.
Well, today was an excellent day for you two.
We'll see Tim and Tim next time.
Five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four.
It's a count set to make it harder.
Oh, we got to go.
I'm going.
Let's go.
Come on.
I can't even run.
Like, I literally feel like I can't even run.
Take them off!
I'm a lap right now.
They're gonna, Holly's gonna be dead.
Well, Holly will never be able to catch a pass.
And this cheerleading stuff will be able to do it easy.
And climb up.
There you go.
Reach around.
Hal, grab your legs, your knees.
And grab your knees.
Feet behind.
Ball outside.
Switch it.
Go faster, Bryce.
Holly's catching.
All right.
Break down the number.
Right here.
Look for the ball.
I have to catch it.
I will throw myself across the field, but I have to catch it.
Come on.
Yes!
Go right at home!
She's never caught a ball in her life.
You getting the field goal before?
Never in my life.
Don't look at it, okay, Holly?
Yeah.
Have I ever kicked a field goal?
Have you ever examined a baby?
Did they get it?
Yeah, they got it.
Yes!
Ladies.
You're getting ready.
Yes!
We just beat Hal Johnson and John McCloden at sports.
I don't know where it came from.
I couldn't have asked for more.
Are you ready?
Everything, you have everything?
That's everything.
Pine Island on Lake.
Thank you.
West Canada.
Two more, buddy.
Two more.
I'm a football guy.
I watch CFO at Ryderville Nation.
Field goal!
Fielded first one.
Oh, buddy.
Nice hustle, buddy.
Nice hustle.
There's the flags, Hal.
They're right there.
Come on, Hal.
Holly and Brett, you're the third team to arrive.
But because you failed to complete the Lentil
Challenge, you've been assessed the two-hour penalty.
And if you wait off to the side, we will begin the clock
right now and we'll let you know when it's expired.
Okay.
Thank you.
Vanessa and Selina, you're team number three.
I'm sorry, guys.
I'm not helping.
It's okay.
Jody and Corey, you're team number four.
We've been already doing this for a long time.
Everyone already left the detour, so we're hoping that it's a non-elimination leg.
We are in last place, and so we're hoping that it's a non-elimination leg.
I think you're getting ready.
Alan, Joanne, you're the last team to arrive.
And as I'm sure you know, because you failed to complete
the Lentil Challenge, you've incurred a two-hour penalty.
Holly and Brett have also incurred the same penalty,
which means that you've been eliminated from the race.
We tried.
Yeah, we tried.
How do you guys feel right now?
Just surprised at the U-turn, that's all.
That was a game changer, eh?
Yeah.
But no, that's the way it is.
That's the way the game is.
If we hadn't been U-turned, I think we would
have a very good chance of winning the race.
We were getting better and better and better.
I'm just glad that we got to participate, you know, with my buddy of 25 years.
This race is skill and luck.
We just didn't have the luck.
I think that we will continue to keep fit and have fun until we're six feet under.
Next time on The Amazing Race Canada.
The remaining five teams race to Quebec City, Quebec.
Perfect.
Please, please.
Where the sisters get lost en route.
Where the language barrier has some teams tongue-tied and twisted.
Why don't we speak French?
At the roadblock, Vanessa gets crushed by crepes.
She's never going to make it in the crepe world.
And at the detour.
Let's switch.
The sister's choice could prove costly.
It's melting.
Why did we switch?