Previously on The Amazing Race Canada, the final five teams raced north to a
Halloween Nunavut, where the Arctic's harsh elements took a toll on everyone.
But Jody and Corey's brotherly bond helped them win their first leg of the race.
Team number one.
At the detour, Jet and Dave fell to the back of the pack.
We suck!
And despite a speed bump, Tim and Tim moved from last to second place.
Selena struggled at the roadblock, allowing Jet and
Dave to climb past them for a third place finish.
Doctors Holly and Brett struggled against
the Arctic and were eliminated from the race.
Now, four teams remain as they race across the country to win a
year of worldwide travel for two in 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.
This is Nunavut, a boundless expanse of the Canadian Arctic.
The largest of all provinces and territories, and yet, the least populated.
There's only one person for every 65 square kilometers of frozen tundra.
It's the land of the midnight sun, where summer's
light never sets on this unspoiled wilderness.
Nunavut is an adventurous paradise, and today,
the eighth starting point in a race across Canada.
Yeah!
Mustogies!
Jody and Corey won the last leg of the race and will depart first.
Alright, buddy, fly to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
All teams must now fly over 2,000 kilometers
to the maritime city of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Once there, they will find a Chevrolet Sonic and their next clue.
Caution, you turn ahead.
You have $30 on your interact debit card for this leg of the race.
We're brother, but we've lived far apart for a long time.
You will find your Chevrolet Sonic at the Halifax International Airport.
See vehicles that have manual transmission.
Nice.
Like, we've never worked this closely together on anything, ever.
It was just team building for the first six or seven legs of the race.
What's going on in the airport, brother?
We're in the top four.
That's a one in four chance to win half a million bucks.
Feels good.
Yeah.
East Coast, buddy.
Fly to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Caution, you turn ahead.
Let's go.
Another U-turn.
What are you stinking?
No, man.
This is huge opportunity for us.
We've always had a good time together.
There was a year when he was real little, that I would stay at home, dad.
And he actually cried for me more than mom.
Can we get to the airport?
Yeah, yeah.
This is a little harkening back, if you will.
It gives us some real man time together now.
It gives us a chance to reconnect in a different way.
Off to Nova Scotia, my boy.
Yeah, dad.
Fly to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Nice, Scotia.
Sounds warmer.
We are starting today in third place.
We're absolutely expecting a U-turn.
The Timbs are ahead of us.
And we know they've already U-turned Hal and Joanne.
If they're smart, they'll U-turn us.
Are you available to go to the airport?
$30 when you're in track, Deborah, for this leg of the race.
Let's go.
Oh, God, the snow.
We are the last female team standing.
Girl power.
Representing for all the Canadian women out there.
Yeah.
Can you call us a cab?
Thank you.
Read this.
These vehicles have manual transmissions.
What?
The clue also says that the car is manual transmissions.
Celine and I have both driven manual.
One time, before, with very little success.
Oh, no.
That's going to be interesting.
Thank you.
Teams are now flying on the same flight from
Ocalaoui to Halifax, with a stopover in Ottawa.
We feel like our driving is going to... Gross behind.
Gross behind today.
Dave and Dave would be there first.
You want them to U-turn another team.
We're thinking about this as a game and strategizing.
Okay.
It would be...
It would be smart to U-turn another team to keep you against us in the final.
I think the other teams look at us as the underdog, so
they would want to race against us in the final leg.
I'm not opposed to that idea.
There's more of a threat.
Things are brothers are more of a threat.
We always beat the teams.
Mm-hmm.
Strategically speaking, it would be the right thing to do.
To keep the girls in the race, it helps us.
Okay, just get there first and do what you guys have to do.
Hi there.
We want to leave this bag here with you.
We're going ultra lightweight, and we're going to lose a bag.
I'm from Ottawa, so we're going to check it into the lockers.
I'm going to start here for a couple of weeks.
Just one bag, man.
Just one.
The less I carry, the faster I can go.
Oh, I feel so much lighter.
I don't know what it is.
Are you nervous about this car thing?
I'm a little bit stressed.
Oh, man, it's all hills.
Look at hills where?
They're hallow by.
No, it's not.
It's all uphill.
If you're in neutral and you're facing up a hill, as soon as
you take your foot off the brake, you're going to start to roll.
So you need to give it gas instantly.
But not too fast or the wheels fall off.
I'm sure you'll be fine.
You'll definitely make the news.
Okay, I think we need to stop talking about this because I'm getting anxiety.
All teams are flying on the same flight from Ottawa to Halifax.
Once there, they must locate their Chevrolet
Sonic on the roof of the airport parking garage.
Inside their clue is the USB key that they will plug
into the port for a message on the MyLink video system.
Sares.
Is this really the fastest way?
Take this white one.
It's here, Timothy.
Last one, last one.
Turn on your Chevrolet.
And set the USB key.
Go, go, go.
Hello.
In the glove box.
I need to calm down, Selena.
You really need to calm down.
Cory, Cory, stop.
Okay, listen, listen.
Turn on the video.
Oh, there's Shawn.
You're about to take a trip back in time and discover
a place where millions of Canadians began a new life.
Drive yourselves to the National Historic
Site of Pier 21 and search for your next clue.
Okay, let's get out of here.
Dad, you can go out right there.
It says turn around, turn around, turn around.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
See the arrows?
Yeah.
Look, that guy on the right, on the right.
What the heck?
Sorry.
There, it's open.
All right, we're on track.
Driving out of that parking garage, not knowing how to drive stick.
Oh, yeah.
It'll be a hoot.
Good job.
Good.
I don't know what's going on here.
At least it's slowly with the gas.
Oh, the brakes on.
It's just stop and start making weird noises.
I don't care what the issue is, I don't care what the issue is.
I don't know either.
We're gonna be lost.
Yeah, we are.
Is that the Timbs?
The Timbs just drive like there's no tomorrow.
The ghost of elimination passed.
Yeah, seriously.
Thanks to cockroaches.
This is awesome, Dad.
We're stuck here.
Okay, be positive.
What are you doing wrong right now?
Good.
Good, Selena.
You have to keep your foot on the thingy.
Now I should be putting it into second, but I'll just go slow.
We're coming up to Hollis.
Okay, perfect.
I assume this is Hollis.
Uh, no, no, no, no, no.
Where are you going?
They just turned left.
We're not allowed to turn left.
Uh, they just passed us there.
Oh, crap, Dad.
Where did you go?
You know what?
You wanna come drive this new stick?
No, I'm not.
Show me how to do it?
Yes, you are.
You need to navigate and not tell me how to drive.
You let me worry about the speed and the driving.
Well, so far.
Okay.
And there's a stop light.
I don't wanna stall.
Oh, no.
Please.
Start slowing down.
Brace it.
So hopefully it'll turn green once I get there.
Like, go extremely slow.
Please.
Okay, break.
Give me a break.
Oh!
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
It's stopped.
Oh, shit.
Oh my God.
This is very dangerous.
Oh, my God.
Vanessa, this is so dangerous.
Come on.
Don't go.
Come on.
Oh, God.
Oh, shit.
Oh, my God.
This is very dangerous.
Come on.
Don't go.
Come on.
Come on, Zane.
You got this.
Come on.
Okay.
There's two.
You got it.
Good job, Selena.
Okay, good.
This is the streak.
Eyes peeled, time.
Over to the left, to the left.
They see the plague.
They're the boys.
Yeah, Pier 21.
Let's go catch them.
Where are we running to?
Right over here.
Let's catch them, Pops.
Pier 21.
This is open at 6 a.m.
Are you serious?
Teams must now spend the night at Pier 21.
They will continue this leg of the race when the museum opens at 6 a.m.
Oh, crap.
My back can't handle this.
I can't sleep.
I took a pre-workout.
I can't even blink.
The verbal diarrhea that come out of Jet and Dave, it doesn't interest me.
I could sleep on this floor every night when you're playing at the beach.
Pier 21.
Where?
Left.
Where is it?
Maybe inside?
When we arrive, we see that the sleeping bags are there, so we're staying the night.
The car stinks like the car is rubber.
Are you serious?
Yeah.
Hopefully, tomorrow, Selena will be a bit better.
Between 1928 and 1971, over a million immigrants entered Canada through Pier 21.
Today, one in five Canadians have a connection to this port of entry.
Their stories are all preserved here in this museum.
Teams will get a chance to reflect on the courage of the people
who helped build this great country and make it what it is today.
This would have been incredible for people to actually make it here.
Being at Pier 21 is very emotional for Jody and I.
It's where our grandparents and my father and
his older brother, Bob, entered this country.
This is the ship they came on.
They're in a sailing.
This is it.
To connect with our family... Unreliant.
Just filled with people.
When we're on a race alone was such a great experience for Jody and I.
All our immigration guys are here.
Teams will now make their way to the immigration desk to receive a passport.
Exploring the museum, they will find seven stamp kiosks.
Once they have all seven stamps, they'll receive their next clue.
Thank you very much.
Fill your passport with stamps.
Let's go over here.
Come on.
Okay, you stamp it.
Pier 21 is the gateway of Canada.
It's literally where millions of future Canadians came to our great country.
Good stamps.
It was really cool.
Ah, here.
That's seven.
I see immigration.
We got them all done.
Get us a picture.
We got the moves.
Welcome to Canada.
Thank you.
Drive yourselves to Mahoney Bay and search for your next
clue across the street from the St. James Anglican Church.
Welcome to Canada.
Thank you very much.
We're here to Mahoney Bay, Bloomberg area.
Yeah, that's where the Bluenose was built.
Head that away.
I need directions.
Get to Highway 103.
What's the matter?
There's no map.
Well, you need to look through your scope.
Yeah, I am.
I'm looking right now.
Just follow.
Good job.
It's been a great start.
Thank you.
I was practicing in my sleep.
Everyone is just following us.
I'm following the cars right now.
I'm in back of them, but if I lose them, then we're... Okay.
Oh, frick.
Don't stop.
Don't stop right there.
Guys, don't lose them.
I need you to get the address.
Vanessa, you gotta look for the address.
Oh, yeah.
Apparently, I've lost the map.
Ha.
Never mind.
Tim and Tim are, like, following us.
We whoop around then through this gas station.
Where are they going?
I think I've got them highly irritated that I'm following them.
Just gotta take it easy here.
I'm just trying to lose these idiots.
Yeah, I got it, Dad.
Keep going straight.
Okay, here's hoping, because we are going in opposite directions.
Yeah, that's fine.
That's fine.
Do you want me to turn around?
Yeah, we're not going the right way.
That was worth just getting the Tims off her ass.
Mahoney Bay.
We're here.
There's three churches right there.
Let's see it.
Oh, we love homes.
Who wants to find their long-lost twin?
The tiny town of Mahoney Bay, located on the south shore of Nova Scotia, is known
as Canada's loveliest little town, and is home to the Great Scarecrow Festival.
In this roadblock, teams will search this maritime community
for the exact scarecrow pictured on their Blackberry Z10.
The twin scarecrows are mixed with others on lawns throughout downtown.
Once they've found one of the right scarecrows, they have to bring it to the gazebo.
Then they must build its identical twin using the items found here.
When they're ready for inspection, they must take a photo
on their Blackberry Z10 and hand it over to the expert.
When the local scarecrow expert feels they've created
the perfect twin, she'll hand over their next clue.
Good-looking fella, ain't he?
You want to do it?
Sure.
Let's go for a jog.
Is there only one road?
Hello, sir.
I'm wondering if you have seen any of these scarecrows.
They're on the other end of town.
On the other end?
Yes.
I've gone the wrong way.
Yes, you have.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
We got some company.
It's Jody.
I see a Sonic up there.
That's Tim and Tim.
You get ready to buggy, man.
I do not want these guys beating us to the fluid box.
Hey, Dutch.
We found it without us in front of you.
Crazy.
We finally found our map.
Roadblock.
Who wants to find their long-lost twin?
I'll do it.
You do it.
Okay.
Okay, I'm doing the lady.
Here we go.
Okay, I got to find this lady here.
Throughout the town, there are a ton of different types of scarecrows scattered.
There's scarecrows everywhere.
They're having parties.
They're getting drunk.
It's kind of crazy.
No, in any other circumstances, this would be kind of creepy.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Okay, I think I got my gypsy, babe.
Still in first place.
Got my gypsy, babe.
Oh, she's hot.
There is a mountain of clothing at your disposal to recreate this scarecrow.
Scarecrows?
How many have I built?
Zero.
How many women have I helped get ready for a Saturday night?
That's a different equation.
Okay, pink shawl, pink shawl, pink shawl.
There she is.
Awesome.
Let's go, my son.
Let's start putting an old lady together.
That's it.
My bro.
This guy's had a rough day.
His foot fell off.
Holy frick.
Where are you going?
Maybe we should stop and ask somebody.
Excuse me?
Do you know how to get to Mahone Bay?
The entrance to get blessed.
The one over there.
103.
It's just over here.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
All right, we're on the 103 West.
I hope everybody got lost.
Fingers crossed.
This might be your face, Doily.
I'm putting everything together as best I can.
I'd like to find the bosoms.
Good morning.
Look at that face.
There you are.
Okay, bud, looking good.
Thanks, Tim.
Not talking to you.
That fisherman, he's got yellow pants, yellow jacket.
Finding that in the pile of clothes is going to be the easiest.
That was Corey you had a lot of experience with.
Scarecrow building?
Yeah, he was heard in his class on high school.
Oh.
There was some stuffing that I forgot to get.
The legs were stuffed with chicken wire.
Then he had water noodles for arms.
Judge.
She better not give this to him.
Congratulations.
Thank you very much.
You've made a twin.
Yay!
Crap.
All right, buddy, let's go.
Throw yourselves to the Fisheries Museum on the Atlantic in Lunenburg.
Teams must now drive themselves to the World Heritage Town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia and visit the Fisheries
Museum of the Atlantic amongst the town's 260 years of history in fishing, shipbuilding and rum running.
They will find their next clue.
Let's go with Frank.
Are you up ahead, right?
Yes, sir.
Come on, Black.
Do you have everything else?
Yeah, I've had everything for a long time.
But I have nothing to put her bra onto.
I was going to build it without, see what they say.
I put her bustier on sans arms and chest.
Oh, Judge.
Which one's which, hey?
Good luck.
This is not a twin.
Because of the arms, but it's because of the arms.
Shocker.
I'm not surprised.
If that's supposed to be John, I'd rather be building John.
Thank goodness we're here.
Oh, block, block.
I'll do it.
All right.
Need legs.
Vanessa, you can do this.
Catch up.
We got this.
White shirt.
Let's go, Timothy.
Start putting it together.
Come on, baby.
Do what I want.
I was getting really frustrated because I couldn't find the identical shirt.
This isn't it.
Come on.
He's touched every shirt out there.
He's hauling them around.
Put one on the damn button.
Dummy.
Timothy.
Yeah, we are too finicky.
Dad, not helping.
Well, he's touched every shirt out there.
He's hauling them around.
Put one on the damn button.
Dummy.
That's just the way it is in our family.
If it needs to be said, it gets said, and you just better be man enough to take it.
I don't think that this is necessarily it, but
at this point, I'm kind of at a loss, so... Timothy, let's get a judge.
He can tell me what he thinks, and I'll take that.
With a grain of salt and toss it.
That's not true.
No, that's not true.
Judge.
How does she look?
You have made a twin.
It was so... I already saw it, like, in 15 minutes.
The shirt was different.
It's all good.
It already sells to the Fisheries Museum of Atlantic in Londonburg.
Okay, let's go.
Alrighty, dad, second place.
That one's first place.
I want to catch Corey and Jody today.
Let's do it.
There's a sign right there.
Go right here.
That's Fisheries Museum right there.
Bingo.
Upstairs.
Follow the arrow.
Oh, there they are, Corey.
Here's your turf.
Surf or turf?
Lunenberg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and
the largest fishing village on the south shore.
Teams will now get a chance to experience one
of two delicacies familiar to Lunenberg locals.
It's their call.
Surf or turf?
Surf requires teams to become savvy sailors
and board a boat on its way out to open sea.
Once in deep water, teams must find the lobster
trap lines and haul up a total of six traps.
They must then fish out each lobster and band each claw.
Once they have collected and banded all their lobsters, teams must return their boats
to the harbour and deliver the catch to the chef at the Grand Banker Bar & Grill.
If all six lobsters are up to Chef Nick's standards, he'll hand over their next clue.
Lunenberg is infused with a rich German heritage.
Turf requires teams to get tasty with one of Lunenberg's favourite foods, sausages.
First, teams must make their way up to the Boskowen
Inn, where they will find this sausage vendor.
They will then have to sample and study twelve different
types of sausages and memorize their German names.
When they feel confident in their sausage knowledge, teams must head down to the
kiosk at Swicker Wharf to meet the chef and correctly identify and name each sausage.
When the teams correctly identify each worst
by name, they'll receive their next clue.
Mmm.
The lobster's right here.
Surf or turf?
We debated it.
Back of the car.
How many do we need?
We need six lobsters.
Let's go.
Let's just go catch the lobster.
You're going lobster, right?
Yes, sir.
Cory.
Nice to meet you, Tom.
My brother's Jody.
Jody, how's it going?
Right here.
Any idea how long this is going to take, sir?
I don't know how long it'll take me, but you don't do what I do.
Ha ha ha.
Mmm.
Okay, we're coming up on hour two.
Huh.
Can I make these in the arms?
Cory did it faster than me.
Tim Jr. did it faster than me.
Seemingly, Vanessa is doing it much faster than me.
I feel like I'm back when I used to dress up my dolls.
I'm going to call him Luigi.
Mr. Luigi.
I got no chest.
This is why I like to do everything on my own.
I have nothing else to try, so I'm going to try building some arms.
Fishery's Museum, I'm guessing.
Turn here.
Yes, please, sir.
Perfect.
Let's go find a clue.
Oh, could I?
Surf or turf?
Turf?
Yeah, I think turf.
Okay.
Let's go do it.
Let's go in and go up here to King Street, turn left.
Of course, it's uphill.
Just what my butt needs.
So we need to check, right?
Yeah.
That one right there?
This way, this way.
Slow down, please, sir.
Slow down.
See the line?
Yeah.
So we broke it down in the stages.
I hooked the line.
Yep, bring it.
Got it?
Yep.
Before he pulled it out heavier.
Kind of.
Hang on.
And I pulled the lobster.
Let's go.
Uh-oh.
Okay, we latch down.
They have a grip.
That's super grip.
Here, do this one.
That's it.
I'm trying to open this clock.
And I'm petting him.
Come on, fella.
Come on, little guy.
Come on, you want to let go.
He's splashing with some water or something.
And he was like, uh-uh.
You can see his eyes kind of blinking and moving.
We're going to try.
Put your hand on your hip.
I just start fashioning arms and chest.
There we go.
I built everything as well as I can with zero hope.
Call over the judge.
Congratulations, you've made a twin.
Drive yourselves to the Fishery's Museum in Linenburg.
All right, good job.
Oh, it's ridiculous.
Together we are strong.
Divided.
We fall.
Just sad in a way.
Hang on, hang on.
Now we're like, okay, fine.
We kind of pretend we're not there.
And he relaxes his grip.
Yeah, bam!
We snatch him.
Keep that claw away from me.
Good to go.
Get in there.
What are we at?
119.
We've got it over 150.
Boss is going in.
Okay, yeah, here we go.
Oh, my goodness.
There was 12 plates of sausage.
You're not serious.
Memorization isn't what Timothy's fond of.
9, 2, 6 each.
What do you think?
Well, we got to give it a try over here.
Linenburg.
Home with a blue nose.
Right here.
Surf or turf?
Start with surf.
Start with surf?
Yeah.
What do you mean start with surf?
I assume we're going to get U-turns, so surf sounds easier.
You stand here and correct me if I'm wrong.
Okay, yeah, yeah.
Faison is its own distinct meat.
It was completely different looking than anything else.
Yep, fine flesh is fleshy.
Swine flesh looked very pale and looked fleshy.
So that made sense.
Yep, elk has pepper in it.
I just broke them down like that.
Bison is darker than rind flesh.
Now, are you going to be able to tell these two from, say, lab?
I love lobster, so this is a dream come true.
I have other dreams.
They don't smell as fishy.
You look delicious.
I'm looking for a black boot.
Where's this boot?
Come on.
She does not keep a pink closet at home at all,
so she'll be used to rummaging through all that.
Bison?
You can do this, Vanessa.
Uh, judge.
Thank you.
Congratulations.
Let's hope we didn't get you turned and someone else did.
That's our only chance right now.
Okay, let go.
This guy's a cliffhanger.
Get out of there.
Oh, God.
You backed him into a corner.
You know I made him angry.
You don't do that with animals.
I'll push him towards you.
You worked.
Oh, God, it opened its close.
Oh, it's biting.
It's mad.
He's a righty.
Okay, you make sure you know yours well.
Yeah, I do.
Let's do this, Poppy.
Wickers Warf.
Straight ahead.
Yeah.
There you go.
I don't want to, though.
There you go.
Good boy.
Okay, I'm trying.
Okay, oh, I'll spin him or something.
Okay, combined, we have a total of about zero hours of lobster fishing.
Oh, my God, it's moving.
It's moving.
Up, say down.
Oh, God, I dropped it.
No, pick him up.
No, I can't.
Ah, get out of there.
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Oh, God, I dropped it.
No, pick him up.
No, I can't.
I got him.
And I get my banders out.
First clickety-clack.
He's disabled.
We neutralized his threat.
Oh, he's... No, it's big too.
Why is he doing that?
Why are you doing that?
Okay.
One.
All right, that stick's right there.
See it, right there.
Yeah, yeah.
Right there, sir.
Straight ahead.
Yes, bye.
These look delicious.
These are by all of them.
Top dollar.
Deliver them to Grand Banker Bar and Grill.
Grand Banker Bar and Grill, please, sir.
We'll go back to the war, then.
Zwicker, there we go.
Afternoon, sir.
Do we have labels for them?
No, we don't have labels.
So I don't understand what we're doing.
We're naming them each.
Yeah, we just have to identify each one.
How are you feeling?
Not great.
Oh, what's this in print?
I lost one.
Okay.
Didi, you're... Sure.
Yeah, you're sure.
Okay, let's do it.
We can catch up.
We can do this.
Please, I'm gonna get you turned.
Uh, the Grand Banker there.
The green one.
Okay.
Should we try it?
Let's do it.
Chef?
Sir, we're ready.
Faison.
Schweinflesh.
Bison.
Elch.
E-L-C-H.
K-I-C-H-E-N or something like that.
And I'm not gonna... Knitchen.
Knitchen.
I'm gonna go with Knitchen.
Shoot.
What am I missing?
What was it called?
How you doing, sir?
Hey, right here.
Here, see you, chef.
You look like a chef.
You're good to go, guys.
Thanks very much, sir.
Nice work, buddy.
Make your way to St. John's Anglican Church and search inside your next clue.
Teams must now visit the historic St. John's Anglican Church
and find their next clue inside these tiny wooden boxes.
The church is also the location of the W-Turn, which gives teams the opportunity
to slow down two other teams, forcing them to complete both sides of the detour.
Church is all over the place.
Can we eat your eye?
Didn't say we can't.
Okay.
Okay, you say yours.
Okay.
I got caribou.
Wild brat, we said.
Yeah.
And white honey.
Hun.
Hun, lamb, ant, wild swine.
And then what was yours?
Rhine flesh.
Misty!
Good job, dad.
Good job.
Let's get out of here.
Make your way to St. John's Anglican Church.
Anglican Church, yeah.
King left.
King?
Yeah.
This is a one-way.
Okay, it's not on here.
It's a one-way.
Oh, what was that?
Was that Corey and Jody?
Are they driving red?
Yeah.
And I think that was them.
Well, let's go catch them.
Come on.
Yes, sir.
Knock her down.
Come on!
You big crap!
I'm dizzy.
Oh, my God, it's heavy.
I need to get my sea legs.
It's gonna sound weird, but I feel like a surgeon.
Come on.
Okay, good enough.
Hey.
Four.
Do six.
I'll do six this way.
I'm trying to see if I was just looking without the name so I'd be able to get it.
The sausages were all in, like, German... Wild bread.
Wild s-times.
It was four.
What was that?
I don't know.
Green flesh.
Canning.
Sheen fish.
Are you okay to try it?
Not yet.
Excuse us.
Hi there.
Just looking for a John's Anglican church.
Of the remaining teams, the ones most likely to U-turn us probably be
Tim and Tim, because they're pretty ruthless and they're here to win.
They U-turned Hal and Joanne.
They've already broken that U-turned barrier, right?
You know, it's always easier the second time
to do something you're not comfortable with.
You good?
Yeah, let's burn.
Okay, what's this on the left here?
St. John's Parish Hall and Parish Office.
That would be a church.
So far, we're the only team that's used a U-turn.
What's this clue say?
Do we need to look inside, outside?
Going around, there are doors on the back.
If the time came that we had to make that
decision again, we're here to win this thing.
Okay, clue.
Clue.
Read me the clue.
It's in the car.
Three, two, one.
Yeah, U-turn.
We're the first ones here.
And we've decided not to U-turn anyone.
We decided if we're in the lead, we're not U-turning anyone.
We wanted to run a clean race.
Four little boxes.
A dime or a blue nose.
Blue nose two is around here.
So we're going to head for the blue nose two.
Teams must now search the harbour for the very
familiar fishing vessel known as the Blue Nose Two.
You might be asking yourself, where do I recognize this ship from?
Well, you'll find this iconic schooner on the Canadian Diamond.
Currently undergoing restoration for its next voyage, here at the Blue Nose Two, known as
the Pride of Nova Scotia, teams will check in to the eighth pit stop in a race across Canada.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
Look at the map, Blue Nose Two.
Oh, Blue Nose.
Got it.
Sorry for the fishery.
I knew it.
Let's go back to where we came then.
Yeah.
Convention.
I'm caribou while we're fishing.
Do you want to go try it?
Cut.
We got this, Lena.
Our bread.
I'll let you balance caribou.
I have a feeling that's it right there.
Found it in 1753.
Oh, my goodness.
U-turn.
We're not quite sure what to do with this U-turn board.
We knew that Dave and Jet were in back of a struggling.
And the girls, well, they were having a bad day.
Do we U-turn anyone?
Um... Oh, it's just a dime.
Oh, my goodness.
U-turn.
Do we U-turn anyone?
We knew that Dave and Jet were in back of a struggling.
And the girls, well... You know what am I?
Where is it?
Now by the water, I think.
Well, they were having a bad day.
We were opting not to U-turn anyone.
So we really didn't get there with feeling a whole lot of threat from anyone.
This is a dime.
What's that boat?
Is that a big deal here?
One with gas.
Holy fuck, there he is right there.
Blue-nosed death.
Oh, there he is.
Is that John?
Yep, John right there.
Let's go, buddy.
Welcome to Linneburg, Nova Scotia.
Home of the legendary Blue-nosed.
Thank you very much.
Thank you, sir.
Jody and Corey?
You're the first team to arrive.
Oh, come on.
Congratulations, fellas.
Thank you.
I've got some more good news for you.
As the winners of this leg of the race, Air Canada is giving
you two tickets to anywhere they fly in South America.
It's going to be a nice hot summer for the Medic brothers.
You guys ready for a break?
Oh, yeah.
I regret to inform you that I cannot give you a break.
The race is still on, fellas.
John, out of nowhere, says, hey, guess what?
Here's your next clue.
Race is still on.
All right.
No problem.
Make your way by ferry to St. John's, Newfoundland, and Labrador.
All right, boys.
Better get going.
Keys, keys, keys, keys.
Okay.
Find the ferry.
Yep.
We only need one.
Hold your little thumb.
Good boy.
Back to Cap Mayhab, I suppose.
Over here.
Can we make an attempt, please, chef?
Hun, caribou, wild, Brett, and T.
These one, that one was yours.
I don't know what that one is.
And this one's yours, too.
I thought there was going to be the names, and then I wouldn't match.
Yeah, we're going to have to go back up.
I knew mine.
How about we switch now?
Let's switch.
No, you go back and remember.
Eyes up by the bill, the boat.
And eyes up by the sail, the sail.
Eyes up by the catch, the lager.
It takes them home to lye them.
Okay, here's two people.
They want to talk to us.
Hey, guys.
Are you from around here?
Yep.
This is this boat.
Oh, the blue nose.
Yeah.
Where do we find that?
All the way down to the harbor.
Thank you very much, guys.
We appreciate it.
Have fun.
All right.
Heading off to the blue nose.
Oh, the blue nose, of course.
Feel a little bit dumb that I didn't know that before, but, you know, whatever.
I've memorized the order.
That's my problem right now.
Yeah, that's what I'm trying to mix it up.
This is what I'm having trouble with.
My really light, weird one.
Shween flesh.
Wain flesh.
Shween flesh.
What's a flesh?
Shween flesh.
Wain flesh.
Shween flesh.
Let's do it.
No talking.
Oh, there's the girls.
Are you kidding me?
Be careful, Selena.
I know it's slippy, hey?
Hi.
Got some options for you?
Hello, friend.
Let's take a look at those beauties.
Here you go, guys.
Thank you.
Make your way to St. John's Anglican Church.
Search inside for your next clue.
Big one right here.
We're absolutely expecting a U-turn.
Those are my forte.
Lean forward.
Okay.
That's the secret.
Blue nose, it's right here.
Every second counts.
Tim senior, Tim junior.
Yes, sir.
You're the second team to arrive.
You guys looking forward to a break?
No.
No?
We want to keep going, man.
Well, that's good.
We're keeping going?
Let's go.
Here's your next clue.
All right.
Let's go.
Thank you very much, sir.
Gentlemen, good luck.
Thank you, John.
See you soon.
It's got to be right here.
She's in the big white church.
It's like nobody's U-turn to anybody.
I feel good to see that we haven't been U-turn.
Good and slightly confused.
I'm stunned.
These people are foolish.
What nice Canadians.
We choose not to U-turn anybody.
Okay.
I'm Bruno.
It's Boogie Iggy.
Okay.
Green, flesh, and tea.
Caribou, wild Brett.
Wild She-Wang.
Fasten.
The red one.
Where's the red?
Um... Selena, come on.
Come on.
The red one.
Where's the red?
Um... Han.
Lamb.
Convention.
Okay.
Bryson, and this one is... Yeah, that's Bryson.
This one is red flesh.
Maybe it's that church that's right over there.
See it?
Yeah, that white church.
Come on, David.
Come on.
Look at Giselle.
Get her off of here.
Jet and Dave.
You're the third team to arrive.
Okay.
Very good.
The race is still on.
What?
Here's your next clue, fellas.
Thanks, Jon.
You guys got some ground to cover.
Best get going.
Okay.
Thank you.
See you soon.
Let's go.
This is our clue.
That's our clue.
Money.
The dime.
Everyone else's box is gone.
Maybe there's a money factory.
Commence, no.
What do they need 10 cents for in this town?
There must be something.
Is there a wishing pond?
Does this have any symbolism to you?
The 10 cents.
The blue noses are on the dime.
Oh.
See that down there?
Yeah, I know.
I saw blue nose.
I saw it.
Oh, that's maybe it.
Okay, let's go.
That could be it, Vanessa.
We did our best.
We're the last team here.
We are going to be eliminated right now.
Vanessa Selena, you're the last team to arrive.
Yes.
Are you disappointed?
I would have been happier with top three.
But we did well.
We did well.
Well, it's not over yet.
Here's your next clue.
You girls are still in this race.
You better get going.
The fact that this wasn't a pit stop was incredible.
To go out like that would have sucked.
So we're so happy.
Thank God.
Next time on The Amazing Race Canada.
Teams keep on racing.
To Newfoundland and Labrador.
Where they get screeched in by the locals.
One detour has teams lost for words.
I'm instructing on you.
That's why we're here.
I'm instructing on you.
Another goes to the dogs.
Easy, dude.
And racers take it to the streets.
Row, row, row, you boss.
In an all-out battle.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
For a spot in the finale.