Previously on The Amazing Race Canada.
Nova Scotia.
The final four teams raced from Macaloe to the East Coast.
We got ourselves a cotton boy.
Sisters Vanessa and Selena struggled to get things in gear.
Oh my god, oh my god, this is very dangerous.
And with another double U-turn looming, they plotted to work with Jett and Dave.
So you definitely need to U-turn somebody, please.
But in the end, the U-turn board was left empty.
What nice Canadians.
We choose not to U-turn anybody.
Jodi and Tory aced the East Coast and won their second leg in a row.
The race is still on, fellas.
Okay.
All right.
But the brothers and all the teams were told to keep on racing.
Make your way by ferry to St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Which saved Vanessa and Selena from elimination.
Now four teams continue on to the ninth leg in a race 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 Port of Basque, the primary seaport of entry into Newfoundland.
Located on the extreme southwestern tip of the island, this quaint sea village is
named for the vast sailors believed to have fished these waters over 500 years ago.
And entering her port today is the MV Highlanders, a ferry
carrying the final four teams on a race across Canada.
Jody and Cory won the last leg of the race, but had to keep on racing.
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
You have $300 on your Interact debit card for this leg of the race.
All teams left the last pit stop in Lunenburg and traveled together six hours by bus to
Sydney, and another eight hours overnight by ferry to continue to race from Port of Basque.
So because this is a keep on racing leg, we've lost our lead.
All the teams have caught up.
We need to do whatever we can to stay ahead of the other teams.
When John told us of the Blue Nose 2 to just keep racing
and hand us a clue, we were like, yeah, we're still in this.
And I would love to see the underdogs come out on top.
Once they dock in Port of Basque, teams will race to St.
John's, almost 900 kilometers away.
To get there, they must sprint to three shuttles, each leaving 15 minutes apart.
There's room for only one team on each of the
first two shuttles, and two teams on the last shot.
Jet and Dave are our biggest competition, so we need
to do whatever we can to get on that shuttle first.
This is our race to lose.
We can only beat ourselves at this point, and we have no intention of doing that.
Come on, Dad!
We have come so far in this race.
We're going to have to do everything we possibly can to make it to that finale.
Rocky!
Right here, Jody!
I almost fell.
I almost fell like three times.
We got the first shuttle.
Dave and Jet are in the second car.
Vanessa and Selena and Tim and Tim are in the third car.
What happened?
I got cut off.
I am the last one to get to the shuttles, and
I immediately know that I have messed this up.
Sorry, man.
That was probably my most frustrating moment of this race by far.
All right, let's get out of here.
Teams are now driving overnight across Newfoundland
to the provincial capital of St. John's.
Once they arrive, they'll make their way to the Terry Fox Mile Zero Memorial Site.
Located on the shores of St. John's Harbour, this monument is dedicated to the Canadian hero and
marks the spot Terry dipped his artificial leg in the Atlantic to start his heroic marathon of hope.
Although Terry would never finish his Trans-Canada run, what he
started lives on in the hearts and minds of people the world over.
His story has provided Canadians, including myself, with the hope and
inspiration to live life on our own terms and overcome any challenge.
If we can dream it, we can achieve it.
Finally, I made it here.
Newfoundland's off your list, buddy.
Done.
We're 15 minutes ahead of Jet and Dave and 30
minutes ahead of the Tims and Selena and Vanessa.
Go, go.
There's a cab.
We're looking for the Terry Fox Mile Zero Memorial Site.
That's what I'm talking about.
There it is.
Memorize the inspirational quote behind the statue of Terry Fox.
Yes.
Nice.
Once they memorize the quote, teams must travel by taxi to the picturesque fishing village of Kitty Vitty and
find a traditional Newfoundland kitchen party where locals welcome newcomers to the island by screeching them in.
Each team member will have to kiss a con and
drink a shot of rum, known locally as screech.
Once screeched in, they'll receive their next clue.
Woo!
To gain entry into the party, racers must first
recite the Terry Fox quote found at the monument.
I'll go to that first.
I'll go to the comma.
Yep.
I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if you try.
Oh boy.
Terry Fox is obviously a personal hero of mine ever since I got hurt.
Anything's possible if you try.
And I take a lot of inspiration from him.
We were honored to be at the spot where he dipped his foot in the Atlantic.
Oh, here's Kyle.
Lean forward when you run.
Do you know where Terry Fox Memorial site is?
Oh, it's only my fourth day.
We have an awesome cab driver.
She's not from Newfoundland, though.
Great driver, just doesn't know the roads.
It's okay.
We'll figure it out.
Here we are.
Red and yellow flag there, sir.
Can I get the boat, please?
I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if you try.
Anything's possible if people try.
Try one more time.
Come on.
Okay, we'll take yours again.
I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if you try.
Terry Fox Memorial, where would that be?
They're watery, and the park there.
Roger that.
Right there, right there.
Stay here, please.
We'll be right back.
Thank you.
Memorize the inspirational quote on the curved wall behind the statue of Terry Fox.
Dreams are made if people try.
Oh, boy.
Let's go.
There's only one time I think.
Go, go, go.
Yeah, I got it.
Go, go, go.
We can get up here from this way.
Oh, please.
Dang it.
Come on.
Oh, no.
Hi, can I come with you?
Thank you.
Right there.
Yeah, can we go to the Terry Fox Mile Zero Memorial site, please, sir?
Certainly can.
Awesome.
I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if you try.
Anything is possible if people try.
Okay.
We got to go back.
Let's go.
Ah, I can't remember.
We got to go.
We got a motor.
This is going to cost us our lead.
Ah, I can't remember.
We got to go.
I can't remember the simple phrase from the Terry Fox Memorial.
This is going to cost us our lead.
Dreams are possible if people try.
Do you want to go back?
Can you slow down, sir?
We leave for about five seconds and I'm like... He's like, yes, dreams.
That's something with dreams.
That's got to be it.
We're like, Brian, turn this man around.
We're going back, bye.
I just wish people would realize that anything's possible if they try.
Dreams are possible if people try.
You're good.
All right.
Yeah, man.
Where's the screech at?
Kitchen parties, legendary in Newfoundland.
There's a whole group of happy Newfoundlanders
singing and dancing and telling stories.
You fit right in.
Okay, now, boys, the next Newfoundland word that you're going
to learn is nooks, because I need you down on your nooks.
That's your knees, my friend.
Down on our nooks?
I've never been screeched.
I'm drinking plenty of screech.
I got a little buddy for you to meet.
Oh, yeah.
So, pucker up, buttercup.
Not the worst kiss I've ever had, kissing that cod.
Come here, you.
Oh, there you go.
The salty and delicious and sensuous.
You came with a good smooch, too.
Up to lips, up to gums, up to gums, let your back.
Make your way to Shay Heights Overlook and search for your next clue.
Thanks, buddy.
Godspeed, boys.
Thanks, everyone.
Oh, they're right in the back of us, damn it.
There she goes.
That's okay.
We're right behind you.
Yeah, yeah.
There it is.
Okay, awesome, awesome, awesome.
Memorize the inspiration code.
Okay, let's memorize that second.
I just wish that people would realize that anything is possible if you try.
I don't realize that anything is possible if you try.
If there's one thing that Parkinson's has taught
me, it's the ability to stop and calm yourself.
Okay, you get the second part.
I'm super honored to be doing the race with my dad.
I've always thought that my dad would be able to do it.
Super mad.
Okay, let's go.
We're not quitters.
You will drag us off the race.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
I got the second part.
Yeah, that's the first part.
Quitty Vitty Brewing Company.
All right.
My favorite spot.
Here we are.
Right here.
I just wish people would realize anything's possible if you try.
Dreams are made when people try.
Welcome to the kitchen party.
Thank you.
I don't like it.
People in London know we're no strangers to the dance floor.
Yeah, the D floor.
That's what we call it.
People just know like I want to go hit the D floor as hard as I can.
Jet and Dave.
Hello.
We'll be there.
Wait until you know it's about all or what, boys?
Didn't catch a word of that.
There it is.
Detour.
Wag a tail or tell a tale.
In this detour, teens will get a chance to experience
one of two activities Newfoundlanders are famed for.
It's their call.
Tell a tale or wag a tale.
In tell a tale, teens will attempt to master the unique storytelling
ability that sets Newfoundlanders apart from the rest of Canada.
First, they'll find their way to Petty Harbour, a historic fishing village just
south of St. John's, where two local fishermen await to tell an old tale of the sea.
And he says he will be a fishbaiter.
Once teams have heard and memorized the story with its unique Newfoundland dialect.
He was jigging for cod fishing.
They'll cross the dock and retell the story to the gathered locals.
If they manage to recount the tale without it
going awry, they'll receive their next clue.
In Wag a Tale, teens must first make their way to Harborside Park and team up
with one of St. John's hardest working gentle giants, the Newfoundland dog.
Hey, Newman.
Once they pick their new canine partner, they'll load its cart with milk and eggs
for delivery to four homes on Holloway Street, known to locals as Heart Attack Hill.
Should teams spill or break any of the groceries, they'll
have to return to the park and load up for another delivery.
When teens manage to deliver all the supplies in one
piece, Derek the Grocer will give them their next clue.
I think we should do the delivery thing.
Yeah, do it.
We're going to deliver some milk and eggs, son.
This is it right here, stop.
That's it, that's it, that's it, that's it.
I need a quote for you.
I wish people would realize that anything is possible if people try.
Dreams are possible if you try.
Welcome to the kitchen.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, ma'am.
Thank you.
Got a little buddy for you to meet.
That's a real fish.
We're now on leg nine.
It's a little kiss.
Whatever you put in front of us.
Bring it on.
You can't see anus.
I get drunk off a beer bottle cap.
We don't drink.
I definitely haven't been drunk in over 10 years.
People just assume just because of our personalities and we're out there.
They're like, man, you guys were so drunk.
Up to the lips, over the gums.
Look how color this comes.
Took the words out of my mouth.
I declare you both Newfoundlanders.
Rise up and find your new found narratives.
I feel tougher.
Oh, there it is.
Thank you.
Here you go.
Meek, get away at the shea heights.
Overlook and search for your next clue.
Kip.
Hello.
Look at these friendly guys.
You want to work, fella?
Oh, no, he's ready to go.
You want to work?
Come on, let's go work.
I love dogs.
Corey loves dogs.
I've got two big dogs at home.
What's his name?
He's Wavy.
Wavy.
Okay, let's fill the order.
12 bottles of milk.
How many eggs?
Four dozen.
Ready?
Let's go.
Slow and steady, dude.
Wavy, good girl.
Easy.
Easy, dude.
Hey, try not to let her go so fast.
Okay, slow down, please.
Slow down, slow down.
Stop for a second.
These eggs are going to get trashed, man.
Okay, here comes a curb.
Yeah, you got to slow her down, though, dude.
For her.
As much as you can.
Yeah, I am.
You got to realize it's a dog.
We're up the street.
We didn't know about the hill at this time.
It's basically like a 45... It was pretty steep.
...degree angle.
And Wavy was not happy.
Is that one of hers?
Keep going, keep going.
Wavy, come on.
I'm going to put on more lipstick for this.
Literally a mark on this fish.
Ah, it's cute!
Boo!
Go, go, go, go, go, go, here she comes.
Rise up and buy this.
Thank you.
Make your way to she-hights overlooking.
Search for your next clue.
Okay, let's go.
There it is.
Wag a tail or tell a tale?
We can tell a tale.
We're both actors.
We can learn lines.
This is going to be quick.
Petty Harbor Fisherman's Co-op.
Is that far?
How do I get there?
Keep going.
Keep going, girl.
Keep going.
Wavy, come on, come on.
Come on, let's go.
14 on your right.
13 on the left.
Deliver.
Three bottles of milk and a dozen eggs.
Thank you.
Get to the first address.
Bada-bing, bada-bing, bada-boom.
I just have something for you to sign.
Thanks very much.
Come on, Wavy, let's go.
Hey there, miss.
I've never been so determined and so driven to get something done.
I want to keep our lead.
Well, if you could just sign here, we'll be on our way.
Thank you very much.
She-hights, there it is.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
There it is.
Beautiful, there it is.
Okay.
Detour.
Wag a tail or tell a tale?
Wag a tale, I don't know.
Let's wag a tale.
Do that, tell a tale.
Okay.
Since I've been acting, since I was 14.
Since I'm an actress, I have to memorize things all the time.
So it's definitely helped my memory.
Hopefully we chose the right thing to do.
I know.
So I turn left now, right?
Yeah.
Eva just made her first wrong turn.
It's okay.
That's not them in front of us, is it?
Oh my god, I can't believe we caught up to them.
Girls.
Pass, yeah, pass her, pass.
So it says find the two fishermen by the mark boat.
She's laughing.
We love you.
What a sneaky... Somehow the girls do sneak around ahead of us.
Out of the car, out of the car.
Bounce.
Sneaky girl.
Hey, how are you doing?
Can we hear your tale?
Can you tell us something?
I want to tell you a story about a friend of me father's.
Old Alf Budgel from over Cape Island way.
He was jigging for codfish off the coast of Dead
Man's Bay when all of a sudden he got a bite.
They tell us this tale and it's a little hard to understand.
All of a sudden the fish opened his mouth and out popped a baby boy.
I find it hard to understand the accent, mix with the details, do the story.
He was fummoxed.
A baby.
A boy.
And since the baby was a boy, they called him Johnny.
After his grandfather.
No, Johnny could swim like a fish.
And he says he will be a fish baiter.
Nice, okay.
Let's try it.
Where are your girls going?
We're going there.
What's all of you?
People over the mix, we're so slow.
First team.
What?
Celia!
I'm sorry.
I can't do it faster.
Lend me your ears.
I want to tell you a tale about a friend of my
father's, Olaf Budgel, from Cape Island Way.
He was fishing for some cod over by Dead Man's Bay.
Oh yeah.
At Olaf he caught a huge fish.
We're both great storytellers, right?
So I gotta believe that this story is gonna be easy to retell.
We could probably even improve upon it.
For sure.
His mouth gaped wide.
No.
What's his name?
And once he got him home.
Listen to this.
Oh, you'll never believe what he did when he got him home.
You ready?
He got him home.
Stay tuned.
Right back.
Come on, David.
It's been a long time since I memorized lines.
Yes.
And then it opened his mouth wide, and a huge baby popped out.
A baby.
He was flummoxed.
Flummoxed.
Al and Philomena had never had a baby.
These people love our storytelling scope.
Not at all.
Great swimmer.
Not at all.
Great swimmer.
It's not a story, guys.
You didn't remember like any of yours.
Which dog?
I like this one here.
Rick one.
Hi there, buddy.
These dogs are massive, which is so much fun.
They drool.
Kate, they drool.
So what?
It's... Lil' drool's not going to kill you.
Let's go win us a race together.
What do you say?
Put your eggs in your basket?
Yep.
Just grabbing a couple extra eggs, dad.
Okay, we're good to go.
Here you go.
Come on.
This is a big dog, and I was feeding him his meat.
And he's licking my hand.
And I'm covered in saliva.
And I think he could sense that I wasn't impressed.
Okay, let's go.
Let's go.
Come on.
The dog just stops in the middle of the road.
And just refuses to move.
Come on.
Hi there.
Here to deliver some milk for you and some eggs.
I just need you to sign off on this.
Thank you very much.
Okay, let's just count how many eggs we got that are good.
Tell me we got 12.
Like we have 11.
Yeah, we don't have enough.
We have 11 eggs that aren't cracked.
Oh no.
So we gotta go back down to get it back.
We have to go back down the hill.
You got it?
Yep.
Who's coming up?
Tims.
The Tims.
Okay, we gotta hurry.
I'm trying, dad.
This game changes on a dime.
We start it off behind.
We turn around and we catch up.
Perfect.
Thank you very much, man.
Let's go, buddy.
Let's go.
Come on.
So we had the eggs crack on the way up, so I had to come back and refill.
Grabbing in extra milk in case some spills along the waves.
Okay, let's burn.
Okay, let's go.
Come on.
Now Alfie's admiring the fish, checking out its blue color.
And then the fish opened its mouth.
And out popped a baby boy.
His dad said, nope, you're going to be a fish baiter.
Amazing.
No.
No, not for that.
What?
All right.
Did I say fish baiter?
Is that a bait fisher?
Let me tell you a tale about a friend of me's father.
His name was Alf Budgel.
Himself in... His wife, Philomena.
His Philomena.
His wife, Philomena.
They've never had a baby.
I have no storytelling skills, apparently.
A bait fisher.
Yeah.
A bait fisher.
That's amazing.
Oh, no.
That's not how we heard the story.
Hit the brakes.
Believe it.
Hit the brakes, sister.
You bunch of hacks.
Okay, I don't know it.
I'll do your part.
I find your part easier.
Okay, let me hear you say my part now.
I don't know.
Let me tell you exactly.
Come on.
Debbie, we should switch.
Yeah, you want to try?
Yeah, you take him.
And as soon as we switch, well, Mr. Charming here.
She's right into this, so away she goes.
Oh, yeah, feeling good now.
All right, we got the dog whisperer happening in the egg delivery, man.
Very good.
Thank you very much.
Have a great day.
Hello, I've got your milk and egg order.
There you go, sir.
Hello, I've got your milk and eggs.
Well, let's get out of Dodge.
We've lost our lead.
We knew Tim and Tim were for sure ahead of us now.
We're smoking Cory and Jody.
Okay, can you stop him?
Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Sweet.
Thank you very much, dog whisperer.
Make your way to O'Brien's music store and search for your next clue.
Teams must now make their way to O'Brien's legendary music store, one of St.
John's oldest shops, where they will find their next clue.
Let's find a cab.
There's 12 eggs for you.
Sons of bitches, how'd they catch up?
Straight ahead, for your answer.
All right.
Thank you very much, sir.
Hey.
Stop me if you've heard this before.
I want to tell you a story about a friend of my grandfather's, old Alf Budgel.
I feel as though I'm saying it verbatim.
I know Dave's doing a very good job, so I think
one of us is just missing one single word.
Took the boy, wrapped him up in his jacket.
Amazing.
Which part didn't you like?
Yeah, what didn't you love?
Dude, I have to be saying something wrong.
He was filming some good.
Alf, that...
Now, Alf and Philomena never had a child.
We don't remember the story that way.
See, you need to focus.
I don't know how to do it.
What's wrong with you?
This isn't a joke anymore.
There we go, down to Brian's.
Come on, we're almost there.
There it is.
Right here.
Good job.
Roadblock.
Okay, who needs to get their act together?
St. John's has a rich musical tradition, some
of which can be enjoyed on George Street.
Known for its vibrant mix of street performers, the area is
the perfect place for teams to put their talents to the test.
First, teams must enter O'Brien's music store and
grab whatever items they need to busk for money.
Then they'll find a crowded spot, set up their busking
station, and attempt to entertain the crowds to earn $50.
Once teams have earned enough cash, this George
Street fiddler will give them their next clue.
Note, oh, Selena, Dave, Jody, and Tim Cena might perform this roadblock.
Okay, well, let's do this.
You can do it, Dad.
Oh, I can do it.
Hi, you got some instruments for me.
All the stuff here is musical, so I don't sing, I don't play any instruments.
And then I see some juggling balls.
Yes!
Because Tim knows at least how to juggle three balls.
A little bit, right?
Step right over.
Come see the Winnipeg.
I'm juggling on the corner of St. John, Newfoundland.
You're not going to see this every day.
It's worth at least a buck.
Hello, sir.
G'day, you got a loony for me, a toony?
Anything to help me out?
Another time.
Come on, you got a soft heart.
I can see it.
And he's running now.
He's scared of me.
Oh, my goodness.
$50 seems like so much right now.
It's the last time you're going to see this Winnipeg or on the corner juggling for you.
Bless your heart.
It's a full dollar.
Bless your heart.
Thank you.
Here it is, I think.
A roadblock.
It is a roadblock.
And I have to do it.
I don't know how to play any instruments.
I learned how to play that as a kid, barely.
I don't sing, I dance badly, and I play no instruments.
Hi, how's it going?
No time, no time.
Everybody's in a rush.
He let the fish go, and he grabbed his little boy and made
him snog inside his jacket and carried him after Philomena.
And he says he will be a fish baker.
I haven't said snog in his jacket.
I've just been saying in his jacket.
Snog it up?
Okay.
You guys are going to want to sit down for this one.
He let the fish go, and he made the baby boy snog in his jacket.
Amazing.
Make your way to O'Brien's Music Store and search for your next clue.
No problem.
Thank you.
I need some extra money, you guys.
Where you going, fella?
Back to work.
Back to work?
You got time for a story?
A story?
Yeah, I can't sing, I can't dance.
Obviously, I can't dance.
But I'll tell you how I lost my legs.
You want to hear a story?
I was in the Canadian Army, and I was a sniper
in Afghanistan with the Royal Canadian Regiment.
My point man found an opening in a farmer's field, and we went through.
My second guy goes through, my third guy goes through, and then I come through.
I turn around, and I stepped on a landmine.
And I blew off my right foot and damaged my left so
bad that they had to amputate it at the hospital.
But that was in 2007, January 11th, 2007.
Since then, I've had two beautiful little girls
with one of the medics that helped save my life.
Here I am, trying to make a little extra money in the streets of St. John's.
Enjoy your day, now.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir.
You're more than welcome.
And another duty.
Thanks for stopping.
I appreciate your time.
I appreciate this a lot, my friend.
And he will be a fish baby.
Amazing.
Can we hear it again?
This part?
You got it.
Yours is so easy.
I want to tell you a story about my father's friend, Alf Budgel.
Alf... Alf scratched his head.
Alf and Philomena never had a baby.
Alf and Philomena had never had a baby.
Philomena... Now, since the baby was a boy...
And since the baby was a boy, Philomena
decided to name the baby after her grandfather.
Johnny.
No, that's not true.
You're interrupting on me.
Because I'm interrupting on you?
Yeah, but that's why we'll never get it.
I'm interrupting on you because you're saying it wrong.
We'll never get it.
Listen for a second.
I'm interrupting you every time you say my part.
The fish opened its mouth.
And a baby popped out.
Amazing.
A baby.
He was flummoxed.
He was a great swimmer.
And he was gonna be a fish baiter.
Amazing.
So close.
You were really close.
So close, girls.
Okay, this is probably good.
Okay, I'm using a source sign.
She needs to get their act together.
No problem.
I got this.
Busking, you got this.
You're more entertaining than these hacks.
Whoa, let me see these songs.
I actually sing, so I'm kind of pumped.
I'm thinking, great.
I just crank out some tunes.
We've both played in several bands.
We've played in bands together.
We're both musically inclined.
Essentially, we're both entertainers.
So I'm pumped.
Okay.
Little Johnny.
He was a great swimmer.
And he decided he was gonna be a fish baiter.
Amazing.
Make your way to the O'Brien's Music Store.
I think we're really behind.
Yeah.
Roll your boat gently down the stream.
I don't understand.
David's multi-talented.
He's singing, roll your boat.
Ma'am,
would you like to donate?
You're looking like you want to.
She does not want to.
Please donate.
Never do you have $50.
I have like 80 cents.
Okay, guys, right here.
Here's what you got.
You got a Winnipeg kid all the way from Winnipeg.
Needn't to raise a couple of bucks.
All it needs a loony, a toony, a fiver, whatever you can spare.
You're a blessing to both of you.
My dad's been a nurse all his life.
But if he wanted to be a salesman, he probably could have been.
He's very talkative, very convincing.
Yeah, I need a buck.
Can you help me out?
A single dollar.
People are giving him money.
And he can't even juggle that well.
I got a loony.
All right.
Thank you, sir.
Bless you.
And here I am telling you a story in St. John's, Newfoundland.
Oh, you guys are awesome.
Thank you very much, sir.
Oh, my goodness.
Thank you so much.
She gave me 20 bucks.
20, the big dollar, big face bills.
Oh, Father Sun are there.
Oh, no.
Who needs to get their act together?
Selena, Dave, Jodi, and Tim Sr. must perform.
So I have to do it.
So I go in there and I grab a ribbon.
And a hula hoop.
I have a bright pink t-shirt on.
Push the boobs out.
So I know this is going to grab a lot of attention.
Ribbon's pink and pretty.
And the hula hoop, you're moving your hips around.
Any money?
Anybody like to help me?
First team to get 50 bucks.
We need your help.
Okay, thank you.
Anything helps at this point.
You're my first donation.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Awesome.
Thank you so much, guys.
I would donate to that.
She's shaking that money maker and it's making money.
Thank you.
Merrily, merrily.
Excuse me, can you donate?
Please, I need money really badly.
It's for a good cause.
I'm feeling very desperate at this point.
I know other teams have to be getting close.
Oh, bless your heart.
I got to raise $50.
Please help me.
Please.
My worst nightmare is a roadblock that I fail at, which costs us everything.
I'm totally freaked out.
I am nowhere close to being at $50.
I'm totally freaked out.
I am nowhere close to being at $50.
Okay, hey, come over here.
And I thought, hey, people love devil sticks.
I'm going to go with that.
This will blow your mind.
Will not blow anyone's mind.
This is pathetic.
I know you're thinking.
I can't wait to donate to him.
Right there, man.
If you would, you know you passed it.
Oops, you took a wrong turn.
Come back.
First one to get to $50.
Help anyone.
Thank you.
Amazing.
Thank you so much.
I think I might be close.
Okay, 15 more and I'm good.
Anybody feel like helping my sister and I?
Please.
Oh, my God.
Amazing.
Thank you.
I think we got it.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
I got it.
Six and change.
I need like four more bucks.
I need four more bucks.
Oh, come on.
You guys, I need four more bucks.
You want to hear a story?
You got time?
I'm telling stories because I need to make a little extra money to win a contest.
And I need $50.
I'm over there trying to get money for food myself, but I believe in paying it forward.
She said, look, I believe in paying it forward.
Hang on.
Wait a minute.
For food, I can't take it.
No, sir.
You can't take it.
It's a humbling feeling and I'm going to pay it forward to someone else.
Okay, good luck, okay?
Thanks very much.
Okay.
Oh, my God.
Here we go.
Okay, I got it.
I love you so much.
20, 30, 40.
The first team to complete is Selena, which is interesting because they arrived last.
Thank you so much.
Make your way to the most easternly point in North America.
Teams must now travel by taxi to Cape Spear.
Located on the easternmost point of North America,
this rugged coastline is both beautiful and dangerous.
Here on the eastern edge of Canada, the teams will check
into the ninth pit stop in a race across the country.
The last team to arrive will be eliminated.
Okay, let me get my bag.
Get your bag.
Yes, buddy, yes.
Take your way to the most east of the point in North
America and search for John in your next pit stop.
Here's this cab.
They're getting in the cab right there.
We have to run up those stairs.
You bought them?
It's up there at the White House.
Yeah, yeah.
You see it?
We need to run.
Don't hurt yourself, Selina.
Look up.
Yep, they're running up.
That's not where it's us.
No?
No.
This big point in North America is to tip right down there, Earl.
Excellent.
Bottle this pathway right down through there.
The cab's there.
Vanessa, the boys are there.
Most easterly point, right?
That's this way.
Where?
Vanessa, where?
Down here.
What about down here?
They're there.
Welcome to Newfoundland and Labrador Bias.
The most beautiful place on earth.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Jody and Corey, your team number one.
As winners of this leg of the race, you have won one
year of Air Canada Altitude Super Elite 100K status.
Privileges include priority services, lounge access, and the upgrades.
Oh, nice.
Where are we going, buddy?
Be careful.
Vanessa Salina, your team number two.
Thank you.
Nice work, girls.
Thank you.
Not a bad time to find your stride.
We should have been here first, but we ran down there.
So, two is good.
Both of you teams have a one in three chance of winning half a
million dollars in cash and prizes and the first amazing race Canada.
Jody and Corey, you have also won a BBM video chat
on a new Blackberry Z10 so you can make a call home.
Yeah.
Lanna is my partner and the mother of my two beautiful daughters.
Hey, there's my girls.
Hey, baby.
Hi.
Look how big you're getting.
Never mind being a tough guy, army guy, and all that.
Being a dad to two little girls is the manliest thing I'll ever do.
Okay, guys, we got to go.
We love you.
We miss you.
Say bye.
Bye.
Oh, take this thing away before I start to cry again.
That was awesome.
The boys are also done, so now it's down to senior and Davey.
All I need is a loony.
If I don't collect 50 bucks, I'm going to be here till daybreak tomorrow.
That's got to be at least worth a loony.
Oh, bless you, sir.
Oh, man, 46 and change.
What?
How did he do that?
What's happening?
You don't even know, do you?
Ladies, you are my salvation.
Yes, thank you so much.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my goodness.
Make your way to the most easternly point in North America.
Yeah, come on.
Let's go.
Okay, I'm coming.
All hope is not yet lost.
If Dave can get here in the next five minutes or so, we'll still have a chance.
Okay, I need money.
Please donate.
Hey, guys, you want to donate?
No.
We donate to me.
I'm pathetic.
Hey, whoa.
Do you know where the most eastern point in North America is?
So that's right, Cape Spear?
Okay, let's go.
Did you guys donate yet?
I need, like, 15 more dollars.
That's five.
You're a lifesaver.
Oh, my God.
That's two.
We're doing it.
Seven.
We're doing it, ladies.
Oh, my God.
Two, four, six, eight, ten.
I got it.
Yeah.
Make your way to the most easternly point in North America.
No problem.
Let's get a cap.
Anything can happen, so we're going to try and remain positive.
For more information on the places seen on this leg of the
race, head to ctv.ca forward slash The Amazing Race Canada.
Anything can happen, so we're going to try and remain positive.
Come on, Pops.
Let's go, man.
Come on.
Thank you, friend.
Almost there, dad.
Tim and Tim?
Yes, sir.
Your team number three...
Now that you guys are so close to that finish
line, what's it going to take to cross first?
We're going to take it to them.
Yeah.
There's no hold apart now.
All bets off?
All bets off.
Jet and Dave?
Yeah.
You're the last team to arrive.
I'm sorry to tell you, but you've been eliminated from the race.
Gentlemen, what happened today?
It was not our day to be entertainers.
This is, like, literally, like, my nightmare.
It was, like, getting a... getting a roadblock.
This was my nightmare, was getting a roadblock that...
that I didn't do well on and that would cost us a leg.
I totally let myself down.
More importantly, left my butt.
Yeah, I let my buddy down, which sucks.
Just to be one leg away from the finals, it's just gut wrenching.
I'm sorry, man.
I feel terrible.
I mean, he didn't let me down.
I mean, we both, you know, busted our butts the whole way.
It's disappointing, but I think we can be proud of what we've done.
This is the end of the line, gentlemen.
I wish you nothing but luck, but I have a sneaking
suspicion that we haven't seen the last of Jet and Dave.
Thank you.
Cool.
Thank you, Jon.
Take care.
I'm confident in saying that even though we didn't win, we had the most fun.
Straight ahead, now keep hugging.
Winning is amazing, but I think the journey is important as well.
Maybe I'm just saying that because I'm a loser.
But that's what losers say, and now I know why.
Next time on The Amazing Race Canada, the final three teams head
west to Toronto for the final leg of a race across the country.
Over here.
Timing them over there.
Run away.
Racers will face the most extreme challenges
yet, where fears will reach new heights.
A little higher than I'm used to.
Oh, my God.
And bring frustrations.
We could be here for hours.
To a boiling point.
They're starting to piss me off.
It's a family face-off in an epic fight to the finish.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Sisters versus brothers versus father and son.