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21 minutes ago, Netfoot said:
Racers drive around and get lost all the time. It must be the crew's responsibility to follow them, no matter how far afield they go. Not vice versa.
Someone already posted about this, but if you recall, Angie seemed to make a wrong turn or was going on the roundabout the wrong way. People were honking at her so she did something she wasn't suppose to do. Other drivers aren't going to just stop and let the Racers in because of a show. Like I said, someone explained what probably happened. It made sense. It was Danny's and Angie's fault in my opinion.
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22 hours ago, WatcherUp2 said:
Why does a team get penalized for their crew getting lost? That's so unfair.
Did the crew lose them or mom n son made a wrong turn and lost them? The fact that they made no attempt to get back to them made it worse.
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What was Danny's and Angie's strong suit is one of the things that did them in...navigation!
Of course he decided to take his time building that wire trap cage thing!
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2 minutes ago, Lantern7 said:
That was called a Face-to-Face. It didn’t work out.
Really? When was that? And why didn't it work?
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I imagine the locals aren't suppose to go onto the blue Court but it's ok for the Racers. I guess they would be there all day if the Racers didn't have help.
I think it would be fun if teams were allowed to compete in this tennis game against each other. The winner gets to move on and the loser has to wait 10 minutes or so.
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Once again Thony blames someone else for Arman's death. She blames Ramona!
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14 hours ago, Brown44 said:
I written on this thread a month or so ago that Jemery was a UC Fed. He was way too cool after being almost killed in a car chase and I definitely knew it when he showed up to the house and started putting camera's everywhere, and like I wrote he put up camera's going straight to the Feds.
I think many of us had a feeling he was FBI. I suspected him when they vandalized Thony's business and Jeremy comes to replace the door and locks. Then offers to replace a mirror I believe.
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On 4/27/2024 at 10:22 PM, Meedis said:
I'm not feeling Rita as a judge but I will say she did a good job singing.
I like Rita as a judge. She's pretty and doesn't make ugly expressions lime Nicole. Nicole is pretty but she has the most ugly facial expressions.
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1 hour ago, Rodney said:
That's not why she didn't. She voted out Tim out quite easily, after all, and she voted out Tevin, too.
She didn't vote Q out because Hunter was the bigger threat. Plain and simple. But she clearly didn't mind Q being the backup target in case Hunter pulled out an idol.
Maybe, but 3 in a row reminded me of 41 and 42. It wouldn't surprise me if next week there is some kind of reference to those seasons.
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I knew Tiffany wasn't going to vote Q out. Refer to Season 41 and 42 for my reasons.
Hunter, you never, never, never, everevereverever tell anyone you have an idol!! And if you have a "feeling"? Play the damn idol!!
Can contestants be this dumb like Hunter was? I wonder if they are told to tell someone about the idol to create drama. Maybe things are different when you are out there. The elements and surroundings and no food make you make unwise decisions.
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1 hour ago, preeya said:
I thought it was out of character for Hana the wayher convo with the passenger (air marshal?) went on the plane. She seems to be a savvy/street-smart person, yet this is the second time we've seen her putting herself in a vulnerable position.
Maybe the air marshal is up to no good?
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1 hour ago, meet trouble said:
Clearly the new story will be the air marshal. Right?
Yep! Bummer! One the reasons I like FBIMW is because they didn't dwell in the personal lives of the characters too much. You can turn to any cop show almost all the plots are relationships and personal issues. I hope this show doesn't go that direction.
As for Hanna, I'm already thinking the guy she met has a dark past.
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So, Hana's roommate turned out to be a non story? That could've been an interesting future episode. I wonder if they changed their minds about the roommate and went a different direction?
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I haven't watched this iteration of CSI at all. I stopped warching when Ted Danson came on board. Like most of CBS shows, they're following the "new rules" and not surprised that this show has been axed.
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I posted that I thought what "the Alliance" did was cheating and of course it was brought to my attention that it is within the rules. Well hot damn! I know that! I know it's within the rules! In my book what they did was cheating even though it's allowed. In this day and age where everyone receives a trophy and actually being a competitor is a thing of the past, it's no wonder that there are some that like and agree with this....cheating!
I know the showrunners at TAR won't listen to the fans, but I hope they change the rules. They made some progress with having each pit stop an elimination one. They also made it mandatory for every team to vote during the U-Turn. At least last season it was. Having teams "earn" their victories is much better than looking for help. It makes for a better show.
Danny n Angie
Rod n Leticia
Amber n her dude (don't remember his name)
These three teams I'm rooting for their eliminations in the coming weeks!
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Wow! I just can't believe all the cheating that went on on TAR! I call it cheating because Amber basically worked the puzzle for Angie and Leticia. TAR needs to look into this and how it really takes away alot from the competition. It's a race for a million dollars for crying out loud!! I hope that cheating alliance each gets eliminated starting with the mother and son.
The couple that went home got on my nerves a bit, so I'm glad they went home.
I'm pulling for the firefighters!
24 minutes ago, Skooma said:Actually it always has been.
The very first alliance was in Season 1, Episode 2 of TAR. Rob & Brennen, Frank & Margarita and The Guidos formed one early on in that episode. The Guidos soon dropped out thinking themselves far better Racers than the other two but R&B and F&M remained aligned for several more legs.
And by Paris the large alliance called The Underdogs were formed by the trailing teams. And then Kevin & Drew formed a very strong alliance with Nancy & Emily that lasted until the latter were eliminated late in the Race. Season 1 was all about alliances.
Season 2 featured The Boston Boys and Tara & Wil allied closely throughout the entire Race until the last leg.
Season 3 had the five younger teams allied en masse against The Wonder Twins with the Opposite Brothers (Ken & Gerard) kind of shunned too. So those two teams came up with The Band of Brothers - one of the most iconic and effective alliances in TAR history. (Firecop hopped aboard with them for awhile too until that team got eliminated).
So yeah, The Amazing Race has always been about alliances. Alliances for strategic reasons and friendship reasons all mixed together with various rules governing how they each worked as in when they stayed together and when they broke away from each other at any one time. And I love it.
I call it cheating! For a team to basically do the puzzle for another team is pure cheating!
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Anyone have an idea what happened to the blonde cafe owner, the one that Colter followed? Didn't she know what those dudes were up to? She's an accessory to murder and all the dirty deeds they did!
2 hours ago, Snazzy Daisy said:Why would Sheriff Miller (an experienced cop) let these people contaminate the crime scene before it’s processed by the forensics?
Plot wise, Tracker has started to become repetitive, predictable and mundane. They need to spice it up.
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This show is what it is. They could have those ladies that help Colter get kidnapped and have Colter find them the old fashion way...by investigation!
The show is good the way it is. The writers just need to tighten things up like...
. Don't have Colter give a loaded gun to anyone.
. Don't have the crime scene contaminated by Colter or anyone else that shouldn't be there. Do research!
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Another good episode.
. I was surprised that the gym owner was involved in more ways than one.
. I like Reenie. She's interesting.
. This is going to be an odd comparison but this show reminds me of The Rockford Files, a show back in the 70's and maybe 80's. Now, they're apples to oranges as far as the comparisons go, but both sometimes will end up taking a case and not getting paid.
. Damn! There were no dead bodies this week! Maybe the next episode will have multiples? 🤣
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On 4/4/2024 at 12:17 PM, JudyObscure said:
The requisite mud puddle was at it's very worst last night. it was in no way earned, as it sometimes is, by those most willing to crawl through something they could get over more slowly some other way. It was just a mandatory, deep puddle they were forced through, and then it covered people so completely that I was having trouble telling who was who so i couldn't root for any one person. I think any added interest they were expecting back fired on them.
The worst thing about crawling through mud is the big chance of swallowing parasites and getting eye infections.
It's the single thing most likely to make me quit watching. I miss half of what people are saying and last night it even drowned out Jeff, their star, at one point. It's not only turned too loud over the dialogue it's an incredibly stupid sound track from the beginning. Most of it sounds like someone hitting metal trash cans with a ball bat.
Wow, I guess I haven't noticed. The music doesn't bother me at all. I had to turn on captions only because sometimes they mumble their words.
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On 4/6/2024 at 1:28 PM, Rickster said:
Well, they did unmask one of the final three…
Yeah they did, but it's still a disappointment since the show is about revealing who is behind the mask. To me the type of show The Mask Singer is, having a save feature doesn't work well imho.
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Not a fan of the Ding Dong bell! The whole concept of the show is for us to guess who is behind the mask. It makes no sense when we get an episode with no unmasking. It is obvious that the showrunners do not listen to the fans. Most fans do not want the bell.
I'm old because I have never heard of the thong song. That dude who sang it, I think I've heard of him......maybe not! 😁
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13 hours ago, LadyChatts said:
Post-show discussion thread
I know there's been some debate whether to have two threads or not, with mixed responses, but it seems like most like having two threads so I guess we'll keep having two separate ones.
It's good to have two threads. I don't do the live chat. I sometimes watch Survivor later.
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Sigh! Another episode went by and Thony is still alive to disrupt someone's life or have them killed.I'm with Fiona's ex on him telling the CPA lady about the man in the car.
Thony had the gull to be pissed at him. He has to protect his family also!I hope this is the final season. I don't know how much more I can take seeing Thony get away
away with all the destruction she causes.Come on Ramona! Right between her eyes!
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4 hours ago, LuvMyShows said:
I watched this yesterday on-demand, and now that it's the next day, I have a question. Did they ever resolve the actual issue of how he was murdered? The creepy kidnapping guy only did basically the special-effects stuff to scare him, and didn't shoot him. So were we supposed to conclude that the shots came from a drone, given how they showed the angle coming from way above? And that the timing of the drone shooting at the exact same time as creepy guy was doing his thing, was just a giant coincidence? If so, then what about the whole bullet mystery? Jimmy said the wounds did not look normal, and also no bullets were found. If the drone killed him, then how did the bullets get picked up? And that still doesn't explain anything about the wounds being so mysterious. Did I miss something that explained any or all of this?
I'm with you on this. We never knew what exactly killed the victim. That chemical that was found on the victim and to be not of this earth was thought to be created by the company who had control of the drone. But Kacie said in the end that the company who controlled the drone had failed in duplicating that chemical.
I think it was an "April's Fools" episode. I even wondered if this drone storyline might show up later in the season. Then I realized it was April 1st.
The X-Files used to have episodes that were not part of the main storyline. They were standalone episodes. So I think we were led to believe that what killed the guy was an alien ship.
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S36.E08: That’s What Being Strong Will Do
in The Amazing Race
Well, I watched the exit interview of Danny and Angie. I was wrong about it being their fault but apparently it wasn't the crew's either. A "local" was driving the car that the crew was in and apparently did not know immediately where the next challenge was. Danny said so in the interview.