Tara Ariano March 20, 2014 Share March 20, 2014 Teams face struggles as they go fishing for their next clue in Sri Lanka. Link to comment
NichD March 24, 2014 Share March 24, 2014 I don't care how decently Rachel is behaving this time around, I still have a visceral dislike for her. It's extremely frustrating that she & Brendon keep plummeting from first to last or nearly-last, and STILL manage to avoid elimination. Bah. Link to comment
Tara Ariano March 24, 2014 Author Share March 24, 2014 Here's what John had to say about the episode! Link to comment
Jael March 27, 2014 Share March 27, 2014 I love it when two teams are way behind and I'd be perfectly happy with losing either of them. Flying standby vs. risking a super-tight connection is rock-and-a-hard-place -- you certainly can't count on either of them, though if you know one other team is also facing the same choice, smart racing would dictate sticking together. But somehow R&B and M&L both somehow didn't seem to realize the other team was also scrambling? From what I recall they both said "all the other teams" had made the other flight. Link to comment
Megan in Seattle March 27, 2014 Share March 27, 2014 Did Margie & Luke never get the word that the previous leg was non-elimination, and thus thought that "all the other teams" were on the earlier flight? And Rachael & Brendan (I'm not going to look up how to spell either of their names...nor am I going to use their appalling self-imposed team nickname) were far enough behind to think that Margie & Luke were on the earlier flight with everyone else, I assume. And then M&L never saw another team the entire time, from what I could tell. Link to comment
auntlada March 28, 2014 Share March 28, 2014 I never thought about Margie and Luke possibly not knowing that Brendan and Rachel weren't eliminated. I can't remember now if they talked about Brendan and Rachel or not. I'll have to go back and watch. That's an interesting thought. Link to comment
Quilt Fairy March 28, 2014 Share March 28, 2014 I love it when two teams are way behind and I'd be perfectly happy with losing either of them. That's what I felt during the mixing challenge in the last leg: 'Hey, I dislike both of these teams and at least one of them is going home! It's a win-win for me.' Stupid NEL. Link to comment
Subrookie March 28, 2014 Share March 28, 2014 I'm not sure I follow why it would have mattered to M/L if B/R had been eliminated in the previous leg. I agree they didn't see anyone but when no other teams were on their morning flight they had to know they were last. I suppose they could have thought it may be the NEL but I wouldn'tbe surprised if production let them skip the last RB because they at that time were likely over 6 hours behind everyone else. If you look at their faces when they stepped on the mat it was clear they knew they were done. Link to comment
tgrfan23 March 29, 2014 Share March 29, 2014 I believe that Margie and Luke confirmed in an exit interview that they skipped all the tasks in Sri Lanka; their clues simply directed them straight to the next location. So yes, the definitely knew they were toast. Link to comment
dgpolo August 6, 2019 Share August 6, 2019 I wonder what production thought after they planned two legs in Sri Lanka and the Twinnies were already eliminated. Finally a task I would actually be good at, sewing. Some of those shirts looked awful. Margie and Luke were goners. Link to comment
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