The Amazing Race Australia (2011–…): Season 6, Episode 12 - Leg 12 (Colombia) - full transcript
In coastal Cartagena, teams must make and deliver a tray of cheese arepas, before selling 20,000 pesos worth of fruit to the locals. Finally, they must master the art of the intricate Colombian salsa.
We'll see you tomorrow at 6:30 for
more
we'll see you tomorrow at 6:30 for
more Project.
I am finally back
and I'm joining the race right now.
I've missed four legs
but I've got a lot to catch up on.
But, as I always say,
the race always goes on.
However, these five teams are
sitting out this leg in isolation.
This is salsa. I'm doing salsa.
Our six teams are still in Colombia,
in its second-largest city, Medellin,
and are flying the 636km
to Colombia's fifth-largest city,
Cartagena.
It's one of my favourite places
on the planet,
right on the Caribbean Sea,
which is the gateway
to South America.
It's vibrant, present,
but it still has rich ancient history
with places like Old Town.
And it is the perfect location
for the 12th leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.
Hola.
Right, let's go.
Teams are being released
in the order
they checked into
the previous Pit Stop.
So, on the last leg,
our team came first...
Wow!
...in Medellin.
And it was awesome!
Yeah! It was great to be first.
Good to be back on top.
Gracias.
Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
This is a strong group.
Yeah.
So everyone's competition
at this point.
Where's the taxis?
Hola!
Yeah.
We have a huge advantage and
the upper hand on the other teams
because Mori speaks Spanish.
Muy bien!
Gracias.
Go, go, go!
Hey!
Chelsea!
Oh!
Let's go.
Go, go, go! Go, babe!
Yeah.
Quick, quick, quick.
- Hello!
- Hello!
You good? All good?
OK, so we gotta go to...
What is it?
Playa de la...
Playa de la 'bockula'.
Trying to read these words
and we're like...
Nothing makes sense.
'Bock'... 'Bockuja'.
'Bo-kwilla'.
Yeah.
And we're finding La Perla Negra
to receive...
Our next clue.
You say it strongly
and with a bit of pizzazz
and no-one questions you.
'Carta-heena'. Ha, ha!
Whoo!
Whoo! It's hot and humid.
It is really warm, isn't it, babe?
It's beautiful.
This is definitely Top End,
Northern Territory vibes, right?
The heat...
...heat threw me.
Holy shit!
Nice to be somewhere warm.
It is.
Go, go, go, go, go.
Going to the beach.
Let's go get away.
I think Frankie and Angel
are behind us.
Oh, they're taking over us.
So good.
Whoo!
Why does that always happen to us?
Yay!
Wow!
I couldn't believe
we were driving on the beach.
Oh, how cool's this?
Just drive on the sand like this.
This is crazy.
La Perla Negra.
We're on the beach, bro.
Yeah.
We gotta beat the taxi behind us.
Mas rapido, please.
Let's go. La Perla Negra.
We were the first team to arrive
at this challenge, which felt good.
Ange! There's a clue here.
Oh.
Yay!
Gracias. Whoo. Let's go.
Yeah. Awesome.
"Route Info.
"It's time to give back to
the disadvantaged kids of 'la boca'
"at the community arts centre.
"Make and deliver 10 arepas."
Arepas are a cornmeal cake
that originated in Colombia
hundreds of years ago.
In this challenge,
teams must observe
the making and cooking process
as demonstrated by local ladies,
then make and cook 10 arepas
to the judge's satisfaction.
Then they must deliver all 10
to Boquilla Community Centre.
Here, the local kids will welcome
the teams with charity worker Marina.
Once delivered,
they'll receive their next clue.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
- Hola. Hola.
- Hola.
Ready?
You watch her.
She's...
Kneading it, yep.
...kneading the dough.
As we had to watch
the demonstration, it was annoying
'cause all the other teams
started to come.
Hola.
Oh, we have to watch...
Let's get our cooking on.
Yep.
And then we all end up watching
the same demonstration
so we had lost our spot
in first place.
Oh, yum.
It's like a cheese scone.
More, more, more.
"Route Info."
"It's time to give back to the
disadvantaged kids of La Boquilla."
"Make and deliver 10 arepas
to receive your next clue."
OK, let's go.
Looks yummy!
One lady was folding this big dough
and the other lady was
constantly grating cheese.
They were rolling it up,
squashing it down,
and then they're popping it
on this pan.
We'll be great at this.
We do catering all the time.
Yeah.
Perfecto.
Gonna be cheesy goodness?
Oh, cheesy goodness!
We had to go to a cooking station
and make them ourselves.
No running. She just said
to come around this way.
Power walking.
Today we just wanted to have fun
and enjoy the day.
Thanks, Chef.
Oui, Chef.
I'm wanting to just stay calm.
I felt so calm yesterday.
I love to cook. I love it.
Jamus is also a chef.
He's 12 years being a chef, so...
Yeah, yeah.
I thought to myself, "Surely
this has gotta be our challenge."
Brilliant work, baby. Let me
make sure this is the right size.
Oh, that's perfect, hon.
Ready?
Yep.
Do you think that's enough?
Yeah, yeah, yep.
So, spread it around.
Head chef, assistant chef.
Together...
Works well.
Really, really good kitchen.
Works well. Good team.
I'm actually the cook one day a week
at the cafe we own.
This is fun.
I'm cooking on the beach!
Oh, my God!
Roll with the dough.
You're in charge of the consistency.
Making sure it's all cheesy,
all nice and doughy.
I've never seen Stu cook.
And vice versa.
We dine out a lot.
We dine out, yeah!
Beautiful!
Let's do this, yo.
Usually
I'm the grater at home
'cause Toni doesn't like it, but...
'Cause I cut myself,
so we'll see if I can
go through the challenge
without cutting myself today.
Just be really careful, Tones,
'cause if you cut yourself,
they won't be able to use it.
Oh, Toni. Medic!
No, it should...
You can't do that.
I'll just put it...
I've got a napkin.
Five minutes in, what does she do?
She cuts herself on the grater.
Twice.
Twice.
It's good. It's nothing serious.
- No, you're fine, mate.
Yeah. Can I crab on?
Went down to a one-man show
for a little bit.
I should have done the grating.
Well, I'm nothing if not consistent.
Yeah, well, you are consistent.
Yep, I'm happy with
this consistency here.
I'm looking to the left
and the right of me
and I'm thinking, "We're catching up
here. This is not bad!"
"We've gotta grate!
Fold, fold, fold!"
How do I turn it on?
It's hot, but I don't know.
Get the other ones on.
There's no point
cooking just one at a time, alright?
Yes, lift up the front bit for me.
There's definitely been a shift
in our relationship.
We know what doesn't work for us,
and that's arguing,
so we've slowly been cutting down
the arguments.
What fire?
Doesn't there need to be fire?
Oh, sh...
Oh!
It's alright. Are you right, babe?
Holy moly.
We made sure that the fire
was really hot,
'cause I noticed it wasn't very hot,
so we sorted the fire out.
Ya, ya, ya!
Oh, yeah, that's what you do.
Yeah, go like that.
We had the locals helping us too.
Like, he was speaking
in his language
so we had no idea
what he was saying.
Once we realised
I had to keep fanning...
To keep the flame going.
Yeah.
...that was a huge help.
Too much butter, hon.
It won't go brown.
It does. That's what
the butter's for.
Just relax. You're being, like,
too over the top.
Much more relax,
and enjoy this challenge.
Oh, finally.
We've got 10 made already.
They've just gotta cook now.
So you're on the fanning?
- Yeah.
That's it.
This is similar to damper...
Yeah.
...we make back home,
back at the missionaries.
That's how our mob
used to make these.
Damper is introduced
in the missionary days
to the Aboriginal people,
which is kind of like
essential food.
Yeah.
You know, over time,
our families adopted it
and then still, you know,
use the same method and eat it.
I haven't personally made damper.
I seen my grandmother do it.
Maybe I should have
paid attention to it.
- Yeah, there we go.
- Yeah, that's it.
Finally, some heat!
We've got a sizzle!
Yeah!
Eventually!
It's flaming, babe. It's flaming.
Yes, baby, good work.
Just hard, but I'm seeing a bit of
'flamage' now, so that's good.
Oh, man, Frankie is killing this.
I'm like a magician in the kitchen.
That's ready, bub.
That's definitely ready.
This is good, hon.
We might have a leg-up here.
Gracias, gracias!
Jamus and Chelsea are going.
Where's the judge?
Judge? Where's the judge?
At the restaurant?
Judge?
We actually cooked them really well
and we were on our way
in first place.
Please!
Oh!
She broke it in half.
And the cheese was oozing.
Thank you! Oh, yeah, good?
Thank you!
Our teams must come
to La Boquilla neighbourhood
and find this community centre.
Now, Marina has been running
after-school programs
for many, many years,
and this is Marina.
She teaches kids life skills
to build crafts
so that they can earn a living.
The world needs more people
like Marina
because she also feeds them
twice a day out of her own pocket
whilst their parents are at work.
Now, all our teams have gotta do
is deliver a tray of arepas here
and they'll receive their next clue.
Who loves Marina?
I love Marina!
Gracias! Thank you.
We want to make sure it's cooked.
That's lovely.
Here goes nothin'.
Oh-ho, stringy cheese!
Yum!
Si?
Muchas gracias!
Boquilla?
Would you like one?
Jamus, here!
She said we're in Boquilla.
Oh. Oh.
We saw a child
just a way up past the judge
and we gave one arepa to that child.
Oh, it's very hot.
Do you want to hold that for him?
Yeah. Thank you.
Thank you! Gracias.
Come, this way.
And we fed some more children
along the way.
You want one?
Want one?
Would you like one?
You want one?
Do you want one? Some cheese?
Yum!
Yummy!
However, halfway down
the marked path, we realised...
Oh, my God!
Read your clue, hon.
...the arepas needed to be delivered
to the arts centre
where the teacher was
with the schoolchildren.
See? You should have just listened,
but no!
Why are you blaming me?
I didn't say anything.
'Cause you insisted we give them out!
We were walking
and you were doing it with me.
No, Jamus! You said!
It wasn't me, hon!
So what do you wanna do?
Do we go back or what?
Let's just keep going, hon.
We don't have 10.
All we gotta do
is pick up the pace.
Yeah.
- Yew!
I think they're perfect, Flick.
Good job, Gabba.
With the cooking challenge,
everything looked perfect.
We picked our best 10
and we ran back to the judge.
Hopefully ours are OK.
If you didn't get it straightaway,
you're back in the kitchen
cooking a whole nother 10.
Oh, yeah!
She cracks it and pulls apart,
these cheesy, beautiful strings
just delicately pull apart
and you go...
We did it.
..."Don't worry, kids!
We're comin' soon."
What did she say?
MAN:
Oh, she wants to hire us!
We have a job in Colombia!
Let's do it!
That is a compliment.
When we got ours checked
and she broke it open,
it was like a rock-solid bread
and we were like,
"Very good, very good!"
No good?
No good.
Oh, OK. Shit.
Nope. It was a no-go.
Now I'm pissed off.
I said to Jamus
we should just go back
but at this point
he wanted to deliver the arepas.
Destined for disaster.
Great work, Chels, Jamus!
Are you guys done?
Great work!
Well done!
Yeah, good work, guys!
Good work, guys.
Keep going, guys. Keep going.
Forge ahead.
We just gotta see.
Jamus, we're not gonna get it!
We don't have 10!
We gotta hear the kids.
Hola!
Whoo!
Whoo! Whoo!
Hey!
Hello!
Hello!
The other four we gave
to the other kids.
Four children ate some on the way.
When we were walking.
It was clear - 10 arepas,
or go back and make 10 more.
I was sad because it's, like,
here we go again,
just stuffing up,
not following instructions,
and it cost us.
It's alright, guys.
We can't.
We've got three on our table
already made.
We were on the far table.
Just take them.
They're made, they're flat,
they just need cooking.
Go, go, go. Chin up, chin up.
You're alright, guys.
You'll be alright.
You did a nice thing.
All that for nothing!
Oh, my God.
Just a roller-coaster
of emotions, eh?
So...
Yeah.
Waste of time!
I told you while you were waiting
you should make more and you didn't!
It was not my fault!
You could've made some more!
That was not my fault. You weren't
reading the instructions.
If you'd stopped rushing me,
I could have read it properly!
That was the judge.
Muchas gracias!
It was emotional just seeing
all their little faces
and how happy they were to see us.
Thank you so much! Thank you!
Thanks, kids!
It was gorgeous.
Like, a moment we'll never forget.
100%.
Oh, my God, I'm gonna cry!
Good rip.
"Route...
"Travel to the old town
"and carry fruit
using the traditional method.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
OK.
In this challenge,
our teams must come to Old Town
and take part in
a century-old tradition.
Now, the Palanquera people
have been delivering fruit
on their head, just like Eva has,
for centuries
and selling them to the people
in Cartagena.
Our teams must come here,
select a bowl of fruit,
carry it through Parque San Diego
and attempt to sell it to the locals.
They must sell 20,000 pesos worth.
At today's exchange rate,
that's just 6 bucks 90.
Once they do that,
Eva will give them their next clue.
Who wants to buy some fruit?
I'm more of an eggplant guy,
if I'm gonna be honest with you.
We smashed it, Heathie!
We did really well there.
We got... We were...
We were last to the challenge,
last to the demonstration,
and we have come away first,
I think.
Yummy!
Muy bueno!
Gracias!
She said, "Muy bien",
and I was, like...
Alright, this is the last one,
then we go, alright?
Let's go, bro.
Hey, guys!
I'm excited.
- We have to go back.
- And do it all again.
And make another 10.
Why?
Because Jamus fed kids on the way!
It wasn't me.
He doesn't read instructions
properly.
Oh, whatever, Chelsea.
- Oh, my God.
They had to redo theirs.
It gave us a bit of hope.
A bit of hope.
Don't feed any kids along the way.
There's cheese there, yeah?
You like it?
You like it?
OK, OK, OK!
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Alright, let's go, bro.
Gracias. Gracias.
Here's Jamus and Chelsea.
He fed the kids on the way!
She did!
You did!
Yeah, he gave it to the kids
in the street, not the school.
Oh, my God.
Now here we are making 10 more.
She did. She didn't take the time
to read the... Anyway.
I wanted to laugh because it was...
...it's so something
that Jamus would do.
I guess, not trying to be mean,
but it was good that we weren't
in last place anymore.
I'm pretty confident in these, Ange.
OK, yep.
Round two. Let's go.
Round two. Fingers crossed.
Oh, nice, yeah. Beautiful.
We need to still heat them up.
I've been with her so long,
I just know how we are,
but I just...
the way I just push through
is just try and stay positive.
You should have, like, slowed down
and read the instructions.
YOU should have slowed down!
I was trying to read it
and you rushed me!
You can never, like,
take responsibility.
"No, it's the kids here!
Feed the kids here!
Silly me listening to you.
Now look where we are.
Back where we started.
Round two.
Eh! Beautiful! Is good?
It's good.
It's good!
Yes! Gracias, gracias!
Let's just say
the kitchen is not my forte,
and let's just leave it there.
Deliver the 10 arepas
to the children.
These kids are rapt
to see you, to see everything.
This is pure happiness here and now.
Just for a couple of cheesy breads.
Yeah! Thank you!
Yeah, we're here.
Hola! Hola!
Yay!
Oh, my God, this is amazing!
I love this!
It was overwhelming.
I started to get so teary.
It was beautiful. There was
so much love in that place.
Gracias!
Thank you. Gracias!
Gracias!
Oh, my God.
That made me cry.
Um...
We've discussed, like, adopting.
And, um...
We've got a lot of love to give,
and there's a lot of kids
that need love.
"Travel to the old town
"and carry fruit
using the traditional method."
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
Let's do it.
Let's go!
Oh. Oh!
I was, like, wow.
They literally...
they don't really have much.
Yeah.
And they live in this environment.
It's just...
But still could put a smile.
But still... still happy.
Oh, thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
See you, guys.
I think it was great for them
to see faces like us as well,
where they were just...
all just following us outside
when we had that clue,
and, yeah, it was awesome.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Alright, alright, let's go,
let's go, let's go!
It really, uh...
threw me off balance.
You alright?
Sorry, bro.
You alright?
I lost my father when I was five
and my mum when I was 10.
So, yeah, there were a lot
of scenarios I was placing,
and then, um...
Sadly, emotions got the best of me.
Right, just seeing
unfortunate kids, man.
It's so lucky, like,
we're in Australia.
And how lucky my kids are.
That was pretty sad.
Yeah?
Oh.
- Yeah?
Yeah!
Thank you!
Thank you.
Gracias!
It actually brought tears
to both of our eyes.
That's how much it impacted us.
Hey! That's good.
Oh!
Yeah, it was awesome.
"Travel to the old town
and carry fruit.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
I see a beautiful woman
with fruit on her head.
Let's go, Heath.
Come on, come on, come on.
There, there, there, there.
Hola!
Si, si!
Hola!
Eva?
Let me do it?
No, let me do it.
Yeah, yeah, I'll do it.
You're better with cash.
So, we had to sell
20,000 pesos worth of fruit.
So, a bit of a concern
was not being able
to speak any Spanish.
Done?
OK, yeah, go. Let's go.
So, we had to try and find...
Tourists.
...a tourist who can speak English.
Are you tourists?
Fruit!
Are you really?
Can we sell you some? Pretty please?
Can we sell you some, please?
If we get 20,000 peso,
we are finished.
Banana.
Banana? Thank you.
Do you want... can you
buy something too, please?
Oh, my gosh, you are...
Take more fruit.
Honestly, take more fruit.
More fruit.
Take as much as you want.
It'll make it lighter for me.
Gracias!
Oh, my God, thank you so much.
Thank you!
Thank you!
We're done, Toni, we're done.
That's it?
That's it.
Oh, mwah!
I skidded.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Here.
Eva?
Oh, over there.
Eva, there.
Eva. Ah.
20,000.
20,000.
Yes! Whoo!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Yay!
Thank you! Muchas gracias.
Thank you!
Thank you, girls!
Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Good work, guys.
Smashed this!
Go, go, go, go, go!
Do you want to buy some off us?
Road... Route.
"Make your way by taxi
to Parque de Bolivar
"and complete
a Colombian salsa dance."
Colombian salsa
is the most passionate
of all South American dances.
In this challenge,
teams must learn a salsa routine
that showcases
walking with confidence,
double-stepping in time to the music,
spinning to a final pose,
and, most importantly of all,
smiling throughout.
Once they perform the routine to
the satisfaction of salsa pro Jose,
they'll receive their next clue.
Let's go, let's go.
Oh.
Oh!
The emotions for me started flowing
with all those schoolchildren.
Like, it was so beautiful.
It made me really miss home
and the kids.
Like... it was just, yeah,
a nice feeling.
Oh, awesome! Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you!
Yeah! Whoo, whoo!
Ooh, sorry!
"Travel to the old town
and carry fruit.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Wasting time.
I honestly think we should
follow the thing, hon.
No.
Just follow the path back!
Oh, you're pissing me off!
What if they get...
Who gives a shit?!
We're already this far behind!
Fast-forward to
all the latest can't-miss extras,
Yeah, let's go!
Hi, guys!
Hola!
Please buy our fruit.
Would you like to buy some fruit?
We need 20,000 peso.
18?
Oh, 18? Yeah, we'll do 18.
I'll do a dance.
And, boy, did she dance! Sister!
Purchase some of these? Please?
This challenge wasn't mine.
I was leaving it up to Mori.
Yes.
With his language, I thought
this would be a huge advantage.
Gracias!
We were pretty persuasive.
We can sell anything!
- Taxi?
- Oh, bag drop.
Yeah, there's the fruit bowl.
OK. Let's go.
Oh, I'm extra, so I'm gonna be extra
and I'm gonna dance
and sing and yell
and whatever it takes
to grab people's attention.
Hola! Hola! Hola! Hola!
$2. Do you have $2?
We just need 2,000.
She had to check to see
if we were ripping her off.
Just 2,000. That's like $2.
Tick-tock, sister, let's go.
You want or you don't.
Thank you!
Thank you.
Oh, grazie, grazie. Come, come.
Let's go, let's go.
Oh! We only needed to go
five steps, five steps.
Gracias!
Gracias!
Thank you very much.
Thank you. Take this thing off.
Yeah!
Eh! Eh! Eh!
"Make your way by taxi
to Parque de Bolivar..."
"...and complete
a Colombian salsa dance.
"...next clue." Let's go!
Let's go!
Gracias, sir.
Par...? Parque?
Parque.
Yeah.
Gracias.
Oh, my God.
We're not the best dancers.
Two left feet over here.
I mean, if I'm a couple of beers
deep, I think I've got great rhythm.
But I have none.
You need to watch her.
Argh!
And I need to watch him.
I'm the leader.
Hey, want some fruit?
Hey, yeah.
Uh? Yeah? Do you?
Ohhh! Legend, legend, legend.
Bro, what's this?
Stuart, he was like a salesman,
He was, like, "Oh, you want this?
You want that?"
Watermelon? Watermelon?
Yeah.
After we gave her the fruit...
We almost took off.
And we were, like, "Wait.
"Maybe we should get
some money off her."
So how much do you think
that's it?
20,000?
That's fine.
Yeah.
Alright. Gracias.
Gracias, gracias, gracias, gracias!
Good luck!
Go like this...
He-hey!
Whoa! Yeah!
Let's go. Gracias, gracias.
There.
Then you just hold it.
OK. Where do we go?
10,000.
Oh!
Gracias, gracias!
- Yay! Gracias, gracias.
We could have made $20,000...
...the way we were selling
that fruit.
Oh, 15!
Five!
Gracias!
I'm on my hustle here.
Let's go!
Hello. Want to buy fruit?
Hola. Want to buy fruit?
We sold fruit much faster
than I thought we would've.
The locals were more than happy
to help, so that was awesome.
Yay! Thank you!
"Route Info."
Gracias. Let's go, babe.
We're good at dancing,
but this is next level.
No, you're taking lead,
so you're going the woman.
Oh. What am I doing?
You're supposed to be the man.
Oh.
When you lead, you're the man.
Oh, my God.
This way?
Yep.
It was passionate.
Their facials and their turns
and their holds.
We're like,
"How are we gonna do this?"
Spin in. That's it. Go again. Yep.
Come around and leg up.
Oh, my God. You're gonna
have to be the woman, bro.
Oh, shit.
'Cause all we ever wanted was do
some salsa dancing in Colombia.
I'm the bloke. Ready? Come here.
Come here.
Oh, shit.
Go in the front.
And then, like...
Oh, man, that's so hard.
The boys just got there.
I love to pretend
I know how to salsa.
This is my moment
and I'm gonna shine!
Spin.
Eh!
Ohh!
Everyone was at that
salsa challenge when we arrived.
We thought they would've been
far ahead to the next challenge.
Oh, shit. Oh, my God.
Wha-hey! Salsa! Whoo!
There were so many locals
and tourists around laughing,
generally, at our moves.
Spin around. Oh.
And then hands.
Hands.
And then... yeah.
Oh, God!
Let's try it.
You want to?
We practised, practised, practised
and then went to the judge
to perform.
Uno, dos, tres. Y vamos.
Make sure you shake your body.
Oh, we should go now.
One, one.
Oh! Oh, my God, Toni!
Now! Now! Now!
Can we do it again?
Da...
Da... No, we've gone on wrong.
Two, two...
Two, two...
And then a single. Single.
Yeah.
And then come in...
Nah, nah.
Thank you!
We just looked at each other
and were, like, "Wait. No. Sorry."
It was just atrocious.
"Sorry to salsa."
OK, here we go, here we go.
We got this.
Oh, yeah, Mori's got
that Latin flair.
Oh, that's what hooked me in.
The sway of the hips.
Nah. It's too early.
Too early? Go, do it.
Ta! Ta!
Sorry.
That's alright.
Yeah.
More...
More attitude?!
Ohh! Yeah, that's easy.
He's a natural performer, so...
And that's when I do a little twirl.
A twist. Oh. And then you twist.
Used to dance hip-hop and that,
like, back in school,
and then at clubs, break it down.
Loose, bro, loose. Loosen up.
Yeah, I know.
I was just not there.
Glennon got it. My boy, he got it.
I was just not getting it.
Yeah, but how am I
gonna go like that?
First... boom! Ah!
Do it like that way.
Ah!
Let's just give it
a shot, hey?
The secret to good salsa
is your sassy attitude.
Dramatic.
Double.
Out.
And then in.
Oh, it's...
Oh. Oh.
Spin. What are you doing, Frankie?
You gotta spin.
Sorry.
Oh, my gosh.
And spin in with your sexy leg.
That's it.
And that way?
Yeah, we're getting there.
Dance has been a good one for us.
We can get ahead here.
You spin around me sexy.
Go sexy, go sexy.
We thought the secret to good salsa
was to be a bit sexy.
Sexy girl. Yeah, sexy girl!
So we're thinking,
"Let's do some salsa, baby."
Ready, set, go.
One, two, three.
One, two, three. And a double.
Oh, shit.
Oh! I up.
Two. Da-da-da.
And one.
Spin. Whoa!
We were watching
a few attempts.
No offence, but everyone else
kinda sucked compared to us.
Hey. Spin, spin.
Yeah, I'm gonna pass out.
Yeah.
Ahhh.
No.
Whoo!
No.
And now, now.
What?
Oh! Oh, mate! Here.
No.
Yep! This way.
Bro. Bro. Keep going, bro.
Yep.
Up. Walk around and then...
That's a no from me, honey.
It is a no from me.
Bang.
Ohh! Oh!
Don't feel the pressure.
Don't think about it.
You're thinking too much.
I was just not getting it.
It's my anxiety, man.
It's increasing.
I can't do it, bro.
Whoo!
Ah! Dah! Dah!
If you don't know the steps,
just tszuj it up
and camp it up a bit
and they'll eat it up!
Ahh!
It's good. Yeah.
The salsa gods are with us!
"Route Info."
"Travel by taxi to Castillo
de San Felipe de Barajas.
"Walk through the marked tunnel
to find Beau at the next Pit Stop."
The San Felipe
de Barajas castle
is a 500-year-old fort
full of tunnels and bunkers.
Our teams must find me here
by following the Race flags
through the tunnel.
If they come the wrong way,
I'll be sending them back.
But if they go through the right way,
they'll meet me here at the Pit Stop
for the 12th leg
of The Amazing Race Australia!
Someone may be eliminated.
Come on, let's go.
Whoo!
Ha. One, two.
Two. One.
Faster.
Two.
That's my biggest fear.
Like, performing in front of people
or talking in front of people,
in this race,
you just don't notice it.
You just focus on the task at hand.
Spin me in.
Oh!
You're a champion, mate!
We can dance!
"Travel by taxi...
to find Beau at the Pit Stop.
"Hurry, last team to check in
may be eliminated."
Let's go, let's go!
Ooh! Ooh!
Ooh! Ooh!
You know how Beyonce has
that side to her, Sasha Fierce?
That was me.
The rhythm was going.
The hips were going...
Yeah.
Whoo!
Yes.
Yay! Gracias.
Gracias! Gracias, amigo.
Here. Ooh!
Let's go!
We were more so going
for the straight face vibe.
Straight face.
The judge was, like,
"You need to smile more."
That's good.
Yes!
Smiled. Next clue.
No, you're going too fast.
I started to panic -
we could be going home.
Two. Uh, no! End music.
- Ohh!
You gotta stay with the beat.
You gotta have a connection.
She didn't want to connect with me.
I was not on that level.
Turn.
Salsa, salsa, salsa.
Stuart and Glennon were the last team
there with us
and they were doing well.
They had the dance moves down pat.
I think for them the issue
was moving with the music.
That was close, that was close.
Surely, surely...
It's not.
Oh!
No, what are you...
We're still doing them...
What? What are you doing, bro?
Come on!
Come on.
Vamos, vamos.
Toni and Heath are right next to us.
Don't show your light.
It's too late.
Oh!
They know it's us.
I think we're close.
'Castillo' might be 'castle'
and I'm seeing a castle.
Gracias.
Go, go, go!
There's a marked tunnel.
"Walk through the marked tunnel."
Oh, 'muchos' gracias, senor.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Muchas gracias.
Go!
Oh, Toni, quick!
What?
Quick! They're here.
Let's go!
Look up.
I see the flags, babe.
They're right on our tail, literally.
Yep.
Do you see it?
We're not supposed to go this way.
Go around.
Push this last one.
Come on!
Yeah. Ahhh!
Is there a marker?
I don't know.
Oh, they're toilets!
Gracias!
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
It's you!
Oh, my God!
Yay! It's Beau!
Whoo!
Guess who's back!
Guess who's back in the house!
Yes!
Pako and Mori,
you are the first team to check in!
You are one step closer
to the biggest prize
in Amazing Race Australia history.
That's crazy.
250 grand cash and two Isuzus.
How do you feel, Pako?
On top of the world.
Look where we are! This is amazing.
Alright, well, well done.
Thank you.
Go get some rest.
First place!
For the second time in a row!
We've never done that.
Such a great feeling!
Let's go, Frankie. There it is.
Oh, Beau-ey!
Oh, Beau!
Did you guys come through the tunnel?
Ohh!
I don't even have to
tell them to go back.
Oh, so we just lost second place.
Huh!
There's nothing more annoying
than landing on the Pit Stop
and then being told you actually
haven't completed... your leg.
Going through the right way.
Muchas gracias.
Muchas gracias.
Come on.
Ha ha!
Beau, baby!
You're back!
He's back!
Heath and Toni,
you are the second team to check in!
Yes! Oh, that's awesome.
Ah! Awesome!
That's freaking awesome.
Yes!
Where's this tunnel?
Excuse me, excuse me.
Where's the tunnel?
Tunnel?
Tunnel?
No, I'm sorry.
Shoot.
That's another team down there.
I know.
It's the girls.
We have to go through the tunnel.
- OK, that way.
This way?
It's over there.
The back? Around the back?
Last bit, alright?
Come on!
What's wrong?
- We had a good day.
We saw the flags
and ran to the flags.
It was amazing.
Happy at first.
When we saw you, we were happy.
We're not happy
'cause we had to go back.
Yeah, well, Angel and Frankie,
you are the third team to check in.
Sweet. I thought so.
Ooh!
Yep. Yep.
And then bang.
Bang. Bang.
And then bang.
Oh!! Ugh!
Probably the first time Stuey had,
like, an audience like that
surrounding.
Yeah. Yeah.
All these different factors, you
know, from the previous challenges.
I'm struggling a bit.
You're right.
Just don't think about it.
You're thinking too much.
Just let it flow, bro.
You're a blackfella.
Let the ancestors come to your soul.
Don't struggle.
Feeling how I'm feeling
from that last challenge,
I'm also trying to focus
on this routine.
Come in. Come in, babe.
We tried!
Yes! Yes!
Thank you.
Thank you.
My anxiety's coming back,
bro. My body shuts down.
It won't comprehend a routine.
I'm telling you, bro.
I know my body.
Bro, you did the group, uh,
Greek traditional routine...
Yeah, I know. Not this time.
...like no worries.
Come on. You got this.
I'm just done, brother. I'm sorry.
Bro, come on.
Don't give up on me, man.
I know.
We're gonna have to keep going.
I can't... I can't do it.
It's better going home and trying,
you know what I mean,
instead of going home
and not doing it.
It's just my anxiety, man.
It's... it's increasing.
And, like, that shuts down my body
for a routine.
Shit.
It's chemicals, bro. It's beyond me.
- One last time?
- I can't do it, bro.
Come on, bro. We got this, man.
Nah, let's just pay
the penalty, bro.
Alright, well, if we're wasting time,
we might as well go, then.
You've made up your mind.
Yep, let's go.
Um, yeah, senor,
we've decided to take the penalty.
Yep.
Gracias.
Thank you.
Pick up feet. Let's go.
We're gonna have to
make a lot of ground now.
"Travel by taxi to
Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas.
"Walk through the marked tunnel to
find Beau at the Pit Stop. Hurry up.
"Last team to check in
may get eliminated."
Looks like that's us, bro.
Good work, Flick.
You ready for this?
Yeah.
Here. Let's go. You ready?
Hi!
What's happening, Beau?
Flick and Gabby, you are
the fourth team to check in.
Yes.
Yeah, sick. Happy with that.
You're still alive.
Still alive.
Fight another day.
Rapido, please.
Shush while he's driving!
Just sit there and relax.
Because I'm excited!
We might get to the Pit Stop!
Yeah, whoop-de-do!
I feel like I let the team down.
You didn't, bro. You're alright.
Don't feel like that, bro.
We're a team, man.
There's no individuals.
We gave it a crack. All gravy, baby.
Get the leg money out. Thank you!
Thank you. Gracias!
Stay together!
Well, walk faster!
This is it. You want
to go fast, don't you?
Our biggest worry now was that
the boys were going to overtake us.
Yep.
Alright.
Unfortunately, Stuey's knee
wasn't doing too well
so, yeah, we definitely
just walked it up.
Last bit. Come on.
We're nearly there.
Hey.
Chelsea and Jamus.
Beau, hello!
What's up, bro?
You didn't go through
the tunnel, did you?
What?
The tunnel?
You have to go through
the tunnel, guys.
OK. Read. Open it!
Oh, my gosh.
Don't give up on me, man.
Don't think it's up here.
You don't know.
How do you know?
Have you been here before?
Just that tiny little bit.
Is that the tunnel?
Why would it be there
when you go up there?
We got this, bro.
OK.
Huh!
This... this is hard.
I'm not gonna lie to you.
But unfortunately...
...you're the fifth team to check in.
Yeah, bro!
Oh, right, yeah.
I'll take a hug from you.
Hey, he went to me before you.
Yeah, don't worry.
Come, come, come.
We keep tripping ourselves up. We
keep competing against each other.
We've done how many legs
and the same shit still goes on.
We know what we have to do,
but we just don't do it
when we're, like,
in sticky situations
like we were today.
Alright, get this
over and done with, hey?
Hey, Beau! He's back.
Yo, yo, yo.
Stuart and Glennon, you are
the last team to check in.
And normally, boys,
you would get a penalty
'cause you didn't finish the salsa.
But you won't be receiving a penalty
because you're eliminated.
It's been an amazing journey.
Yeah.
With an amazing guy here.
And we're from remote communities
from the Top End of Australia.
A lot of people, they don't
get opportunities like this.
So we're repping our mob,
our people.
Are you proud of each other?
Yeah, definitely.
We've come a long way.
Definitely, yeah.
Alright, well, boys, hold your heads
high and I'll see you soon.
The experience
will stay for a lifetime.
We're two blackfellas from the NT.
Like, what?!
Yeah, who else can say that
from where we're from?
You know, guys come
from remote communities,
they don't get much opportunities.
They are a living example of
if someone does get an opportunity,
they can do anything.
I'm gonna miss them,
and that's what The Amazing Race
Australia's all about.
Next time on
The Amazing Race Australia...
...the Caribbean is calling.
Oh, my gosh. This is crazy.
But this is no island holiday.
Find where that drain is,
we can keep it unblocked.
We can't be last.
As the closest finish yet...
Come on, hurry!
It's a race to the Pit Stop.
...will see a race favourite...
Don't stop. Just do!
We're nearly there.
You are the last team to check in.
...eliminated.
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we'll see you tomorrow at 6:30 for
more Project.
I am finally back
and I'm joining the race right now.
I've missed four legs
but I've got a lot to catch up on.
But, as I always say,
the race always goes on.
However, these five teams are
sitting out this leg in isolation.
This is salsa. I'm doing salsa.
Our six teams are still in Colombia,
in its second-largest city, Medellin,
and are flying the 636km
to Colombia's fifth-largest city,
Cartagena.
It's one of my favourite places
on the planet,
right on the Caribbean Sea,
which is the gateway
to South America.
It's vibrant, present,
but it still has rich ancient history
with places like Old Town.
And it is the perfect location
for the 12th leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.
Hola.
Right, let's go.
Teams are being released
in the order
they checked into
the previous Pit Stop.
So, on the last leg,
our team came first...
Wow!
...in Medellin.
And it was awesome!
Yeah! It was great to be first.
Good to be back on top.
Gracias.
Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
This is a strong group.
Yeah.
So everyone's competition
at this point.
Where's the taxis?
Hola!
Yeah.
We have a huge advantage and
the upper hand on the other teams
because Mori speaks Spanish.
Muy bien!
Gracias.
Go, go, go!
Hey!
Chelsea!
Oh!
Let's go.
Go, go, go! Go, babe!
Yeah.
Quick, quick, quick.
- Hello!
- Hello!
You good? All good?
OK, so we gotta go to...
What is it?
Playa de la...
Playa de la 'bockula'.
Trying to read these words
and we're like...
Nothing makes sense.
'Bock'... 'Bockuja'.
'Bo-kwilla'.
Yeah.
And we're finding La Perla Negra
to receive...
Our next clue.
You say it strongly
and with a bit of pizzazz
and no-one questions you.
'Carta-heena'. Ha, ha!
Whoo!
Whoo! It's hot and humid.
It is really warm, isn't it, babe?
It's beautiful.
This is definitely Top End,
Northern Territory vibes, right?
The heat...
...heat threw me.
Holy shit!
Nice to be somewhere warm.
It is.
Go, go, go, go, go.
Going to the beach.
Let's go get away.
I think Frankie and Angel
are behind us.
Oh, they're taking over us.
So good.
Whoo!
Why does that always happen to us?
Yay!
Wow!
I couldn't believe
we were driving on the beach.
Oh, how cool's this?
Just drive on the sand like this.
This is crazy.
La Perla Negra.
We're on the beach, bro.
Yeah.
We gotta beat the taxi behind us.
Mas rapido, please.
Let's go. La Perla Negra.
We were the first team to arrive
at this challenge, which felt good.
Ange! There's a clue here.
Oh.
Yay!
Gracias. Whoo. Let's go.
Yeah. Awesome.
"Route Info.
"It's time to give back to
the disadvantaged kids of 'la boca'
"at the community arts centre.
"Make and deliver 10 arepas."
Arepas are a cornmeal cake
that originated in Colombia
hundreds of years ago.
In this challenge,
teams must observe
the making and cooking process
as demonstrated by local ladies,
then make and cook 10 arepas
to the judge's satisfaction.
Then they must deliver all 10
to Boquilla Community Centre.
Here, the local kids will welcome
the teams with charity worker Marina.
Once delivered,
they'll receive their next clue.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
- Hola. Hola.
- Hola.
Ready?
You watch her.
She's...
Kneading it, yep.
...kneading the dough.
As we had to watch
the demonstration, it was annoying
'cause all the other teams
started to come.
Hola.
Oh, we have to watch...
Let's get our cooking on.
Yep.
And then we all end up watching
the same demonstration
so we had lost our spot
in first place.
Oh, yum.
It's like a cheese scone.
More, more, more.
"Route Info."
"It's time to give back to the
disadvantaged kids of La Boquilla."
"Make and deliver 10 arepas
to receive your next clue."
OK, let's go.
Looks yummy!
One lady was folding this big dough
and the other lady was
constantly grating cheese.
They were rolling it up,
squashing it down,
and then they're popping it
on this pan.
We'll be great at this.
We do catering all the time.
Yeah.
Perfecto.
Gonna be cheesy goodness?
Oh, cheesy goodness!
We had to go to a cooking station
and make them ourselves.
No running. She just said
to come around this way.
Power walking.
Today we just wanted to have fun
and enjoy the day.
Thanks, Chef.
Oui, Chef.
I'm wanting to just stay calm.
I felt so calm yesterday.
I love to cook. I love it.
Jamus is also a chef.
He's 12 years being a chef, so...
Yeah, yeah.
I thought to myself, "Surely
this has gotta be our challenge."
Brilliant work, baby. Let me
make sure this is the right size.
Oh, that's perfect, hon.
Ready?
Yep.
Do you think that's enough?
Yeah, yeah, yep.
So, spread it around.
Head chef, assistant chef.
Together...
Works well.
Really, really good kitchen.
Works well. Good team.
I'm actually the cook one day a week
at the cafe we own.
This is fun.
I'm cooking on the beach!
Oh, my God!
Roll with the dough.
You're in charge of the consistency.
Making sure it's all cheesy,
all nice and doughy.
I've never seen Stu cook.
And vice versa.
We dine out a lot.
We dine out, yeah!
Beautiful!
Let's do this, yo.
Usually
I'm the grater at home
'cause Toni doesn't like it, but...
'Cause I cut myself,
so we'll see if I can
go through the challenge
without cutting myself today.
Just be really careful, Tones,
'cause if you cut yourself,
they won't be able to use it.
Oh, Toni. Medic!
No, it should...
You can't do that.
I'll just put it...
I've got a napkin.
Five minutes in, what does she do?
She cuts herself on the grater.
Twice.
Twice.
It's good. It's nothing serious.
- No, you're fine, mate.
Yeah. Can I crab on?
Went down to a one-man show
for a little bit.
I should have done the grating.
Well, I'm nothing if not consistent.
Yeah, well, you are consistent.
Yep, I'm happy with
this consistency here.
I'm looking to the left
and the right of me
and I'm thinking, "We're catching up
here. This is not bad!"
"We've gotta grate!
Fold, fold, fold!"
How do I turn it on?
It's hot, but I don't know.
Get the other ones on.
There's no point
cooking just one at a time, alright?
Yes, lift up the front bit for me.
There's definitely been a shift
in our relationship.
We know what doesn't work for us,
and that's arguing,
so we've slowly been cutting down
the arguments.
What fire?
Doesn't there need to be fire?
Oh, sh...
Oh!
It's alright. Are you right, babe?
Holy moly.
We made sure that the fire
was really hot,
'cause I noticed it wasn't very hot,
so we sorted the fire out.
Ya, ya, ya!
Oh, yeah, that's what you do.
Yeah, go like that.
We had the locals helping us too.
Like, he was speaking
in his language
so we had no idea
what he was saying.
Once we realised
I had to keep fanning...
To keep the flame going.
Yeah.
...that was a huge help.
Too much butter, hon.
It won't go brown.
It does. That's what
the butter's for.
Just relax. You're being, like,
too over the top.
Much more relax,
and enjoy this challenge.
Oh, finally.
We've got 10 made already.
They've just gotta cook now.
So you're on the fanning?
- Yeah.
That's it.
This is similar to damper...
Yeah.
...we make back home,
back at the missionaries.
That's how our mob
used to make these.
Damper is introduced
in the missionary days
to the Aboriginal people,
which is kind of like
essential food.
Yeah.
You know, over time,
our families adopted it
and then still, you know,
use the same method and eat it.
I haven't personally made damper.
I seen my grandmother do it.
Maybe I should have
paid attention to it.
- Yeah, there we go.
- Yeah, that's it.
Finally, some heat!
We've got a sizzle!
Yeah!
Eventually!
It's flaming, babe. It's flaming.
Yes, baby, good work.
Just hard, but I'm seeing a bit of
'flamage' now, so that's good.
Oh, man, Frankie is killing this.
I'm like a magician in the kitchen.
That's ready, bub.
That's definitely ready.
This is good, hon.
We might have a leg-up here.
Gracias, gracias!
Jamus and Chelsea are going.
Where's the judge?
Judge? Where's the judge?
At the restaurant?
Judge?
We actually cooked them really well
and we were on our way
in first place.
Please!
Oh!
She broke it in half.
And the cheese was oozing.
Thank you! Oh, yeah, good?
Thank you!
Our teams must come
to La Boquilla neighbourhood
and find this community centre.
Now, Marina has been running
after-school programs
for many, many years,
and this is Marina.
She teaches kids life skills
to build crafts
so that they can earn a living.
The world needs more people
like Marina
because she also feeds them
twice a day out of her own pocket
whilst their parents are at work.
Now, all our teams have gotta do
is deliver a tray of arepas here
and they'll receive their next clue.
Who loves Marina?
I love Marina!
Gracias! Thank you.
We want to make sure it's cooked.
That's lovely.
Here goes nothin'.
Oh-ho, stringy cheese!
Yum!
Si?
Muchas gracias!
Boquilla?
Would you like one?
Jamus, here!
She said we're in Boquilla.
Oh. Oh.
We saw a child
just a way up past the judge
and we gave one arepa to that child.
Oh, it's very hot.
Do you want to hold that for him?
Yeah. Thank you.
Thank you! Gracias.
Come, this way.
And we fed some more children
along the way.
You want one?
Want one?
Would you like one?
You want one?
Do you want one? Some cheese?
Yum!
Yummy!
However, halfway down
the marked path, we realised...
Oh, my God!
Read your clue, hon.
...the arepas needed to be delivered
to the arts centre
where the teacher was
with the schoolchildren.
See? You should have just listened,
but no!
Why are you blaming me?
I didn't say anything.
'Cause you insisted we give them out!
We were walking
and you were doing it with me.
No, Jamus! You said!
It wasn't me, hon!
So what do you wanna do?
Do we go back or what?
Let's just keep going, hon.
We don't have 10.
All we gotta do
is pick up the pace.
Yeah.
- Yew!
I think they're perfect, Flick.
Good job, Gabba.
With the cooking challenge,
everything looked perfect.
We picked our best 10
and we ran back to the judge.
Hopefully ours are OK.
If you didn't get it straightaway,
you're back in the kitchen
cooking a whole nother 10.
Oh, yeah!
She cracks it and pulls apart,
these cheesy, beautiful strings
just delicately pull apart
and you go...
We did it.
..."Don't worry, kids!
We're comin' soon."
What did she say?
MAN:
Oh, she wants to hire us!
We have a job in Colombia!
Let's do it!
That is a compliment.
When we got ours checked
and she broke it open,
it was like a rock-solid bread
and we were like,
"Very good, very good!"
No good?
No good.
Oh, OK. Shit.
Nope. It was a no-go.
Now I'm pissed off.
I said to Jamus
we should just go back
but at this point
he wanted to deliver the arepas.
Destined for disaster.
Great work, Chels, Jamus!
Are you guys done?
Great work!
Well done!
Yeah, good work, guys!
Good work, guys.
Keep going, guys. Keep going.
Forge ahead.
We just gotta see.
Jamus, we're not gonna get it!
We don't have 10!
We gotta hear the kids.
Hola!
Whoo!
Whoo! Whoo!
Hey!
Hello!
Hello!
The other four we gave
to the other kids.
Four children ate some on the way.
When we were walking.
It was clear - 10 arepas,
or go back and make 10 more.
I was sad because it's, like,
here we go again,
just stuffing up,
not following instructions,
and it cost us.
It's alright, guys.
We can't.
We've got three on our table
already made.
We were on the far table.
Just take them.
They're made, they're flat,
they just need cooking.
Go, go, go. Chin up, chin up.
You're alright, guys.
You'll be alright.
You did a nice thing.
All that for nothing!
Oh, my God.
Just a roller-coaster
of emotions, eh?
So...
Yeah.
Waste of time!
I told you while you were waiting
you should make more and you didn't!
It was not my fault!
You could've made some more!
That was not my fault. You weren't
reading the instructions.
If you'd stopped rushing me,
I could have read it properly!
That was the judge.
Muchas gracias!
It was emotional just seeing
all their little faces
and how happy they were to see us.
Thank you so much! Thank you!
Thanks, kids!
It was gorgeous.
Like, a moment we'll never forget.
100%.
Oh, my God, I'm gonna cry!
Good rip.
"Route...
"Travel to the old town
"and carry fruit
using the traditional method.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
OK.
In this challenge,
our teams must come to Old Town
and take part in
a century-old tradition.
Now, the Palanquera people
have been delivering fruit
on their head, just like Eva has,
for centuries
and selling them to the people
in Cartagena.
Our teams must come here,
select a bowl of fruit,
carry it through Parque San Diego
and attempt to sell it to the locals.
They must sell 20,000 pesos worth.
At today's exchange rate,
that's just 6 bucks 90.
Once they do that,
Eva will give them their next clue.
Who wants to buy some fruit?
I'm more of an eggplant guy,
if I'm gonna be honest with you.
We smashed it, Heathie!
We did really well there.
We got... We were...
We were last to the challenge,
last to the demonstration,
and we have come away first,
I think.
Yummy!
Muy bueno!
Gracias!
She said, "Muy bien",
and I was, like...
Alright, this is the last one,
then we go, alright?
Let's go, bro.
Hey, guys!
I'm excited.
- We have to go back.
- And do it all again.
And make another 10.
Why?
Because Jamus fed kids on the way!
It wasn't me.
He doesn't read instructions
properly.
Oh, whatever, Chelsea.
- Oh, my God.
They had to redo theirs.
It gave us a bit of hope.
A bit of hope.
Don't feed any kids along the way.
There's cheese there, yeah?
You like it?
You like it?
OK, OK, OK!
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Alright, let's go, bro.
Gracias. Gracias.
Here's Jamus and Chelsea.
He fed the kids on the way!
She did!
You did!
Yeah, he gave it to the kids
in the street, not the school.
Oh, my God.
Now here we are making 10 more.
She did. She didn't take the time
to read the... Anyway.
I wanted to laugh because it was...
...it's so something
that Jamus would do.
I guess, not trying to be mean,
but it was good that we weren't
in last place anymore.
I'm pretty confident in these, Ange.
OK, yep.
Round two. Let's go.
Round two. Fingers crossed.
Oh, nice, yeah. Beautiful.
We need to still heat them up.
I've been with her so long,
I just know how we are,
but I just...
the way I just push through
is just try and stay positive.
You should have, like, slowed down
and read the instructions.
YOU should have slowed down!
I was trying to read it
and you rushed me!
You can never, like,
take responsibility.
"No, it's the kids here!
Feed the kids here!
Silly me listening to you.
Now look where we are.
Back where we started.
Round two.
Eh! Beautiful! Is good?
It's good.
It's good!
Yes! Gracias, gracias!
Let's just say
the kitchen is not my forte,
and let's just leave it there.
Deliver the 10 arepas
to the children.
These kids are rapt
to see you, to see everything.
This is pure happiness here and now.
Just for a couple of cheesy breads.
Yeah! Thank you!
Yeah, we're here.
Hola! Hola!
Yay!
Oh, my God, this is amazing!
I love this!
It was overwhelming.
I started to get so teary.
It was beautiful. There was
so much love in that place.
Gracias!
Thank you. Gracias!
Gracias!
Oh, my God.
That made me cry.
Um...
We've discussed, like, adopting.
And, um...
We've got a lot of love to give,
and there's a lot of kids
that need love.
"Travel to the old town
"and carry fruit
using the traditional method."
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
Let's do it.
Let's go!
Oh. Oh!
I was, like, wow.
They literally...
they don't really have much.
Yeah.
And they live in this environment.
It's just...
But still could put a smile.
But still... still happy.
Oh, thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
See you, guys.
I think it was great for them
to see faces like us as well,
where they were just...
all just following us outside
when we had that clue,
and, yeah, it was awesome.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Alright, alright, let's go,
let's go, let's go!
It really, uh...
threw me off balance.
You alright?
Sorry, bro.
You alright?
I lost my father when I was five
and my mum when I was 10.
So, yeah, there were a lot
of scenarios I was placing,
and then, um...
Sadly, emotions got the best of me.
Right, just seeing
unfortunate kids, man.
It's so lucky, like,
we're in Australia.
And how lucky my kids are.
That was pretty sad.
Yeah?
Oh.
- Yeah?
Yeah!
Thank you!
Thank you.
Gracias!
It actually brought tears
to both of our eyes.
That's how much it impacted us.
Hey! That's good.
Oh!
Yeah, it was awesome.
"Travel to the old town
and carry fruit.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
I see a beautiful woman
with fruit on her head.
Let's go, Heath.
Come on, come on, come on.
There, there, there, there.
Hola!
Si, si!
Hola!
Eva?
Let me do it?
No, let me do it.
Yeah, yeah, I'll do it.
You're better with cash.
So, we had to sell
20,000 pesos worth of fruit.
So, a bit of a concern
was not being able
to speak any Spanish.
Done?
OK, yeah, go. Let's go.
So, we had to try and find...
Tourists.
...a tourist who can speak English.
Are you tourists?
Fruit!
Are you really?
Can we sell you some? Pretty please?
Can we sell you some, please?
If we get 20,000 peso,
we are finished.
Banana.
Banana? Thank you.
Do you want... can you
buy something too, please?
Oh, my gosh, you are...
Take more fruit.
Honestly, take more fruit.
More fruit.
Take as much as you want.
It'll make it lighter for me.
Gracias!
Oh, my God, thank you so much.
Thank you!
Thank you!
We're done, Toni, we're done.
That's it?
That's it.
Oh, mwah!
I skidded.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Here.
Eva?
Oh, over there.
Eva, there.
Eva. Ah.
20,000.
20,000.
Yes! Whoo!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Yay!
Thank you! Muchas gracias.
Thank you!
Thank you, girls!
Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Good work, guys.
Smashed this!
Go, go, go, go, go!
Do you want to buy some off us?
Road... Route.
"Make your way by taxi
to Parque de Bolivar
"and complete
a Colombian salsa dance."
Colombian salsa
is the most passionate
of all South American dances.
In this challenge,
teams must learn a salsa routine
that showcases
walking with confidence,
double-stepping in time to the music,
spinning to a final pose,
and, most importantly of all,
smiling throughout.
Once they perform the routine to
the satisfaction of salsa pro Jose,
they'll receive their next clue.
Let's go, let's go.
Oh.
Oh!
The emotions for me started flowing
with all those schoolchildren.
Like, it was so beautiful.
It made me really miss home
and the kids.
Like... it was just, yeah,
a nice feeling.
Oh, awesome! Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you!
Yeah! Whoo, whoo!
Ooh, sorry!
"Travel to the old town
and carry fruit.
"Earn 20,000 pesos
to receive your next clue."
Wasting time.
I honestly think we should
follow the thing, hon.
No.
Just follow the path back!
Oh, you're pissing me off!
What if they get...
Who gives a shit?!
We're already this far behind!
Fast-forward to
all the latest can't-miss extras,
Yeah, let's go!
Hi, guys!
Hola!
Please buy our fruit.
Would you like to buy some fruit?
We need 20,000 peso.
18?
Oh, 18? Yeah, we'll do 18.
I'll do a dance.
And, boy, did she dance! Sister!
Purchase some of these? Please?
This challenge wasn't mine.
I was leaving it up to Mori.
Yes.
With his language, I thought
this would be a huge advantage.
Gracias!
We were pretty persuasive.
We can sell anything!
- Taxi?
- Oh, bag drop.
Yeah, there's the fruit bowl.
OK. Let's go.
Oh, I'm extra, so I'm gonna be extra
and I'm gonna dance
and sing and yell
and whatever it takes
to grab people's attention.
Hola! Hola! Hola! Hola!
$2. Do you have $2?
We just need 2,000.
She had to check to see
if we were ripping her off.
Just 2,000. That's like $2.
Tick-tock, sister, let's go.
You want or you don't.
Thank you!
Thank you.
Oh, grazie, grazie. Come, come.
Let's go, let's go.
Oh! We only needed to go
five steps, five steps.
Gracias!
Gracias!
Thank you very much.
Thank you. Take this thing off.
Yeah!
Eh! Eh! Eh!
"Make your way by taxi
to Parque de Bolivar..."
"...and complete
a Colombian salsa dance.
"...next clue." Let's go!
Let's go!
Gracias, sir.
Par...? Parque?
Parque.
Yeah.
Gracias.
Oh, my God.
We're not the best dancers.
Two left feet over here.
I mean, if I'm a couple of beers
deep, I think I've got great rhythm.
But I have none.
You need to watch her.
Argh!
And I need to watch him.
I'm the leader.
Hey, want some fruit?
Hey, yeah.
Uh? Yeah? Do you?
Ohhh! Legend, legend, legend.
Bro, what's this?
Stuart, he was like a salesman,
He was, like, "Oh, you want this?
You want that?"
Watermelon? Watermelon?
Yeah.
After we gave her the fruit...
We almost took off.
And we were, like, "Wait.
"Maybe we should get
some money off her."
So how much do you think
that's it?
20,000?
That's fine.
Yeah.
Alright. Gracias.
Gracias, gracias, gracias, gracias!
Good luck!
Go like this...
He-hey!
Whoa! Yeah!
Let's go. Gracias, gracias.
There.
Then you just hold it.
OK. Where do we go?
10,000.
Oh!
Gracias, gracias!
- Yay! Gracias, gracias.
We could have made $20,000...
...the way we were selling
that fruit.
Oh, 15!
Five!
Gracias!
I'm on my hustle here.
Let's go!
Hello. Want to buy fruit?
Hola. Want to buy fruit?
We sold fruit much faster
than I thought we would've.
The locals were more than happy
to help, so that was awesome.
Yay! Thank you!
"Route Info."
Gracias. Let's go, babe.
We're good at dancing,
but this is next level.
No, you're taking lead,
so you're going the woman.
Oh. What am I doing?
You're supposed to be the man.
Oh.
When you lead, you're the man.
Oh, my God.
This way?
Yep.
It was passionate.
Their facials and their turns
and their holds.
We're like,
"How are we gonna do this?"
Spin in. That's it. Go again. Yep.
Come around and leg up.
Oh, my God. You're gonna
have to be the woman, bro.
Oh, shit.
'Cause all we ever wanted was do
some salsa dancing in Colombia.
I'm the bloke. Ready? Come here.
Come here.
Oh, shit.
Go in the front.
And then, like...
Oh, man, that's so hard.
The boys just got there.
I love to pretend
I know how to salsa.
This is my moment
and I'm gonna shine!
Spin.
Eh!
Ohh!
Everyone was at that
salsa challenge when we arrived.
We thought they would've been
far ahead to the next challenge.
Oh, shit. Oh, my God.
Wha-hey! Salsa! Whoo!
There were so many locals
and tourists around laughing,
generally, at our moves.
Spin around. Oh.
And then hands.
Hands.
And then... yeah.
Oh, God!
Let's try it.
You want to?
We practised, practised, practised
and then went to the judge
to perform.
Uno, dos, tres. Y vamos.
Make sure you shake your body.
Oh, we should go now.
One, one.
Oh! Oh, my God, Toni!
Now! Now! Now!
Can we do it again?
Da...
Da... No, we've gone on wrong.
Two, two...
Two, two...
And then a single. Single.
Yeah.
And then come in...
Nah, nah.
Thank you!
We just looked at each other
and were, like, "Wait. No. Sorry."
It was just atrocious.
"Sorry to salsa."
OK, here we go, here we go.
We got this.
Oh, yeah, Mori's got
that Latin flair.
Oh, that's what hooked me in.
The sway of the hips.
Nah. It's too early.
Too early? Go, do it.
Ta! Ta!
Sorry.
That's alright.
Yeah.
More...
More attitude?!
Ohh! Yeah, that's easy.
He's a natural performer, so...
And that's when I do a little twirl.
A twist. Oh. And then you twist.
Used to dance hip-hop and that,
like, back in school,
and then at clubs, break it down.
Loose, bro, loose. Loosen up.
Yeah, I know.
I was just not there.
Glennon got it. My boy, he got it.
I was just not getting it.
Yeah, but how am I
gonna go like that?
First... boom! Ah!
Do it like that way.
Ah!
Let's just give it
a shot, hey?
The secret to good salsa
is your sassy attitude.
Dramatic.
Double.
Out.
And then in.
Oh, it's...
Oh. Oh.
Spin. What are you doing, Frankie?
You gotta spin.
Sorry.
Oh, my gosh.
And spin in with your sexy leg.
That's it.
And that way?
Yeah, we're getting there.
Dance has been a good one for us.
We can get ahead here.
You spin around me sexy.
Go sexy, go sexy.
We thought the secret to good salsa
was to be a bit sexy.
Sexy girl. Yeah, sexy girl!
So we're thinking,
"Let's do some salsa, baby."
Ready, set, go.
One, two, three.
One, two, three. And a double.
Oh, shit.
Oh! I up.
Two. Da-da-da.
And one.
Spin. Whoa!
We were watching
a few attempts.
No offence, but everyone else
kinda sucked compared to us.
Hey. Spin, spin.
Yeah, I'm gonna pass out.
Yeah.
Ahhh.
No.
Whoo!
No.
And now, now.
What?
Oh! Oh, mate! Here.
No.
Yep! This way.
Bro. Bro. Keep going, bro.
Yep.
Up. Walk around and then...
That's a no from me, honey.
It is a no from me.
Bang.
Ohh! Oh!
Don't feel the pressure.
Don't think about it.
You're thinking too much.
I was just not getting it.
It's my anxiety, man.
It's increasing.
I can't do it, bro.
Whoo!
Ah! Dah! Dah!
If you don't know the steps,
just tszuj it up
and camp it up a bit
and they'll eat it up!
Ahh!
It's good. Yeah.
The salsa gods are with us!
"Route Info."
"Travel by taxi to Castillo
de San Felipe de Barajas.
"Walk through the marked tunnel
to find Beau at the next Pit Stop."
The San Felipe
de Barajas castle
is a 500-year-old fort
full of tunnels and bunkers.
Our teams must find me here
by following the Race flags
through the tunnel.
If they come the wrong way,
I'll be sending them back.
But if they go through the right way,
they'll meet me here at the Pit Stop
for the 12th leg
of The Amazing Race Australia!
Someone may be eliminated.
Come on, let's go.
Whoo!
Ha. One, two.
Two. One.
Faster.
Two.
That's my biggest fear.
Like, performing in front of people
or talking in front of people,
in this race,
you just don't notice it.
You just focus on the task at hand.
Spin me in.
Oh!
You're a champion, mate!
We can dance!
"Travel by taxi...
to find Beau at the Pit Stop.
"Hurry, last team to check in
may be eliminated."
Let's go, let's go!
Ooh! Ooh!
Ooh! Ooh!
You know how Beyonce has
that side to her, Sasha Fierce?
That was me.
The rhythm was going.
The hips were going...
Yeah.
Whoo!
Yes.
Yay! Gracias.
Gracias! Gracias, amigo.
Here. Ooh!
Let's go!
We were more so going
for the straight face vibe.
Straight face.
The judge was, like,
"You need to smile more."
That's good.
Yes!
Smiled. Next clue.
No, you're going too fast.
I started to panic -
we could be going home.
Two. Uh, no! End music.
- Ohh!
You gotta stay with the beat.
You gotta have a connection.
She didn't want to connect with me.
I was not on that level.
Turn.
Salsa, salsa, salsa.
Stuart and Glennon were the last team
there with us
and they were doing well.
They had the dance moves down pat.
I think for them the issue
was moving with the music.
That was close, that was close.
Surely, surely...
It's not.
Oh!
No, what are you...
We're still doing them...
What? What are you doing, bro?
Come on!
Come on.
Vamos, vamos.
Toni and Heath are right next to us.
Don't show your light.
It's too late.
Oh!
They know it's us.
I think we're close.
'Castillo' might be 'castle'
and I'm seeing a castle.
Gracias.
Go, go, go!
There's a marked tunnel.
"Walk through the marked tunnel."
Oh, 'muchos' gracias, senor.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Muchas gracias.
Go!
Oh, Toni, quick!
What?
Quick! They're here.
Let's go!
Look up.
I see the flags, babe.
They're right on our tail, literally.
Yep.
Do you see it?
We're not supposed to go this way.
Go around.
Push this last one.
Come on!
Yeah. Ahhh!
Is there a marker?
I don't know.
Oh, they're toilets!
Gracias!
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
It's you!
Oh, my God!
Yay! It's Beau!
Whoo!
Guess who's back!
Guess who's back in the house!
Yes!
Pako and Mori,
you are the first team to check in!
You are one step closer
to the biggest prize
in Amazing Race Australia history.
That's crazy.
250 grand cash and two Isuzus.
How do you feel, Pako?
On top of the world.
Look where we are! This is amazing.
Alright, well, well done.
Thank you.
Go get some rest.
First place!
For the second time in a row!
We've never done that.
Such a great feeling!
Let's go, Frankie. There it is.
Oh, Beau-ey!
Oh, Beau!
Did you guys come through the tunnel?
Ohh!
I don't even have to
tell them to go back.
Oh, so we just lost second place.
Huh!
There's nothing more annoying
than landing on the Pit Stop
and then being told you actually
haven't completed... your leg.
Going through the right way.
Muchas gracias.
Muchas gracias.
Come on.
Ha ha!
Beau, baby!
You're back!
He's back!
Heath and Toni,
you are the second team to check in!
Yes! Oh, that's awesome.
Ah! Awesome!
That's freaking awesome.
Yes!
Where's this tunnel?
Excuse me, excuse me.
Where's the tunnel?
Tunnel?
Tunnel?
No, I'm sorry.
Shoot.
That's another team down there.
I know.
It's the girls.
We have to go through the tunnel.
- OK, that way.
This way?
It's over there.
The back? Around the back?
Last bit, alright?
Come on!
What's wrong?
- We had a good day.
We saw the flags
and ran to the flags.
It was amazing.
Happy at first.
When we saw you, we were happy.
We're not happy
'cause we had to go back.
Yeah, well, Angel and Frankie,
you are the third team to check in.
Sweet. I thought so.
Ooh!
Yep. Yep.
And then bang.
Bang. Bang.
And then bang.
Oh!! Ugh!
Probably the first time Stuey had,
like, an audience like that
surrounding.
Yeah. Yeah.
All these different factors, you
know, from the previous challenges.
I'm struggling a bit.
You're right.
Just don't think about it.
You're thinking too much.
Just let it flow, bro.
You're a blackfella.
Let the ancestors come to your soul.
Don't struggle.
Feeling how I'm feeling
from that last challenge,
I'm also trying to focus
on this routine.
Come in. Come in, babe.
We tried!
Yes! Yes!
Thank you.
Thank you.
My anxiety's coming back,
bro. My body shuts down.
It won't comprehend a routine.
I'm telling you, bro.
I know my body.
Bro, you did the group, uh,
Greek traditional routine...
Yeah, I know. Not this time.
...like no worries.
Come on. You got this.
I'm just done, brother. I'm sorry.
Bro, come on.
Don't give up on me, man.
I know.
We're gonna have to keep going.
I can't... I can't do it.
It's better going home and trying,
you know what I mean,
instead of going home
and not doing it.
It's just my anxiety, man.
It's... it's increasing.
And, like, that shuts down my body
for a routine.
Shit.
It's chemicals, bro. It's beyond me.
- One last time?
- I can't do it, bro.
Come on, bro. We got this, man.
Nah, let's just pay
the penalty, bro.
Alright, well, if we're wasting time,
we might as well go, then.
You've made up your mind.
Yep, let's go.
Um, yeah, senor,
we've decided to take the penalty.
Yep.
Gracias.
Thank you.
Pick up feet. Let's go.
We're gonna have to
make a lot of ground now.
"Travel by taxi to
Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas.
"Walk through the marked tunnel to
find Beau at the Pit Stop. Hurry up.
"Last team to check in
may get eliminated."
Looks like that's us, bro.
Good work, Flick.
You ready for this?
Yeah.
Here. Let's go. You ready?
Hi!
What's happening, Beau?
Flick and Gabby, you are
the fourth team to check in.
Yes.
Yeah, sick. Happy with that.
You're still alive.
Still alive.
Fight another day.
Rapido, please.
Shush while he's driving!
Just sit there and relax.
Because I'm excited!
We might get to the Pit Stop!
Yeah, whoop-de-do!
I feel like I let the team down.
You didn't, bro. You're alright.
Don't feel like that, bro.
We're a team, man.
There's no individuals.
We gave it a crack. All gravy, baby.
Get the leg money out. Thank you!
Thank you. Gracias!
Stay together!
Well, walk faster!
This is it. You want
to go fast, don't you?
Our biggest worry now was that
the boys were going to overtake us.
Yep.
Alright.
Unfortunately, Stuey's knee
wasn't doing too well
so, yeah, we definitely
just walked it up.
Last bit. Come on.
We're nearly there.
Hey.
Chelsea and Jamus.
Beau, hello!
What's up, bro?
You didn't go through
the tunnel, did you?
What?
The tunnel?
You have to go through
the tunnel, guys.
OK. Read. Open it!
Oh, my gosh.
Don't give up on me, man.
Don't think it's up here.
You don't know.
How do you know?
Have you been here before?
Just that tiny little bit.
Is that the tunnel?
Why would it be there
when you go up there?
We got this, bro.
OK.
Huh!
This... this is hard.
I'm not gonna lie to you.
But unfortunately...
...you're the fifth team to check in.
Yeah, bro!
Oh, right, yeah.
I'll take a hug from you.
Hey, he went to me before you.
Yeah, don't worry.
Come, come, come.
We keep tripping ourselves up. We
keep competing against each other.
We've done how many legs
and the same shit still goes on.
We know what we have to do,
but we just don't do it
when we're, like,
in sticky situations
like we were today.
Alright, get this
over and done with, hey?
Hey, Beau! He's back.
Yo, yo, yo.
Stuart and Glennon, you are
the last team to check in.
And normally, boys,
you would get a penalty
'cause you didn't finish the salsa.
But you won't be receiving a penalty
because you're eliminated.
It's been an amazing journey.
Yeah.
With an amazing guy here.
And we're from remote communities
from the Top End of Australia.
A lot of people, they don't
get opportunities like this.
So we're repping our mob,
our people.
Are you proud of each other?
Yeah, definitely.
We've come a long way.
Definitely, yeah.
Alright, well, boys, hold your heads
high and I'll see you soon.
The experience
will stay for a lifetime.
We're two blackfellas from the NT.
Like, what?!
Yeah, who else can say that
from where we're from?
You know, guys come
from remote communities,
they don't get much opportunities.
They are a living example of
if someone does get an opportunity,
they can do anything.
I'm gonna miss them,
and that's what The Amazing Race
Australia's all about.
Next time on
The Amazing Race Australia...
...the Caribbean is calling.
Oh, my gosh. This is crazy.
But this is no island holiday.
Find where that drain is,
we can keep it unblocked.
We can't be last.
As the closest finish yet...
Come on, hurry!
It's a race to the Pit Stop.
...will see a race favourite...
Don't stop. Just do!
We're nearly there.
You are the last team to check in.
...eliminated.
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