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Any Idea What the Revisited Roadblock Will Be? |
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Posts: 4156 (09/24/09 09:38 PM) Registered User |
• In another first for the show, one of Race's most infamous Roadblocks is revisited. "It is so crazy and difficult to do, and it was so amazing the last time we did it," says van Munster. "And it's just as crazy and amazing this time." Do a bunjee jump? Eat caviar? Be drenched with colored dye? Roll out hay bales? Discuss. |
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Posts: 6106 (09/24/09 09:53 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! |
Meat munching time.
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Posts: 10381 (09/24/09 10:36 PM) WRP Official Spokesperson |
For this season, any of revisiting roadblocks of previous seasons will be?
Riding in a Cyclo (Season 3) Nut hunting (Season 5, which it unaired) Haybaling (Season 6) |
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dc222 |
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Posts: 1829 (09/24/09 11:56 PM) Registered user |
CatLurvesDorothy wrote: I will personally punch Bertram in the face if that ever happened. It was far from amazing the first time. If they didn't say Road Block, I would've guessed using an ox to plow a field. |
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Posts: 6160 (09/25/09 12:08 AM) Registered user |
I wanna see people kill themselves unlocking padlocks again.
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jhaphet |
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Posts: 4159 (09/25/09 01:39 AM) Registered User |
^^ X
Too bad most meltdowns happen during Detours. Counting those bears and pans. Plowing the field Tomato search task. |
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Thingamajig |
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Posts: 6161 (09/25/09 01:48 AM) Registered user |
Well, now that they've released the destination map...
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jhaphet |
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Posts: 4160 (09/25/09 02:01 AM) Registered User |
Thingamajig wrote: For all we know, it could be the mail sorting roadblock. But then again... who knows? |
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Posts: 2367 (09/25/09 02:51 AM) |
Oh No! Maria and Tiffany could be Lena and Kristy'd if the haybales roadblock will be revisited
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Posts: 1749 (09/25/09 04:36 AM) |
Haybales FTW.
Though they can use the stupid Czech Roadblocks that TARA used (The Knight and the Jump off a pool which made Pamela/Vanessa [one of them] lose their consciousness or whatever). |
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Posts: 3922 (09/25/09 06:24 AM) |
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Posts: 10385 (09/25/09 03:35 PM) WRP Official Spokesperson |
Though they can copy TARA2 first Prague leg roadblock is damsel in a knight's distress.
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dc222 |
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Posts: 1830 (09/25/09 05:34 PM) Registered user |
Mooyou wrote: "Where are we? Who am I? Who are you?" Classic! |
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Posts: 10400 (09/25/09 05:46 PM) WRP Official Spokesperson |
dc222 wrote:Don't remember the Echo Chamber RB in TAR13 Cambodia leg? |
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Posts: 15 (09/26/09 05:31 PM) |
I wanna see people kill themselves unlocking padlocks again.Same here...that provided a good meltdown moment during season 6, and marked the first time in TAR history that a team chose to take the 4 hour penalty instead of killing themselves while completing the roadblock |
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Will |
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Posts: 35385 (09/26/09 07:50 PM) Amazing Race Moderator |
Haybales
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rentfan85 |
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Posts: 911 (09/26/09 08:02 PM) Needs a Life, STAT |
I'm thinking it's the haybales. Anything in Asia would be too soon for a twist to come up, they usually come up halfway into the race.
Anyone also think that the pitstop in Japan tomorrow night is a non-elimination? I mean why have back to back episodes, if they're gonna show two separate episodes. Also if they don't have a non-elim. tomorrow night, 3 teams will be gone over the course of two episodes lol. |
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Posts: 1295 (09/26/09 08:22 PM) |
rentfan85 wrote: Hello? Season 10? |
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dc222 |
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Posts: 1831 (09/26/09 10:23 PM) Registered user |
But is the revisiting of an old Roadblock really a twist? I thought of it as just a nice wink wink to the fans at best and to Racers who have seen past
seasons.
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