BEAU RYAN: India is one of the most unique places on Earth.
It's a melting pot of history, art and culture.
Along with its breathtaking landscapes, it also happens
to be the most populated country on Earth.
(CITY HUSTLE AND BUSTLE, TRAFFIC)
New Delhi is a city on steroids.
(HORNS HONK)
It is hot.
Real hot.
It's hectic, it's loud,
and when you've got 32 million people jam-packed into one place,
well, personal space isn't really a thing.
My bad.
The beautiful chaos is no place for the rich and famous.
And yet, here we are, at the start
of The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition.
Keep going, mate.
Got plenty. (HORNS HONK)
Far from home...
(SCREAMING)
Argh!
We don't know where we're going.
..our Aussie celebrities' lives...
Go, go, go, go.
..are about to change. Go, go!
Please make it before the last people.
Please!
Yeah!
From Logie winners... MAN: Oh, my God, it's Grant Denyer!
..to TV alumni...
It's Darren McMullen!
Yeah!
..chart-topping musicians...
We've got to double back.
JACKIE GILLIES: No, I'm going this way.
..reality mega stars...
Hopefully, Georgetown brings King George some luck.
..and an Olympic legend.
I just want to go home.
They're all about to take on...
I'm about to faint.
..the hardest race ever...
Ah, I can't bring my...my brain won't let me.
Don't know how I'm going to do this.
(SCREAMS)
..with their favourite person by their side.
Whoo-hoo!
I'm really proud of you, Mum.
Why are you doing this?
I'm going to vomit. Then vomit and get up.
They'll cross continents...
Are we, like, so lost?
(SCREAMING)
..and face their fears.
I can't do that.
(SCREAMS) A dead rat.
The biggest, fattest, grossest rat.
I thought I was going to die.
This is celebrities like we've never seen before.
Can we get the medic?
He's shaking. He's shivering. I've played 94 days of Survivor,
and one has never been as tough as today.
(CHILDREN CHEER)
By helping each other to never give up...
We're here for you, bro. We're on your team. You're not going home today, alright?
I'm scared of heights. (SCREAMS)
..they'll discover what they're really made of.
So beautiful. I feel like I want to cry.
(CHEERING)
So proud of you!
Yeah!
You got it done. You've just got to believe in yourself.
..as they race to win for their charity.
We know the money is going to save lives.
And your mates looking down on us will be very proud right now.
(SNIFFS)
Australia,
you're about to see an Amazing Race like no other.
I love you boys. (CHUCKLES)
Beautiful grounds.
Oh!
This is so fancy.
Right now, our celebrities are soaking up all the comforts
of a luxury hotel.
Grant, got to get up.
Come on. Got to pack your bag. I'm ready.
My name is Grant Daniel. I work in television.
I've done lots and lots of TV shows,
plus husband, father...
The merch looks good. But we've got backpacks on.
Oh, I didn't think that through. What an idiot.
I'm Chezzi Denyer. We've been married 14 years.
Team Denyer.
We're getting...in ya! No.
I'll work on that. (LAUGHS)
They're going from five-star luxury...
Ching, ching.
Tally ho.
..to backpacking on a budget.
OK, darling, let's do it. This is so exciting.
I can't wait, babe.
My name is Ben Gillies, best known as the drummer
in the band Silverchair.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
I've done a lot of travel - business class, economy, tour buses.
Like, you name it, I've pretty much done it.
How am I going to cope with this heavy bag and this hot heat?
How do I feel flying economy?
I just...I can't do it. I honestly can't.
And I need leg room. But I'm going backpacking now.
Oh, a little bit...
(MOCKS) Going backpacking now, aren't we?
You ready? Let's do it. Game day.
We've got this!
Right now, our teams are making their way here,
to the starting line at Sunder Nursery.
Home to 16th-century monuments,
these gardens have offered a welcome respite from the chaos of New Delhi
since they were opened to the public over a century ago.
Been waiting five years for this holiday. Hope you enjoy it.
(BOTH LAUGH)
Come on, buddy.
Let's go. (LAUGHS)
I'm going as fast as I can.
I used to be an Olympian, and now I'm a doctor and mum of six.
Come on, Mum, speed up. (LAUGHS)
I used to be so fit.
But this time round, I'm really going to be relying on my son
for a lot of the fitness components.
Hello. Oh!
How are you? Hello.
This is my son, my 16-year-old son.
He's like 2.3 Grant Denyers tall.
I'd probably say Mum's a little bit bossy at times.
Here we go.
Bec Judd
Not quite a Brownlow arrival, eh?
Bec and Kate, welcome!
Thank you.
Here they are, Dane and Bow.
DANE: People probably would know me from stand-up comedy.
Dane and Bow, great to see you.
Hey, Dane. How are you going?
How good is rock royalty?
Ben and Jackie, how good?
Hey. Oh, hey, Bec!
Yeah!
And the man that's after my job,
it's TV host Darren McMullen
and his nephew, Tristan.
You ready, big boy? Let's do it.
I've just quit my job as a lawyer to do this with him.
You're welcome, world.
One less lawyer in the world, thanks to me.
Look who's wiggling her way up now.
EMMA WATKINS: I'm Emma Watkins.
I was the first female wiggle.
Hayley and I are sisters.
Hayley is the younger glamazon,
beautiful, intelligent. Stop, stop.
Hello. Hello, hi.
Hi. We're here. (LAUGHS)
Yes, Peter and Frankie!
Father and daughter.
Game, Face. Game, Face. Game face.
Probably the most recognisable thing people know me as is Brett
from Kath and Kim.
Oh, look.
That's my dad, so it's pretty cool. Father and daughter.
Father-daughter team. It's how it works. It's amazing.
Ah, here we go.
Ali and Angie.
ALLI SIMPSON: I'm Alli Simpson. I'm a radio host, actor, singer.
And we are more than just mother and daughter.
We're best friends, we're sisters,
and we are ready for the adventure of a lifetime.
Here comes the King of Bankstown.
King George and his sister Pam.
GEORGE MLADENOV: I may have been the runner-up on Australian Survivor,
but I'm here to finally win.
You summoned me, Beau. Here he is.
Hi. Hello.
No celeb cast is complete without some reality-TV stallions.
Harry and Teddy.
Oh, it just got heaps hotter.
Like, heaps hotter.
You're telling me, bro? You're telling me.
What an outstanding celebrity line-up.
Welcome to New Delhi.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Your first stop on an incredible adventure.
(ALL CHEER)
Not only is this our very first celebrity edition,
but we're breaking other records this year, too.
Cor is the youngest racer we've had in Amazing Race Australia history.
(WHOOPING) 16-years-old.
And Bow, just want to put this out there, mate.
You are the oldest racer we've had in Amazing Race Australia history.
(WHOOPING) Just shy of 70.
And let me tell you, up ahead, it's going to be one wild ride.
Wow. It's going to be hard,
it's going to be stressful, and there will be tears.
But it's going to be worth it.
You're all racing for the same reason -
to win $100,000 for your favourite charity.
George, you've brought your sister Pam.
Now you've conquered Survivor... Yeah.
..gonna conquer the race?
Well, I'm here for one very important reason,
and that's to win $100,000
for the Bankstown Women's Health Centre.
And we're here to do our absolute best.
Yes, sir.
Peter and Frankie. Yeah, hi.
Now, I love comedians, right, because comedians are ready for whatever.
You throw a curveball at them... Yep.
..they're ready. Yep.
Are you ready for what I'm going to throw at you?
Probably not. No.
And your charity is super special.
Yes. This is a beautiful charity.
Our charity is All Stars For Autism.
Our grandson, her nephew, Opie, has got autism,
so we're here for them and here for Opie, our grandson.
I want to wish you all the best of luck.
And as you know, I'll be waiting for you at the pit stop.
And you do not want to be the last team to arrive
because you'll be the first team to go home.
Ooh.
Your first clue is on top of your backpack.
Are we ready?
OTHERS: Yes.
Race hard, but above all, race safe.
Good luck.
Three, two...
Ha! ..one, go!
Argh!
Go this way. Go on the left.
EMMA: OK. Where's our bags?
There, there, there, there. There, there, there.
Go, go. There, there.
Over here.
Hurry. Right here. Right here.
Oh!
Good girl. Pam, it's here.
I've got the clue, let's go.
Oh, here we go.
Good news, Frank. Got my glasses on. That's good. Finally.
"Travel by tuk tuk to Chandni Chowk."
"To the Royal Palace Hotel to find your next clue." Oh, my gosh.
"You have 5,400 Indian rupees, which is $100...$100AUD
"for the first leg."
For their first challenge, our teams must find a tuk tuk,
then travel to Chandni Chowk.
And there, they'll find the Royal Palace.
(MUSIC DRONES OFF, HORN BEEPS)
Uh, the Royal Palace Hotel, that is.
That's where they'll find their next clue.
Let's go. OK, let's do this.
Olympians and stallions.
Namaste. Oh, oh. Oh! Oh, goodness. Oh.
Namaste.
Hi.
Hello. Nice to meet you.
I'm George. Nice to meet you.
OK, let's find these tuk tuks.
I did say that I wanted to go in a tuk tuk.
Hey? Fun, hey?
You're welcome.
There. Where's...? Let's...
Shall we just follow the Denyers? We're trying to get to an exit. Let's follow the Denyers.
OK. Let's go. Alright, let's follow the Denyers.
He's so smart. (LAUGHS) This could be...this is...
Who says Grant Denyer's smart? I do.
You know, he's just, like...he's a game show host.
Oh, out here. Yeah, Go.
Marked tuk tuk.
Yes!
Yeah.
Is it marked?
Jama Masjid Road and Urdu Bazaar Road.
DRIVER: OK. Yes?
100. OK.
Get in, big boy.
Alright, let's go.
Go, please, yes, go, go. Go, yep.
It's a race. Go, please.
Thank you. Thank you.
Oh, my God! Oh!
(ENGINE REVS LOUDLY) Argh!
Hey!
I would have taken Bondi to kick it off.
Hamilton Island maybe, at a stretch.
BOTH: Argh!
India? India.
It's like, "Whoa!"
It's just... Bang!
Oh, my gosh, it's so hot.
We left Bathurst. It was minus four. Yeah.
And India is, like, 45 degrees.
It was like we'd crawled into Satan's arsehole.
It was that bloody hot.
(ENGINES REV, HORNS HONK)
(LAUGHS) Oh! Yes!
I love the chaos.
How do you say fast in Hindi?
DRIVER: Fast? Yeah.
This is so fun! Yeah.
This is amazingly fun.
Please make it before the last people. Please!
Faster! We must beat them.
Woo!
We don't want to be last.
Looking around at all the other teams, what they've done
is they've gone, "I will pick a young, fit, healthy person
"to do it with."
And I've done the complete opposite.
Keep going.
Have you been in the tuk tuk before, old fella?
No, I haven't.
The first time? Tuk tuk me away.
(LAUGHS)
Go faster, sir. Go, go! Yes!
Go! Go! Yes! Tuck in. Tuck in.
Oh, I think we just got past.
Oh, come on, go, go, go! Please!
They just overtook us.
Yeah. We're definitely not first.
BOTH: Yeah. Very good.
Very good.
Hey, guys.
(BOTH SCREAM) Hi!
How fun is this? This is good.
OK. This makes me feel like we're not on the wrong pathway.
We were worried, too. We couldn't see anyone.
I think maybe the other teams won't think we're a threat
'cause we're just a bit like, "Woo."
But we're really the hidden assassins?
Mm.
I was a world-ranked swimmer, so I think we can do it tough.
Let's go. Whoo-hoo! Let's go, let's go, let's go!
There's a beggar coming. Hold everything.
Oh! Where, where?
Oh.
Oh, my God. It's very confronting, George.
Yeah. George.
Oh, God. You scared me, darling.
No. Oh, poo! Curse on you.
Sh! Don't. Oh, God.
HARRY: We're deep in it. We're deep in it.
Hello.
You know Harry?
Harry Jowsey? Too Hot To Handle?
I'm Harry. And I'm Teddy.
We've only ever done reality dating shows before.
Handsome boy.
We're ready to rock, and we're going to win.
Oh! Ah!
There we go. You, you.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Was that one of the challenges?
(HORN HONKS)
This is a long set of lights.
Love an iced latte.
Oh!
(YELPS) Sorry.
Sorry.
My name is Bec Judd.
What do I do? What do I do?
What is my occupation?
I am a full-time mum,
co-own Jagged, TV host and author.
Radio host.
Brand Ambassador.
What don't you do? Oh, I do a bit of everything.
It feels real in this tuk tuk, and the chaos.
Ah!
I am Kate, Bec's slightly younger sister, and we're living
our childhood dream, being on The Amazing Race.
I know. Can't believe it.
We're on it. We're on this show.
We have been watching this for how many years?
People might think we're high maintenance
or precious or princesses.
We're not.
We're going to shock everyone.
We're the superfan mums.
We've been watching The Amazing Race forever.
We are here to win.
Oh, my God.
I can't believe we're doing this!
Oh, is this it, here?
COR: This it, here? JANA: Don't know.
Thank you. Here you go.
Thank you so much.
Oh-ho-ho! Thank you.
What a ride! Let's go.
PAM: Wait, wait. GEORGE: We need to go, and then we pay you.
Alright, let's go. This way.
Go, go. Come on. Thank you.
OK, let's go.
Let's go. Detour.
COR: Detour, OK.
"Chicken dish, or a wedding wish?
A detour is a choice between two challenges,
each with its own pros and cons.
And for this detour, teams will decide between wedding wish
and chicken dish.
Weddings are big business in India
and Kinari Bazaar is
the go-to destination for brides and grooms from across the country.
Everyone loves to get dressed up for their wedding day
and this place is next level.
Take a look.
Now, don't get me wrong, the brides look gorgeous.
They do. But it's the grooms.
The grooms get to wear a sword.
And who doesn't love a sword on their wedding day?
Help cut the numbers down.
Teams who choose wedding wish will have to find
these two mannequins dressed in traditional wedding garments
and then memorise their outfits.
Teams will need to purchase each item, then make their way
to the other side of the market for a photo,
wearing the exact wedding outfits.
With no stylists involved,
this detour requires a good memory and attention to detail. (CAMERA CLICKS)
If their outfits are correct, they'll receive their next clue.
Now to option two.
My favourite Indian dish of all time was invented
right here in New Delhi.
Butter chicken.
Mr Aslam, is the butter chicken king.
His recipes are secret.
So much so, the man is protected.
I'm not even going to ask what it is.
Teams who choose chicken dish will use this shopping list
to purchase the five core ingredients
that make up the famous butter chicken sauce -
garam masala, garlic, tomatoes, butter and turmeric.
Shopping sounds easy, right?
Well, not in the busiest market in New Delhi.
This detour requires strong navigation
and smart carrying skills.
Once Mr Aslam is happy with their delivery,
they'll receive their next clue.
Wedding? Wedding?
Yeah. Wedding. Wedding. Let's go.
Alright. Wedding wish. Do the wedding wish? Yeah.
It's your choice. Uh, let's do wedding wish.
OK. Wedding wish it is.
Jana, which one are you guys doing? JANA: Wedding wish.
We were thinking that as well. Alright, well, come with us.
Alright. Yeah. OK. Let's go.
I do want to form an alliance in this game.
Alliances got me to the end of Survivor.
What about our Bumbag? Yeah. Keep the bumbag.
So if we work out who we can work with, we can progress together.
Where is the Kinari Bazaar?
(CAR HORNS BEEP)
These guys don't know, Pam. Come this way.
Two people said this way. I agree.
Let's just keep going this way.
Where did Jana go?
She promised to work with us,
and then literally next minute, she's lost us!
Like they're not even waiting for us.
Well (BLEEP) them then.
We didn't see a bazaar driving in.
And we listened to Jana Pittman, who's clueless.
Yeah, literally.
DARREN: Kinari Bazaar? WOMAN: Kinari Bazaar, right there.
We decided to pick the wedding dress challenge on the detour.
First, we've got to find the market.
Oh, hey, hey. Golden Haveli.
What? Golden haveli.
The markets here are nothing like back home.
It was quite disorientating, really. Yeah.
Where are we going?
It was like, you know those hedge mazes?
It was kind of like that
if you threw, like, two billion people in there.
On the right. That's it. On the right. Yep. Yep.
Here we go.
Alright. Yeah, that looks good. He's got a wee sword there.
That's sexy. Nice wee pants. (LAUGHS)
We have to get everything precisely right.
So memorise, take a mental photograph of what they look like,
shop for the items,
get the photograph.
Badda bing, badda boom - next clue. Next clue, out of here. Next clue.
OK, let's go.
Hey, here's Prem & Sons. OK, let's go.
We're getting married. I need one of these swords.
I need one of these hats.
Yes. Thank you.
You're all invited to the wedding.
Off we trotted, trying to find the photography place.
Oh, if we were to get married, where would we go? Ah!
CHEZZI: OK. Memorise, memorise. Headdress.
Scarf over the headdress, bra top, then top.
My God. Where do we find all of this stuff?
Should we go for a walk? Is it near by?
Prem & Sons. Look at every sign. There's a million signs.
Prem & Sons! Where, where, where?
Gote Wale. There. Yes!
(GASPS) Oh, my God.
They're all completely different. Hmm.
Are we going to have to go back?
Pants. Do you remember the pants?
Does it have to be absolutely spot on?
Yep, it does.
A hat, jacket, give me a scarf, we're good to go.
She's like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa! You didn't know how this works. Look for the detail.
"Make sure it's the right hat, the right jacket."
JANA: I'm looking forward to seeing you dressed in this stuff.
Oh, my gosh. You've got to remember which one it is.
COR: It's that one. 100%. It's that one.
You know what? I'm extra. That looks extra.
So we go for this. Do it.
You've just picked any pattern. Oh, my God.
What if I'm wrong?
PAM: No-one else has come this way. We're either first or last right now, George.
We're first or last, Pam.
Oh. Something just dripped on me. Who cares? Just keep moving.
Yuck.
Jana promised to help us, and she misdirected us instead.
And one thing that I can promise Jana Pittman, is this -
don't play games with King George of Bankstown or his sister.
George. What? Would it be these?
What is that? What, is that a mannequin?
(BUZZER)
You just look at the woman one, I'm going to look at the man one. My memory generally is pretty good.
George's cutthroat strategy hasn't led him to victory just yet,
so he needs to move over and make some room for his little sister.
Torch on the left, bracelets on both, and a right sleeve.
Got it. Move, move. Orange, green, orange, green...
So, the bride and groom mannequin.
Oh, the aircon is so nice. Pam, focus on the task.
OK. Careful. Don't fall down the stairs.
Hmm.
How am I meant to know exactly what to look for right now?
I've see a bride and groom mannequin.
Yeah, Indian brides don't wear white dresses, George.
Was that a mannequin?
Well, we've looked up and down there 100 times.
Yeah, we're wrong, Pam.
We've got to go back.
It was extremely frustrating that we couldn't find the mannequin,
and I thought I had found it on the wall, but unfortunately, I wasn't right.
I don't know, George. Don't panic.
OK, we come back. We come back. Thank you.
I don't know!
This is really concerning.
We can't find the mannequin.
We can't even find the starting point.
Just go to it. I don't see it there.
Oh, my God. (BLEEP)
DARREN: Here we go. (LAUGHS) Hello.
Buongiorno!
Hey, sir. Photographer.
This is my lovely bride.
We're going to get changed. Here OK?
Do I look pretty? You look so pretty, lady.
Oh, you look so pretty.
You pretty lady. Very pretty. Thanks, hubby.
Very pretty. (CAMERA CLICKS)
You cheeky devil.
He's making love to me with his lens. You see him?
You cheeky devil.
(CAMERA CLICKS)
(BUZZER)
OK. Ahem...
What could it have been? No idea.
Never worn this much accessory in my life.
(WHISPERS) You're on your last warning.
Well, that was deflating. Sorry. The king is coming.
Are we going back to check? Yeah, let's go back and have a look.
The wedding dress challenge seemed pretty simple on the surface. Yeah.
But I didn't know how pernickety they were going to be about
these little details.
Is it this hat?
Oh, it's this hat, isn't it? OK.
What about it? It's different.
Yeah. Let's go, bud. It's the hat.
OK, OK.
Hey, brother.
My hat.
Can I swap it for this one?
PAM: We need to look for a mannequin.
No, it's not it.
We haven't seen a bride and groom anywhere.
Here, here, here! Where?
Oh, my God!
Can you remember those two? Yeah.
And the necklace.
Headpiece. Got a long red thing. I'm all red.
Red sash. Flowy khaki...
Let's go. ..and the long, long...
Silk necklace. ..long sparkly jacket.
(CAMERA CLICKS)
(BUZZER) No, there's something the way I'm doing.
You don't realise how much goes into an Indian wedding outfit.
And I guess it kind of just hit us where it hurts.
I don't know what we've done wrong, though.
Well, we've got to figure that out. (SIGHS)
We can do it.
Ready?
(CAMERA CLICKS)
(BUZZER)
What? Doo-doo!
Oh, no.
I bought the bloody headpiece.
And I was like, I'll get this one because I'm extra.
Oh, my God. Yeah. Extra girl.
It was the wrong one!
God, I hope we don't get eliminated, Ben.
Jackie and I met in school.
I would say Jackie's personality and vibe
is like a colourful Croatian tornado.
Can we swap it? Can we just exchange?
I'm going to cry. Like, literally.
That's a... That's a compliment.
I know.
Is that OK? Just swap it. Thank you.
(CAMERA CLICKS)
(BUZZER)
Oh!
GRANT: There was not a team that was nailing the wedding wish.
Everyone was getting something wrong on their outfit. Mm. It was hard.
Wish we'd picked the chicken dish. Oh, my God. Yeah!
BEAU: Meanwhile, on the other side of the market, could a chicken dinner
be a winner winner?
Go, Hayley, go. Sorry.
You're our favourite tuk-tuk driver ever.
Thank you.
Thank you so much. Thank you, boss.
"Detour. Chicken dish or wedding wish." Chicken dish.
Chicken dish.
Chicken dish? Do you think so? Yeah.
Chicken dish. Let's go.
That's a wedding wish. So we're doing chicken. OK, let's go this way.
"Navigate to Chandni Chowk, one of the oldest and busiest markets
"in New Delhi to collect and deliver items for Mr Aslam's
"famous butter chicken."
Is it this one?
Our plan is hard and fast, baby.
So eyes on the prize.
We're going full steam ahead.
"Garam masala, butter, garlic."
You look on the right. I'll look on the left. OK.
I live in LA, so everything's like a push of a button away.
So I get all my groceries and stuff delivered to me within,
like, 20 minutes.
I can't remember the last time I went to a grocery store.
Especially one like this.
Oh, right there. Right there. Oh.
Hey, brother. How you doing?
Garlic only, yeah?
OK. Uh... 15kg.
Thank you, sir.
Turmeric, right? Turmeric powder, we have We have garam masala, we have.
This is 600, right? Yeah. Mad.
20kg of tomatoes.
Are they Super heavy?
We can do swapsies.
We're a lot bigger, like, physically, like, taller
and stronger and more athletic than every single one of the others.
205kg of pure muscle, fat. Man meat.
Man meat stallions.
It definitely helps. It helped us today.
It helped us a lot, especially with the tomatoes.
There's five different shops.
I don't know. I don't know.
OK. OK.
I think going into this detour challenge into the market... Mm.
..probably our main concern is the heat
and having to carry so many things.
It's 15 kilos?
MAN: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 15?
Perfect. This is going to be so heavy.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Thank you, bud.
Oh, yeah, that was a good one.
Ripping it.
Oh, it's a detour.
Oh, I forgot what these do.
Chicken dish. Let's go. Let's do this.
Chicken's your favourite thing. Yeah, I do love butter chicken.
Chicken dish? It's way down. Well, let's roll.
OK. Ready? Yeah.
Stupidly, we bought the 20 kilos of tomatoes first...
I need a sidestep because otherwise I'll bang the tomatoes.
..and had to lug 20 kilos of tomatoes
up and down all these streets that looked exactly the same.
So which way did we come?
Oh, my God. Everywhere looks the same.
We had no strategy.
The heat got to us.
The smells, the sensory overload, the just beep, beep, beeping.
Bec, wait! Huh? Wait.
You alright? Yeah, I feel like I'm going to pass out.
You feel like you'll pass out?
Yeah.
Every time I... I can't see you right now, it's all dark.
Really? Yeah.
There's no way you're going to be able to carry 15 kilos of garlic. No way.
I don't know how I'm going to do this.
Whoa. You alright?
When I sit down, I'm fine.
When I stand up. Yeah.
I can't believe we got those tomatoes first.
We are idiots.
The chaos of the streets here in in New Delhi is
the whole town just, like, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep!
So, yeah, there's a lot for the senses,
the sounds, the heat.
It was a very overwhelming day.
I'm going to try stand up.
Alright. Have a try.
Guess who's back.
Katie's back. (THEY LAUGH)
Oh!
We're looking for a grocery store. But will it be big or will it be small?
Oh.
It's always small with us.
We're two big, strong men. And we're just here to get the dub.
That's the only thing on our mind.
Alright, we got the garam masala, we got the garlic.
The butter. We got the butter. We got the...
So we need turmeric. It's the last thing.
Yeah. Let's get out of here. Hit it like a butter chicken.
Hello, brother. This one, turmeric. 600, yeah?
Let's go, Let's go, Let's go.
Let's get this shit done. Yeah, we got it, bro. Dig deep. Dig deep.
Going through those alleyways, It's genuinely dangerous.
We're close, bro. We're close.
You have to try not get hit by a motorbike.
You have to try and not to hit a kid in the head.
You have to try and keep moving forward and then remember
what you have to get.
Yeah, this is it down here.
One, two, three, four, five, five. Alright, five ingredients.
Here you go, brother.
Enjoy.
(GRUNTS)
No, No. (BUZZER)
What?
Wrong thing. No.
What do you mean? It's the same as this stuff.
No. No.
Shopping list. OK, well, 15 kg garlic.
Two bags of garlic.
OK, so we have to go back and get another garlic.
Alright, let's go. Alright, let's go.
We found the ingredients we had to get,
but we might have made
a little bit of a mistake with the measurement.
One more. One more. One more.
Yeah.
800. 800. Thank you so much, sir.
Team number one. We got it.
We got the second bag. Second bag boys.
Let's bang it.
ALLI: Down there.
Come on! Yes. Turmeric! Turmeric! Come, come, come.
One kilo! Hello. One kilo of turmeric.
One kilo of turmeric each.
My mum, she's strong.
She's undeniably the strongest woman I know.
Look at our spices, Mum.
Achoo! I'm sneezing from the turmeric.
And she's always been able to pull through and overcome
any challenge that has come her way.
But this was next level.
ANGIE: Yeah, it was.
It was one of the most physically challenging things
I've done since I was a teenager,
since I swam competitively.
Quick, go. Alright, thanks.
Don't let the bag break. (GRUNTS)
I heard the tomato smoosh!
Thank you. Ready? Let's go. OK.
(GRUNTS) Back.
Alright. 17th time lucky, as they say.
(CAMERA CLICKS)
My man. Cuddles. Cuddles if it's a yes.
This time. This is it.
Oh, yeah! Oh, baby!
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
We got there in the end.
Oh, that was hard earned, man. That was hard earned.
OK.
Route info.
"Hang out with some local children
"and have them teach you a Hindi phrase."
BEAU: On a 40 degree Delhi day,
there's nothing better than being poolside.
In this language challenge,
teams leave the chaos of the market behind
and make their way to a local swimming pool
to learn a phrase in Hindi from some local children.
What they don't know is the phrase they learn here
will help them later in the race.
Once more for those in the back, please.
Hey!
Once they've memorised it, they'll be judged by
the swimming instructor to receive their next clue.
OK, let's go. Oh, easy.
Alright, so plan of attack.
Get in there. Don't (BLEEP) this time.
And we get out, we have a shower,
we go to bed early and we drink lots of champagne.
That's the plan. Roger that.
(ALLI PANTS)
Mum...
..I'm going to drop this in a minute.
That little kid just slapped my bum, Emma.
OK. OK!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
I don't know if our plan for the chicken detour was the best one.
Um, you know, we just went hard and fast, and we definitely made
a few mistakes.
Oh, please, brother.
Please, Brother. Please, Sir.
Yes! Let's go!
Oh, thanks so much.
Let's get this clue.
Sometimes the mistakes you make with a dumb brain, you can make
up with speed.
Yeah. And that's what we did.
That's it. Let's go. Let's go. Open it up.
Alright. Route info.
"Hang out with some local children and have them teach you a Hindi phrase."
Let's go.
Let's go. Hi!
Alright, we got it.
(THEY CHEER)
Let's do this!
Let's go. Thank you.
I think once we finished the Chicken Dish detour,
we might have been sitting at second or third.
We got another spring in our step then, I think.
Yeah. We got this.
Good. (THEY CHEER)
Dhanyavad. Oh, thank you.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank me.
"Have them teach you a Hindi phrase." (GASPS)
Alright, let's go. Let's go.
Fantastic work.
PETER: Let's get a bit of pace on this.
I think we're way behind.
You go. Thank you so much, Frankie. (MAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
Frankie. Frankie. FRANKIE: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hang on.
See? What do you do? You know? You got a daughter.
Sorry? You got a girl? You got a daughter?
No. Oh, lucky.
Look how slow she is. Thank you.
Oh, that's heavy. (LAUGHS) OK. Oh, wow. Tomatoes are heavy.
Yeah, that's 20 kilos. That will slow me down.
Hey, goaty. Hey, goaty-girl.
(GOAT BLEATS)
OK. Let's look for another flag, babe. We're on a roll.
We've done well.
I'm concerned that we don't see any other teams. You know? I know.
(CHUCKLES) We're going to here?
Are you alright with that on your back? With the tomatoes? Yep.
You alright? Yep.
I think we're coming dead last, but I'm hoping that the next clue
will be in our favour and we can
sneak up a little bit.
Another bag. Yeah.
Hey you.
When you come to Australia, check me out.
BEN: wedding outfits seemed like the easiest one to do.
But to be honest with you, I don't think
there would be anything easy to do in this race.
JACKIE: This is doing my (BLEEP) head in!
(CAMERA CLICKS) Did we get it?
Yes! Yeah!
GRANT: Come on.
Yeah! Ha-ha! Yes!
Alright. Are we done? 'Cause it's really hot, sir.
Whoo! Yes! OK.
Finally.
It felt like we were up front when we arrived.
Like, the first three. Yeah.
When we left, it was like we're almost dead last. Dead last.
Alright!
Quick, man. Route info.
"Hang out with some local children and have them teach you a Hindi phrase.
"Between you, perfectly repeat it to the judge to earn your next clue."
OK, Let's go.
Yes? Yes?
Can we go faster?
GEORGE: Can you tie this sword, please, Pam? I can't do it.
You're not that much of an invalid.
You can drape it over my right shoulder
and make it look pretty this time.
Pam, What is wrong with you?
George, shut up!
This is George. He thrives in the chaos.
And George always thinks that there's a job that needs
to get done, and that's his main priority.
(CAMERA CLICKS) Look happy, Pam. It's your wedding day.
Thank you, God. Thank you, Gospel. Please.
Oh, my God. George...
Let's get out of here. George, I'm going to pass out.
You're not going to pass out. I need to sit.
I need to sit down.
(PANTS) Pam, can you please push through?
I need something, George!
You're fine.
Why are you doing this? I'm going to vomit.
Then vomit and get up.
Stop panicking.
I'm worried that Pam's heatstroke, it's going to cost us this race.
Yep. Vomit. And then we go.
(GROANS) Can you get the bags?
Yeah, I'll get all the bags.
Don't panic. It's a tough show.
You know, you've come on The Amazing Race.
You know, people think Survivor and Amazing Race are easy.
It's not. So you have to push through.
I'm going to vomit.
Move into the shade, Pam or just spit and then we'll move on.
We really have to move.
We're going to keep moving forward in this race.
Let's get in the tuk-tuk.
We're getting in a tuk-tuk? Yeah, we're getting in a tuk-tuk.
Brother. Can we go...? Uh...
Race, race! Fast, fast. Fast, fast, fast.
Yeah. Yeah. Whoo! Yeah!
DARREN: This has to be for the telly, right? This is hilarious.
(HORNS BEEP) Argh!
(THEY LAUGH)
I think we're winning, baby.
I think we're winning!
BEAU: Teams are now making their way to their next challenge,
where they'll need to learn a phrase in Hindi.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The flags. Yes! The flags.
But what they don't know is the phrase they learn here
will help them later in the race.
Thank you, sir.
Learn a Hindi phrase
off a bunch of children swimming in a pool.
Hello, children. We're here to learn.
Teach us.
Does somebody want to teach us a phrase?
Do you know...? Can you teach us a Hindi phrase?
Let's go to the pool up there, different to Darren.
No, these kids are bigger. Hi, guys.
Hello! Don't listen to them. Don't listen to them.
Who wants to work with us.
OK. What is it?
OK. OK. That's a lot. Uh...
(TEDDY GRUNTS) HARRY: You did it. Thank you, bro.
(KIDS SPEAK HINDI)
Alright, here's some kids. They'd better be good teachers.
You interact with them for a while and then learn the saying.
Harry and Teddy got there.
Harry is probably hotter in real life, to be honest.
Miaow! Yeah. Go!
Messaged Harry on Instagram before.
Did you flirt with him? Just a bit of back and forth.
To what level?
Just casual banter.
All very innocent! Ah, sure.
Just focus on the race.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Uh...
Oh, I. Just had it.
(BUZZER)
I just had it!
We were stressed about this.
I'm not good at languages.
I just couldn't quite retain the pronunciation.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
We were in trouble. We knew that a few could pass us at that point.
We don't want to be eliminated.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Oh, let's head back. I think we got everything. What do you think?
This is everything.
Oh, we're gonna make a big curry.
Do you want me to put one of those over my other side? Nah.
PETER: Here! Here!
Hi. FRANKIE: We've got our ingredients.
Garlic, seven. Turmeric.
Yeah! Yes, baby! Come on down. Come on down.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Ready? Dance break! OK.
OK, let's go. OK.
Hi. Hello. How are you?
Got the masala, butter, tomatoes,
garlic, turmeric.
Good. (THEY CHEER) Whoo!
Thank you! Thank you so much.
Yes!
DANE: We got all the ingredients.
(GROANS) Thank you, Daddy.
Maybe it's the king of wishful thinking
just wanted to just have this done.
Good. Thank you.
That's amazing.
He turns 70 in a couple of days. That makes me super proud.
You know, like for an old blackfella from Walgett.
Yeah. Walgett. Please.
Or Dubbo.
(THEY LAUGH)
BEN: Let's go! Let's go. We've got to beat them. We have to beat them.
Let's go, sir. We have to beat them.
Now we're talking. Whoo!
Oh, no. The money went out the window.
You're kidding me. (LAUGHS)
Put it down.
Those ones over there. Hello!
EMMA: Now, walking into this challenge is lovely.
It was two beautiful things. Yeah. Swimming and children.
Mera naam Emma hai.
Mera naam Hayley hai.
(CHILDREN SPEAK HINDI) Yeah! We love children.
I think this is the perfect challenge for us.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
I think touring together has prepared us for the race.
We have lots of experience with languages, and especially
because we meet children from all around the world
when we're performing.
Let's make a song. OK, hang on.
(THEY SING THE HINDI PHRASE)
Like "grippier"?
KID: Gri-pi-ya. So, gri-pi-ya.
Let's go. Excuse me.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Hi, How are you?
Nice to meet you. Hi. So...
(BUZZER)
You know, I thought I did memorise it really well.
Weirdly, with acting,
I can memorise pages and pages of dialogue verbatim.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
But, for whatever reason, I just wasn't
hearing these kids properly.
(BUZZER)
Get out of here!
I thought we might have been in a bit of trouble. I don't want to be eliminated.
And I don't want to go home tonight.
JANA: Thank you.
Thanks. Alright, let's go, Pam. Let's do it.
We are your students.
You are our teacher.
You can speak and then you will speak. OK.
So go loud like this. Go... (SPLASH!)
(BLEEP) sake!
Why do you keep saying "ma-dah-dah?"
Learn a Hindi phrase off a bunch of children swimming in a pool?
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Oh, I like kids.
But, you know, when I'm in the middle of a race,
I don't really have time to be sitting around talking
about somebody's paddling.
Hello.
No.
At this point I'm thinking, "How do I get out of this?"
I might have signed up for the wrong show.
Maybe I'm A Celeb, Get Me Out Of Here could have been a better option.
I don't know.
TEDDY: If you start looking at other teams and watching them,
it just puts unnecessary pressure.
So, you know, tunnel vision, focused.
He's the left side of the brain. I'm the right side of the brain.
But some people would call us brain dead. Yeah.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Hey! Hey! (LAUGHS)
Our plan for the Hindi phrase... (THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
..there was one girl, and girls are so much better at school.
So I was just like, "Alright, let's ask this girl."
First word is a little difficult for you. (SPEAKS HINDI)
Yeah, she was... Yeah, she was the smartest person alive.
Ready? Yes, I'm ready.
Yes! (THEY CHEER)
(THEY CHEER AND SMOOCH)
I never thought I could remember anything.
I can't remember, like, what underwear I'm wearing right now.
Mwah! Oh, you're so handsome. Wow!
But we smashed it. Turns out we're bilingual kings. Yeah.
So if you want to teach us Hindi, Hindu. Hindi.
Hindi. We know it.
Take it, it's all yours. Let's go, let's go, let's go!
Yeah, that girl, she was just like a G.
She's going to be the president one day. I can feel it. Yeah.
Let's go, baby.
Route info. Come on, give us something nice.
"Find a marked tuk-tuk and share the Hindi phrase
"you just perfected to your driver to find Beau at your first pit stop.
"Hurry! The last team may be eliminated."
Alright, let's go. Let's go.
This is the tallest stone tower in the world, and it was built
by the very first Sultan of Delhi,
Using the phrase they've just learned,
teams will need to direct their tuk-tuk drivers
to this massive heritage-listed complex.
It's a holy site, so there'll be no running.
But teams will need to find me somewhere near
this 72-metre-high icon of India, the Qutub Minar.
It literally means "victory tower," so I reckon it's the perfect place
to have the pit stop for the first leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
TUK-TUK DRIVER: Qutub Minar? Yeah. Yes.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
DARREN: Ah!
I think after... Seven... ..72 tries,
we kind of got there.
Please.
Yes.
(THEY CHEER)
Oh, God.
20 times later. It's harder than French, isn't it?
OK, here we go. Uh...
Please, Please Be Beau. OK. Route info. Please Be Beau.
"Find a marked tuk-tuk and share the Hindi phrase you just perfected..." Oh, no!
"..to your driver to find Beau at your first pit stop. Hurry! Last team is eliminated."
Let's go! Let's go!
Namaste. Namaste.
Mera naam Emma hai.
Mera naam Hayley hai.
(THEY SING THE HINDI PHRASE)
Our strategy was to make it into a song because that's
normally how we remember things.
(THEY SING THE HINDI PHRASE)
Yes! (THEY CHEER)
Thank you! Oh, my God!
Let's go. Oh! Oh! Gosh, that was bad.
It's the heat. OK.
OK. Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick.
"Find Beau at your first pit stop." (GASPS)
"Hurry! The last team may be eliminated."
Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick. Let's go!
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Yes! (THEY CHEER)
You're a good actor! Gosh, you bugger. You're very good.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE) TUK-TUK DRIVER: OK.
(THEY CHEER)
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Yay! Guys, are ,you good?
Yay!
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
GRANT: We used to work together.
We host a podcast together.
We raised three children.
So The Amazing Race should be a breeze.
Yeah?
No.
Can you speak louder, please? (THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Hindi's a very foreign language to us,
and that was a hard challenge.
I want to get to this pit stop before these other teams.
We can't afford anything to go wrong.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
I keep forgetting it when you do it out loud, Pam, please stop.
well, go learn it!
Hey, the teams will be here soon. Are you excited? He's very excited.
This year it's celebrities, famous people.
Do you know what I mean? Yeah.
OK. Let's go. Loving this. Peak-hour traffic.
TEDDY: So, from what I can tell, the sentence we learn is, like,
"Take me to, like, a place."
Coming up to the pit stop, we knew we were up the front,
so we just knew we had to get there as quick as possible.
Why are we stopping? HARRY: Why are we stopping, brother?
This guy, he had no idea where he was even going.
We're in a hurry, bro. We're racing. Racing, racing.
You know, we're here to get that win, but I was literally ready
to pull my luscious hair out.
I was that angry.
I really hope we don't get eliminated.
Not again, bro.
I don't want to talk bad of this tuk-tuk driver, but I think
they should call it a tuk-tuk-tuk because he was tuking too long, bro.
DARREN: Keep going. Fast, fast, fast!
Then we're headed to our first ever pit stop! Oh, yeah.
Hopefully, a top five situation.
A lot can happen in a tuk-tuk, bro.
The tuk-tuk giveth and the tuk-tuk taketh away.
Don't stop! Don't stop. Keep going. Keep going. Fast, fast, fast!
We live a very, like, blessed life. Bro, we're so blessed.
It's so incredible to grow up in Australia.
100%, bro.
So we're doing this for Beyond Blue.
You know, $100,000 goes a long way.
Unfortunately, I've lost three people very close to me to suicide,
so it means a lot to be able to try and do something good,
especially for the ones that are watching us over.
We've done well, man, we've done well.
Home stretch.
BEAU: They're on their way.
Have you heard of Darren McMullen?
Yes. Oh, you have?
Alright, Here we go, baby. TRISTAN: That's it.
Alright, sweet. Let's go.
Hello, sir. This way? Thank you.
Come on. Top three. Top three. Top three, baby.
Alright, here we go.
Where the hell are we? That's it, yeah.
You see anyone? Yeah.
Hey, do not run. Walking.
It doesn't say anything else. We don't know where we are. When we get to the pit stop.
It's got to be in the middle, right?
I think it's massive.
Let's go. Let's just head over here.
Yeah, we couldn't see any other teams around...
Find beau.
..but we knew we just had to get there as quickly as possible
because anything can happen in this race.
Have you seen any TV cameras here?
Shooting? (THEY SPEAK INDISTINCTLY)
Is that it over there?
Can you see something?
Yeah. Yeah. Let's go. Let's go.
There's a kerfuffle here.
Yeah. Up those stairs. Yeah.
Is it the boys? Oh, dude, not now!
Not at the last hurdle.
We can't lose at the last hurdle.
Do you reckon anyone will care if I take one of these little
squirrel things home for my kids?
No. Beautiful.
I see beautiful Beau. That big, bearded man.
Wait, is that him there? Yeah, yeah.
Yes!
Oh, here they are. Look at the boys.
Hey!
There, like an angel sent from heaven,
was Beau on his magic carpet.
(APPLAUSE) Come on. Bigger than that! Bigger than that!
He's a showman, man. Thank you. Yeah.
Oh, you're a sight for sore eyes.
Hello.
Welcome to New Delhi.
Namaste. Namaste. Thank you.
Darren and Tristan,
you are the first team to check in! (THEY CHEER)
I knew bringing the lawyer was smart.
Mate, I saw you this morning. We locked eyes. We did.
I've known you a long time. Yes.
How were you feeling? Were you nervous?
When we got on the plane, I started to get excited. The lead-up, I was excited.
But then, standing in front of you today, it suddenly occurred to me,
"Oh, God, this isn't going to be easy.
"This is not... This is not going to be a walk in the park."
And it's just a collection of just very, very clever teams and athletic teams.
So that's why I brought the lawyer.
You know, I'm just a dumb TV host.
Yeah, well, join the club.
As a reward for coming first,
while the other teams are staying in basic accommodation,
tonight you've got an upgrade to a luxurious hotel.
Yeah! Oh, yeah! Fluffy robes, drink, suites.
Yes! Cold beer?
Cold beer. Cold whatever you want.
I could kiss you.
Despite all the fun and games, we have a laugh,
this is real, and you are one step closer to winning 100 grand
for your charity, Feel The Magic.
Brilliant. Yeah, man. Go do your thing.
Don't get carried away, but have some fun tonight.
And it's on again very soon.
Bring it in. Good job, man.
Proud of you. Well done. Well done.
Today set the tone.
We are going to stay in first for the rest of the race.
Plan to see Beau a lot.
Whoo! Number one! Numero uno!
TEDDY: We're not going home, bro. HARRY: Yeah, Not today.
Not today. Here they are. We've got eyes.
Beautiful Beau! Beautiful Beau!
You big bearded man.
Harry and Teddy have got the biggest social media following out of any team.
How you doing, you specimen?
Welcome to New Delhi, sir.
Thank you so much, brother. Thank you. Thank you.
Harry and Teddy, you are..
..the second team to check in.
Let's go! Let's go!
Team Spaghetti.
Is The Amazing Race everything you thought it would be?
It's way more, like... Yeah.
This is ridiculous. And this is day one.
You guys live a fast life, right? Yeah.
You enjoy the good things.
Yeah. You enjoy the good life.
But this is the polar opposite over here, right?
Did New Delhi open your eyes,
in all seriousness?
Yeah. It really did.
And it's kind of hard viewing sometimes but, yeah, it makes you really grateful.
Yeah. But a beautiful place.
We didn't know what to expect.
Things I've learned in India, you know, there's people out here
which are just, like, living such a hard life.
It really breaks your heart. Go get some rest, eh?
Yeah. Thank you, brother.
Sorry. I'm very sweaty and dirty.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
OK. Finally. JANA: Sorry. Thank you.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Yes! (THEY CHEER)
PAM: Thank you!
Yes!
Yeah! You scared me.
(THEY CHEER)
You're my best friend!
Oh, yeah.
"Find a marked tuk-tuk again and share the Hindi phrase
"you just perfected to your driver."
"..to find Beau at your first pit stop."
"Hurry! The last team may be eliminated."
Come on, let's go. Let's go.
Do you know what? He was bad.
No more. Sorry, sir. We get better one. Hello.
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Yeah? Hey!
Huh?
Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you.
We get to the pool party,
there was no-one else at the challenge.
Everyone else had gone.
And I'm thinking...
We're last, dead last. ..we're last.
We could be eliminated.
Hey, do you like the cricket? KID: Huh?
Do you like the cricket? I know Adam Gilchrist.
Oh! Do you know him? Oh!
Who?
Ask your mum and dad. Adam Gilchrist. Yeah, Gilchrist.
Dad's always been so positive. I've got to do this thing.
He always wants to release tension from places by making a funny joke.
Is comedy going to be our secret weapon?
I don't know.
Anyway, good chat, guys.
Can any one of you teach us Hindi?
Maybe our secret weapon will be drama.
Yeah. We'll just start hitting people.
Just punch people. Hit the other team members.
Yeah.
Thank you. We got here.
Thank you.
I have 100 left. OK.
We'd better move.
So we rocked up to that challenge.
Frankie and Peter were obviously still there.
We are right down the bottom, but we're in the race.
Nice to meet you.
You guys gonna help us with a Hindi phrase?
For how stressed we were in that moment,
it actually kind of took us back to being mums almost and...
OK, can you tell me mine first?
You are... Slowly.
They were all talking at once and it was so confusing.
We didn't want to be rude and be like, "Shut up!"
(THEY REPEAT HINDI PHRASE)
Five words is all you had to do.
Five, five.
And it turned into 10. 'Majia' I won't remember.
I've got to remember 10 words that I've never heard of before
in a certain order.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
It's right there.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
No? Wow! No. OK.
I was surprised how hard it was
because my brain was so fried.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Oh, we knew we were in the back end of the group,
my confidence fell away, and I thought, "Oh, oh, no.
"We've every chance of not getting through." Yeah, yeah.
And no-one wants to come last.
(REPEATS THE HINDI WORD)
(CORRECTS PRONUNCIATION)
Don't miss a moment of the action. Yeah!
Celebrity Edition on 10Play.
We're heading to the pit stop.
We know the end is in sight.
We've always loved The Amazing Race.
We're both highly competitive.
We might be a bit sneaky.
But... In the spirit of charity.
Yes, true.
Well, you know Justin Bieber.
He's got a friend, Cody Simpson.
Cody Simpson's got a sister.
Sister's got a mum.
And that's Ang Simpson.
Sorry.
Bye-bye. Bye. Bye. Thank you.
What? We'd better not be at the wrong place.
That way? That side?
BOTH: We just need to find Beau.
Is it across the way, Mum?
This way, Mum.
Shall we go that way?
Yeah, quick, quick.
Hopefully, we can get round.
We are so close to getting there now, so excited.
I'm covered in tomato from the tomato bag.
Can't wait for a shower. I can actually... I can smell us.
Don't say it. Don't say it. It's bad.
Oh, my God! Where? Where? Where?
OK, let's go down here.
Oh, there's teams up there.
Oh, my God. Oh, no.
Don't run. Go, go!
Oh, my God! Whoo!
Don't trip. Don't trip.
Look, who it is, creeping up on us!
Emma and Haley. Wow!
And they've had a tough day, mate.
Oh, my God!
Welcome to New Delhi.
Ah!
Emma and Hayley, you are the third team to check in.
Oh, ho-ho-ho!
I'm so emotional! Oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh!
Come on, girls. Girls! Coming.
Yeah.
Hi, guys.
Oh, my...
Alli and Angie, you are the fourth team to check in.
Whoo-hoo!
Good job, guys.
Good job. Well done!
Talk about girl power.
You girls are the real deal, huh?
(CHEERING)
Let's go, let's go, let's beat Jana Pittman!
I want to beat Jana Pittman.
You know, you know the first instinct...
Jana was deliberately misleading us.
No, actually, didn't they decide they wanted to leave us?
We started going one way. Actually, you're right.
We went one way and they turned around
and went back the other way. They just disappeared.
So it wasn't our fault.
I'll forgive Jana, but I'll never forget.
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Go, go, go!
As fast as you can!
And if I get the chance to U-turn someone,
it's going to be Jana and her little boy.
Yes. Good. Good.
Alright, buddy.
Let's go, quick.
Let's move.
I want to beat Jana Pittman and get revenge on her.
It's just luck, buddy, whether we find it or not.
Is that them?
Is that someone?
I don't think we're going to find this.
Just look through there.
Oh, you saw them! You're better than me, mate.
Come on. You've nearly made it. My knees are killing me as well.
Oh, it's George and his sister, Pam.
Do you have a king here? No.
We've got King George at Bankstown.
George and Pam, you are the fifth team to check in.
Yes! Fantastic!
You made it, Pam!
I didn't think I was going to make it at one point.
It was a tough day in the office for you guys. Very tough.
Yeah. If I didn't have George to push, push me through,
I'd probably still be back in that wedding gown.
Yeah, vomiting. Vomiting.
So sometimes tough love is good love.
Yeah. Go get some rest, darlin'.
Hello? Two feet, ready?
Jana and Cor, you are the sixth team to check in.
Oh, yes! Thank you.
Relieved, eh?
Yeah, very.
So this one pulled me through quite a lot and kept me going.
Youngest racer in Amazing Race Australia history.
He's amazing. Thank you.
I actually don't know where we're going. So...
He's got to be here somewhere.
This is nearly the end of the first day.
Is this it? I see we're close, Jacks.
I see Beau!
This is the best part of the race, mate.
They're not far. They're there.
Beautiful linen shirt.
Yeah, lay down, Jacks. Lay down.
Oh, thank God that's over.
Ben and Jackie, you are the seventh team to check in,
and you're still in the race.
I'm having a little bit of a moment, man.
I grew up loving you guys, right? Silverchair. That was my jam, man.
I can't get up, babe. I feel all...
You want to walk off this mat a champion. Let's go.
Considering Jackie's heat exhaustion,
I reckon seventh is a good start.
You big, beautiful beast, you!
Grant and Chezzi, you are the eighth team to check in.
OK. We knew it was tight.
Still in. Still in.
Today seriously reminded me that we did endure a lot,
and we can show up and do it again tomorrow.
We can do this!
Well, go rest, recover, cry, and I'll see you soon, huh?
Love you, brother. Love you, guys. Well done. Well done.
Mum, are you excited to get the aircon?
Yes. I can't wait.
Have something to eat, some cold air.
Oh, you can feel it.
Oh, this feels good.
Pick your bed. Any bed, Mum.
Here we... (LAUGHS)
It feels good to be winners. Yeah.
Feels, aw, so good.
We're in the winner's circle. We are.
Because we get to stay in a beautiful suite in beds -
a bit too close. What do you think?
A bit too close.
They're going to get shuffled.
And one step closer to $100,000 for our charity.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
I'm not confident with that face.
Yes. Yes!
I'm so excited to be going to the first pit stop. Yeah.
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Yes! Whoo-hoo! Yes!
Oh, my goodness!
(REPEATS HINDI PHRASE)
Yes.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
It's at that point where I'm like, please have a challenge
where there's just having a few beers
and betting on the horses
because then this guy is going to kill it.
Rip and read the sucker.
"Find Beau at your first pit stop."
"Hurry. The last team may be eliminated."
Go! Let's go!
I'll put this one between your legs. Yeah.
You don't have to come first.
You've just got to beat one.
Just one team. You just don't come last.
You have to hang in there. That's all we had to do.
Woo! Yeah. Let's go. We're on this thing.
Just don't come last.
You don't have to be first. Don't be third.
Don't care. Don't come last.
Oh, they're going to be so close.
I thought we could win this thing.
And now I am doubting that we'll even make day one.
We cannot be the first team eliminated
on the first leg of The Amazing Race.
Go, go, go, go.
It's been a big day.
We're not going to come last, bro!
All we wanted for the first day was to get through a day.
We've done well to pick up.
There you go. 100 for you.
Thank you. I'm going to put this on.
Sprint to the finish line. And I'll follow.
"Do not run."
Hello? Hello. Sorry. Not now, sweetie.
Buddy. Buddy?
Oh, no.
Oh, this is so amazing. Wow.
Seems so simple.
Just get to this beautiful place and then find the pit stop.
I have a feeling it's going to be on high ground.
Like, we'll have to go up some stairs.
Finding places - that does our heads in.
It does my head in, finding things.
BOW: Are you going in fast, then?
Rocky road, you could say, old feller?
We knew that the other teams were on our tails,
so we knew we had to move really quickly.
PETER: This is truly beautiful!
If we come last, I don't care because this is incredible! Never.
Here we go. OK. OK. OK.
Making us work. We're doing the stairs.
Oh, it's walking in. Come on, jog, Come on. Got this!
OK. Please don't be last. That was hard. Hi!
Welcome to New Delhi, sir.
Oh, it's so beautiful. Yes, yes.
So beautiful.
Peter and Frankie, you are the ninth team to check in.
That's pretty good. We're not last! Come on.
OK. We're not last! That's pretty good.
It was our goal not to be last. Yeah, yeah, that was our goal.
Should we head for the middle?
Yeah.
Who are we looking for? For Beau!
There's flags.
Let's go. Let's move it.
Those are flags up there.
"Do not run."
Here they are.
Bec and Kate.
The heat really got 'em.
Don't ask, Beau. Don't ask.
Doo-dook!
What a day!
Welcome to New Delhi.
Thank you. It's lovely to be here.
Bec and Kate, you are the 10th team to check in.
Thank goodness.
Oh, my God.
You're, like, just in the race. It hit you hard.
What happened there? I don't know.
I've never felt like that in my life.
Like, I was fine.
One minute I was really excited, and then, all of a sudden,
we're in that market and I was seeing stars
and started just to go black. My legs were getting wobbly.
She saved me. Congratulations. You're still in the race.
I look forward to seeing you guys very soon.
Well done. Well done. Alright. Good to see you, girls.
Well done. Thank you. Thank you!
Here they are, Dane and Bow. Last in.
(DANE LAUGHS LOUDLY)
Gotcha.
I beat him.
Welcome to New Delhi.
Thank you.
Dane and Bow,
you are the last team to check in. Yeah.
And, unfortunately, you are eliminated.
Your time on the race is over.
Oh. Good.
That's right.
I can have a good drink now.
I've been doing this race a long time.
I've seen people give up. I've seen people pack it in.
But you didn't, mate, and be proud of that.
Yeah. Absolutely.
We had heaps of fun. It was absolutely incredible.
And we're really happy to shine a light on our charity,
the Dharriwaa Elders providing fresh water to Bob out at Walgett.
You know? That should be a right in Australia.
100%. Cruising around Delhi,
it sort of really shines a light on it for us, eh?
Giving fresh water to a first world country
just should be like a given, in a tap. Big fella still lives there.
Mate, you were talking about your son. You love Dane.
Of course I do.
Oh, love you, old fella.
Sad to see you go. It is the end of the road.
But good luck in your next adventure.
Keep doing your charity proud.
And keep doing your mob proud, mate. OK, I will.
Bring it in, boys. Good job. Good job. Well done.
You give him a hug, too, 'cause he's...
Yeah, you're a legend!
This has been incredible.
We finished it. We did the... We did the race.
We got there.
Well done, lads. Walk tall. Alright?
Thanks, my brother. Thanks, boys. Good job.
I'm really proud of my son
for inviting me to go with him in this Amazing Race.
I couldn't thank him enough, so I'll just have to say...
Don't cry.
(THEY LAUGH)
Next time on The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition...
With the Taj Mahal within reach...
Oh, shit. That's a lot of poo.
..our celebrities will have to get down and dirty...
Get into television, kids.
What a glamorous lifestyle!
..as they struggle to push through exhaustion...
I just can't, Mum!
..heat...
Oh. Can we get the medic?
..chaos... Are we, like, so lost? And...
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
..a monsoon event.
The rains are coming.
This is a night that will leave our crews
and celebrities all in shock.
Can we get the medic? His colour is coming and going.
Keep breathing.