Go.
11 celebrity teams started the race in Argentina.
Luke and Julie. Matt and Mel.
Cyrell and Eden.
Your time on the race is over.
Tried our best. We did our best, honey.
We did good. We never gave up.
We're off to the races, darling.
The Matildas secured their second Pit Stop win
in the last leg, South America.
You are the first team to check in.
Logan and Bam Bam, they're coming on our heels.
Tonight. MAN: South Africa, baby.
Let's go.
Our eight remaining celebrity teams try not to lose their heads.
It's a head.
You gotta eat the whole thing.
You eating the little toenails and stuff?
And in a nail biting race to the Pit Stop.
This has gone up quick.
MAN: Whoa. 13. 14. 15.
The only way is up.
Can you hear someone?
South Africa.
It's a country of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant people.
Known as the Rainbow Nation, South Africa boasts a rich tapestry
of culture and history, blending old traditions with new.
And at its heart... Johannesburg.
The locals call it Joburg.
And this urban landscape has grown to be the biggest city
in South Africa.
This bustling metropolis is the economic hub of the nation
and the location for the fourth leg of The Amazing Race Australia.
Keep it up, keep it up, keep it up. Hit me, hit me, hit me.
Our eight celebrity teams have departed South America
and touched down in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Teams must now purchase a ticket with their leg money
and take a train to Park Station, located at the heart of the city.
It's here in the largest train station in Africa.
They will find their next clue.
(ON P/A) The next train to Park Station departs in ten minutes.
Buy a ticket first? Yeah, I got the money.
Teams are departing in the order that they arrived
at the last Pit Stop.
We've played South Africa once maybe.
We have beaten them. So, like, good vibes here.
Can we please go to Park Station? CLERK: Cash or card?
Cash. Thank you.
We're starting in first place.
We feel a little bit of pressure.
All we're thinking about is get on the right train
and get on there ASAP,
because we know the other teams are right behind us.
So platform be leaving in seven minutes,
which means that some teams are going to miss that train.
We need two tickets to Park Station, please.
We start off second, but today we're in it to win it.
South Africa has a deep history.
I've been wanting to come and check out.
The only thing I knew about Africa is
that they've won a few World Cups.
The rugby.
South Africa. We're coming down the escalator
thinking we're going to race into this.
And then all of a sudden...
We hear this massive scream to the right of us.
Fall up on her backside.
Are you okay?
Thank you very much.
I'd love to stick around, but I've got a race to go to.
Lucky the sun's out and the guns are out.
Good work, Logs.
(ON P/A) The next train to Park Station departs in five minutes.
Tickets, tickets tickets tickets, tickets.
All tickets to the left.
Let's go. Excuse me, sir.
Platform B, that way, that way, that way.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Let's see if anyone else turns up.
South Africa, baby.
Let's go.
Oh, the boys are here. Bam and Logan and the girls.
How did they get down here so quick?
Let's go.
Park station.
Tickets.
Excuse me. Sorry.
We were second last in the last leg.
There's only one way to go, Oskie boy.
The only way is... Up.
If everyone's on the same train.
Then that'll bring us even. That's right.
(OVER P/A) The next train to Park Station departs in one minute.
Where do you want to jump on, this one?
Park station.
Howdy, ladies. Tillie's are here.
Platform B is left.
Where's the map?
Platform B. No, it's over here, hon.
Oh, just made it.
Let's go.
Oh, are we stopping the trains for you, Pete, now are we?
Thanks for waiting for me, mate. Oh, you're all right, mate.
Appreciate it. We go now.
We can go now. Let's go, let's go.
Park station... Platform B.
Missed it.
When's the next one?
All right, guys. Nice guys.
Brooke and Adam missed it. Billy and...
Oscar and Christian and Thorpe missed it.
That's a big advantage straight off the start.
Oh, a couple of teams have gone.
It just left as we got down here.
(OVER P/A) The next train to Park Station departs in 25 minutes.
We're all waiting on a train.
WOMAN: We don't want to get lost again.
I've always said music's the best companion
and it just makes you feel good.
Waiting on the train, going to Park Station.
And we're gonna go on a train.
Hope we don't get lost again.
MAN: Just relax guys. Put your noise cancelling headphones on.
I think there's one more stop.
See you on the other side, Peter.
Press the button. Oh, shoot.
Go, straight up the escalator.
Go. We get out of Park Station. It is chaos.
Let's go, let's go. We don't know where to go,
but we know we've got to find the clue.
Just look for a box. It's around here somewhere.
They said we'll find the clue in here somewhere,
so we'll just see what we can find.
Let's go down, let's go down.
Why is he going down?
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Sorry, guys. Let's go.
Oh, have they found something?
Detour, healer or styler.
HOST: A detour is a choice between two challenges,
each with its own pros and cons.
In this detour, teams must choose between Healer and Styler.
Picture this, you can't sleep.
You might be jet lagged like our teams.
You might be restless. You've got stuff happening at home.
What you need to do is get yourselves an inyanga,
a traditional healer that will not only diagnose your problem,
but give you the right potion to fix it.
These markets offer an extensive array of traditional herbal
medicines used by local healers and witchdoctors.
In healer, celebrities must pack and prepare a market stall
ready for business.
They will pack all and I mean all the medicinal items on their mat,
then seek the help of a local to translate the shelf labels,
which are all written in the Zulu language.
Once they have identified the labels and packed their shelves correctly,
they will receive their next clue.
It's good.
Fashion in this city is off the hook.
It is cool, it is colourful and there is no room for beige.
And if you come and see my mate Seba, you can take it all home.
I'm talking the kimonos, jackets, shirts, sweaters.
Only catch is you have to sew it yourself.
Celebrities who choose styler must make their way to Joburg's
emerging fashion district.
One team member will use a sewing machine to put together
a traditional dashiki top,
whilst the other will sew a matching tote bag by hand.
Once Seba is happy with their items, they'll receive their next clue.
Can you do some for me?
Is that okay? Yes. Just for you.
I could do maybe 1 or 2 kimonos.
4 kimonos? Well, we can try.
25. I'll have 25 kimonos.
Healer. Let's go.
Oh, there it is. I see it.
Go down, go down.
We're all getting at the same time.
Detour. All right. Healer. Come on, let's go.
I think we should do Healer. Okay, let's do Healer.
Fashion, that's you. Let's go.
Taxi, got to find a marked taxi.
Can you see the cabs or what?
Yes. My brother.
How are you, brother? Are you good?
Joburg. Let's go.
This is what I'm talking about.
Completely different bro.
What a blessing to be out here.
What a maniac.
Oh, this is beautiful.
This is cool. This has to be the markets.
Right here. Turn left. Turn left.
Perfect perfect, perfect.
Please wait for us. Thank you.
There the shelves. That's exactly what we need to do.
Let's read again.
Each station includes a set of shelves.
Sort and correctly pack all the items on the ground
and place them in their correct position on the shelf,
as per the Zulu label.
To reference how to correctly pack and put the items,
head to the marked shop nearby and observe the marked shelf.
Is this the shelf? Yes.
Candles. Red bottle. Bark.
What's inside the containers?
Red dust. Yellow dust.
Let's fill all the containers first.
The container has red dust.
It's going to be about efficiency and getting it right.
Dust. Red dust.
Oh, not red bark. Damn it.
Wait here for us, sir.
This is what we're going to get here.
Thank you. See you here soon.
We're here to do some healing.
I can feel this is going to be all sorts of messed up.
We arrive at this market, and it's different from anything
we've ever seen before.
Hooves and, like, body parts of animals.
I think this was literally for magic.
This was a magic market.
It could have been. And this is your dream.
I've never been to a market like this before.
And I've been to a lot of markets.
I grow my own sage at home.
Sometimes when we make sage sticks, we put crystals in them.
And I actually do have a crystal in my bag.
When we were in Argentina, we came across a piece of black obsidian
and it's for energy protection, but it could give us a bit of luck.
WOMAN: Head inside and meet the designer.
Oh my God, I'm so keen for this.
I did fashion design in school.
I feel like we made the right decision here.
I definitely think we did.
Lily has a competitive side that I have never seen before.
We're here to win. We're here to do it for the charity.
So at this point, I would probably do anything.
Thank you sir.
Into there.
Hi.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Hi. How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
I'm so excited. I'm so excited.
Let me tell you what you are going to do today.
You will have to do two items, a tote bag.
And a dashiki shirt.
I was very excited.
I have my own clothing business, so we have got experience
with creating and designing clothes.
I was pretty confident that we were going to excel
to some degree at this challenge.
Let's go. Thank you. Thank you.
Hi, how are you?
This is a bit more you than it is me.
This is a pattern, right?
The shirt is on the machine, bag is with your hands.
It was just all about reading the instructions.
There was numbers on the patterns.
What to sow first. I'm surprised that no one else is here yet.
Three teams missed the train we got on, so they're so far behind.
We're all riding on the train.
(OVER P/A) Now, arriving at Park station.
Excuse me.
Need to find a clue.
Looking for the clue.
Oh, in the middle. Down there.
Down.
There it is. Right there.
All right, let's go.
Detour. Styler. Let's go. Let's do Styler.
We're going to do Styler. Let's go.
G'day, mate. Hello.
The red stuff goes in here. Are you sure?
For this challenge, we have to sort and correctly pack the items
on the ground.
Place them on a shelf in the correct order
with the labels beneath them.
But it's all in Zulu language, which we don't know.
Let's go ask the ladies up there to help us.
Can one come help?
Don't tell the other teams, but come and help us.
Help us. Take this and put it.
I knew it, I knew it. Coconut?
It's tough because this may surprise you,
but neither of us speak Zulu.
I think the locals are bemused as to what is going on.
Usually when I'm entertaining a crowd,
there's jokes coming out of my mouth.
Not me trying to work out what the hell this is.
Nice. You're the best. You're the best.
You are a legend.
Thank you so much.
Check, check. I was feeling good.
I think, you know, we smashed it out of the park.
Block so no one else sees.
I think our guy was good.
Please, please...
What? No, we're missing something.
We're missing. Okay, let's go back.
Check, please.
This detour it feels very easy to do.
We're doing something wrong, we can't quite work it out.
Check, please. Check.
We're not seeing it.
It might be the amount of what we got.
A little bit more. A little bit more.
Might be the difference. Check, please.
Surely everything looks correct.
How? What?
I don't know what it could be.
Where's the clue?
We've done all of that.
I'm so confused as to what we're missing.
I don't know, I'm losing my mind.
Something's wrong. Something's wrong.
I'm not too sure what I'm getting wrong.
Check, please.
I don't know what it could possibly be.
We have prepared all the different items
and placed them in the correct spot.
We just don't understand what is wrong.
Do you know what? I'm getting out my crystal.
Yes.
This crystal is going to make me succeed.
So I have a good feeling about the next one.
We sorted everything that was on the ground.
We sorted everything. Everything is perfect.
Where's the clue?
Correctly pack all the items on the ground.
We packed all. Pack it all?
Do you reckon pack it all?
You are...
Oh, that's why there's all the containers.
So we had everything on a mat and there was heaps of it.
We had heaps of containers,
but we only had one displayed on the shelf at a time.
And so we just had, like, a brain snap.
Why are they doing more? Maybe do all of these.
We need to sort it all.
We're preparing the stall for sale.
You can't have all of it on the ground.
It needed to be up on the shelves.
I think that's the trick. And then fill up all the bottles.
Get it all in. Everyone clued on at the same time.
It was a mad dash to get everything on our mat into the right packaging.
It's like everyone was trying to clean up their house
before their parents got home all of a sudden.
This has probably killed us for the day.
I just hope it's right.
We have so much left.
This could take forever.
It's all hands on deck right now.
We've been here for a while now.
Probably picked the wrong challenge.
Do you reckon making a dress and a tote bag was harder
For the first ten minutes I thought we'd chosen the right one.
Now I'm not so sure.
Have you ever sown before? Yeah.
Okay, sweet you're sowing.
I haven't sewed anything before. You have designed clothing.
I have done that.
But that was not me... doing the needle with the thread.
Thread? Yeah.
I have watched my grandparents.
I haven't done it myself.
When I was a kid, I'd, like sneak into the sewing room and, like,
actually pretend it was a car.
Like making noises.
Is this it here? Right here.
We're pretty fashionable people.
Probably me more so than you.
Billy. Nice shirt.
Nice to meet you. Thank you. Thank you.
You're pretty basic.
You've got your three t shirts you wear on rotation,
a couple pairs of socks and a few pairs of jocks
that I would hate to know how old.
How do I get this machine going?
Hello.
Here comes trouble.
MAN: True to form. Running last.
Needle and thread. Here we go.
So I used to do textiles at school.
And because I was away singing so much, I had this really cool
friend of mine, Katie Baldwin,
and she used to do all my sewing for me.
I still am friends with Katie Baldwin because she's a legend.
And she saved me from getting a D. I think she got me a B.
She didn't want to give me an A.
I don't technically call it cheating because the work had to be done.
Opportunistic.
I'm channelling my inner Katie Baldwin.
Come on, Katie. Come on, Katie.
I'm already seeing that you guys are doing great here
with the pattern. Thank you.
Would you hire us? No.
We're cooking with gas over here.
Come on.
Well, I've done this wrong.
What have you done?
I feel like the corners are going the opposite way.
See how that's coming in?
In my head I was like, a tote bag. Seems pretty simple.
Turn it inside out.
I was like, this doesn't look the way it should.
Use these. Unpick.
And start again.
Feel like our potential lead that we may have had
is slowly slipping away.
That hurts. No, there's got to be a better way.
Let's go. Put it all up.
That sage is next level. It's on fire.
Is it supposed to be on fire?
It's correct. That's correct.
Check, check.
I think it's it.
You can buy anything you want.
What?
Honestly, that could have sent me.
Are these ours? Check.
Come on. Good energy. Good energy. If we pass, we give it to you.
Good energy. Good energy. Good energy. Good energy. Good energy.
It's that crystal.
We're going to look a little loopy, but, I mean.
It worked. Give her the crystal.
I appreciate you guys.
The Tillie's are the biggest threat, but I love them so much.
The best girls ever.
Where's our clue?
Woo. Thank you. Thank you.
What a beautiful sight. Thank you so much.
All right, let's go. Oh my gosh.
Roadblock. Who can walk the walk and talk the talk?
I'll do it.
Eat a traditional street dish known as walkie talkies.
HOST: A roadblock is a challenge
that only one team member can complete based on a cryptic clue.
Every city has a few old school snacks, and in Joburg
you can still find yourself a nice bowl of walkie talkies.
What are they? Well, I'm so glad you asked.
Essentially, it's just a chicken head.
And chicken feet.
At this roadblock, one member from each team will need to finish
one full serving of chicken heads and chicken feet,
leaving nothing but bone.
Then present their plate to the judge
to receive their next clue.
Fine dining.
Let's go. Go, girls.
Rub the crystal. Come on, it worked for the girls.
If it worked for the girls, can work for us.
It's like a shop that I would want to shop at.
Yes.
Finally. It's a crystal.
I do not know how but thank you.
Thank you, Havana and Steph.
Roadblock. Who can walk the walk and talk the talk?
It's you 100%.
Checkity, check, check.
Yes.
Roadblock. That's you.
Check. Got it.
You can talk the talk. Okay, cool.
I mean, I just wanted to check how you're doing.
This is the last slide.
And then you're going to be presented with a masterpiece.
Stop laughing at me.
I'm not, I'm cheering you on.
MAN: Going all right. I can't thread this needle.
Do you want help? Yes, please.
Okay. Hold on. I just got to do this one.
I'm well out of my depth here.
I'm almost finished, so I'll be able to help.
This is quite the task, getting the old handles on.
Who's getting the handles on?
We're way behind, Osk.
WOMAN: Yours sounds like it's milking a cow.
Holy heck. Did you hear that thing go?
I'm seriously struggling making this traditional shirt.
I can tell because all I could hear was...
Oh no. Oh no.
Oh, no. Oh, no, that's not good.
... looking at me and he can just tell that this is going nowhere.
So I'm pretty worried that we're just going to drop further
and further back here.
Oh, no. This is really bad.
I think I got that, I think I'm done.
I've actually made I've made an amazing top.
That's good. Done.
Check, check.
That's good.
It is. I thought I got the hemming...
Oh. Come on...
Well done, guys.
Thanks, guys.
I think Katie Baldwin will be very proud of me.
Roadblock.
You can talk anywhere.
I'll do the roadblock. Let's go.
Check, please.
I think we did okay.
Yes.
Who can walk the walk and talk the talk?
You're a podcaster. I feel like...
It makes sense. I'm gonna do it.
I'm nervous.
Eat a traditional street dish known as walkie talkies.
All right, let's go.
I knew I'd get stitched up, I knew it.
All right.
Oh, yum.
Can I have a plate of walkie talkies, please?
Yum, yum.
It's chicken. Just chicken. It's just chicken.
It's chicken feet. Chicken heads, eyes, everything.
I see no one else eating.
Does this mean we're first?
It looks like we're first.
But we couldn't be, could we?
We're first.
We're in the lead.
You can kill this.
You love chicken.
Over here, over here. Here.
Okay. Yep. Oh, God.
That's fine. Is it?
Yeah. It looks like little chicken feet.
Little bites. It's little bites.
Don't look at that. Don't look at that. Don't look at that.
I don't want the legs.
Walkie talkies. Here we go.
She was loading it up one after the other.
It was everything but the good parts, you know.
Let's go. Get it down ya.
Close your eyes. Close your eyes.
I can't. I don't want to chomp on the bone.
Oh, yeah. Nice.
We got to go to a marked store that sells walkie talkies.
Okay. Yum. I don't want to know what they are.
It's just chicken. Plate of walkie talkie, please.
We enjoy some fine dining. There's no doubt about that.
And all of our fine dining, I can't remember.
Correct me if I'm wrong, Bridge.
We've never ordered the chicken feet or the chicken heads.
No, you're not wrong. We haven't. We haven't. Never.
How you going there, Pete?
Lovely, mate.
Getting into that. High five.
Walkie talkies is indicating... Walkie would be a foot.
Do you know what walkie talkies is, driver?
See, it's a one of a delicacy.
Chicken feet.
Deep fried chicken. Okay.
Don't think of anything gross.
Just in your head. It's chicken.
You're eating chicken. Like KFC.
In your head just keep that, it's a chicken.
Hello.
Can I please have some walkie talkies?
It's a head.
Bit of both.
DRIVER (V.O.): Don't think of anything gross.
In your head, just keep that it's a chicken, just in your head.
It's like KFC.
You got this?
What's this?
That is not good.
It's some kind of bird. I saw their face.
You're right. You got this.
Make sure you don't leave a bit of meat on there, HB.
Are you eating the little toenails and stuff
or is that counted as bone?
Yeah, eat the whole thing.
You gotta eat the whole thing.
Okay I'm eating the toenails.
I had a good job of just supervising today,
so I was just watching,
and I was kind of just sledging the other teams.
How's that little bones in the head going? You all right?
Make sure you get in between the toes.
Get in between the toes, too.
The sledging probably went down
better than the chicken head itself.
Hey, Lily.
Hello.
Dude.
You got it.
How's it going in there?
Are you actually doing anything, mate? There's a lot of talk.
Check. Check, please.
Yes.
See ya, fellas.
We're getting close, aren't we?
I'm not going to be beaten by a swimmer and his mate.
Roadblock. Who can walk the walk and talk?
You've always done that your whole career.
Check. Check.
You might be able to sell this one, I reckon.
Oh, no. He doesn't want it.
Yes.
Oh, thank you.
Safe to say we will never have a career in fashion.
Righto. We're away now.
Who can walk the walk and talk the talk?
That's you, I reckon. Me?
You can walk the walk and talk the talk.
Righto. Let's go.
Yeah, I reckon... Let's have a look. Let's go have a look.
Ain't nothing but chicken, baby.
Yes.
It's what we needed. That's what we needed.
Thank you.
Travel on foot to the Historical Rand Club
to find out one of the Big Five.
Once found, thoroughly search the area for your next clue.
This is the very posh Rand Club,
and it's pretty much as old as the city itself,
and over the years has hosted some of the country's
biggest movers and shakers.
Teams must find their way on foot through the streets of Joburg
to the Rand Club, then search each room to find the big five animals
that appear on the South African currency, also known as the rand.
When they locate this golden buffalo,
the box beside it will hold their next clue.
Your money is a hint for what you will be looking for.
So what do we have on the money,
I think is the big five, which is this.
Cheetah, buffalo, lion, elephant and a rhino.
You know, what we're good at is just doing anything
and just keep going.
Havana's smashing it.
Being an artist like you are a singer and a DJ.
How many rejections did you get before you got success?
And you just kept going and going and going.
When I started DJing, me being this really girly girl
with a short skirt and my hair done, my makeup.
xHeels this high. Yeah, I was definitely judged.
That was okay by me because I knew what I had inside
and I knew what I was capable of.
Eat that little bit there and I reckon we'll give it a go
and we can come back if we need to.
Underestimate me.
I'm really happy to prove you wrong.
Yes.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Let's go. This way. This way. Okay.
Oh my God. Nailing it.
Well done. That's ace.
You did it.
Okay, travel on foot to the historical Rand Club
to find one of the Big Five.
Once found, thoroughly search the area for your next clue.
Sounds good. Let's go.
You're doing well.
Come down to this side here,
because then they'll change the street over here.
No matter how banged up the streets were
and how bad the kind of the living was, the people were awesome.
They were the ones who got us through and led us on the way.
So go straight to the corner and onto the right.
Okay. Thank you brother.
Find the marked stall selling walkie talkies.
Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, boss.
Are these walkie talkies?
May I have a small plate, please?
Chicken heads. Thank you. Thank you. Let's go.
Oh, yum. Oh, yeah lot.
What are you doing there? That's a lot. Thank you.
Get into it, Brookie.
Get into it.
Fortunately, in this for me, there was some familiarity
with being an Olympian.
Often I would be invited as the guest of honour to an event.
And some things that are unusual for some people
was presented to me.
I've had snake's gallbladder, and I do think it's important
to be respectful.
Poor Lil's struggling.
This is it. This will get us ahead of these guys
and the others haven't left too far behind.
He's definitely who I turn to for the eating challenges.
Are you saying I'm fat?
All right, mate, this is it.
Rand Club. Rand Club.
Hello. How are you?
Number 33.
We need to find the five. Big five.
The big five are lions.
Leopard. Leopards.
Elephant. Yes.
Rhino. Buffalo.
Buffalo. That's not a buffalo.
It's a bull. Okay, fine.
I'm just making sure maybe they've done it differently.
I could be wrong.
We look for something that's got to do with these animals
that we're trying to look for.
We've got to find one of the big five.
I hope they don't have a dress code.
We were up at the Rand Club,
and we walk in and we feel underdressed.
This feels very fancy if we ever get married again.
We do it here.
Reckon Nelson Mandela sat here one time?
Can you imagine the meetings must have been here.
The conversations those walls would have heard from politicians,
from the movers and shakers of Johannesburg and South Africa.
Yeah, it's fascinating to be in that historical space.
We got this.
We're going to be right back in this game.
With the head...
We're going to go for a check. Let's go for a check.
All right? Have a drink.
Please...
You crushed it. You crushed it.
I've eaten every bit of head.
It's all bones. Nothing but bones.
Hey, hey, hey.
Good work.
Thank you. Route info.
Travel on foot to the historical Rand Club
to find one of the Big five.
Let's go. Come on.
Let's go. Okay.
It needs to be down to the bone.
So everything off the bone.
It's just us three groups here left now.
How are you going, Thorpie?
You like it?
That's it, Thorpie. What an animal.
Good work.
That's got to be enough. I can see it's brain.
Babe, you're gonna have to... I know I'm doing it.
Lilly's struggling isn't she? Yes.
You've got this. You've got this.
Jets showed me what it is like to be treated by someone
who really cares.
I think he's just the most incredible human being.
That's right. You're doing so well.
So I don't want to disappoint him.
You don't have much more, I don't reckon.
Please, I really can't.
How are they going, all right? Taking his time.
He's chipping away.
Get this down and then we're over. We'll get it checked.
Keep washing it with water and just swallowing it down.
You've done all the hard work.
Now just a few more yummy bits to go.
Okay. Can we check now?
We're nearly done. Yeah.
Go have a check.
Oh, my God, it's coming out my nose.
Sorry, mate.
Speed it up.
Lilly's done too.
Open your mouth.
I'm so proud of you.
Thank you.
Let's go.
Travel on foot to the historical Rand Club.
To find one of the Big fives.
Let's go.
That's all right. Keep going.
Where are they all going?
The Rand Club. Is this it?
Is this the Rand Club? Yes. Thank you.
Pull out your money.
Rand club. What a cool place.
Let's go, let's go.
Only go in open doors.
Cow. Is there a cow?
I'm a member of no clubs.
I don't even go clubbing.
I'm clubless.
So I'm a fish out of water.
I was a part of the chess club when I was younger.
What do you mean? Fun fact.
Were you a member? Oh, no.
Member of the chess club when I was in primary school.
Didn't even know that was a thing, to be honest.
Nothing. No, let's go upstairs.
We need to sweep the ground floor first.
It's not going to be... Oh, let's look in here.
Okay. We've got to keep going.
This is looking promising.
Let's just try another room here.
Hey, hey. Hey, there's a buffalo.
Yes. Let's go.
Once we've got our clue, we kind of kind of keep it a secret.
Kept it under wraps.
Route info.
Race to the top of Hallmark House in Maboneng
to find Beau at the pitstop.
Hurry. The last team check in may be eliminated.
HOST: As the sun sets over Johannesburg.
Our teams must head 15 floors up to Hallmark House,
to a sky high pit stop for the fourth leg
of The Amazing Race Australia.
We're off to the pit stop.
Yes. Woo.
Let's go, South Africa.
That's all bone. Okay.
Let's go up and check.
I will look at a chicken parma one day
the same as I used to, but I've got to give it 3 or 4 months.
It's going to have some sort of effect on me
this walkie talkies.
Thank you.
Oh, let's have another one for fun.
Yay. Thank you.
Good work, dopey. Let's go.
He's getting the ripping going. We're back.
We are back in town. Oh, God.
Travel on foot to the historical Rand Club
to find one of the big five.
The big five. You know what the big five are.
So we've got to go up and right. Righto.
Here.
Darling. I don't understand.
We're looking for one of the big five.
That's one. Yes.
We need to find one of the big five.
Okay, so look for animals. Yeah.
It's not going to be hidden away, is it?
Yeah. It says they searched thoroughly.
Look in the desk.
There is a big one.
I'm looking for animals.
Okay. Is there a big five in this room?
Leopard on the wall.
How hidden could it be?
I got it, I got it.
Here?
Just wait. I'm observing. Yeah.
Okay. I think they've got it.
It's important when you find a clue that you need to be subtle about it.
Because at any point, you could lose your lead.
If you have a lead, you could be overtaken in the blink of an eye.
Because Havana and Steph did it to us,
and we noticed they were acting clueless when they walked past us.
So they definitely had it.
Race to the top of the Hallmark House.
to find Beau at the Pit Stop.
Do you know what? I think the boys are in front of us.
The girls are right behind us.
These lights aren't looking too good for us, but.
The girls were in front of us.
So if you know any special, tricky ways.
We look like we're in peak traffic.
We can't stuff this up. I know.
Winner winner chicken dinner, baby.
I love the Matildas and they love us.
We've got a good bond going on,
but they will not let us beat them over the line.
You don't reckon? They're sports people.
It's just goes against their nature.
If it's a foot race, we can get them.
MAN: 1, 2, 3.
1, 2, 3.
You go to the hip.
You've got great rhythm, man.
There it is, there it is, there it is.
Yes, there it is.
I'm so jealous.
Hallmark House, Hallmark House.
Here we go. Let's go, let's go.
We're off to the pit stop.
We've got the Matildas chasing us.
All I care about, though,
is getting to the top of that Hallmark House.
What a good spot here. We're in a good spot.
Come on, baby, let's go.
I would be gobsmacked if we got first on the mat.
Actually, I shouldn't even say that. We're gonna do it.
We can't stuff this up.
Let's go, let's go. It's a pit stop.
Think we've done it, Logs.
Let's go. Let's go. Come on.
Let's go, Logs.
22.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Thank you, my brother.
Bam Bam and Logan, you are first team check in.
What a day. What a day.
What a city.
This is your second win. Would you like to stay at the top?
We're here to compete.
We're in it to win it. In it to win it.
I'd do a shoey but I've got no... These are the last shoes I've got.
I'm still waiting for them back.
They won't fit you.
All right, we'll bring it in, boys.
Well done.
Got to beat the other taxi. The Tillies are right behind us.
We have to get to this lift straight away.
We can't beat them on a foot race.
We'll run to the elevator. 15th floor.
We're neck and neck with Havana and Steph.
So it's game on. It's game on.
It's here. Pull over.
Thank you.
Is this a lift?
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
Run, run.
Look for them. Look.
What level is this? 15?
No, this is 3. Quick. Get back.
It's level 3. Get out. Let it go.
We might overtake them. Look, they're screwing up.
I hear them. Why do I hear them?
What are you doing?
Stop pressing it. Don't press it. Don't press it.
We're going down. Oh, no.
Okay, okay. Come in, come in. We're going 15.
Don't press it. No.
What's up with the 15th floor?
Is it just open? Are you going to 15 as well?
Yes. Okay, you're in for the race.
We're looking for the yellow and red flags.
If you see it, point to us. But don't tell anyone else.
I think the girls went down.
I think the girls went down to P3.
There's actually a chance that we could get in front.
Pit stop.
15. Find Beau at the top. That's all it said, right?
Yep. 13. 14. Okay, okay.
Get ready.
I can hear someone.
Okay, let's go up the stairs.
Yes, I see it.
Yes.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Thank you.
Havana and Steph, you are the second team to check in.
We're getting better and better.
Oh, here we go. Here we go.
Welcome to Johannesburg. Yeehaw. Thank you.
Chloe and Emily, you are the third team to check in.
I'll take that.
The girls.
The Rand club. Yeah. Big five.
All right, so we walk into the Rand Club last,
and there's four of other teams, and they seem lost.
They were walking around like headless chooks.
Headless walkie talkies.
I'm not good at hide and seek.
This is so frustrating. Oh my God.
We could be here for hours. We better find it soon I think.
They're going to find out we're not actually members.
It's hard to see. There's lots of different rooms.
It's dark. Some of them have got their torches out
and they're looking behind bookshelves.
And they've been there a while, so we'd actually caught up.
We're back in the game. Well and truly.
Hang on.
Where are you, hon?
Let's go. Hang on.
Up the shirt. Up the shirt. Up the shirt.
Frustrating thing is, there's not many places
that actually hide things. It's there.
I'm going back to the ballroom. Find Beau at the Pit stop.
Hurry. The last team to check in may be eliminated.
I don't want to be last.
Clues. Clues.
Trying to find where this clue could be.
Find Beau at the Pit stop.
Hurry. The last team may be eliminated. Let's go.
As quick as we can.
Where are you going? Just one more.
Look here.
Yes.
So it was hard to find.
Find Beau at the Pit stop.
Hurry. The last team to check in may be eliminated.
Leaving this challenge, we're still last.
All the other teams are already gone.
We're going to be chasing them to the final pit stop.
We're in a little bit of trouble. No, no, no. Right, right, right.
He's going. Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Hallmark House. Here we come.
Oh, my God, I'm so excited.
You right, hon? I'm right. Up the lift.
Love the lift. Quick. Level 15.
Come on, come on.
BEAU: Here we go.
Lead the way. Lead the way.
Yes.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Thank you, sir.
Brooke and Adam, you are the fourth team to check in.
Yes.
All that chicken feet and head.
You got faster with it.
Oh, man, I feel sick.
Traffic's insane.
Let's go.
Nice and fast, let's go, brother.
As fast as possible.
Put distance. Put vehicles between us and the one behind.
Billy's definitely behind us. And Jet and Lily.
Were just stuck behind this car.
They made up time quickly.
Thank you.
Oh my God.
Let's get some Johannesburg drift going on.
Car stuck in the wrong lane here.
And we're just stuck behind this car.
Good driving bro.
Nice.
Thank you.
I didn't really get the chance to go backpacking with friends
from high school.
That's why I wanted Christian and I
to have this kind of experience together.
Nice.
It's now not only sharing it with yourself,
but it's now starting to share it with other people.
We're genuinely forming friendships with...
Didn't expect for that to happen.
You want to see everyone do well.
The reality is there's going to be one team
that doesn't do well enough to be able to go through.
Or sometimes you just need a bit of luck.
A bit of luck.
I mean, there's nothing we can do about traffic and stuff.
Just try to be positive.
Yep.
Thank you, sir. Thank you.
When you come to Australia, you stay with us.
Thorpie was pretty quick on that.
I can feel them coming.
Oh, here we go.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Thank you, brother. Thank you.
Thropie and Christian, you are the fifth team to check in.
Thanks, bro.
Well done.
Pete and Bridget, you are the sixth team to check in.
We'll take it.
Bring it in. Bring it in.
Well done. Good effort, everyone.
We walked out of there last.
There's no doubt about that.
But we're in Joburg.
Anything can happen.
Sometimes you get a bit of luck.
We just went past it.
It's telling him to go around the corner.
It's all right.
He was following his GPS around the back of the building.
We've been dropped off down the back of the building.
Maybe there's a lift down here that we can jump in.
It doesn't really look like it, but.
Maybe we can go up through there.
Little legs are running as fast as they can.
Could barely breathe.
Where is he taking us?
Just down here a bit.
Watch that foot.
15th floor. Here we come.
I can hear him.
Come on, dopey.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Hey, thank you brother. Thank you.
Billy and Oscar, you are the seventh team to check in.
That was close. Seven.
We're still here. We're still going.
We fight another day.
All right. Bring it in. Bring it in.
Oscar has made me proud again.
I'm glad I've picked him.
And he's sitting here next to me.
Very, very proud and very happy to have him help me out
and get the old man through.
Seventh. You're still alive.
Just. Just. Thank you.
Anything is possible.
Someone may not be here.
Let's hope for the best.
Welcome to Johannesburg.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Same colour.
Team pink.
Jett and Lily, you are the last team to check in.
And you are eliminated.
Your time in the race is over.
That's all right. Come here.
It sucks. It's okay.
It's shattering that we're not going to be there
for the rest of it.
But this is a game and it's a race, and people have to get eliminated.
Your sister obviously is who you were racing for.
And ED is very close to us.
My sister battled with an eating disorder for almost 18 years,
and the doctors told her she wasn't going to make it to her 30th
birthday, and she battled on through to her 33rd.
And it means a lot to us to sort of try and do our best for that.
Uh, I think with us talking about it, raising awareness
that gives people who are going through the same thing,
they can... Give them a chance.
Yeah. Sorry. It's all good, mate.
It is so okay, mate.
It's so good, mate.
It's an incredible experience.
I mean, we got to see some crazy parts of the world, and...
Yeah. Look, again, we're gutted.
Honestly, we are gutted.
Well, thank you so much for your journey.
Thank you for all the work you do for ending ED.
Very proud ambassador and you should walk very tall, mate.
And your family will be very proud.
Thank you so much. Unfortunately, it's all over.
Yeah. That's it.
Well done. You okay?
Thank you.
Next time on the Amazing Race Celebrity Edition.
Slow and steady wins the race.
That one's wrong. Yeah, that's not what I ordered.
Emotions are riding high in Soweto.
I feel so grateful to be here.
Humble beginnings.
I was getting a bit emotional.
I'm so happy I met you.
But some teams hit the brakes.
I hate this bike.
Think, think.
I'm thinking.
I'm honestly stumped.