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(CHEERING) ..11 incredible celebrity teams...
(BOTH CHEER)
This is so exciting. I've never felt so excited in my life.
My heart is racing. That was amazing.
..have taken on the adventure of a lifetime.
Look at this. Oh, that's beautiful.
It looks like it's from another world.
And clear frontrunners have emerged.
Chloe and Emily, you are the first team to check in.
Yes! Bam Bam and Logan,
you are the first team to check in.
Wah-hoo!
OK, that's it, I see it.
Can see the flag.
It's easy to look at the...the athletes and think
they're always going to have the podium finishes,
but we are here to win it, and there's no reason why we can't.
Tonight...
We need to go to Soweto.
..in the hometown of greatness...
Brother, Nelson Mandela House - which way?
There's nothing else.
..teams begin to crumble...
I hate this... (BLEEP) ..bike.
Right now, life is so good, and I just do not want to go home.
Sorry.
..but find hope...
Hello, kids!
So, what do you think we're doing wrong?
Come, let me show you.
..in the strength of the people.
There's a universal language that kids speak,
gives you hope in what you do. Yeah. Thank you!
This is the future that Mandela started to build
that continues on today.
I want you to wake up every day, tell yourself you're beautiful,
that you're strong, you're courageous, because you are.
Oh.
(TRAIN HONKS)
# Welcome to Soweto Welcome to Soweto
# Welcome to our school
# Welcome to Soweto Welcome to Soweto... #
(MEN CONTINUE SINGING) Here we are in Soweto,
the biggest township in South Africa.
Now, it's got quite a lot of history here, and a whole lot of rhythm.
And it was also home to the man who gave the country its rhythm back.
# Welcome to Mandela... #
Nelson Mandela holds legendary status,
not just here but around the world,
for his heroic struggle to end decades of apartheid.
He stood for reconciliation and peace.
And despite all the challenges of the past, the 2 million people
who live in Soweto all share a heart-warming sense
of joy and happiness...
# My name is Jack I live in a shack
# I might be black 'cause I have a sixpack
# Soweto... # ..which greets you at every turn.
Boy!
Welcome to the fifth leg of The Amazing Race, Australia!
# Australia! Just to welcome Soweto
# Welcome to Soweto Welcome to Soweto
# Welcome to West... # Great job, brother.
You got a job in TV maybe coming up
if you want it.
You could host Deal Or No Deal maybe. Very good.
We're kicking things off today in a nearby hotel,
where our teams are raring to go.
(YAWNS)
Well, maybe not everyone.
Good to see you're...game-ready.
(BOTH LAUGH)
It ain't over till the fat boy sings.
I think we do really want a girl team to win.
Yeah, we always try.
'Cause there never has been a girl team to win before.
None of this bloody three or four today.
No. We're going number one.
I'm sure this is what Thorpie does before a gig.
And the Tillies.
They're like... They're like... Just pretend there's a ball there.
(KNOCK AT DOOR) Oh, here we go.
Yee-hah!
Alright.
"Catch a taxi to the largest and liveliest township of South Africa."
BOTH: "Soweto."
"Find the clue box near Lebo's Backpackers
"to receive your next clue."
OK, let's go. Let's go.
The remaining seven teams are leaving the hotel by taxi
in the order they arrived at the previous pit stop.
They're heading 30Ks south-west to Lebo's Backpackers.
It's a go-to place if you want to experience
the bustling vibes of Soweto.
(CAR HORN BEEPS)
And it's here they'll find their next clue.
What's Soweto like, brother?
Uh, it's a really...very busy place.
BAM BAM: It's for real, out here. This is the real hood.
It's where the blacks were put
when the blacks couldn't go hang out where the whites could hang out.
What about the history of Soweto? Was it always an affluent neighbourhood?
Or has it...? What's the history of it?
Is it trendy?
You know, the first black president, Nelson Mandela?
Yes! Yeah.
Oh, is his house out there? Yeah.
Can you tell us where it is?
Just in case we need to go there today.
Look at those dogs!
No, it's not dogs.
Oh, goats! Goats!
Here we go. A nice rip to start the day.
Go! Taxi!
Yes. Soweto.
Let's get a taxi.
Our game plan sticks the same. We just keep doing what we can.
Stay at our pace. Yes.
Maybe a bit quicker, actually.
That's the Uber around here. (BOTH LAUGH)
Drops you to your door. Look at that.
We know we're starting off third, so...
Yeah. And we know we want to finish first.
So, let's take it clue by clue by clue.
I think just a touch more urgency.
It's better for us to, like, let someone else lead.
OK. Us find our way.
Yeah. Be calm in that.
Emily and I are getting to learn more about each other,
our friendship, and how we best get, you know,
what your strengths are and what my strengths are out of each other.
I think that's the edge that athletes have -
this winning mentality.
But I think we...we have some underdogs.
Brooke and Adam?
Brooke and Adam and... Flying at the moment.
However, I think it's going to be another tough day
against Bam and Logan, to be fair.
I don't know about you, but I'm already Sowet-ing.
MAN: Lebo's, Soweto.
BAM BAM: This is it.
Thanks, brother.
STEPH: Oh, guys, hey! Hello, girls.
It's cool out here.
Let's go.
(GASPS) "Roadblock."
"Who's ready to take it up a gear?"
I'll go.
BEAU RYAN: A Roadblock is a challenge
that only one team member can complete, based on a cryptic clue.
(BICYCLE BELL RINGS)
Bikes are the cheapest and fastest way to get around this township.
In this challenge, one team member must assemble a bike
from the ground up, without any help from their team-mate.
The seat and wheels are the easy part,
but threading that chain, well, that's another story.
Put together a smooth ride to collect the next clue
and cruise the Sowetan streets.
Not ready, but I am. (CHUCKLES) OK.
There's bike ranks over here.
I'm sure I can do this.
Bicycle maintenance right here.
Oh, "working demonstration" is just a bike.
OK.
Alright. Do you know what?
This is good because I'm the assembler.
OK.
Remember when you couldn't assemble your table.
"The tools provided must only be used on the rear tyre."
Just look at the demonstration.
Look at the demonstration because I can't help.
I have never put a bike together before.
Actually, when I once bought a bike, I took it to a shop
to get it assembled.
Yeah, I've got this.
I used to ride bikes when I was growing up.
I wouldn't say I was a good rider, but, yeah,
I've put a few bikes together and pulled a few apart in my time.
So nervous. Butterflies.
Oh, I see the flags.
Let's go get the clue.
Thank you, Brian.
Oh, it's a roadblock, hon. You.
You sure? Take it up a gear.
OK. I reckon it's driving.
OK. OK.
You've got this, hon. Let's go. OK. Let's go.
I doubt those girls have ever changed a back tyre, Chlo, so...
Yep. You got it.
Give me your bag, honey.
Hey, guys. Hey.
How's it going?
Terribly. You changed a tyre before?
No.
BAM BAM: On to the turn.
Looking good there, mate.
Yeah, mate, we got there.
Down to the trick that you've done this before.
I have sadly never changed a bike tyre.
I've watched my dad do it, though.
I feel like...
You've got it, Emily. You've got it, darls.
Alright. Yep. Attention to detail.
I need my tools. Yep. You need your tools.
Oh, shoot. Yep. You've got it, darls.
You've got it, darls.
You can do this, honey.
You've done bikes before, yeah?
ADAM: It's been a long time.
I actually done my trade as a mechanic
when I left school at 16,
but I've never actually worked a day as a qualified mechanic
because... (LAUGHS)
..I was a far better guitar player than I was a mechanic. Yes!
Actually, I'm going to put... Hang on.
I'm going to put the seat on first.
Hey, Bam, do you reckon it matters if the chain is twisted?
Yeah. How do you untwist it?
How are you going there, champ?
Pull it down, the thing at the back.
No, no, no, none of this.
Just talk to me. Pull it straight.
A to B, A to B.
See you later.
What's yours twisted?
So, don't come to us asking for any tips, 'cause any minutes
we can, um, get in front, we will take it.
# See you in Soweto. #
Someone's gonna help me. Come on.
Just the seat, then we're sweet, baby.
Little tools, big hands, big dreams.
Check, check, check.
Check, my brother.
How's that?
Yeah!
That's what I'm talking about.
Give me that thumbs up, baby.
Yeah! Yes, baby! Woo!
Thank you, brother.
It's done.
Far out.
Those Matildas are going to be good at this, too.
Let's go. "Route info."
"Nelson Mandela is considered by many as the father
"of the new South Africa.
"Ride your bicycles to his former house to search for the next clue."
It's just an Amazing Race clue box, but I'm putting it here,
in front of the most amazing man.
Nelson Mandela is described as the father of the nation,
and he never, ever shied away from what he believed in.
And he lived right here, in this exact house, with his family,
on Vilakazi Street in Soweto.
Do you know how to ride a bike?
(SIGHS)
It's been a while, but I think I'll find my feet.
Or my wheels. Oh, my God.
Alright. Oh, only one left. One left?
"Who is ready to take it up a gear?" Yes, you are.
I think I'm ready to take it up a gear.
You're ready to go, Osci. I'll do it.
Yeah? Think you can?
I don't know if my legs will be able to do it.
Yeah, I'm happy to do this one, mate.
Yeah, you go, you go. Sweet.
Big Logs, I don't even know if he can ride a bike.
You good, Log?
LOGAN: We'll soon find out, won't we, brother?
Vroom-vroom-vroom-vroom-vroom!
Brother, Nelson Mandela House -
which way?
This way or that way?
This way.
Don't overthink things. Emily, don't overthink things.
No, this is the gears.
The gears go at the back, right? Correct.
Yes. Correct.
Alright, so I need to put the tyres on.
Better get going. How's everyone else going?
Is there a demonstration, mate? I don't need it.
OK.
BRIDGET: I think you just have to build the bike. Yeah.
BROOKE: That's great.
Oh, my God, you've got it!
I think we're ready. I think we're ready.
Are you serious?
Judge! Yeah, sorry.
Come on, come on, come on. We got this.
Yeah! Yes! Come on. Good work, honey.
I've never worked a day as a qualified mechanic.
Let's go.
But I think the whole reason I done my apprenticeship was for today.
Righto.
For a win! For a win.
Let's go, honey! Let's do it, hon.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, good job with the bike-making!
Oh, my God, I'm so glad you did that.
Oh, my God, I hope I don't fall over!
Probably the last time I rode my bike
was when I was riding to high school, and I had to ride
past Adam's house every day to get to school...
..and I absolutely hated him.
Took Brooke a while to develop taste.
You're doing great, honey.
Thanks, honey.
And he'd yell out, "I'm gonna marry you one day, Brooke McClymont."
And I'd honestly flick him the bird and say,
"In your dreams, mullet-head!"
I got the last laugh.
And that's a love story.
Rock'n'roll!
We've still got it, honey!
STEPHANIE: Far out. How can it be so twisted?
I have to go around. HAVANA: Because you have to look at the demonstration.
And it's a bit frustrating because I can see
what the problem is.
And it's hard that I can't just tell her.
Come on.
EMILY: I'm flipping it because you're not saying nothing.
CHLOE: Well, I can't say anything, darls.
Well, you could give me, like...
I can't tell you anything. You could give me a hidden clue.
Is it the top one? (BLEEP)
You're going well, Pete. Thanks, Billy.
That chain on the right way?
BRIDGET: Don't listen to him, Pete. You just...
(CHUCKLES)
I must say, Bridge, you are the handy man of the house.
But... Yeah, I... I'm sorry.
I thought it might have been, like, having to ride
up a hill or something.
This is probably a bit more my forte.
You're doing really good.
Just...you look nice and confident.
It's actually a bit sexy, hey? Sexy? OK.
You, like, fixing a bike and getting all dirty.
(CHUCKLES) Yeah, I'm getting dirty.
Ooh-la-la!
I'm talking about opening a bike shop
when we get back to Australia.
My man building things. Woo!
Good job. You're doing really well.
Come on, Steph.
Come on!
Yes! Come on, Steph! STEPHANIE: Good.
OK, we're gonna get this.
Yes, Steph! Yes, Steph!
There we go. Yes!
Check, please.
BOTH: Yeah! Thank you!
"Ride your bicycles to his former house..."
Yes! "..to search for your next clue."
Yes! Let's go.
Hello.
ONLOOKER: How are you? Good.
Nelson Mandela's house? Left.
Thank you.
G'day. ADAM: Hello.
Nelson Mandela's house? We're going good.
This way?
(HORN HONKS)
We're here, Logs.
Alright, we made it.
Mandela House. Mandela...
# House in Soweto. #
This is his house, 'eh?
It's crazy man.
I think this house is as strong as he was.
It's still standing.
I know a bit about Nelson.
Stood up for the rights of black people in...
..in a country that was run by whites,
and got incarcerated for...for doing so.
Hey, Shido. Ush!
Pleasure to be here.
What an awesome place to be.
Humble beginnings.
I can't believe I'm actually here, to be honest.
My great-grandmother told me that she used to sit
on the black side of the bus, as well, in Australia,
so I'm very proud of being an Indigenous Australian.
I'm proud of where I'm from. I'm proud of what I represent.
We love you, 'dela, but we are in a race.
We've got to keep moving.
BROOKE: OK, we've got to find the clue.
OK, here it is. OK. Here.
"Head on foot to Umbuyisa School of Arts and Culture
"and perform a local song to the beat of your own drum."
They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Well, the kids here in Soweto reckon
they can teach me how to drum like a local.
(ALL SING AND PLAYS DRUMS)
Teams will head to a local music school and learn
a singing and drumming routine...
# Zawa, zawa, zawa, zawa... #
..from the kids.
(ALL SING AND PLAY TRADITIONAL MUSIC)
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Once they find their voices and their rhythm,
they'll receive their next clue.
# Zawa... # I love it.
# Zawa, zawa, zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa... #
It's my favourite bit.
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Great job! Yeah! CHILDREN: Yes!
B.Y.O. drum.
Music! Song.
Song, come on! Here's hoping. Come on.
I'm not the best drummer, but music...
Hopefully, we can sing the song. Yeah. Let's go. Come on. Let's do it.
Let's put this chain on.
Just keep looking at that bike.
Take some time working out what I can see
that you're not seeing.
CHLOE: Here we go.
Perfect.
EMILY: OK. Yes. Yep. You've got it.
Yep. There we go. Boom!
Awesome. OK.
Check!
Look at that. That is amazing.
Smooth. Smooth.
Smooth.
Come on, come on.
Hey?
No? No?
But it's...it's working perfect.
Em, attention to detail. It is!
No. No, no, no.
This is so simple.
I can see what's wrong with it.
Why is that not moving? Why is that not moving?
In my mind, it's so simple. Put the chain back on.
Why did I do that?
It's doing something that I'm not familiar with doing -
that adds stress to me
because I have such a high standard for myself,
and I'm just so paranoid about performing at the top
all the time, and also the fear of letting a team-mate down.
Dumb it down. Dumb it down.
You've got this.
Think, think. (SCREAMS) I'm thinking!
It's just frustration.
Anxiety, I hate failing.
I'm losing my mind!
BILLY: This other bike's a nice put together bike, this other one.
The chain and that, how it goes up and around.
I'm not seeing what I'm supposed to see.
Since... (HUMS) Uh-uh.
What other way can I go? This.
I'm honestly stumped.
You've got it, darls.
(SIGHS)
Darls...
Communication, right now, at the bike challenge is shit.
I can't communicate with her. Can't tell her what to do.
Can't tell her any information but words of encouragement.
I should have known. Gears, gears. This makes me feel helpless.
I know...I know nothing about gears.
I lost a lot of time.
Teams overtook us. I was feeling pretty guilty.
I can't see it.
(SCREAMS) It's so simple! What do you mean, "So simple"?
You're driving me insane. You're driving ME insane!
There's a bit of bickering going on, Osc. We like that.
We like that. Yep.
But don't you listen, son, you just concentrate.
Don't listen to your old man.
You haven't in 24 years, so I don't know why you'd start now.
Crikey, he's impressed me.
Osci just turned the bike upside down,
and a couple of bits... Ch-ch-ch! ..here,
and...bang!
Can we get a check, please? Oh, here we are. Sorry, mate.
Sorry, mate. How are you?
Brilliant! Is your name Brilliant.
I reckon this is brilliant.
Brilliant? Brilliant?
BOTH: Yes! Go!
Thank you, mate. Thank you, brilliant.
Cheers. Thanks. Brilliant.
Really nice. Could have worked it out.
And he goes straight past him early.
Don't go too fast, Osc.
CHLOE: You've got this, darls.
Oh, my God, I'm so sorry, Dad. I'm so sorry, Dad.
Spin. All the time...
All the times I should have watched you.
Thank God. Check, please.
Come on, give it to me. Give it to me. Is it good?
Is it good? Oh, God, please.
Is it good?
BOTH: Yes!
Thank you. Thank you. Come on!
Do you want to hit me? 'Cause... (BOTH LAUGH)
(BLEEP)
There's nothing else...
BRIDGET: There is. There's this and the seat.
I feel free when I'm riding a bike.
Oh, there's a hair salon.
(HORN HONKS)
It's here.
Yay! We're here!
OK.
(PANTS) Look for the clue box.
OK. Ready?
Come on.
I'm getting a bit emotional. I can't believe I'm here.
I just felt overwhelmed.
Like, this man is someone who's such a big part
of South African history,
and was a pretty amazing person. Yeah.
OK.
"Perform a local song..."
BOTH: "..to the beat of your own drum."
This is good.
We're the third team. Yep.
If so, not bad.
I think it's up here.
"Umbuyisa School of Art."
(PANTS) Let's go.
(CHILDREN SCREAM AND SHOUT)
Hey! Hey-hey!
Whoo-hoo!
Yay!
Yeah, the kids. Hello!
Seeing all the kids pulled on a few heartstrings.
Well, I've got seven kids.
My kids at home keep me grounded.
Yeah, the little kids!
Being able to travel has been a blessing,
seeing the unfortunate and how blessed we are back home.
Definitely missing my kids, man.
Yeah. Sorry.
(SNIFFS)
It's the longest I've been away from them, so really missing them.
It's alright, boss, we're going to win.
We're doing them proud. We're doing them proud.
Yeah! (LAUGHS) Hello!
CHILDREN: Hello!
Oh, beautiful!
Adam and I just went,
"Oh, miss...miss our kids." We got...
And they were real cuddles they gave us.
We're missing our kids.
You've got to come and help us drum. CHILDREN: Yes.
Come and help us. We want to win.
You going to show us how to do this song?
(DRUMMING AND SHOUTING)
Those little kids that just come running out, banging on drums...
They're just amazing.
It was just really evident, the power of music and community
and the love that they had for each other
but then they shared with us.
ALL: # Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Any music-related stuff,
we kind of feel like we've got half a chance.
LOGAN: You're teaching us? Will you teach us?
Are you teaching us?
(CHUCKLES)
Pretty good teacher - I'm just not a good learner.
THORPIE: Coming to the end here, Christian.
Loves playing with the nuts as he tightens them up.
(LAUGHS)
Am I doing good, bridge?
You need...
It's, um... I'm trying to find the words to express what it is
without saying the words.
Because I could see that he was frustrated,
but because I couldn't help...
Um...
..I was just standing there. Sorry.
I thought she could have done it telepathically.
I was trying.
You need to try harder, love. We need another 21 more years.
Check, please.
Yeah!
Thank you.
Have a good day. Alright.
Thank you. Well done, Christian.
PETER: All the other teams have now left,
so it's not a great way to start the day.
How am I getting this?
Calm down.
Just breathe.
I'm lost, Bridge. I don't know what's going on.
I'm sorry, sweetie, I'm letting you down. I know I am.
No, you're not. I am.
I think I'm pretty good at dealing with stress at a meta level.
And then, like, at micro level, sometimes,
it might be untying a knot
that makes me explode.
I want to... (BLEEP) ..kick it.
I just want to... (BLEEP) ..kick it. No, that's not being calm, is it?
No, it's not... Can you just take a moment and breathe?
It's the opposite of calm. It's the opposite of calm.
Shall I take the wheel off again?
No. No.
(BLEEP)
I really want to... (BLEEP) ..throw this thing.
I hate this... (BLEEP) ..bike. I... (BLEEP) ..hate this bike.
What's the time penalty? Seriously.
I can't... I can't. I'm...
All the other teams have now left.
There are no new ideas coming into my head.
I'm just seeing a jumble of...of mechanical things.
It's best to take the time penalty on average.
That's what you think?
I'm sorry. I feel embarrassed, and...
Yeah, best to take it now. OK.
It's not how we want to play the game, but I just thought,
"We could be here for another hour,
"so let's cop the time penalty and catch up during the day."
We can't get it done.
I'm sorry.
Thanks, mate.
OK, let's get back on track.
"Nelson Mandela is considered by many
"as the father of the new South Africa.
"Ride your bicycles to his former house to search
"for your next clue."
Jeez, are we going to have to ride these or...?
You can't ride that one.
No. Let's find another bike.
(CHEERFUL MUSIC PLAYS)
BAM BAM: Do you know how to do it? Do it.
Go, go, go!
Oh, my gosh, you're so beautiful!
Oh, Adam and Brooke are here, and they will be guns at this.
For this challenge, we need to learn how to play the drums and sing
and chant with the kids that are teaching us.
Alright, you show.
Go!
We have definitely got rhythm.
We do have rhythm.
No. # Oh... #
OK.
But this is so much harder than we expected it to be.
I don't think we're in time. You're too fast.
OK, I'll go slower. Listen to me now.
# Oh... #
Alright.
Oh, oh, OK.
We weren't terrible. Yes, we were terrible.
Yeah, it's hard to do that at the same time.
Do we both have to sing?
We're thinking, "If we are struggling with this
"and we can't do it, it's fine because no-one else
"is going to be able to."
(DRUMS PLAY)
Let's go, big fella.
Keep up the pace. Them Tillies are going to be coming.
The Tillies will be coming.
CHLOE: Come on.
We have to make up some ground.
EMILY: OK.
Can you see them?
We've been in high-pressure situations before,
but during a soccer match, it's one and done.
Here, we need to actually win,
challenge by challenge.
Oh, God.
Slow down and just get it right, darl.
That's it. Yeah. Slow down.
Everyone's just stressing me out, Bill.
No, you're stressing yourself out.
Oh, thanks.
Yeah, you're right, you're right.
We normally have 11, 12, 15 team-mates.
We can just kind of talk our frustrations out, but...
Yeah. ..right now, it's just me and you.
Let's just learn this song and crack on.
We're gonna make ground up.
But when you're frazzled, I don't like it.
I know, but you know I hate...
I'm frazzled from the bike.
Guess what? We've just overtaken the boys.
Yeah, I know. I need you to be calm.
I am, but the more you say "calm", the less I want to be calm.
OK. OK, just chill now.
OK, Bridge?
Yep.
I'm focusing on making up time.
I have Thorpie and Christian in my sights,
and I'm powering it ahead.
(CHUCKLES)
In fact, you go past Thorpie on a hill.
I pushed so hard.
I'm thinking, "I am beating an Olympian up a hill."
I was so proud of myself.
Done great, Bridge.
We're here.
Nelson Mandela's house?
Thank you.
"Head on foot to Umbuyisa School of Art and Culture
"and perform a local song to the beat of your own drum."
OK, let's go sing.
# Oh. #
(DRUMS PLAY)
There, we're good. Let's go for a check.
We got this, man.
Course we do.
Oh!
Ah-ha!
I'm stuck!
(LAUGHTER)
Give me the chair back.
One, two, three, four...
CHILDREN: # Ee-oh-oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh # Oh!
CHILDREN AND BAM BAM: # Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh. #
Yeah! (LAUGHS)
Come on!
We got it, we got it?
Alright, um, you both need to sing.
You are not singing, I'm afraid. BOTH: Oh.
Yeah, I think, at first, we thought it was...
..it was going to be piss easy, but it obviously wasn't.
Oh, we do it together! Are we all doing it?
OK. OK.
# Oh, oh... #
Shit. That's fast.
# Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa... #
What am I doing, mate?
OSCAR: Yeah. It's gonna be tough.
You don't have the rhythm at all.
Nah, he's tone deaf.
Yeah. In every way.
Oh, my days!
We might never leave here.
We might be coming to school with you kids.
I think you do... # Oh, oh-oh... #
And I do the... I don't...
I think we both have to do it. No.
I have played the clarinet in school, so for me, rhythm is OK.
Not in the hips and in the shoulders.
But ask me to drum, I am so bad at it.
Do you want to stay with this? Let me try and get this. Hang on.
No, but I can't get this one.
Emily.
I can't get this. I can't get this. OK. Try that.
If you ask me to sing and play soccer, I could probably do that
because we know soccer. It's a vessel.
We know... Yeah. It happens, right?
Smooth. But for me, if you asked my wife,
she would say I can't do two things at once.
I can't listen and...and drive.
And if you asked mine, she would say, "Absolutely.
"That is the same."
# Ba-dum-bum-bum-bum
# Bum
# Ba-dum-bum-bum-bum Oh... #
I can't sing and do it at the same time.
Oh!
I know.
# Ee-oh, oh-oh... #
I can't, my brain.
I was in black-tunnel, dark-whole place.
I couldn't focus on anything else but getting this right.
# Ee-oh... # Uh, darls, get away from me.
I need to...I need to listen.
Yeah!
Huh!
How are you?
Up you get. Ready?
Great to be able to spend time with some kids that, you know,
have the happiness and joy and the innocence
that a child's mind has.
Big belly! (GIRL LAUGHS)
Hello?
Hello, buddy.
Give me five. Give me five. Yes!
It was also a reminder that this should be fun for us.
We're surrounded by energy,
so it was trying to take on some of that.
Alright, teach me.
ALL: # Ee-oh! Oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Oh!
# Eea-oh-oh! #
BROOKE: We're looking around, and the other teams are struggling.
Oh, sorry.
We're ready! We're ready!
I reckon we've got a good chance at this one.
This is our bag. We actually do.
If we can get this,
we've climbed ahead.
OK, drums, probably not. We're not the drummer.
We're not the drummer in our band, but rhythm, music, beat. Beat.
Surely we've got memories, trying to keep it all together.
We've got this.
Two, three, four.
# Ee-oh, oh-oh
# Oh-oh Ee-oh-oh-oh
BOTH: # Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh! Yee-hah!
# Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh!
# Yee! Oh! #
Yeah! (LAUGHS)
Come on. Please, please, please.
Did we drum good? Did we drum good?
OK.
BOTH: Yeah!
Woo!
OK. Oh, God. Honey, that was awesome.
OK, "Detour." It's a Detour.
"Burgers or beers?" Woo!
BEAU RYAN: In this detour, teams must make a difficult choice.
It's either burgers or beers.
This is a Soweto special.
It's called a kota.
Now there's plenty of variations.
Essentially, it's a quarter loaf of bread and you just fill it
with fried goodness.
Now, the trick is to push it right down, isn't that right, boys?
To fit it in your mouth.
(CHUCKLES)
If you're a vegetarian, look away.
Mmm, it's good.
Very meaty.
This is one of the most famous places in South Africa
to get a kota burger.
Teams must memorise a group order from a table of hungry Sowetans.
They can't write the orders down, and the regulars?
Well, they can be a picky bunch.
No cheese. No onion. No salad.
'Kota' means 'quarter', as in a quarter loaf of bread.
Once the orders are in, these massive burgers
will need to be prepared perfectly.
Get six happy customers...
Mmm.
..and they'll receive their next clue.
Oh, yeah, and napkins are essential.
I need a wheelbarrow.
Special delivery.
Don't spill it!
This is a local shebeen or tavern, and it's run by Mumsy,
who delivers her home brew all over town.
Today, she's getting a helping hand.
Teams must trundle at least 30 litres of beer two kilometres
to a local backyard party... (CHEERING)
..taking care not to spill too much on the way.
The brew can only be moved by wheelbarrow.
If there's not enough to get to this line,
they'll be sent back to the pub for more.
Once there's enough beer to quench everyone's thirst,
they'll receive their next clue.
And it'd be rude not to sample the goods.
Mmm, mmm, mm-mm-mm-mmm!
Oh!
Better than a shoey. Yeah.
Can I drive on that. You cannot, you cannot. You cannot.
Can't drive for a couple of months. (LAUGHS)
Let's go. Let's go make something.
We're going to do burgers. OK. Let's go.
We're doing burgers. Let's go. Let's go.
Thank you.
You sing with us, alright? Ready?
Brooke and Adam got it first time.
But now they know that we're going to be on their tail.
So, we're coming for them.
Missing my kids. So, yous kids remind me of my kids.
Count them in, Logs! Count them in, Logs!
One, two, three, four...
ALL: # Ee-oh, oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh
# Ee-oh, oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh
# Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Yeah! Yeah!
That's what I'm talking about. Tell me, baby, tell me.
We good?
BOTH: Yeah!
(DRUMMING AND SINGING CONTINUES)
Let's go.
"Burgers or beers?"
(BREATHES DEEPLY)
Let's go beers. Burgers?
Oh. (LAUGHS)
Burgers? Scissors, Paper, Rock?
So I'm going burgers, you're going...
I'm beers. Alright, ready?
Three, two, one, yeah?
Ah!
BOTH: Beers it is! Let's go.
(CHEERFUL MUSIC PLAYS)
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(CAR HORN HONKS)
We're looking for this place.
Seeing the whole township, I guess, of Soweto...
Yeah. Oh, thank you!
..oh, my God, everyone's just so happy and...and helpful.
We're making burgers.
MAN: Number one. Number one.
Number one, boys. We're number one today.
My brother, where is this? You know where this place..?
This place? Yeah.
I think it's down there. Down here?
When I travel, I like to go and see real things when I go places.
Hello, how are you?
It makes me also realise how fortunate and lucky that I am.
It humbles you.
It definitely brings you back down to earth.
And I love it.
Welcome to Onions And All Takeaway. Yes. Hello.
I assume, being number one, everyone's behind us, which is good.
One wrong turn... And it's anyone's game.
..and we could be back at the other end of the ladder.
Hello. WOMAN: How are you?
So, we've got to...we've got to put these together.
OK, so it goes chips, lettuce, gherkins.
# Chips, lettuce, gherkin # Gherkin
# Gonna keep us working with our chips
# Chips, lettuce, gherkin... # (STAFF SING)
# Chips, lettuce, gherkin... #
I feel like our brains work in music, like beats and rhythms.
Rhythms. Makes things easier to remember. It was...
# Patty, cheese, patty, cheese BOTH: # Patty, cheese, onion... #
If only we can sing our way through this whole race, we'll be sweet.
We'll be fine.
Hello. Welcome.
CUSTOMERS: Hello.
I'm going to be your waiter today.
Well, you just let us know what you would like.
So, we're going to... And go slow.
Go slow.
We have to memorise your orders. Yes.
I'll have the Triple Story Kota with double chips.
The Triple Story burger with double onions.
I'll just have a regular Triple Story Kota.
You just want the normal...? You're the same.
You're the... (LAUGHTER)
BROOKE AND ADAM: # Chips, salad, burger
# Patty, cheese, patty, cheese, patty, cheese, onion. #
OTHERS: OK! OK. OK.
(LAUGHTER)
BAM BAM: Hello. How are you? LOGAN: Hello.
This is the beer?
MUMSY: Mmm. This is the beer.
OK.
Ooh!
That's like cava-slash-vodka...
Slash-'everything under the sun'.
Woo! I feel a bit, "Oh," already!
Let's go!
"Using a wheelbarrow, you have to deliver at least 30 litres
"of beer to a nearby backyard party."
Let's go. We got this.
Yeah!
Yeah, I thought...I thought the beer challenge
would be more drinking, but, um, we had to lug the beer
all the way to a backyard party.
Slow and steady wins the race.
You're doing great, mate. You're doing great. Great job.
Too bad if this party is, like, 2 K's away.
I think it's... I don't think it's going to be close.
A bit rocky, these roads.
So, we've got to try and be careful, eh?
We don't want to lose any of this beer.
Boys are thirsty.
(LAUGHTER, DRUMMING AND SINGING)
BOTH: # Oh, oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Oh, this is killing me!
I think what's frustrating is I think we're doing it right.
CHLOE: Yeah. We're getting no's.
And that's where frustration builds.
BOTH: # Oh-oh! Ah!
(CHEERING AND DRUMMING)
Not only are we not getting it, we're seeing other teams get it.
(CHEERING AND DRUMMING)
Yeah!
Seeing other teams be successful in such a short period of time
gives us anxiety, and we...we do not like failure.
There!
What?!
BOTH: "Burgers or beers?" Woo! STEPH: Burgers.
Let's do burgers. We're gonna do burgers!
"Burgers or beers?"
We're gonna do beers. Easy.
OK. This way, this way. Run!
# Oh, oh-oh
# Oh-oh
# Eea-oh-oh! #
CHLOE: Please! EMILY: Please!
Oh!
You need to work on the drums. Sorry.
The drums. (SIGHS)
But the singing was good.
(GROANS) Alright, alright. What?!
We are so far behind.
(GROANS) I know.
# Ee-oh... #
As athletes, we're not a big fan of losing.
We feel like we should be able to adapt and pivot in this moment.
And for some reason, things just aren't flowing,
and we're just getting extremely frustrated.
Oh, no, Emily. You're fine.
I'm at... (BLEEP) ..breaking point.
Of course, our egos are taking the best of us,
like, definitely our pride.
I don't like to show weakness.
I don't like to be vulnerable.
I try to be brave, strong.
But at the end of the day, I'm human.
I just do not want to go home.
# Chips, salad, gherkin Chips, salad, gherkin
# Patty, cheese, patty, cheese, patty, cheese, onion. # I've got to do a patty...
# Patty...mmm...patty...mmm... patty...mmm...onion. #
Today is our day. We're going for the top spot.
We're coming for it. And you know what? So far, so good.
STEPH: # Onions And All. #
We chose the burger detour. Because Havana loves burgers.
I love burgers - that's my favourite meal.
So, Triple Story.
So, look at this - bread, chips, salad, pickles.
Did work in a bar, and I was really bad.
I got... Basically, they were asking me to leave.
OK. Let's go this group, here.
BILLY: Six. Wait, let's just see what we have
so we can remember what they say. Chips.
So, there's some chips there. Fries.
Yep. Bread.
And burgers and...
Burgers and some onion rings.
BROOKE: Yeah, I'm serving. ADAM: We're serving.
Oh, thank you for your patience. CUSTOMERS: Ooh!
Thank you.
This is the normal kota burger.
This is the burger with extra onions.
This is your normal burger, for you.
Extra onions.
Kota burger with no cheese.
Extra onions.
This is your double chippies.
No. OK. Back to the drawing board.
We thought we'd nailed it.
We got the order of everything correct.
But what we realised was not enough...
BOTH: Not enough onions.
One. Two. Three. Done. OK.
That's it. One. Two. Three.
We've left no room for error today.
Cause we're coming first today. Coming first. Come on!
There's three onions, and we only gave everyone two.
(GOAT BLEATS)
CHRISTIAN: How are you? OK.
Thank you.
Any good?
It's alright.
It's alright. Thank you.
The beer challenge was fill the beer up, 30 litres, exact,
and deliver it to the backyard.
30 litres. So how do we know what 30 litres is?
This is almost a litre.
Look at the measurements on the side. Yeah.
I'm basically trying to make up ground.
So, we had a sense of urgency to get this done as quickly as we can.
Come this way, mate. Is this the right pace?
You just walk, mate, I can't hear. I'm following your foot line.
You go faster or slower? Faster.
Thorpie's got big, long legs.
We're in the pool, he's definitely the fastest swimmer.
But in terms of walking...
Christian's faster.
You ready?
It's going to be bumpy here.
LOGAN: Nice one, Bam. Let me know if you want to swap.
Yeah.
Where's the party at?
Over here. Yeah, OK.
Let's go!
I'm looking for a party...here.
6362, Mzinyane Street.
This side, this side. Down?
Down side. OK.
Thank you, my brother.
Mate, not one spillage, Logs. Not one spillage.
We're on fire today.
Ready? Set? Yep.
Beautiful.
(CHEERING) Oh!
Yeah!
Let's go!
(CHEERING AND WHOOPING CONTINUES)
Three, two...
WOMAN: This is little. It's not the one that I needed.
It's too little, this one.
Yeah. It's too little. A little bit more?
Yeah, you need more.
Need more. Thank you, Mumsy.
So, dude... We'll be back.
(CHEERING) We will be back.
Come back, come back.
We've fallen back a bit. Fell back a little bit,
and now we've got to gain some metres.
We need to get back on top.
We were very close. We were very close.
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Let's try.
We have a time penalty, so we need to make up some ground, ASAP.
And hopefully my Ghanaian heritage is going to come through for us.
Are you guys feeling good? Are you feeling good?
Are you feeling generous? (LAUGHS) Yeah!
ALL: # Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh!
# Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh! #
Rhythm was good. Please.
Yes! Yes!
(CHEERING AND DRUMMING)
Yes! Yes!
They loved us. They said we had great voices.
Thank you. South African Idol! Thank you!
Wow. That was fun.
OK. "Detour. Burgers or beers?"
I feel like a beer. Well, let's have a beer.
Let's have a beer. Let's go.
EMILY: Athletes are great at being able to pivot
when you've got curveballs thrown at you.
And I think, in this moment, we just need to pivot,
and we need to pivot really quickly.
So, what do you think we're doing wrong?
Not singing?
GIRL: Come, let me show you. Show... Yeah, show me.
Out of nowhere, this little, cute six-year-old girl grabs my hand
and says, "Come with me. I'm going to teach you."
Alright.
I know I always think about winning, but right now
it's less about competing, and it's more about this experience.
These kids, when you look around, they're all smiling.
They have each other, and they're happy.
BOTH: # Eea-oh! #
You ready?
In that moment, I felt like, all of a sudden, boom!
I'm looking at her, the rhythm has just clicked,
we're both smiling.
It's me and her playing the drums. It was beautiful.
And honestly, she grounded me.
Give me a hug. You're the best. Thank you.
You're amazing. I'm sorry for crying.
I just hate losing. I'm so upset.
But you make me... You're making me so happy now.
Is that your sister?
That's my best friend.
CHLOE: I'm frustrated.
I can't sing and do the drums at the same time.
Beautiful Mimi, our teacher, comes over to me
and gives me a big hug and says,
"It's going to be OK.
"You've got this, you can do it."
And in that moment, I was like,
"We need to change something. Something needs to change."
We got this, yeah? We got this.
So, don't forget... Yeah. Yep, yep. Yes.
Well, this is a big kota burger.
I haven't finished mine, so I need three onion rings on top.
Double chips there.
Four. That. Three.
I hope you enjoy. ADAM: Oh, we've...
I hope you enjoy. We've got you this time.
Double chippies for you.
No cheese.
Double the onions. Double chips.
Oh, my gosh. I've got to get this. Please.
Come on, hon. Come on. Come on.
May the burger god shine down on us.
Please, please, please, please.
Yay! (CHEERING)
Woo!
Enjoy. Thank you.
Yes!
OK.
"Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre in search for Beau
"at your next Pit Stop."
BEAU RYAN: By the end of today, our teams will need to find me,
right here, at the Soweto Theatre.
This is where they celebrate the beautiful art, culture
and most importantly, the people of South Africa.
There's a huge 6,000-seat amphitheatre
where the most talented performers in the country hit the stage.
This almighty landmark is the location for the Pit Stop
for the fifth leg of The Amazing Race, Australia.
To the drone.
"Hurry. The last team to arrive..." Holy Toledo!
Let's go. Let's go!
THORPIE: Are you alright, mate?
Is there anything else I can do? No, mate. You're alright.
There's a slope coming down here.
# Soweto! #
Last leg, last leg.
Yep. Mzinyane Street.
Mzinyane Street?
Is that it? Yeah.
Gonna have to slow it down a bit.
The boat's rocking.
Wait, stop.
Watch out. You want to swap?
High.
Round two! (CHEERING)
Yeah? (LAUGHS)
Yeah! (CHEERING)
Oh, we're definitely going back to the party
'cause the vibes were just on.
It was going down. It was all good.
It was all good in the hood. Soweto, baby!
"Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre and search for Beau
"at your next Pit Stop."
"Hurry! The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
We're going fast today, baby!
Let's go.
Let's go, baby.
I'm stressed, but we're going to get it done.
We're going to come with energy. I'll see... OK.
We're going to come with energy.
If we do the maths, right now, we are at the back of the pack.
Back of the pack.
ALL: # Zawa Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Eea-oh-oh! # Yeah, here we go now!
Not ready to be eliminated.
Not going home. Not giving up.
We've got to get back on the horse, win this race.
# Eea-oh-oh! # Hey!
(PLAYS DRUM ROLL)
(CHEERING AND DRUMMING)
Let's go! Mimi, come here!
Mimi, come here!
Yeah! Yes! (CHEERING)
And even after all the failures,
we got more time with these beautiful little kids.
And honestly, it was...it was the best moment I've had,
so far in this race.
We are inspiring these young generation.
And I think, for us, Chloe and I want young girls to...to never stop
believing the sky is the limit.
You're going to do incredible things in your life.
You have a mindset that is beautiful.
I want you to wake up every day,
tell yourself you're beautiful, that you're strong,
you're courageous because you are.
Thank you so much for teaching me.
I love you.
I love you. Have a good day.
Life is all about perspective.
And that's the most beautiful thing ever.
(SIGHS) OK, here we go. "Detour.
"Burgers or beers?" (CHUCKLES) I want both to be honest.
I want beers. OK, beers, then. Beers.
Today, so far, to sum it up, it's not over yet,
but it's been a whirlwind of emotions.
You know, some incredible emotions, some frustration.
I'm not ready to give up.
We're charging back to get on top.
We put it out there this morning... We did! Like, really confidently.
..to the universe to say we're coming first.
We haven't done that all race. No, and I think we've just....
I just want to be up the top. Me, too!
Today is our day. Yes.
So, let's pedal. Let's pedal!
Let's pedal, pedal, pedal. Let's go!
LOGAN: See if we've kept our lead or...
..or if we've fallen behind.
It's on. It's game time.
Win or lose.
What was your name? My name is Didi.
Didi? Yes.
Is that short for something? Didi Malang.
Beau is not short for anything. (LAUGHS)
My family... I sort of wish it was.
Oh. What is the meaning for 'Beau'?
It's just Beau. Yeah. Beau?
Beau, that's it. OK.
My one means 'quietness'. 'Quietness'?
So, you need to be quiet when I speak.
That's my name.
My wife says that all the time. Is it?
"Keep quiet, Beau." "Listen, Beau. You need to listen."
Soweto Theatre, brother. Please, go, go, go.
Fast, fast, fast. Pit Stop, brother! This is us.
Really? Oh, look, there's a donkey!
Wow! Ho-ho!
It's good to come and see the real South Africa.
Might be first here, Logs.
I don't know! We've just got... I don't know.
I hope we find Bo straightaway.
"Soweto Theatre." There's a sign, brother.
Let's go. Let's go.
ADAM: Alright. OK, let's go.
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Come on.
There it is. There he is! Oh.
Around the other side. Is he?
Oh, here we go. (OTHERS PANT)
Oh, my God!
Whoo-hoo! ADAM: Oh.
Woo!
Oh! Hello.
Welcome to Soweto! Thank you.
Brooke and Adam, you are the first team to check in.
BOTH: Ha-ha-ha-ha!
We said we'd be first. First!
We wanted first today.
We put it out there to the universe. We did.
OK, back to us. Good news is you guys are first.
Yes.
Bad news is there's no hotel upgrade today.
Sorry about that. Oh, you know what?
That's OK. We've loved where we've been staying.
Yeah. Actually, I just remembered...
(BOTH LAUGH)
You sneaky, Beau. Stitched up. Stitched up.
# Oh, Sneaky Beau. #
This is a virtual Pit Stop!
Oh! Oh!
On your way. Thank you, mate.
Well done. Well done. Thank you. OK.
Hon, typical for us. First.
We've got to the Pit Stop first on a virtual Pit Stop.
We've got to keep going. But we got here first!
LOGAN: Let's go.
Soweto! # Zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa
# Zawa, zawa, zawa... # (LAUGHS)
# Oh-oh-oh! # Woo!
(TEAM PANTS)
Legs got me.
Welcome to Soweto.
Thank you. Thank you, thank you.
Bam Bam and Logan, you are the second team to check in.
Yeah! That's alright. That's alright.
We're good.
You guys ain't done, but, eh? No way.
Not done. Nowhere near done.
We've got one more for you. This is a virtual Pit Stop.
Oh, gosh. Oh! Got to keep on going.
We've got to keep going. Let's go, let's go!
Excuse me. Do you know where Mzinyane Street is?
OK, um...
Ooh. Do you know where Mzinyane Street is?
GIRL: Mzinyane? This one here?
No? OK. Thank you.
At that point, we didn't know where to go.
I think we are lost.
So, we can either go here.
Well, there's no footpath.
Is there no footpath there? Down? No.
So, we've got to go where? Further down?
Yeah, it's, um... It's got a tang to it.
Yeah, it's got a bit of a tang.
Might be their favourite beer, and each to their own,
but I don't think I'll be grabbing any of that beer duty-free
on the way home.
BRIDGET: Four, five.
We had a time penalty, so we've got some...some time to catch up.
Hello.
Alright, hi.
Welcome. Oh, thank you so much. Hi.
CHLOE: I like a cheeky beer. Yeah.
We, uh... Chloe's a landscaper.
Well, used to be. Yep.
OK, so she knew wheelbarrows. Yep. I know beer.
Trust me, I need it. I need it, girl.
Yeah, yeah. We need to take a load off.
And we thought, let's just deliver some beer to a backyard party.
Hell, yeah. That sounds good to me, you know?
Yeah.
Yep. Four.
Five. Six.
We've got to just hustle. We're behind.
Alright, darls. I know we're behind, darls.
Are you missing a cheese? It's cheese, yeah.
OK, bring it back. Bring it back. Come on.
This guy. This is the one that's tricky.
Yes, I know.
We need to correctly remember the orders of six customers.
It's almost impossible.
I swear, it was double something.
Double something, double something.
Attention to detail is not a strong point of mine.
And not a strong point of Oscar's, actually.
So, we thought we had the right orders. We took them out.
Everyone happy? Everyone happy?
Excuse me. This is wrong.
That one's wrong? Yeah.
We're sorry for our mistakes. We'll be right back out.
Did they say no onion? Yeah.
I think they said no onion.
And we tweaked a few little things. We thought, "This must be right."
Very sorry about the delay there.
Oh! Not again. OK.
Again, another thumbs down.
And the customers were getting cranky.
They were sassy.
We are coming. We're just a bit slow.
HAVANA: Billy and Oscar did make a few mistakes with the burgers.
This is our opportunity to get in front of them.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Ingozi! Ingozi, yes!
Thank you. Thank you.
Ah! No.
BOTH: Oh!
Ah! We're at that point in the race.
OK. I've got to be, like...
"Route info." No, slippery hands. OK.
BOTH: "Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre and search for Beau.
Oh, my God. Let's go!
CHLOE: You concentrate.
I know that I can see Bridge and Pete
that are just further up there.
As long as we're slow and steady... Yep, I agree.
..we'll win this.
There's Pete and Bridge in the distance.
We know we can catch them, so we turned the turbo on.
Chloe's steady.
She's marching on with that wheelbarrow,
and we're just charging on to try and overtake these guys.
This a backyard barbecue?
PETE: You expecting some beer?
Excuse me, Peter. Sorry.
Sorry, guys.
Good job, Chlo.
Go in there? Here?
Go in there? Oh! In here?
In here?
OK, darls, down, down, down. Down.
Careful, careful. Slow, slow, slow, slow.
Slower.
I don't think we're going to fit. Here?
Do you want beer?
Backyard barbecue?
You got it? You got it?
Alright, come on. We'll just have to try it.
Pete, we just have to try.
No, OK.
Which...? Where's the entrance? Entrance?
Here? Here?
It can't fit. It's too big.
Bridge, Pete, can we see if this is actually the backyard party, please?
Yeah, go through. Because I haven't seen...
Come on, Em. Let's all go. Let's all go.
What's the thing say?
It says deliver it through the backyard path.
Does it have to be in the barrow for the backyard path, though? Yes.
Yeah, we may have crashed the wrong party.
Backyard party? Is this a backyard party?
This doesn't look like a party? Beer? Do you want beer?
This is no backyard party.
We've got a bit of a sinking feeling that this might be it for us.
I'm going to have to lift it.
"Mzinyane Street." 6362?
Is this this? This here?
More. More, more, more, more, more, more.
Over. OK.
Turns out that's not where that beer is meant to be delivered.
So, we have to pick up our wheelbarrow,
get it back on the road and deliver it to the right party.
I'm gonna look around.
THORPIE: Didn't know where we were going.
We actually got lost.
One wrong turn could actually change the result of the race.
Is this the backyard?
Come with us, mate.
Do we have to carry this, Christian?
No. Out that way.
OK. Keep going. Just keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.
This is our time to come back, make up some ground. (CHEERING)
Deliver that beer to some very happy people.
We need 30 litres and... I feel pretty confident.
Come on.
(CHEERING)
Yes! Yes. Yes!
OK. "Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre and search for Beau
"at your next Pit Stop."
This is not a party!
(CHEERING)
PETE: We arrive at the party, and I have to say the vibe
is much better than the last party we went to.
Slow, slow.
Thumbs up! Yay! Woo!
(CHEERING) Hey!
Oh! Can we just...? Uff!
"Hurry! The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
That's not great news.
HAVANA: Soweto Theatre.
What's the speed limit here?
Go as fast as we're allowed.
Let's go, let's go!
Stop here!
Ah!
Alright, this is it. Alright.
Is this definitely where we need to be?
OK, I've got a South African accent.
(ATTEMPTS SOUTH AFRICAN ACCENT) I parked my car in the car park.
No. No?
That's not South African. That's not?
Uh-uh.
Oh, no. I parked my car at the parking lot.
The flags are over there. Come on, let's go.
Oh, here's the teams!
Welcome to Soweto Theatre.
Thank you. Thank you!
Havana and Steph, you are the third team to check in.
Oh, OK! Oh! Good.
That's good. I thought we'd be last. I thought we could have been last.
I've got good news. BOTH: Oh!
It's a virtual...virtual Pit Stop.
Keep racing, girls. Thank you. Let's go!
We need a little bit of luck coming our way.
BRIDGET: Go the quickest... Fastest way, please.
We are desperate to stay in this race.
We are loving every minute of it.
Things we are seeing, the experiences we are having.
We are not ready to go home.
Every minute counts.
OK. Could you see anybody back there?
Yeah. We're neck and neck. Pete and Bridge on our tails.
I actually saw them as we were getting in.
It's literally going to be a race to the finish.
But the thing that I'm confident in
is that we're going to outrun anybody.
Yeah, exactly. I agree.
Oh, you're incredible.
As are you, sweetie, whatever happens.
I was talking to the cab driver.
Is it this way?
Let's go, Chlo. Down here.
CHLOE: I didn't see anything out there, Em. Nothing?
There's a flag, I see it.
Just over there.
Oh, more teams.
Welcome to Soweto. PETE: Thank you.
Pete and Bridget, you are the fourth team to arrive.
Wow.
However, because you did not complete the bicycle challenge,
you'll be serving a 30-minute penalty.
OK. Please be seated.
Thank you. Thanks.
We were probably 95% sure we were going home here.
I just... It just wasn't, like, it wasn't coming to me.
I know I could see.
You cheeky bugger, hiding down here.
They play football. Oh, yeah.
Welcome to Soweto!
BOTH: Thank you.
Chloe and Emily, you are the fifth team to arrive.
The fourth team to check in.
Oh! Oh, I'll take it.
You made some new friends today. How beautiful are the children?
Yeah. Why are you crying?
Um...I love kids.
I think it's incredible how strong-minded they are
to live the way that they live. They have so much optimism.
We need to just spread more love, be more grateful and...
..and just give kindness to everyone in this world.
I want to give them a hug. Can I give...?
Oh, yeah. Come here, girls.
Oh. Well done. You needed a hug.
You needed a hug. We've had a day.
I don't know why I'm so upset. Oh, you're making me cry, myself.
It's OK. Oh.
We were just saying we think it was a blessing
that we failed four times because the universe was giving us
more time with those beautiful kids, so...
You girls really want more time, don't you? Yes.
Well, here's some more time.
Oh! Oh, you...!
Let's go, let's go.
Be very careful what you wish for, girls.
Oh.
Hey, I know. That's so emotional.
I know, they're beautiful. They're beautiful.
(CHEERING)
That's fine. Slowly.
CHRISTIAN: Yeah! Thank you.
Thankfully, we had our 30 litres exact, and we didn't have to go back
and get any more beer.
"Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre and search for Beau.
Let's go. "Hurry! The last team to arrive..."
OSCAR: Ha-ha! Alright. I think we've got it now.
BILLY: Right.
Oh! Here we go.
Dopey. Dopey.
Wasting time on a detour that you can't do it,
you fall towards the back pretty quickly.
OK, can we have a check, please?
Check, mate?
We've got to get this right.
How did we go, sir?
Oh, yes! (CHEERING) Yes!
Rip! Ah!
"Catch a taxi to Soweto Theatre and search for Beau
"at your next Pit Stop.
"Hurry! The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
Ooh. Let's go.
Fastest way you can, please, brother.
I don't think it's been five minutes.
(CHUCKLES) Probably not. I think it's been, like, two minutes.
Oh. I'm feeling OK.
Oh, yeah? But I just don't know.
(GOATS BLEAT)
We're nearly there.
I don't know if we'll be... Yeah.
Hopefully we're still in the same spot.
It just depends how long the other challenge takes.
We don't want to come last. We do not want desperate.
Yeah, we're desperate not to come last.
We've been so close to coming last each time.
Very close at the moment, so, touch-and-go.
I'm not ready to leave yet.
I want to stay in this race.
I want us to continue to experience things together
and develop ways to...to push on.
I'm frustrated today.
There's a lot of things that we could have done better.
Never give up.
No.
I mean, we gave up on the bike, but...
(BOTH LAUGH) Yeah.
We have a time penalty to suffer through.
I just couldn't put a bloody wheel on a bike.
You didn't let me down.
We spent all our money on MasterChef.
Have you heard of that? Yeah.
Oh, you like it? Of course. Ah.
What other shows do you know? Survivor?
Married At First Sight. Married At First Sight?
A lot of them are scripted.
I mean, mainly Survivor. Is it?
Let's go.
This way. OK.
Maybe around the stage, Christian. Yeah.
Welcome to Soweto!
BOTH: Thank you. Good job.
Thorpie and Christian, you are the sixth team to arrive.
OK.
But you are the fifth team to check in.
Good. It's like... (CHUCKLES) ..not happy.
No. Yeah.
I actually thought we were dead last. Yes.
So, I'm really surprised to hear that. Yes.
Today hasn't gone well for us at all.
But there were some great moments.
Just spending time with kids.
There's a universal language that kids speak.
Doesn't matter where you're from, what background you have.
It's a language that kids have that gives you hope in what you do.
This is the future that Mandela started to build
that continues on today.
It's, um, it's a wonderful experience here.
Well done.
Thanks, Beau.
You ready to rest and recover?
We are. Thank you. Go and relax, rest, recover.
Oh, I thought it was one of those stupid ones.
What did you think it was? The stupid one where we have to keep going.
One of these ones? Thanks, mate.
Virtual Pit Stop, on your way. (LAUGHS)
Yeah, it's Billy and Oscar.
Oh, Beau.
Welcome to Soweto!
Thank you. Thank you for having us. Thank you.
Billy and Oscar, you are the seventh team to arrive.
Oh! The sixth team to check in.
Ooh! Oh! Hi.
Oh, wow.
You're happy it's over for today, at least, anyway?
Yeah, yeah. Well, um, it's not over...
Oh! Oh!
..because it's a virtual Pit Stop. Virtual.
Of course. Thank you. Thanks for having us.
Pete and Bridget, your 30 minutes is up.
Please stand back on the mat.
PETE: When I got to that mat, it just hit me like a wave.
Like, I wasn't ready for this race to be over.
I'm sure, as you're well aware, you are the last team to check in.
Yeah.
Have you enjoyed your time?
It's been incredible.
It's been really special.
Yeah. It's been, um...
It's been more special than I think I realised it was going to be.
And to do it with Bridge and, um...
Yeah, I feel like I've let her down today, to be honest.
No, you haven't. No.
She's an absolute champion,
and she's my best friend and life partner, and, um...
Yeah, we're not...
You know, we wish it wasn't us going home, but, um, yeah, you know,
we'll go back to our kids and, um...yeah.
I'm so glad I had Bridget by my side to see her flourish.
We're going to have this in our hearts for the rest of our lives.
I've known you for a very long time.
You're a wonderful dad. Wonderful husband.
I've looked up to you for a while as a comedian, as well, mate.
But thank you for joining us.
But this is a non-elimination leg.
Oh, my God.
Oh, that's cruel.
(BOTH LAUGH)
I mean...
It's also a virtual Pit Stop.
It doesn't stop.
It's the gift that doesn't stop giving, huh?
Excellent. Well... So...
..thank you.
I'd suggest you get on your way
'cause you are at least 30 minutes behind.
OK. We'll make that up.
There's no more bikes?
This is a second chance.
Dodged a bullet.
You're about to witness the most amazing comeback
in Amazing Race history.
Just don't go anywhere.
We're coming for it.
Good job.
Beautiful, huh? Ah, yeah.
I'm so teary.
Next time, on...
In the heart of Africa...
ADAM: Bit different to the Dubbo Zoo! BROOKE: Dubbo Zoo!
..our celebs come face to face with the locals...
PETE: This is a moment we remember forever.
..they channel their inner warriors...
Argh!
..and one team loses the fight to stay in the race.
I've got no idea where we are.
Oh, I'm very concerned we're going home.