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There are only two legs left on The Amazing Race. Matt and Redmond are first on their way from Vietnam to Seoul, South Korea. “This is the leg that determines who is going to finals,” Redmond says. There are four teams left. Next week is the finale. Brooke and Scott are in second place. And that makes me a little sick. “A lot of winners have never won a leg,” Scott say. “Watch out!” Matt and Redmond take the subway in Seoul, and get ahead of both the other teams who took taxis. Til they have to change trains. #Ouch...read more...

The Amazing Race. It should be cause for the competition to kick into really high gear. This doesn't really happen though. The remaining teams are definitely thirsty for a win as the race heads to South Korea but it isn't very tense. One team, Matt and Redmond, make a huge mistake at the start of the leg choosing the much slower subway over a taxi. This puts them in dead last place and they can't get a leg up, no pun intended towards Redmond's situation, after the error. Thankfully The Amazing Race makes up for Matt and Redmond's blunder by providing some of the most entertaining challenges of the season, if not series. It easy the blow of this leg being decided before the first commercial break.

Redmond and Matt burned some big bridges last week on The Amazing Race when they violated their alliance with Vanck and Ashton. It’s only Week 3, and lots of teams are bickering. “I don’t like drama, and there’s already a lot of drama going on with some of these other teams,” London says. Shamir’s still talking about his squished testicles during last week’s Roadblock. “Last leg I was injured a bit, and I’m just really frustrated,” Shamir says. Bahaha! He’s such a puss. Sara’s already sick of him. “There’s no drama with this team because we’re ‘Team Man’,” Redmond says....read more...

Making, and breaking, alliances in The Amazing Race can have unfortunate consequences, but that doesn’t seem to matter to Matt and Redmond. Apparently, they made a deal with Vanck and Ashton to stick together upon arrival in Brazil, their next destination. But the #TheBoys didn’t keep up their end of the bargain. I say “apparently” because the first few minutes of tonight’s episode were pre-empted by the President’s press conference about dropping warheads on Syria. “Nobody would be smart to wait for another team,” Redmond says, when they decide to go ahead. “It’s a race. We were expecting you to...read more...