Captions by Red Bee Media.
Previously on The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition...
Children's entertainers Emma and Hayley wiggled their way
to the top of the pack.
You are the first team to check in.
Hustle with me, dude. Come on.
But it was a nail-biting race for the wooden spoon.
Come on.
..with TV legend Darren and nephew Tristan...
I was absolutely knackered.
..narrowly beating reality stallions Harry and Teddy
in a non-elimination leg.
We got lucky today.
This is not going to happen again.
But tonight, for our top five teams, elimination is back on the table.
We're going to have to sprint our lives out.
What will be the undoing of one celebrity team?
No, this is actually really bad.
I can't move my legs.
The speed bump spin out... It's not him.
Talk about kicking us while we're down.
..the family feud...
You're just saying the same thing over and over again.
I would never talk to my mother the way you're talking to me today.
..or the bicycle blunder. Oh, (BLEEP)!
No celebrity...
..is safe. I think this is it for us.
Let's go. Can you run or not? Come on. Push!
You are the last team to check in.
You guys are eliminated.
We're racing in Cambodia
and our teams have travelled from Tonle Sap to Siem Reap.
Stop here, mate.
I'll give you a call when you get to Sydney.
Thank you.
Siem Reap is the second largest city in Cambodia,
but it feels more like a friendly town
where the simple things are celebrated
and old traditions are alive and well.
The spirit in this town is beautiful,
and it's the setting
for the ninth leg of The Amazing Race Australia.
Whoa! Good rip! Best one yet.
Very nice. Route info. Here we go.
"Explore Cambodia's second largest city, Siem Reap."
"Make your way on foot to the Royal Independence Garden
"and search for your next clue."
You have 289,000 riel.
"Which is AU$104 for this leg of the race.
Alright, we got it, bro. Let's figure it out.
Let's go.
The top five teams are departing on foot
in the order they arrived at the last pit stop.
They're searching for the Royal Independence Gardens,
the backyard of the King of Cambodia's weekender,
and it's here our teams will find their next clue.
Wow, Emma, you're doing well today.
Look at you go!
In the morning, I'm not so hot
and I'm ready for some Irish dancing if you want it.
We had a lovely, restful night
after having some great wins on the last leg.
Yeah, and now we're ready in first place.
I don't know if I can... Oh, the bag is so heavy.
Hopefully we can try and maintain the position.
Ooh! Nice and warm.
Can you see them up ahead? No.
All of the teams are so damn strong in the top five.
I'm feeling more competitive today.
We've got two sets of really fit guys.
We've got an Olympic athlete. Catch up, sweetheart.
We've got two smart switched-on dancer-fit fit girls and us.
Puffed already.
I've got a problem with my back.
But it wasn't as bad the last couple of days,
so I feel pretty confident that I could get through the day today.
It's odd that there's no-one behind us.
They must have all gone a different direction.
Going across now.
So we can certainly go down this street if you think it's it.
This race does require a lot of communication,
and that's where our level of mum versus kid,
kid versus mum does sometimes hit a little bit of a roadblock.
OK, we had a bad communication day last time.
Let's just go. I prefer to have fun.
But we're trying to find ways to work out
without getting too frustrated. Yeah.
Go!
Thank you.
Today, we've got Harry and Barry behind us.
They didn't like that we beat them in the last leg.
I think it's dented their egos a bit.
Turns out they're really not that fit
because they're beat by an old man
who has never been inside a gym in his entire life.
So I think they're out to prove something today.
There can only be one set of stallions around here.
And I don't know if you've guys looked around.
There is.
But there's two little broncos walking around,
and we're here to take 'em out.
Look, because we got last yesterday,
so I'm assuming there's a speed bump.
Don't let it take the wind out of our sails.
Although we haven't won a leg yet,
like, we're always towards the front.
We're not worried about some speed bump.
BOTH: Grrrr!
Oh, there it is. There it is, Emma. Come on.
Good stuff. Come on.
Good stuff. Fast walk. Fast walk.
OK. Good stuff. We're the first ones here. Let's go.
Go for it! OK.
Woo! Alright. Detour.
Detour.
It's circus time.
A detour is a choice between two challenges,
each with its own pros and cons.
In this detour, teams must choose between Start the Giggles
or Stop the Wobbles.
Phare Circus is a shining example of the resilience
of the Cambodian people.
Begun by refugees after the fall of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime,
the circus is a place for disaffected young people
from all backgrounds to escape everyday life
and share their incredible talents and mind-bending skills.
In Start the Giggles, teams must memorise and perfectly recreate
a slapstick comedy routine
full of gymnastic flips and circus tricks.
This challenge requires strong team coordination and collaboration.
Once they've impressed the judges, they'll receive their next clue.
In Stop the Wobbles, teams must master
one of the core skills of any acrobat - balance.
They'll need to stand barefoot on rolling cylinders
and hold their positions for a full minute
before they receive their next clue.
Kids, do not try this at home.
I was going to do it, but an injury from footy.
"Start the Giggles". Up to you.
I think that could be quite fun. Let's do it.
Should we try? Let's go. Let's do it.
"Breaking Wobbles".
Yeah, let's go. Wobbles.
"Start the Giggles".
OK. Wobbles. I think we did right.
BOTH: It's off to the circus, off to the circus...
Here we go. Here we go.
Let's go, let's go.
Sir, it'd be good to go a bit faster.
Within the law.
This does look like it might be a dead-end street,
and we might have to go back and find a bigger street.
This... This doesn't look right. It was quite a long street.
And then we'll turn right up here, hopefully.
Hopefully we're not wrong, buddy.
Otherwise it's costing us a lot of time.
But we'll do our best.
Thank you. We'll see you soon. Thank you.
OK. Let's go, let's go.
Hello.
Alright. Thank you, mate. Are you able to wait for us?
Thank you sir. Thank you.
Leave the bags. Leave the bags, yeah.
Start the Giggles.
Emma and Hayley have gone 'Giggles'.
We decided to do the Giggles and then we get there
and bloody Emma and Hayley. are there.
This is them to a tee.
Yes, yes.
Oh, this is so in your wheelhouse.
Oh!
Oh, we can do that.
Yeah, yeah. That's good. That's a hacky sack.
That's so good!
We're ready. Do we get to all learn it?
Do we go to get...learn? I'm very excited.
I've always fantasised about just running off and joining the circus.
Becoming a carny.
You got this?
Yeah, you got it?
But I was a little worried about my young nephew.
Got my pants on the right way this time. Good start.
Not sure why he was worried about me.
I'm a natural born performer. Runs in the family.
Sarcasm. Was that sarcasm?
Yeah. OK.
Oh, sorry. OK, yeah, yeah.
Karate kick.
Karate. And then down.
And then I do this little situation. Sorry, Hayley!
Could have given me some warning. That's OK.
Sorry.
Both of us are dancers, and I grew up dancing all around the world.
This is the perfect type of challenge for us.
One, Emma, you need me to count you in.
You just jump up.
I always thought you're going to feel it.
I have to, apparently. One, two, three.
Three. Turn and then.
Oh! Whoa-ho-ho-ho!
Yeah!
Is that it?
That's finished.
Oh, this is going to be fun.
Let's go. Let's go and get bouncing.
Clown Alley! Stop the Wobbles.
This way.
Stop the Wobbles! Stop the Wobbles.
Is this Wobbles? Yeah.
Costumes.
Ooh, this is fun.
You already got your pants on.
I'm actually really nervous.
We had to balance on these cylinders for one minute straight
together at the same time. Oh, jeez.
But I can't feel half my left foot.
I've had two operations and two sets of nerves taken out
so my toes won't grab the cylinder because I can't feel them.
Are your feet OK with it?
You think you're going to be bad at it?
Yeah. A bit worried.
More layers in this heat?!
Let's go.
And I'm taking my pants off - these pants.
Oh.
You alright, Ang?
Woo!
Oh, I didn't think my foot would physically get me through.
How's those swimmer paddles treating you, Ang?
She's got no feeling in that foot. HARRY: Oh, no.
I think we should change. It's up to you.
My foot's not going to do it.
Sorry, Alli.
Do not even say sorry.
It's so, so fine, Mum.
Nah. Something's got to change.
Let's switch detours. Do it as a team. And if you...
If one of us isn't strong at something, we work together.
OK?
Name all your moves. Right?
So it's like... Karate chopping.
Russian ballet. Karate.
No, Russian ballet, baby. And go!
Graceful as a swan onto the floor.
Roll together like birds of a feather.
And then a little Michael Jackson move.
And now you got to sell it, bro. Hee-hee, like this!
Up there? Yes.
OK. Stop yelling. Darren.
He's so sassy.
He's sassy. He gets sassy and he's a bit of a dance mum.
No, you've got to slap me twice, mate.
Once! One, two, three. Oh, yeah?
We're sweating.
This was really, you got to be honest,
like, Conor McGregor would be proud of
the sweat body loss that we're going through.
Three, four. Oh!
We're going to go for a check. What?
Cartwheel out. Oh! Cartwheel out.
When does this go?
OK. We're ready.
(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)
Five, six, seven, eight and turn.
Hacky sack.
Oh.
Yay!
Keep going, don't stop!
Don't stop.
No.
We went in for our first check, probably a bit too confident.
Probably. Probably. Quickly. Thank you.
Thank you so much. We'll come back.
There it is. I can see it. Come on, catch up, buddy.
Yep. Alright, we are last.
Alright. Detour.
Detour. "Stop the Wobbles or Start the Giggles".
What do you want to do? I don't know. Um...
Stop the Wobbles, it is. Let's go. OK, Let's go.
Got to catch up a lot of time. I know, sweetheart.
OK, let's sit and watch it, Mum.
Mum was struggling to do the balancing act.
We then thought, "Let's switch detours".
Let's sit and watch.
If you don't think we can do it...
We can do that.
Nah.
This is your decision. Yeah.
I'm freaking out now, Alli.
I was very concerned.
I can't do the crazy moves and the cartwheels.
We saw how difficult and complex the Giggles challenge was.
These are the two worst challenges for me, personally.
We're going to have to change because of my back.
No worries. We'll change.
If I put my back out, we're out of the race.
Sorry I've wasted time.
Still to come...
What a shit day.
Oh, there's a leech on me.
This is actually a joke.
..as celebrities melt down...
It's taking so long.
So you're just gonna ignore me now?
Oh, she's (BLEEP) over it.
..one team finally cracks.
Let's go, buddy. Yeah.
Stop the Wobbles. OK. So that...
Mum, right, right, right, right. Stop the Wobbles.
Stop the wobbles. There it is. Let's go, bub.
We got to the detour
and we were definitely late to the party.
Getting on is hard.
Hopefully our physical skill can very much pull us through it.
Sorry I've wasted time. Mum, it's all good.
Both of these challenges are really, really hard.
I'm just worried about my back.
When we got back, we had Jana and Cor
doing the balancing act as well.
The other two teams have been practising and practising.
You're good, you're good, you're good, you're good.
We're actually quite a bit behind here.
It will be way longer at the circus thing,
so let's just breathe and do this.
It was hard not to feel a little bit, you know,
a bit worried. Yeah.
Cartwheel out... Actually, cartwheel back.
I know we joke around, and, you know,
come across as the class clowns,
but you can see that $100,000 for the charity.
We haven't come this far to lose now.
High five! High five!
Back to the drawing board.
Good work, chickens. Well done, guys.
Thank you. You were so close.
Let's do this. OK.
Oh, here we go.
One, two, three.
BOTH: Hey!
(YELLING)
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Oh, God. They're good. They're good.
Thank you. Thank you.
They're very tough competitors.
The most close competition I think we have.
Emma and Hayley seem to be great at everything.
Costumes, costumes.
Oh.
Thank you.
We met one of the performers from the circus, and he was deaf.
Growing up with deaf friends from the age of about seven or eight,
that's how we were first introduced to the deaf community.
And then we're exposed to sign language every single day
working at Emma Memma.
This was a really lovely reminder of our charity
that we're racing for.
And just to know that sign language needs so much more awareness
around the world, but particularly in Australia.
And so that's why we're here.
No.
OK, here we go.
"Travel down the river to find a bicycle and a pile of brooms
"and deliver to the Phalla Furniture Shop."
These handmade brooms are a real Cambodian speciality.
They're made from dried palm tree sheets
which grow abundantly around the country.
They're organic, biodegradable, and can be made for next to nothing.
When farmers aren't working in the rice paddies,
they're often making these brooms to sell at local markets
as a little bit of a side hustle.
For this challenge, our celebrities must do the broom-maker a favour
and deliver 40 brooms by bicycle to the local market.
All the brooms must be secured correctly within the frame,
facing upwards and not sticking out the bottom.
Once they're ready, one team member must ride the bike
to the Phalla Furniture Shop,
where the teams will receive their next clue.
This is also where the team who came last in the previous leg
will receive their speed bump.
OK.
Just breathe.
You're getting better.
Oh, yeah. We got this. We got this, baby.
Come on. We can make up some time here.
We can make up some time. We can win this, Teddy.
For us to be the biggest, tallest, heaviest team...
Handsomest. Handsomest,
you'd think we'd be bad at this. Come on, Teddy.
Good work, good work, good work.
Why does Harry have ballerina balance at, like, 6'5"?
It makes no sense.
Woo!
You have passed!
Yes! Yeah.
Congratulations.
Thanks, brother. Thank you so much.
We started last and we walked out second
and with better balance.
We're having a great day.
Come on, Teddy.
"Find the local broom seller along the river
"to find a bicycle and pile of brooms."
Easy work. Let's go.
Hey, hey, hey. Hello. Hello.
Let's go. Yeah.
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
Yes! Hey, Emma and Hayley!
Oh, no! Oh, no!
We got cocky! Ha-ha!
Eat our dust. Eat our dust.
We're gluttons for punishment.
So we would like to...
We would like to audition again.
Pick me up before you go!
One, two, three!
High Five! Whoo!
(THEY CHEER) Oh, thank you so much.
I feel like if we wanted to move to Cambodia after this show
and have a job in the circus,
yeah, it could be a new life for me. Here we go.
God almighty. Well done, mate. And you.
Oh. Come on, that's only 10.
No, that's not 10. It was, bud, it was only 10.
I was counting. Ready?
And I was so determined.
Let's go again. Let's go again.
And, at the same time, we're watching Angie do it
three or four times in a row.
And, unfortunately, keep falling off and keep falling off.
So after our complete kerfuffle in the morning,
this was our opportunity to try and catch a space.
You can do it. You can do it. You can do it.
Hold together. You can do it. You can do it.
You can do it.
Oh!
You passed.
BOTH: Yes!
It's fine.
I was like... Prrrrrr!
Hey. Thank you. Thank you so much.
Good job, guys. ALLI: Good job guys.
It's only us now.
I felt like I was letting Alli down.
We'd gone from second place to last place,
but I was in quite a bit of pain.
Let me go again.
If we stay positive. It's going to happen.
I grabbed my grandmother's wedding ring that I was wearing
and said, "Help me here.
"I'm just not sure how to get through this."
(BREATHES DEEPLY)
Take a big breath.
You've got to be in the middle.
I lost my grandmother when I was about nine.
I was very close to her, so I looked up to her as my angel.
You got this in the bag, Mum.
That's halfway.
She's Samoan, so, you know, we're in the islands.
And I felt like she would be with me.
Take a few deep breaths.
I know it hurts.
Great.
So proud of you. It worked.
Even though we're last, it still worked.
Still worked.
Congratulations.
Yay! Thank you so much.
It goes to show the power of the mind
that if you really stick at something,
that you can do it. Yeah.
Thank you. Emma. Let's go. Thank you.
Woo! Thanks, brother.
Wait here. Thanks, bro.
Oh, my gosh. Fun!
Look, I don't mind a bike cycle.
Yeah, I like a cycle.
Yeah, it's always a fun time.
Does this look like a good bike, Emma?
It looks like a great bike. OK. Great. Perfect.
Hello. Hello.
On the back of the bike, there was a frame,
and we had to attach 40 brooms to the bike
with just a little bit of string.
Then we had to cycle to a furniture store
and have these brooms assessed.
We've just got to make sure we have enough string
for the whole thing.
So our dad, he absolutely loves knots.
Normally, the knots are what take us so long to get packed together
for a camping trip, and he's knotting for about an hour or two.
So, hopefully, we can bring Dad's vibes today.
Oh. Who's there? Who's there?
Uh, Harry and Teddy and Emma and Hayley.
Teddy and Betty are here.
Oh, hang on, hang on. Here's Darren and Tristan.
We should be able to do this pretty damn quick, man.
Oh, Darren and Tristan.
Panic, panic, panic.
HARRY: For us, the biggest target is Darren and Tristan.
They just beat us to the mat on the last one.
We're going to beat 'em today. We're ready to take 'em down.
Come on, Teddy.
..back here, yeah? Yeah. Nice.
We're right on the tail of Emma and Hayley and Teddy and Eddie.
But I do have a secret.
My dad, he had me going to the Cub Scouts
when I was a wee boy.
In later years, you're like, "What was the point in that?"
And then something like The Amazing Race comes up
and you're like, knot-tying badge.
This is definitely the knot I need here. Biz-chop-pow!
Choo-choo!
And off we trotted to the furniture store.
Ooh! It's rocky.
Am I going to make it past here?
Argh!
Yep. Perfect, perfect. Coming on the road.
These are such good brooms.
Who wants to ride the bike?
What do you reckon?
I don't know. I could do it.
These thighs were meant for riding.
Yes, actually, this is totally your challenge.
Just go with it. Shivers. Shivers, shivers.
Just watch out.
(THEY LAUGH)
It's too funny.
I can't even find the pedals. It's so heavy.
You've got to look out for the furniture shop.
I can't even move my eyeballs.
Or maybe up there on the right, mate. You see them?
Yeah. Beep-beep.
Hold this, hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it.
I've got no control. It's a lovely, peaceful ride.
Watch out for that stump in the middle of the street.
Yeah. That's handy. Here, Hayley. I can see it.
You can see it?
I'm just going to put the stand down.
Yeah.
Thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you.
Yes! Thank you so much.
OK, here we go.
Da-da, da, da, da!
Route info.
"Make your way to Chong Srok Lotus Pond."
Teams are now heading to Chong Srok Lotus Pond,
where they'll wade through the water to pick 50 lotus stems.
They'll then carry them to the workshop
where they'll craft their own silk.
This scarf is made from lotus silk,
one of the rarest fabrics in the world.
Originally created for weaving the robes of Buddhist monks,
each strand is extracted by hand
from the stem of a lotus flower, just like that.
But getting enough silk just to make one scarf
can take around two months.
At the silk workshop,
teams must make a six-metre long thread of smooth lotus silk
by cracking open the stems, drawing out the fibres
and rolling them together.
Once the judge is satisfied with their silk,
they'll receive their next clue.
Emma and Hayley are closing in on our win record as well.
Oh, yeah, they're the biggest competitors for sure.
They're great at the fiddly stuff.
They're great at the physical stuff.
They're great at the dancing, they're great at the singing.
Hold on a minute.
I've just realised I'm in love with Emma and Hayley.
BOTH: # La! #
Thank you. Alright, buddy, let's go.
Bikes. Let's go.
Go with the red one. Go with the red one.
Hold nice and tight. Keep going, keep going.
My father's an engineer and Cor rides a bike
four or five times a week.
So we're feeling pretty good about ourselves in the race.
Can you help me, bud? Get the next pile ready?
So you start getting, collecting the next pile.
10? Yep.
ALLI: Get ready. Go, go, go, go, go, go!
Go, cut, you need to get that. Don't lose that.
(ENGLISH ACCENT) I'm Harry Potter.
Don't know why my technique is putting everything between my legs.
It's a bit of a worry.
Alright, Teddy, you got to do these a little tighter, bro.
It's just so fidgety.
But I think we'll be OK.
Alright, bro. Let's go.
Alright, come on, Teddy, we're not too far behind.
JANA: None of them can stick out the bottom.
Are they poking out the bottom? No, not at the moment.
I really thought I'd come up with quite an ingenious way
to make sure that there was little rope bridges between the frame,
and, that way, that the broomsticks would actually sit on that
and obviously not fall as a result.
Let's go, buddy. Time to rip it, dude.
This bike is tiny. Yeah. Hop on.
Just wait. I'm getting on here. Yeah, I'm just holding the back.
It was just like running with the kids in the pram.
You're, like, pushing me in weird ways.
I've let you go now. Mum, no, you've got to hold it.
Jesus!
No. OK. I think it's better if I hold the back a little bit.
This thing is way too small. You got this, mate.
I've got to focus on not falling over.
OK.
Woo!
Here we go.
Teddy, speed bump. (BLEEP)!
Because we came last in the last leg,
we get told we have to do a speed bump.
That's not him. Wrong guys. Thank you.
Talk about kicking us while we were down.
We're already behind.
We don't need a speed bump.
Speed bump. Woo!
"Travel back on foot to collect 40 more brooms each, each,
"and return them by hand."
(BLEEP)
That was complete (BLEEP).
How do you expect us to be in a great mood after this?
Come on. Hey, it's a competition.
I know... You're not actually...
If you give up now, you will lose.
If you stop tantruming, you're going to get through this.
I'm not tantruming. Stop (BLEEP) us, we'll stop tantruming.
Teddy, come on. Teddy, don't say that. That's not true.
I have my cranky pants on at this point.
Can you put yourself in our shoes for a second? Like...
I'm totally understanding what's going on.
But right now, if I'm in your shoes, I'm losing the race
because I'm giving up.
Did we... Did we just give up?
Do you want to keep racing or not?
Oh, she's (BLEEP). We got (BLEEP).
Oh, my gosh, fun. EMMA: Bag drop.
Oh!
DARREN: Oh, the last wellington boot challenge.
Oh, my gosh, you guys, you're so close to us!
Hiya! You're so close!
Look at them. They're so beautiful. It's beautiful.
We've got to cut them at the root. At the root.
We've got to get 50, Emma, 50.
Oh! Oh!
Yes! This is gonna get tricky.
So, yep, everything's wet. Oh, God.
Oh, no. I can't even move. Oh, it's like quicksand.
Oh, my God, how are we meant to... No, this is actually really bad!
OK, just take it easy. I can't move!
Take it easy.
Oh, my God! Oh!
Oh. (LAUGHS)
You alright? Quick! Don't stop. Do it quick. I can't stay on my feet.
Do it... Yeah. Best to go quick.
TRISTAN: Don't let your foot plant. Oh! Oh, shit, yeah.
Oh! Yeah. I'm in. (LAUGHS)
Argh! Oh!
Oh, no! Oh, no!
It's the worst! What is wrong with us?
The reality of the lotus farm
was the complete opposite of what we thought.
Oh! I can't even move.
I just absolutely can't with this task.
This is so much harder than I thought.
ALLIE: This is harder than what I thought.
ANGIE: Quick, quick, quick.
Who's riding? I can ride if you want. OK.
I decided to ride the bike because I was feeling the pain
in my foot and my back, and I had to be able
to gather my strength again for the rest of the day.
Brooms are looking fine, baby.
If you ride too fast, they'll fall off.
Oh, but I can't go slow on this bike because the weight.
You've got to be really careful with your back.
Quick, quick, quick! Go quick! You're gonna have to run.
It's alright. We can't get stressed.
If I go slower, I'm going to fall!
You're gonna hurt your back and your ankles, Mum.
I can't see anyone or anything.
Oh! (BLEEP)
Mum! Mum...
Oh! (BLEEP) Mum!
After the morning that we've had,
I'm like, please, let's just give Mum a pass.
You alright?
I was worried about mum's back.
All I was thinking was, what kind of pain is mum in?
You OK?
Can you just help me back up? Can you hold the back of the bike?
Other side. Other side.
It was stressful. It was stressful.
I could tell she didn't want to let me down.
Deep down, I know mum is always going to push through.
it's alright, we can't get stressed.
We just need to move.
We need to keep moving to the furniture shop.
COR: This is it here. Oh!
Pulling up in the whip. JANA: Hello.
Riding the bike was not fun.
It was actually not a fun experience.
When we finally got to the furniture store,
we're like, "Yes! Finally some luck on our side!"
(BUZZER) No? No?
What? Why?
We've definitely got the right amount of brooms. Mm-hm.
"All your brooms must be placed vertically, bristles up and secured within the frame.
"They cannot be sticking out the bottom." They're not.
What are we missing?
Hang on. What? You've got 11.
No. What?
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine...
No, you're right, it's 10. 10.
This must be it just here, Allie, up on the right.
Push them all back up. Push them all back up now for check.
Check! Can we check?
Thank you. Oh, thank you!
They passed. What? What'd you guys do?
I don't know, darl.
Thank you.
Getting pretty stressful now.
"Make your way to Chong Srok lotus pond."
What a shit day.
Today was such an amazing day,
and we thought we'd done so well.
"Placed vertically, bristles up, and secured within the frame." They're in the frame.
Maybe they're not upright enough.
Hang on. Those were all in the frame before. Bend down in the front here.
Try and get them all completely up.
Being tall people, unfortunately, we just didn't look low enough.
Too tall. They're really high now.
Bend down in the front here and tell me any
that are poking through the frame.
There are none.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much.
We were so lucky.
Harry and Teddy got the speed bump.
Let's go. Let's go.
At least we're not last. Come on, bud, get in.
We got to have some energy to try and pick ourselves up,
because we're sick of being (BLEEP).
Even though sometimes we let our emotions out,
sometimes we throw tantrums...
Don't (BLEEP) me and then ask me to smile about it.
..but one thing we're not is quitters.
So as much as we were deflated...
We're here because we want to win for our charity.
We want to raise $100,000 for Beyond Blue.
So let's pick up our big boy pants,
let's get on a big boy walk, and let's go pick up some big boy brooms.
Right here? These ones?
HAYLEY: Oh, this is so tiring.
It was
so difficult to collect these lotus flowers.
They were scattered everywhere.
It was basically all lily pads, and then like one flower there.
Oh, one flower there.
EMMA: You only need about 10 more. How many?
10.
40. TRISTAN: Yep, nice.
10 more.
It just felt like we'd been going through these fields forever.
OK, we've got to move.
Oh, my God, that was a huge frog!
It just leapt up in my face.
Here's some lotus flowers here. Here we are. There's flags. Yeah.
I'll get the bags, you start.
Here, Mum. We're going there? Down there.
Let's go far away from everyone. OK.
JANA: Here we go. Let's go, buddy.
Right, bag drop, buddy. Bag drop.
And shoes and everything.
HAYLEY: Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
OK, let's just start walking. Yeah.
I thought it might have been a bit more of a glamorous experience.
Angie's getting down and dirty. (SIGHS)
Oh, that's...
I'm gonna fall over.
Wow, this is hard.
DARREN: Whoa! TRISTAN: (CHUCKLES) This is impossible.
EMMA: How are you going? Really great.
Whoo! (COR GRUNTS)
Whoa! This is actually a joke.
(BLEEP)
Oh, bugger.
DARREN: Grab these ones as well.
ALLI: You alright?
All these physical challenges today, they've been so hectic
on both of us, especially Mum,
with all the injuries that she's dealing with.
Then you're seeing frogs and spiders.
Oh, there's a leech on me!
(BLEEP) How do I get it off? ANGIE: Oh, shit.
Like, it was just animalistic.
Someone help with a leech? Leech!
How do I get it off? Help with a leech?
I just ripped it off. Did you get it all?
Yeah. That was... (BLEEP) I hate leeches.
Nothing's going right today.
TEDDY: You just go, bro.
HARRY: Alright, come on, Teddy, let's just run.
Teddy, how are you doing? I'm (BLEEP).
This speed bump really got in my head.
This is by far the angriest I've been on the race.
Ooh, thanks. (BLEEP)
"Make your way to Chong Srok and pick 50 lotus stems.
OK, let's go.
If we lose today, we could be eliminated.
But I knew we had to really, really go hard
to make up some spots.
Let's go.
DARREN: Oh, just a lovely day for it, ladies, isn't it?
Lovely day.
Love it!
Love the chaos.
Love the spider bites.
If I never see another lotus stem
in my life, I'll be very happy.
We were in there a long time.
TRISTAN: Get that one. Get that one pink one.
We've got 50. EMMA: Let's go.
ALLI: We've got 36, Mum. Close to 50.
JANA: Come this way, buddy. There's a heap over here. See?
Hello. Can you take this? Can you take this?
45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51.
Yes!
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you so much.
As we finally had our 50 lotus flowers in the basket,
we had to take those flowers and weave their silk together.
This for you?
So we need to sit side by side. Thank you.
Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you.
WOMAN: Demonstration. We have to watch this? Wow.
OK.
One, two.
Whoa!
Oh, my gosh! What the...
Yeah. Whoa.
Wow! Wow!
I had no idea that you could get silk from a lotus flower.
I just had no idea that you could do that.
I thought that was silkworms.
Like the ones that you get at school.
Yeah, I was excited to see them. In the shoebox. Yeah.
DARREN: Oh, there's the girls. We're just behind.
Yeah. Pull, pull. No. (GASPS)
OK. That was hard.
No, Emma, no. (LAUGHS)
Got to be so slow with this.
Here, hold it. Take that. TRISTAN: That's good, man.
Pull it. Softly. Softly.
Knife. Scalpel.
ALLI: I think that's... Mum, that's 50.
JANA: (GROANS) I'm exhausted. COR: Can we... Can we head back?
There's no plants, buddy.
There is. I can see them.
TEDDY: You got 'em? I'll take the bucket.
The boys are here now too. Go! Go, quick!
Looks like they're almost done.
We're so far behind.
Oh, wow..
Oh, shit! Oh, my God!
Get this one. I think that one's good enough. Yeah.
Yes! Thank you.
That was beautiful.
And we're watching
all the other teams go away again and again and again.
..49, 50. (CHUCKLES)
Thank you. Thank you.
You know, if anyone could place a bet on who's going home,
I'd put all our money on us.
But we're here to win.
Let's go. Let's go over here. Let's pick up the pace.
It's crazy how fiddly this is to get such a small amount of silk.
Like, what do you mean?
And then stretch it. DARREN: What, hold from there?
Quick. Look, the bag drop.
OK, here.
Is this empty?
BOTH: Yep.
Do you reckon I'd be better at it or you?
JANA: Quickly, my love.
TRISTAN: OK, Do you want me to cut? Buddy, sitting next to each other.
Ready? It's going to work like this.
Here's our basket. Ready? Get ready to cut.
Oh, gosh. Emma, we really need to get a move on.
I'm really starting to panic.
DARREN: This challenge is time consuming.
You have to snap the lotus flowers that we picked,
ease out these little tiny bits of silk from within.
We're so close, but so far.
It's so fiddly. It's got to be perfect.
And then roll them up to make a thicker bit of silk.
Roll, roll, roll.
That's fun.
You have to do that over and over and over until you have six metres
with not a nub in it.
Just go a little bit faster, sweetie.
Come on. Please, for me, please.
For me to go faster, you have to go faster.
I am going as fast as I can.
It's anyone's game.
Except for maybe Harry and Teddy.
So we got here and everyone was here.
And now everyone's gone again.
Surprise, surprise.
We're cooked. We're two cooked chooks.
And now we have to go in this swamp where there's lychees.
What's it called? Leeches.
There's leeches. There might be lychees, too.
There might be lychees in there. We don't know.
It's quite nice, Teddy.
It's good fun.
What does Shrek say?
What are you doing in my swamp?
Yeah. What are you doing in my swamp?
Alright, let's go.
If you're stressed out and then you're making jokes,
it makes you not stressed out anymore.
Thank you. Thank you, darling.
Like, whatever we have to do to just, like, get through.
JANA: This bit is too thin. Look. COR: Can you not lap it over, please?
Big snap. Yep.
Yeah. Oh, they're nice.
That's it. OK. Ah, too much. It's alright.
JANA: Don't. Don't. just stay there. Let go of it. Let go.
COR: Why do you keep trying to take it out of my hands?
Because I can finish it for you.
Let's go. Quick! Quick! It's never-ending.
TEDDY: Hello.
Emma. Hey, Harry and Teddy.
Oh, wow. They did well.
Harry and Teddy rock up. I wasn't worried at all.
We had at least four metres of yarn. Mm.
And I figure, look,
it's going to take them so long to get to this point.
HARRY: Just do a little first. See how we feel.
TEDDY: She was breaking it so easy.
Been so many points today where everyone's been at one spot. Yeah.
Well, everyone's very focused.
It's so hard to know how any of the other teams are going,
because it's such a small thing you can hardly see.
Like, we have no idea what people have in their baskets.
Argh! I don't like it.
I don't like the unknown, which is this whole race!
We really need to get a move on.
I'm really starting to panic.
We had to make six metres of silk in this challenge,
so we were like, "OK, we'll be here for a while."
Oh, you bastard!
And it's just, just fiddly.
We know that someone's going home and the pressure is really on.
Give me a second. (GASPS)
You picked the whole thing up, bud.
Nice hat, Harry.
HARRY: Thank you so much.
A boost of morale.
Hi. Hello. Can we have a check?
You've got six already?
Really?
Come on, Harry!
Yes.
Oh, she's going, she's going for it. She's going?
She's going for it. She's going, she's Spotlight... Two.
She is Lincraft. Three.
Ooh.
What's that?
I didn't even see those little things.
We've got to get rid of it. Pull it?
OK. And then roll.
OK. Alright.
No. Thank you very much.
We've got this. Thank you. OK.
We had little bumps in our silk,
and she went through every little bump, and she was like, "No."
And we were like, "OK, we are not good silk makers."
We've got six metres.
We have to be mindful of the quality
and it needs to not have any bumps in it.
Check. What?
Oh, my God. Now Darren and Tristan.
The boys are done already. ALLI: They're finished.
Business. Who? Darren and Tristan.
She measures one, two...
..three...
..four, five... Six.
Seven.
We've done. We've just overachieved this whole thing.
We could have been up hours ago.
They are not good.
Yeah.
No.
Thank you. Thank you.
The lady was unimpressed with our silk structure.
We're just picking out all the little knots.
Check, please. Yay! Check, please.
Thank you.
Someone's just said check.
Just put some more on this bit.
What are the bumps?
Uh, it just broke.
Just broke.
Can we go back? Again.
Yeah.
Oh, my God, are they done?
No.
This was extremely hard as a challenge
because it was so minute.
It was very delicate.
JANA: Come on, let's go.
HARRY: We need more thickness down your end.
ALLI: We need to be a bit quicker. We can't get out of here last.
OK, we're ready for it. Back.
OK. Can we have a check?
Oh, Emma and Hayley. Up for a check.
OK, we've done a bit more swirling and a bit more spinning.
Gotten the pimples out.
The improvement. So nice.
Refined.
Oh, yay!
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Emma and Hayley just passed.
Whoo-hoo! Good on 'em.
Route info.
"Travel by foot to resort Chamkar...
"And search the grounds for Beau."
Here on the rural outskirts of Siem Reap,
Traditional Khmer architecture stands amongst
the lotus fields and rice farms,
and Chamkar House is the perfect example.
It's also a great place to have an ice-cold beverage
after a long hard day's work.
Welcome to the Pit Stop for the ninth leg of
The Amazing Race Australia.
"Hurry! The last team may be eliminated."
Let's go!
Can you believe we left that challenge in first?
That just seems so hard. But it's so exciting.
We're on our way to the Pit Stop, though. That's so exciting.
It felt like such a roller-coaster of a day.
Everyone's been so close together today.
But we had so much fun on this leg of the race.
Beau! Why? Why are you so far away?
Why can't you just be a little bit closer?
Why, why, why?
What about, like, a double knot? Like...?
Put the knot on the side? On the side like that?
Yeah. So that's more of a Khmer thing.
Now I feel more local.
Do I look like a Khmer man?
I don't know how to lie.
Neither do I.
And find Beau.
OK. Focus, focus.
Follow the path.
Oh, gosh. Wow.
This is beautiful.
Oh, there he is.
Oh, there they are.
Look, it's the girls, Emma and Hayley.
I'm contractually obliged not to pick a favourite.
Ah. But I do have a favourite.
Why do I always look like such a dork
running to the mat?
Little shuffles, little shuffles.
Welcome to Siem Reap.
Oh. Thank you.
You look amazing. Thank you.
Emma and Hayley, you are the first team to check in.
Oh, yes!
That's two wins in a row.
Number one, baby.
Come on.
Yes!
And you know the rules.
A hotel upgrade for coming in first.
I don't know how we've managed to get first two legs in a row.
I don't know what we're doing, but I'm excited about it.
Well done. Thanks so much.
Go down here, girls. Thank you.
It's definitely time for Sassy Cat and Tristan
to just to move to the side.
And we'll just breeze on through. And maybe to another country.
Goodbye. Bye!
I'm going to start moving quicker. Are you ready for that?
Yep. The room is filled with stress.
Everyone is realising how long it's taking.
It's going to be one of us going home tonight.
Pressure is on.
It's a very fiddly little job
going through every little bit of string.
I've got a bit hectic, heavy handed on the cut.
OK. Keep your shit together. Yep.
JANA: One, two, three, four, five. We have not done six.
You thought we'd done six. That's not six.
You're just going slow today, bub. You were so fast all morning.
Today's been a very long day.
(MUMBLES)
Have they been bickering the whole time/ Nonstop.
The difference is I'm going... I'll stop saying anything.
No, no, no, no... That's the last thing you'll hear from me.
Are you listening to me? You're just going to ignore me now.
I'm not going to ignore you. But I won't say a thing more.
Because every time I try to encourage you,
you just yell back at me and... I'm not yelling.
Oh, my God, I need earplugs.
Look how quickly these guys are going. Look. Yeah.
Come on, babe.
OK.
Don't miss a moment of the action... Yeah!
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I know what you're doing wrong.
Can you put more water on it, please?
Baby, I just did. You didn't see it. I just went like this.
That's not enough. Let's go. Come on.
HARRY: Jana and Cor at this challenge, they are bickering.
Is it not helping that I'm...? No, it's actually not.
Because all you're doing is stressing me out
while I'm trying to... Stop talking.
They're so angry at each other, and we're just having such a good time.
You can talk. It's just... If I'm not helping, I'm not helping.
Just saying the same thing over and over. You're going really slow.
HARRY: Keep it calm. You two, no fighting. Listen, support each other.
I would never talk to my mother the way you're talking to me today. I'm just trying to keep it calm.
HARRY: Take a breath, both of you. Relax.
You love each other deep down.
ALLI: You love each other. We're all here for charity.
HARRY: This is tough on everyone, but just love each other.
ALLI: Yeah, I agree. Everyone loves everyone.
Even Darren and Tristan. Everyone hates them. Exactly!
I'm sorry.
We love you guys.
We started every race with the idea of let's try and have fun,
let's try and enjoy it.
But, ultimately, you have to own who you are as a person
and we're both very competitive.
OK, don't break it, sweetie. I got it, I got it.
He's actually more competitive than I am.
That's perfect. Well done.
Perfect.
They're done.
I'm starting to get worried. Not many teams left.
Look how thick the boys are.
We're going to come last if you don't...
This is up to you now. Yeah.
Can we go maybe 25, 30m of premium stick silk?
Harry and I just having fun and doing it with a smile,
you know, just takes out all that stress.
Ooh-wee-ooh!
And we just got to work.
Break the sticks, get the string, break the sticks, get the string.
We made up a good amount of time on this.
Check, please. Check, please.
See?
Oh, wow. Check, please.
Harry's head must have gone so quick.
Oh. Wow. OK, mate.
Let's go. No bloody way.
Absolutely astounded me
that Harry and Teddy have found their absolute dream challenge.
And it's silk weaving. Who knew?
Careful!
One, two...
Be careful. It might break.
Three, four, five, six.
Very nice. Very good, eh?
Yes. Oh, my God.
Thank you so much.
Let's go. Woo!
Check, please.
Come on, bub. We've really got to move.
Good.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Route info. "Make your way to a traditional place of peace.
"Search the grounds for Beau. Last team will be eliminated."
Let's go.
Let's go. They're catching up.
We can catch...the boys, mate. Let's go.
We beat them once, we can beat them again in a sprint to the finish.
Almost there, almost there.
All the way to the end. Let's go.
Just a light jog. Light jog?
You're sprinting off. This is a light jog for me.
This is a walk, really.
Up here, Teddy. Up here.
There are the guys.
There they are, look! It's Harry and Teddy.
Oh, he's right here.
Oh, there they are!
Oh, Darren and Tristan.
Oh, wow, they're coming in hot!
Come on, Teddy.
Come on, buddy.
Welcome to Siam Reap.
Thank you, my dear. Thank you so much.
This mat looks great.
I just want to look at it for a minute.
Harry and Teddy, you are the second team to check in.
Yeah. Let's go.
Alright. Cool. We're hugging. We'll hug it.
Congratulations. You're still in The Race.
Bring it in. Well done.
Grab your bags and keep moving.
They said third and you're last. So you guys are out.
Hey!
Well done, lads. Good stuff, guys.
That's one for one on the race count now, huh?
The fact that we pulled this rabbit out of this hat is incredible.
Darren and Tristan, we're not going to lose to these two sausages again.
Welcome to Siem Reap.
DARREN: Thank you.
Darren and Tristan, you are the third team to check in.
Well done, man.
Talk about a foot race.
That's two now. Yes.
The first one, they won that. We'll get them the third.
Well, bring it in, boys. Good on you!
Get out of the heat.
Make sure that there's nothing... Bits coming off. OK?
ALLI: Might be our day if we have to run against these two, Mum.
I get it.
It ended up just being me and Mum and Jana and Cor.
It's going to be one of us going home tonight.
They're a bit stressed. Very stressed.
We're trying to do it right.
It took a long time to do that silk,
because we were paying so much attention to the detail.
Up the end. Up the end. Let's go.
Yeah.
We just knew we had to get out of there quickly.
Because if Jana and Cor got out there behind us,
I've got no chance running against an Olympic runner.
Not our time yet, Mum.
We're not going home today, so we'd better hurry up.
OK, go and check.
OK. Let's go. Come on. Last little ditch effort. OK?
Good.
Thanks, Mummy. Yes. Thank you.
Route info.
"Make your way to a traditional place of peace.
"Hurry! The last team may be eliminated."
I mean, this is still, I think this is... Is this still five?
Or is this the six now?
I think this is still five. Six, now we're working on six.
Every other team had left,
but there's still a chance to catch up.
We knew we could. We've done it before.
It's not over until it's over.
Alright, that's it.
OK. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Thank you.
OK. Hold that, bud. "Search for the grounds for Beau.
"Hurry! The last team will be eliminated."
OK. Let's go. Let's go. Come on, monkey!
I'm hurting. Give me your pack.
We're going to have to sprint our lives out.
We're not going to keep up with Jana, Olympic runner.
Not going to happen.
Switch.
You this, you this.
You've got to stay mentally strong to get through that.
You can do it. Push, Mum!
It's not over until we're on that Pit Stop.
I'm not going home.
If you had to, let's say, walk a kilometre in this weather
with a 25 to 30-kilo backpack on, how would you feel?
No, I would just stop and cry on the floor.
Oh, you sound like the majority of the contestants.
I can barely move now.
Alli, Jana's going to beat us.
Can you run or not?
When your second last, you start to stress.
Got to talk to yourself all the time
and just say, "OK, it's not over till you're on the mat."
Want me to take it? Are you able to for a little bit?
Yeah. Can we go back and forth?
Mum inspires me every day.
And I think especially on this race, like, she's really inspired me.
Stop here. Let's go.
I've relied on my inner drive all my life.
Winning a world title when I was about 19.
Three Olympic games, I went on and became a doctor.
I'm just a stayer. And I just hate giving up.
ALLI: It's here. Let's go. See?
I can see them over there. Far right.
Let's go. Mum, you can do it. Let's go.
Mum has just been incredible.
I can't imagine having a much better mum.
I love her so much. Thanks, buddy.
You can do it, Mum.
You're amazing. You're incredible.
Is that a team coming through there?
Welcome to Siem Reap.
Thank you. Welcome. Thank you.
Alli and Angie, you are the fourth team to check in.
Nice, Mum. We didn't get last. We're in.
Angie, you are really up against it.
Your back. And now your feet. What's happening?
Oh, that's alright. It's just called old age, I think.
Just falling apart.
That's alright. We got through it.
Yeah. You girls just never, ever give up.
No, we don't.
We just... Yeah. We want to leave with no regrets.
And we don't want to be on a plane home thinking,
"Oh, we could have pushed a bit harder...
Why didn't I push through that pain or push through that thing?
Because it's only temporary.
I love that, pain is temporary and glory is forever.
So bring it in.
Thanks, Beau! Go rest up.
Oh, did you headbutt me? Go ice your feet.
Ice your back. Ice your head.
Ice whatever you've got.
Ice, ice. Ice, ice, baby.
We felt so proud of ourselves and so proud of each other
that we just really pushed to another level.
And... And we got there in the end.
Incredible. Good job.
Oh.
Hey, Beau. Hey, Jana.
What a day!
Welcome to Siem Reap. COR: Thank you.
Jana and Cor...
..you are...
..the last team to check in.
Yeah. That's fine.
No.
It's fine, Mum. It is what it is, buddy. Yeah.
And, unfortunately, you guys are eliminated.
OK, thanks, Beau. Thank you. Your time on The Race is over.
Yep. Yep. No problem.
Thank you for having us.
Now, the main reason you're both here is for your charity.
Do you have any final words?
The Royal Hospital for Women is an incredible hospital.
They work with women all over New South Wales,
one of the primary hospitals that do so.
And we desperately need more funding.
So even though we haven't made it and got the $100,000 for our charity,
we'd love it if people back home might consider donating.
I'm sure they will. And we've loved having you here.
And Jana Pittman, well, you are a superstar.
You were a wonderful athlete. It's time to go home to your kids.
Well done. Congratulations and bring it in. Thank you.
It's been so much fun.
Like, just being on The Race with you guys is just...
It's incredible. Like, making so many friends.
It's just awesome.
Thank you, guys, so much.
Alright, bud? Yeah. Sorry.
You sad going home? Yeah.
It's OK. You did great.
(SOBS)
Hey, we did great. Come on, buddy.
Jana and Cor, you are the first team to check it.
I know we're really disappointed that we're going home,
but the time together is irreplaceable.
Come on, buddy. Oh, God. It's my tummy.
Feels like I'm running the Olympics all over again.
Cor has been so extraordinary on so many fronts.
Yes!
And I'm incredibly proud of him.
Next time on The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition:
Marooned on the rugged coastline of Borneo...
Wow.
I'm a kayak queen.
This is kind of crazy. The boys are here!
..our final four celebrity teams...
Is it true that that attracts the sharks?
..risk life and limb...
Oh! Oh! Argh!
I'm just worried about Mum.
..as they race towards the grand finale.
We're nearly there. Yee-ha!
That's the jetty. Let's go.