Who's watching the new Amazing Race? - Beyond Tiki

M midnite Member 37? 47' N, 122? 26' W Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1230	M midnite Posted posted on Tue, Feb 8, 2005 11:40 PM How do they get on the same train ayt O Hare and then end up at Gino's East so much later than that winning team? That's the Chicago stop, the Water Tower is a 3 minute walk, it's on Michigan! There is a cab every six seconds. Unbelievable, just where were they trying to get a cab? The second place team were the only ones I could possibly stomach after the two sisters were eliminated after looking for envelopes in the hay. I like to watch the series for the locations, very interesting. There's not a hell of a lot of strategy. It seems to come down to hailing cabs, as it did for the race that ended up here in SF. This race was difficult to watch, some good-looking people with very ugly personalities and dispositions. It was pitiful at times. It's a fun show, nice concept, but wow, some of this race's "highlights" were rather disturbing.

How do they get on the same train ayt O Hare and then end up at Gino's East so much later than that winning team? That's the Chicago stop, the Water Tower is a 3 minute walk, it's on Michigan! There is a cab every six seconds. Unbelievable, just where were they trying to get a cab?

The second place team were the only ones I could possibly stomach after the two sisters were eliminated after looking for envelopes in the hay. I like to watch the series for the locations, very interesting. There's not a hell of a lot of strategy. It seems to come down to hailing cabs, as it did for the race that ended up here in SF.

This race was difficult to watch, some good-looking people with very ugly personalities and dispositions. It was pitiful at times. It's a fun show, nice concept, but wow, some of this race's "highlights" were rather disturbing.

Post #140228 by midnite on Tue, Feb 8, 2005 11:40 PM