The Amazing Race
December 8, 2008
23 days, 5 continents, 40,000 miles, 11 episodes, and just as many fun-filled recaps jam-packed with an uncountable number of inappropriate comments about how great Starr's ass looks in those pants, and finally, here we are. Season 13 of The Amazing Race is coming to a close, and with it, a brand-new winner of the one million dollar prize. Who will it be? The overachieving, terminally photogenic brother/sister team of Nick & Starr? The maritally-challenged duo of Ken & Tina, lovingly referred to by this recapper as Team Hatchetface? Or will all 9 planets collide (yes, I still have love for Pluto) and allow Dan & Andrew, the bumbling frat brothers of Team Douchenozzle to pull off the upset of the ages and take the win? Find out just ahead, Race fans. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
December 1, 2008
With the now-obligatory 'surprise' non-elimination leg at the Final Four out of the way, it's time to get to the good stuff - the Final Three! What a leg it was, too, as an unprecedented gaffe by one of the teams cost them a sure placing in the finals next week. More importantly, though, we got to see yet another example of how truly uncoordinated Dan really is. Frat boys aren't supposed to act like that much of a moron in public until AFTER they start drinking, Dan. I hope you know that all the guys back at Lambda Lambda Lambda are NEVER going to let you live all of this down. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
November 24, 2008
Whew! That was close. I'm not sure what else I can say about this week's episode of The Amazing Race without spoiling what happened right here in the introduction, but seriously, whew! That was close. I think Moscow, Russia needs to develop some kind of taxi-driving school so that the next time the Race rolls through, I don't get quite that close to a heart attack. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
November 17, 2008
If I had to summarize this week's episode of The Amazing Race in just four words, it would be simply this - 'Read your damn clue'. Honestly, how difficult is it for these people to realize that what lies inside those yellow envelopes needs to be treated as gospel? Read the clues, follow your instructions to the absolute last letter, find Phil, collect your check for a million bucks. It's honestly not that hard. Winning the Amazing Race might be Kazakhstani belly dancers, sheep ass stew, and dressing up like a cow, sure, but rocket science? Not even close. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
November 9, 2008
I guess Barack Obama paid attention to the little conversation we had last week before I gave him my vote, because once again, my beloved Starr found it necessary to strip to nearly nothing before taking on a task in this week's Leg of the Amazing Race. Thanks, Barry! Enjoy the fruit basket I sent ahead to the White House, too. If the previous tenants have gotten into it before you get there, feel free to go ahead and repeal that ridiculous Prop 8 ruling, as well. That'll show 'em. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
November 3, 2008
Well, tomorrow we choose a new President in what may possibly be the most important election of our lives, but more importantly, a dirty, sweaty Starr stripped down to a sports bra on last night's episode of The Amazing Race. Whichever candidate can promise me that every day for the next four years will be receiving my vote without question. Gentlemen, I suggest you both get busy. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
October 27, 2008
Well, the Race seems to be moving right along, doesn't it? Terence is still whining, Tina's face still seems to be sliding off of her skull, Starr is still seven different kinds of hot, and tonight's episode had one of the strangest endings I've seen in a while. In fact, I'm not sure if it's ever happened before. In any case, let's take a look at all that stuff. More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
October 20, 2008
Sorry for getting this recap up so late, everyone, but I've been so busy crying my eyes out over the comments left for me in last week's recap that I almost forgot all about it. I think I've just about pulled myself together, though, so let's get it on. More Amazing Race after the jump...
Team Trophy Wife Kelly & Christy still insist upon making mountains out of molehills and continue their fight with Nick & Starr. Starr at least makes a go of patching things up with the two nasty old shrews, but Christy's still sore about Aja & Ty being told to U-Turn them by Starr. "You don't even know what you just opened," adds Christy. I sure know what you opened to start all this bullshit, Christy - your big fat yap.
Anyway, back to, um, the Race and stuff. In case you've forgotten, that's why everyone's here. First-place finishers from last week Team Hatchetface start us off yet again, and their first clue instructs them to fly to Auckland, New Zealand and drive to nearby Gulf Harbor. Once there, they're to pull apart a gigantic rope knot left for them and retrieve a hint towards their next clue. It's pretty clear at the airport that all of the teams are going to be on the same flight to Auckland no matter what time they show up, but Ty wanted to keep looking around for something earlier. His girlfriend Aja wasn't having it, though, and the two got into a fight over it that was just as boring as you'd expect. These two dullards could be having a knife fight while covered in neon yellow paint and standing in the middle of Times Square on New Year's Eve, and they would STILL come off as unendingly boring. Ty starts calling Aja 'Fidel Castro' because of how bossy she's being. Yeah, Ty, like she knows who that is.
By littlebigmouth
October 13, 2008
Well, crap. What was by far the most entertaining episode of The Amazing Race this season turned out to be my least favorite, and anyone who's been reading these recaps can probably deduce why. It wasn't all bad, though. Not at all. We had some ridiculous grudges being established for practically no reason whatsoever, some bimbo falling off a bike and nearly killing a local in the process, and some classic weird pronunciation problems from Phil. Snuhkel? What's a snuhkel, Phil? Oh, snorkel! Gotcha. I love Phil and his wildly errant tongue. Anyway, more Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
October 6, 2008
Well, we're off to a fine start on the Race. Although my beloved beekeepers already got the boot, at least the token boobie girl Starr is still in it and choosing to wear skimpier outfits with every passing week. The blondes reinforced their stereotype more than I could've ever hoped for, and hey! We even got a shot of thinly-veiled racism this time around. What more could you ask for? More Amazing Race after the jump...
By littlebigmouth
|