Amazing race 34 premieres 9/21

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So glad to see Dom and Rich go, she was ultra annoying.

Felt pretty sorry for the Jamaican dad at the end.

Can't picture any team beating the bros or the twins, those are two really strong teams.

I think those two plus Derek & Claire will be F3.

Which team is Derek and Claire? Many of the male/female teams have just been "meh" as far as "identity" goes.

I agree, I have a hard time remembering which is which too. This was helpful:

https://www.goldderby.com/gallery/the-amazing-race-34-cast/?post_type=pmc-gallery&p=1205053548

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So glad to see Dom and Rich go, she was ultra annoying.

Felt pretty sorry for the Jamaican dad at the end.

Can't picture any team beating the bros or the twins, those are two really strong teams.

I think those two plus Derek & Claire will be F3.

Which team is Derek and Claire? Many of the male/female teams have just been "meh" as far as "identity" goes.

I agree, I have a hard time remembering which is which too. This was helpful:

https://www.goldderby.com/gallery/the-amazing-race-34-cast/?post_type=pmc-gallery&p=1205053548

Derek and Claire are purple, asian guy and tall blonde girl. She is very smart but did terribly on a couple of roadblocks. They finished first the first episode and 2nd last night. I think they had a couple of unfortunate choices on who should do roadblocks (having tone deaf claire do yodeling over musically trained derek!) but the fact that they recovered and got back to the top means they will be contenders if they make better choices going forward.

[Anonymous]

First PP who asked who are Derek & Clare. Yes, that's a good point that they could be Final 3, as they're getting a lot of screen time, vs. basically any of the other M/F teams. They're either good for drama (not really - Dom & Rich were good for drama) or will be around.

They seem to be their own worst enemy as far as choosing who does the roadblock.

I do like the 2 LA cheerleaders, but don't think they'll be around for the long term.

[Anonymous]

I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

And they are definitely not "older"!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son is into the show and I just caught up. It was hilarious when the motivational speaker wanted to give up on the challenge IMMEDIATELY. Really? Unfortunately I cannot see how she could get hired again after that...all the self reflection afterward was fine, but in the moment she wanted to just give up and that was not a good look considering her whole identity.

And what will happen next week? Will the whining daughter and her father return or will it be a NEL? Or something else?

There are no Non Elimination Legs this season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

No not that couple. The teachers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

No not that couple. The teachers.

I don't know who you mean

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son is into the show and I just caught up. It was hilarious when the motivational speaker wanted to give up on the challenge IMMEDIATELY. Really? Unfortunately I cannot see how she could get hired again after that...all the self reflection afterward was fine, but in the moment she wanted to just give up and that was not a good look considering her whole identity.

And what will happen next week? Will the whining daughter and her father return or will it be a NEL? Or something else?

You aren't fully caught up. There was another episode this past week, after the motivational speakers were eliminated the week before.

I did watch this weeks (Jordan) and was talking about the "On the next Amazing Race" bit at the very end for next week (10/26).

[Anonymous]

The infomercial for Jordan was kind of creepy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

No not that couple. The teachers.

Are you talking about the team who most recently got eliminated? If so, they are father and daughter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

No not that couple. The teachers.

Are you talking about the team who most recently got eliminated? If so, they are father and daughter.

I don't think either one of them is a teacher. Did I miss that??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was relieved when the older AA couple went home. It was too difficult having the wife do all that physical stuff. I was afraid one of them would collapse. But maybe that’s just the editing.

Huh? If you're talking about Glenda and Lumumba, they have not gone home.

No not that couple. The teachers.

Umm, you're a year behind. They were on last season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son is into the show and I just caught up. It was hilarious when the motivational speaker wanted to give up on the challenge IMMEDIATELY. Really? Unfortunately I cannot see how she could get hired again after that...all the self reflection afterward was fine, but in the moment she wanted to just give up and that was not a good look considering her whole identity.

And what will happen next week? Will the whining daughter and her father return or will it be a NEL? Or something else?

You aren't fully caught up. There was another episode this past week, after the motivational speakers were eliminated the week before.

I did watch this weeks (Jordan) and was talking about the "On the next Amazing Race" bit at the very end for next week (10/26).

OK, but the "whining daughter and her father" were eliminated at the end of the last episode.