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‘Amazing Race’ gets not so amazing
Country singers Jennifer Wayne, left, and Caroline Cutbirth finished the Detour last on Sundayâ€™s episode of â€œThe Amazing Raceâ€ but managed to avoid elimination.
The perfect example of the decline of “The Amazing Race” arrived Sunday night in the guise of an episode that wrapped nothing inside a zero.
I’ve been complaining for a few seasons about the growth of “challenges” that don’t affect the outcome of the Race. Sure, it’s interesting to see the teams struggle – although fewer and fewer challenges even go that far – but if the test has no impact on the outcome of the Race, what is the point?
Sunday’s episode was an entire hour’s worth of nothing, with the teams essentially ferried en masse through the first half of the show and led into a Detour in the second half that concluded with a non-elimination leg.
The episode began in Sri Lanka with the teams – widely spread, time-wise, at the end of the last leg – bunched up as they waited for the Dutch Museum in Colombo to open. Hours later, they sprinted for a clue that sent them to the same train. They disembarked together to search for a gas station, where a difficult Roadblock had team members battling to fill up special marked tuk-tuks. Rachel Reilly made a potentially fatal error in misreading the clue – but it didn’t matter. After the Roadblock, all the teams climbed on another train together, rendering the challenge pointless.
The second half of the episode featured a Detour offering a choice of elephant-based challenges, neither particularly difficult, although they did succeed in finally putting the teams in some sort of order. Cousins Leo Temory and Jamal Zadran beat brothers Jet and Cord McCoy in a footrace to win the leg. Harlem Globetrotters Flight Time Lang and Big Easy Lofton survived a bad cab ride to the Pit Stop, and singers Jennifer Wayne and Caroline Cutbirth finished last – but were saved.
And the viewers were left right where they were when they started. Sure, there were bits of entertainment throughout the episode, but we still watch the Race for a race, not for running in place.
“The Amazing Race” will be pre-empted next week by the Academy of Country Music Awards.
“The Voice” 8 tonight and next Monday, NBC The Battle Rounds are the worst part of any season of “The Voice,” so naturally the producers decided to give us another set of them, subbing for the Knockout Rounds. The Battle Rounds consist of two singers from the same team singing a duet, with the team’s coach choosing one to stay in the competition. The result is usually two overreaching singers screaming at each other. In the second set of battles, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin will serve as adviser, the singers will have a limited choice of songs and each coach gets one steal.
Last Tuesday, Lake Forest resident Emily Benford won her battle against Shakira teammate Cierra Mickens.
“Survivor: Cagayan” 8 p.m. Wednesday, CBS The merger arrives at a perfect time, with the formerly dominant alliances fractured. The original “brains” tribe, once on the verge of extinction, looks strong at the moment, as its three surviving members are together and their second tribe goes into the merger with a 6-5 advantage. Sarah Lacina, the only member of the original “brawn” tribe not to end up in the purple group after the tribal shakeup, finds herself in an interesting position heading into the merger, as she could easily be a swing vote.
Last week, Lindsey Ogle quit the purple tribe after her friend Cliff Robinson was voted out, leaving her teammates down two players at the immunity challenge. They managed to win, though, and the orange tribe got rid of former “beauty” member Alexis Maxwell.
“American Idol” 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9 p.m. Thursday, Fox The viewers don’t seem to care that “American Idol” is much improved this season; the ratings keep spiraling down. Last week, “AI” lost to “Survivor” and “Modern Family” on Wednesday and “Grey’s Anatomy” on Thursday, when it drew fewer than 8 million viewers – the lowest numbers since early in Season 1. What did the non-watchers miss last week? A pretty spectacular performance of Led Zeppelin’s “Dazed and Confused” and the departure of Majesty Rose, the fourth girl to leave in five weeks.
“Hell’s Kitchen” 8 p.m. Thursday, Fox The current crop of chefs set a record by being unable to complete dinner service for a third week. Both the men’s and women’s teams were asked to nominate three chefs for elimination. Before Gordon Ramsay could announce his choice for the chopping block, Simone Hammond, a buffet cook from Henderson, Nev., took herself out.
“Dancing With the Stars” 8 p.m. Monday, ABC Another shocking survival by Billy Dee Williams? That seems unlikely, but last night’s episode aired after the deadline for this column. For a brief recap of Monday’s action, visit ocregister.com/blogs/watcher