The Amazing Race 20 (Spoilers)

Looks true to me, UCLA hat and all... (picture via RFF)

Well ill be watching if its true.

There is a picture of part of the cast standing outside gate 42B...that's terminal 4, which is Qantas...which means the first leg should be in Australia. EDIT: Actually, RFF seems to think they are heading to Buenos Aires, Argentina via Miami.

Why must CBS start disappointing me once more with this casting? I'm super ugh about it considering I can't stand Brenchel in the slightest. I would honestly rather see Russell from Survivor than them.

Yep not watching this.

Now I have a reason to watch again! GOOOOO RACHEL... and Brendon!

This is the best reality show for Rachel. She just needs to focus in the challenges and hopefully not talk the entire time.

I can't stand them either but it should make for good tv. I can't believe they are already taping a new season. I guess it makes sense as they do 2 seasons a year. Looking forward to seeing who else is going to be on next season.

Why God? WHY?

Bacchus;288868 wrote:
Why God? WHY?

Exactly my thoughts. I guess its a good way to draw in Big Brother viewers, or turn them completely away from the race (like myself). I refuse to watch this until they are gone, so hopefully they go first.

TSPKM2;288877 wrote:
I refuse to watch this until they are gone, so hopefully they go first.

I quit BB this summer because of Rachel and I guess she is now going on to infect another reality show I enjoy. I hoping they lose their passports on the first leg.

Bacchus;288879 wrote:
I quit BB this summer because of Rachel and I guess she is now going on to infect another reality show I enjoy. I hoping they lose their passports on the first leg.

Don't worry, B, someone would miraculously find it and return them to the airport! ;)

hahahahahaha More Brenchel. Sign me up.

RFF marked the start as Bridlewood Winery in Santa Ynez, CA, so we're probably looking at another East coast finale. EDIT: Although, teams are going the opposite way; they went from LAX to Argentina, to Paraguay, and eventually ended up in Torino, Italy. Maybe there will be West coast start and end points.

RFF seems to think that Andrew and Elliot Weber are a team. 28-year-old Andrew has played in the MLS for the San Jose Earthquakes and DC United, and his twin brother Elliot is in a band out of Arizona. They've also confirmed the finish mat as being in Honolulu, with a penultimate leg in Osaka, Japan.

molds13;291774 wrote:
RFF seems to think that Andrew and Elliot Weber are a team. 28-year-old Andrew has played in the MLS for the San Jose Earthquakes and DC United, and his twin brother Elliot is in a band out of Arizona. They've also confirmed the finish mat as being in Honolulu, with a penultimate leg in Osaka, Japan.

Let's hope this time a team can't speak Japanese...

Some more additions: Amateur MMA fighter Ralph Kelley is racing with his girlfriend, Vanessa Macias. Manchester, Kentucky mechanic Bill "Bopper" Minton is racing with Mark Jackson (relationship unknown). They are believed to have been eliminated in Torino. Premiere date February 19, 2012.

Unfortunately, it would appear as though the suckhole that is Jersey Shore is permeating into the shows we know and love... RFF is currently speculating that some guy named Joey Lasalla, from New York, is on the show. He is Snooki's personal trainer. His partner is only currently known as "Danny H", also from NY. Joey on the left (pics courtesy of RFF)

Also: Rachel and Brendon were spotted doing a task in Hawaii...so it looks like they make it quite far.

I haven't watched The Amazing Race since All-Stars. Hearing that Rachel and Brendon are going to be on the show, I'll have to start watching again.

RFF on a few more teams: Misa (27) and Maiya (25) Tanaka, sisters from Los Angeles. Maiya is a professional golfer. Jamie Graetz (33) and Nareman Ebeid (32), friends and law enforcement officers from Los Angeles. Kerri Paul (30) and Stacy Bowers (30ish), friends from Mississippi. David and Rachel Brown, married, from Madison, WI. He is an assistant professor of military science at the University of Wisconsin and was deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom.