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The Amazing Race 17′s fifth-place team, Chad Waltrip and Stephanie Smith, got engaged on the race and are now three months pregnant with their first child. Meanwhile, Chad says “people are right” about their criticism of his frequently awful behavior

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Amazing Race’s Chad and Stephanie are married, pregnant

The Amazing Race has its final four, including two female teams, after a super-intense episode.

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Amazing Race’s stupid U-turn eliminates the right team, but it’s still stupid

In the middle of the Detour task Nat and Kat selected, Nat said “it’s like painting by numbers but with accordions.” This episode of The Amazing Race was similar: familiar elements, lots of screw-ups, nothing special. The best part was the suspenseful ending: Chad and Stephanie checked in before Michael and Kevin, but were told by Phil they had to go get their bags and pay their cab driver first

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Paint-by-numbers episode of Amazing Race only surprises in its last few moments

The Amazing Race 17 lived up to the adjective in its name not because of the race or its elements, but on the strength (of its last-place team) and the stupidity (of most) of its teams. That’s it. The lameness of this season as a reality competition is becoming very apparent

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Amazing Race teams fail to follow directions for the easiest tasks ever

Chaos always makes for a good episode of The Amazing Race, and the producers and teams have Ghana to thank for making this episode work.

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Chaos in Ghana mitigated by editing that makes eliminated TAR team obvious

The Amazing Race 17 got off to a good start last night, and I mean that literally and figuratively.

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Watermelon hits wrong person in the face as Amazing Race 17 gets off to a decent start

Sean Duffy, a candidate for Congress who calls himself “pro-life, pro-traditional-marriage, pro-gun, pro-Second Amendment,” is doing well in his campaign, but still has to deal with the repercussions of appearing on The Real World Boston in 1997. After deciding not to run for Congress in 2004, he announced his candidacy a year ago for retiring Democrat David R.

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Congressional candidate Sean Duffy doing well, but still has to defend Real World actions

Two actors are getting into the reality TV game, but as producers, not cast members. Susan Sarandon is producing a series that follows ping pong players at her nightclub SPiN

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Susan Sarandon producing ping-pong reality show; Rob Lowe producing DC-set docudrama

Usually Bachelor break-ups are relatively quiet affairs, often because no one cares about the couple any more, but Jake Pavelka and Vienna Girardi aren’t going away quietly after their split. They each offered their “why we broke” up story to a different tabloid, although Jake’s is via a surrogate and thus may or may not be true. But it’s ugly.

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Vienna says Jake is a celibate media whore, his friend says she’s a cheater