In the Emmy competition for outstanding competition reality TV show, each series enters a single episode. That, as succinctly discussed here, is perhaps the primary reasons for The Amazing Race’s long-time domination. But that, of course, ended this year.
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Top Chef’s French episode beat TAR’s weak WWI ep; Probst won for Russell Swan ep
Prime-time Emmy awards will be handed out during the live telecast Sunday night, and if history is any guide, The Amazing Race will win its eighth consecutive Emmy for outstanding reality competition program. Eighth
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Phil Keoghan explains why The Amazing Race shouldn’t withdraw from the Emmys
The finale of The Amazing Race 16 wasn’t close at all, as bros Dan and Jordan beat cowboys Jet and Cord by almost a half hour, and maintained a lead throughout the leg. More surprisingly, they revealed that homophobia on the race did not come from Caite, b… (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com
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Dan, Jordan beat Jet, Cord by 25 minutes; Dan says ”Jet hates gays,” ”called Jordan a ‘fag”’ (source: Realityblurred.com)
The Amazing Race 16 had the series’ lowest-rated finale ever, after last fall’s race had significantly higher finale ratings than usual. An average of 10.63 million people watched, up slightly from a year ago, when 10.43 million watched Victor and Tammy win.
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Amazing Race 16′s finale was its lowest-rated ever
After a relatively weak season, The Amazing Race 16 delivered an enormously satisfying final episode: strong challenges, great drama, and best of all, an ugly meltdown from Caite Upton and Brent Horne, who were left in the dust where they belong. I’ll even forgive a lame final memory challenge–the elimination order, that’s it?–and the loss of a really strong team, cowboys Jet and Cord McCoy, for a slightly less impressive team, bros Dan and Jordan… keep reading » » read the full story and comment , or find the latest news about The Amazing Race 16 » follow reality blurred on Twitter and on Facebook
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Dan and Jordan strategize their way to an Amazing Race win, edging out the cowboys
After a relatively weak season, The Amazing Race 16 delivered an enormously satisfying final episode: strong challenges, great drama, and best of all, an ugly meltdown from Caite Upton and Brent Horne, who were left in the dust where they belong. I’ll ev… (source: Realityblurred.com) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com
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Dan and Jordan strategize their way to an Amazing Race win, edging out the cowboys (source: Realityblurred.com)
In March, The Amazing Race 16 contestant Louie Stravato was linked to a cop cocaine ring and put on desk duty, and he remains there today as the investigation is ongoing.
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TAR’s Louie: ”I’m confident I’ll be cleared” in cocaine investigation; Mike: ”we flashed our badges” to get help (source: Realityblurred.com)
In March, The Amazing Race 16 contestant Louie Stravato was linked to a cop cocaine ring and put on desk duty, and he remains there today as the investigation is ongoing. In a post-elimination interview, he told People that he couldn’t comment, but also said he’s basically not guilty: “Unfortunately, I’m still on desk duty and I can’t comment, although I’d love to, because it’s an ongoing investigation
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TAR’s Louie: "I’m confident I’ll be cleared" in cocaine investigation; Mike: "we flashed our badges" to get help
After 11 The Amazing Race 16 episodes, I’m really sick of the cowboys pointing out how everything in the freakin’ world is so new to them because they’re cowboys from a town so small there’s absolutely nothing there except oxygen and water. However, I realize that’s the editors treating us like infants, and as a team, Jet and Cord are pretty great, and thus I’ll be okay when they win next week, which I’m hoping..
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Dan and Jordan, Brent and Caite freak out, but still make final three with the cowboys
The debate about Brent and Caite’s use of the phrase “the lesbians” to refer to a fellow Amazing Race team now has some insight from Carol Rosenfeld and Brandy Snow, who don’t call Brent Horne and Caite Upton homophobic, but do think that the couple’s sexual orientation played a role in Caite’s contempt for them. This is notable especially because last season, the show manufactured conflict between a gay team and a straight team
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Carol says Caite "very clearly had a problem with us as lesbians, not with us as individuals"
