The Amazing Race - Season 27
Season 27
Episodes
A Little Too Much Beefcake
Eleven new teams take off on the journey of a lifetime from Venice Beach, Calif. and head for Rio de Janeiro, where teams take a thrilling helicopter ride and face a huge decision at the Fast Forward:
Get in There and Think Like a Dog
The race continues in Buenos Aires where the 10 remaining teams learn a tango with a twist and visit the church where Pope Francis was baptized.
Where My Dogs At?
The race continues in San Antonio de Areco, Argentina, where attention to detail becomes paramount during a meaty challenge, and one team faces a penalty after making a costly mistake.
Good Old Fashioned Spit in the Face
Racers soar high above Africa's Victoria Falls and encounter a double U-turn, and Team Texas uses an express pass in an effort to eliminate the Green Team.
King of the Jungle
The race continues in Zambia, Africa, where racers plunge more than 250 feet over the Zambezi River, feed a trio of crocodiles and walk with lions through a jungle.
My Tongue Doesn't Even Twist That Way
Teams travel to Paris where Racers soar high above the French countryside and "drop mics" with a popular French rapper.
Full Speed Ahead, Captain!
A duo take a sightseeing break, putting their place in the competition at risk; racers face a double-Dutch detour.
Krakow, I'm Gonna Get You
- Teams hit the town in Krakow, Poland with local street musicians to earn a hard day's pay.
It's Always the Quiet Ones
The race continues in Agra, India.
Bring the Fun, Baby!
The race continues in Agra, India.
It's Not Easy Beating Green
The race continues in Hong Kong and Macau.
We Got a Chance, Baby!
- The final three teams race to Long Island, New York where, after five continents, 10 countries and more than 34,000 miles, one will be crowned winners and awarded the $1 million prize, on the season finale.
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