The Amazing Race - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

What If Our Parachute Doesn't Open?
The third edition of the $1 million race around the world begins in Miami, as the 12 teams of two learn of their first destination: Mexico City. There they must choose between skydiving and donkey-cart racing, and the first team is eliminated.

This Seems Like the Path Straight to Hell!
A car collides with a bus carrying several teams on a Mexican road, leaving the players to deal with the aftermath. Also, two teams wipe-out while riding waverunners.

You Always Just Forget About Me!
The teams travel to Scotland and participate in traditional Scottish games to avoid elimination. Also, an alliance develops among several teams in order to oust one specific duo, and two teams miss a crucial airline connection.

Did You See How I Stopped It? with My Face
The teams race from Scotland to Portugal, where a fourth pair is eliminated.

What Happens If I Slip? Am I Just Hanging Off a Cliff?
The teams rappel down a cliff in Lisbon, Portugal, and then race to Spain and Morocco. While traveling, some teams mistakenly fill their vehicles with the wrong fuel and suffer the consequences.

I'm a Much Better Liar Than You Are
The teams dash through Morocco to Marrakesh to avoid elimination. One task each pair must complete involves selling escargot to local citizens.

I'm Supposed to Be Indebted to Her for the Rest of the Race?!
The teams fly to Munich and then travel by train to Austria. One team oversleeps on the train and misses its stop.

This is More Important Than Your Pants Falling Down!
The five remaining teams race through Zurich, Switzerland, to reach the next pit stop. Also, a romantic bond develops between two members of opposing teams.

Why Did You Have to Take Your Pants Off?! - Part 1
Five teams race from the Swiss Alps to Malaysia and then to Singapore. Along the way, the teams must bungee jump more than 600 feet.

Why Did You Have to Take Your Pants Off?! - Part 2
Five teams race from the Swiss Alps to Malaysia and then to Singapore. Along the way, the teams must bungee jump more than 600 feet.

Don't Try to Play the Moralist Now!
The four remaining teams race through Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City and get caught in a storm while competing on a nearby river.

They're Slithering to the Finish Line Like the Rest of Us! - Part 1
The globe-trotting reality series concluded its third edition as the final three teams dashed to the finish line and attempted to claim the $1 million first-place prize.

They're Slithering to the Finish Line Like the Rest of Us! - Part 2
The globe-trotting reality series concluded its third edition as the final three teams dashed to the finish line and attempted to claim the $1 million first-place prize.
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