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Template:Infobox Television Amazing Race The Amazing Race 20 is the twentieth installment of the reality television show The Amazing Race. The Amazing Race 20 features eleven teams of two, each with a pre-existing relationship, in a race around the world.

The season premiered on February 19, 2012.[1]

Married couple Rachel and Dave Brown, Jr., were the winners of the 20th Amazing Race. They also hold the record for most winning legs in a single show, at eight.

Production

Development and filming

The starting line of The Amazing Race 20 was on the grounds of the Bridlewood Estate Winery in Santa Barbara, California.

CBS renewed the series for its 20th season in June 16, 2011.[2] This season spans 40,000 miles (64,000 km) in twenty-two cities and five continents, with first-time visits to Paraguay and Azerbaijan. Visits to Argentina, Tanzania, Italy, and Germany are also confirmed for this season.[3][4][5]

Casting

The cast includes former Big Brother contestants Brendon Villegas and Rachel Reilly as well as Major League Soccer player Andrew Weber and professional golfer Maiya Tanaka who previously appeared on the Golf Channel's reality competition The Big Break.[6] It also includes a pair of federal agents, married clowns, United States Border Patrol agents, and dating divorcees.[4]

Results

The following teams participated in the Race, with their relationships at the time of filming.[7] Note that this table is not necessarily reflective of all content broadcast on television due to inclusion or exclusion of some data. Placements are listed in finishing order:

Team Relationship Position (by leg) Roadblocks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Rachel & Dave Army Wife & Combat Pilot 1st 1st 6thε1,2 2nd 4th 1stƒ 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st3 Rachel 6, Dave 5
Art & J.J. Border Patrol Agents 3rd 2nd 1st 1stƒ 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd⊃ 3rd 4th 2nd 2nd Art 6, J.J. 5
Brendon & Rachel PhD Student & Event Hostess 2nd 4th 2nd 6th 5th 4th 4th 4th⊂⋑ 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd Brendon 6, Rachel 6
Vanessa & Ralph Dating Divorcees 5th 7th 8th 4th 3rd 6th 5th 5th⋐ 4th 3rd 4th Vanessa 5, Ralph 5
Bopper & Mark Best Friends 9th 3rd 4th 8th 6th 3rd 2nd 1st 5th 5thƒ Bopper 3, Mark 5
Nary & Jamie Federal Agents 4th 6th 5th 5th 7th 5th 6th 6th Nary 4, Jamie 3
Joey "Fitness" & Danny Trainer & Club Promoter 10th 8th 3rd 3rd 2nd 7th Joey "Fitness" 3, Danny 3
Kerri & Stacy Cousins 7th 5th 7th 7th 8th Kerri 3, Stacy 2
Elliot & Andrew Twins 6th 9th 9th Elliot 1, Andrew 2
Dave & Cherie Married Clowns 8th 10th Dave 1, Cherie 1
Misa & Maiya Sisters 11th Misa 0, Maiya 1
  • A red team placement means the team was eliminated.
  • A green ƒ indicates that the team won a Fast Forward.
  • A purple ε indicates that the team decided to use the Express Pass on that leg.
  • An underlined blue team's placement indicates that the team came in last on a non-elimination leg and had to perform a Speed Bump during the next leg of the race.
  • A brown ⊃ or a cyan ⋑ indicates that the team chose to use one of the two U-Turns in a Double U-Turn; ⊂ or ⋐ indicates the team who received it.
  1. ^ Rachel & Dave elected to use the Express Pass to bypass the Detour in Leg 3.
  2. ^ Rachel & Dave initially arrived 2nd, but were issued a 2-hour penalty for using up all of their allotted bottles at the Roadblock and not finishing the task. During this time, four teams checked in at the Pit Stop, dropping Rachel & Dave to 6th.
  3. ^ Rachel & Dave arrived first at the Finish Line, but they had accidentally skipped the second Roadblock of the Leg and were told to turn back. They managed to complete the Roadblock and came back for a proper first place finish.

Episode title quotes

Episode titles are often taken from quotes made by the racers.[8]

  1. "Tears of a Clown (Santa Barbara, Argentina)" – Cherie
  2. "You Know I'm Not as Smart as You (Buenos Aires, Argentina)" – Rachel (of Brendon & Rachel)
  3. "Bust Me Right in the Head With It (Asunción, Paraguay)" – Bopper
  4. "Taste Your Salami (Turin, Italy)" – Kerri
  5. "Uglier Than a Mud Rail Fence (Bavaria, Germany)" – Mark
  6. "This Is Wicked Strange (Baku, Azerbaijan)" – J.J.
  7. "I Didn't Make Her Cry (Kilimanjaro, Tanzania)" – Vanessa
  8. "Let Them Drink Their Haterade (Lake Manyara, Tanzania)" – Rachel (of Brendon & Rachel)
  9. "Bollywood Travolta (Cochin, India)" – Art
  10. "I Need Hair to Be Pretty (Cochin, India)" – Rachel (of Brendon & Rachel)
  11. "It's a Great Place to Become Millionaires (Osaka, Japan & Oahu, Hawaii)" – Dave

Prizes

The prize for each leg is awarded to the first place team for that leg. Trips are sponsored by Travelocity

Race summary

The route of the 20th season of The Amazing Race (through episode 10).
Destinations Air travel    Rail travel    Water travel    Bus travel
Helicopter travel    Bicycle travel    Gondola travel
Route Markers Detour    Roadblock    Fast Forward    U-Turn    Speed Bump    Pit Stop

Leg 1 (United States → Argentina)

Teams had to prepare 120 traditional Argentinian empanadas before heading for the Pit Stop in Cafayate.

In the first Roadblock of the race, one team member had to use a provided map to navigate to a skydiving drop zone; meanwhile, his/her teammate (the one not performing the Roadblock) had to board an airplane and tandem skydive to that location. Once the team was reunited, the jump master would give them their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At the starting line, teams had to search through 100 balloons with baskets for one of eleven total clues to their next destination. Once they got a clue, they would be able to to take one of the provided Ford Tauruses to Los Angeles International Airport where they would go to the American Airlines counter to get tickets to Buenos Aires' Ministro Pistarini International Airport. The first six teams would be given tickets to an earlier connecting flight to Salta's Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport, after which they would have to drive to Santa Bárbara.
  • Upon arriving at the Patios de Cafayate Winery, teams had to make 120 empanadas, 60 filled with meat and 60 filled with cheese; they were left to figure out that the two types had different crimping patterns. Once the proper quantity of empanadas was made correctly, the empanada champion would direct them to continue.
  • After completing the empanada task, teams had to search the winery grounds for the Pit Stop.

Leg 2 (Argentina)

El Gomero, the 200-year-old rubber tree in Buenos Aires, was the Pit Stop on this Leg of the Race.

This Leg's Detour was a choice between Boil My Water and Light My Fire. In Boil My Water, teams traveled to one of three nearby small villages and grabbed equipment from a pickup truck to build a solar kitchen. Once the oven was completed, they had to put a kettle full of water into the middle of the dish and wait for it to come to a boil and whistle before the solar master would give them their next clue. In Light My Fire, teams traveled to a nearby river where they had to gather 40 pieces of firewood and clay, load it onto a donkey, then deliver their goods 1 mile (1.6 km) to a local pottery workshop called Taller "El Obelisco" where the potter would give them their next clue. In this Leg's Roadblock, teams had to go to a cattle auction and listen to the auctioneer give the total weight of the cattle in the pen. Teams then had to calculate the average weight of a head of cattle in the pen, without using a calculator, and give the number to a gaucho. If the auctioneer moved onto another pen before they got to the gaucho, they would have to start over with the next pen. Once they gave the correct answer, the gaucho would give the teams the next clue.

Additional notes
  • Upon arriving at the Cafayate Town Square, teams had to wait for a chasqui who would give them their next clue.

Leg 3 (Argentina → Paraguay)

The Pit Stop in Asunción, Paraguay, was on the Escalinata de Antequera beneath the Monumento a los Comuneros.

In this Leg's Detour, teams chose between Stacked Up and Strung Out. In Stacked Up, teams traveled to the Mercado Central de Abasto Template:Es icon, Paraguay's largest fruit market, and stacked watermelons into a 10-by-10 pyramid. Once the pyramid was complete, the fruit monger would give them their next clue. In Strung Out, teams traveled to an auditorium at the Universidad Nacional de Asunción where they had to properly string a harp, Paraguay's national instrument. Once the harp was properly strung and ready to be tuned, the harp conductor would give teams their next clue. In this Leg's Roadblock, one team member had to perform a traditional Paraguayan bottle dance, performing a choreographic routine with a glass bottle on his or her head; if the bottle broke, racers would have to start over with a new bottle. Once complete, the leader of the dance would give the team their next clue. Teams were given a limited number of bottles, and if they broke all of them without being able to complete the task, they would incur a 2-hour penalty at the Pit Stop.

Additional tasks
  • At the Metalúrgica Punta de Rieles metal shop, teams had to search the metal equipment yard for their next clue.

Leg 4 (Paraguay → Italy)

For the Roadblock in Turin, teams had to rappel down the spiral ramps of Fiat's Lingotto building.

For the Fast Forward, one team member had to pilot a remote controlled helicopter and land it on a replica of the Lingotto building's helipad placed on a helmet worn by their teammate. Once the helicopter landed, that team would win the Fast Forward clue. In the Roadblock, one team member had to rappel down 120 feet (37 m) in the spiral ramps of the Lingotto building within a time limit of two minutes, stopping to retrieve a clue on the way down. If time expired, the team member would have to start all over. This Leg's Detour was a choice between Clean That Statue and Name That Salami. In Clean That Statue, teams had to go to L'Arte Marmi and use the provided equipment to completely and properly clean a marble statue. Once it was pristine, they would receive their next clue. In Name That Salami, teams had to go to the Gastronomia Salumeria to taste and memorize the names of fourteen different kinds of salami: piccante, cacciatorino, tartufo, mucca, toscano, 'nduja, aglio, cotto, cinghiale, finocchiona, felino, noci, barolo, and mandola. They then had to travel to the Piazza Vittorio Veneto Template:It icon and find the designated salami vendor to correctly identify and name all fourteen types of salamis they tasted. Once they got all 14 correct, the salumiere would give them their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • To park at the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, teams had to use their provided car's active park feature.
  • At the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, teams had to find the 1916 Tin Lizzie for their next clue.
  • The clue at the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile was a 2 cent euro coin. Teams were left to figure out that their next location was the building depicted on the coin: the Mole Antonelliana.

Leg 5 (Italy → Austria → Germany)

On this leg, teams traveled to Bavaria's Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration for Sleeping Beauty Castle.

The Detour for this Leg was a choice between Fairy Tale and Champion Male. In Fairy Tale, teams followed a trail of gingerbread, picking up pieces along the way, leading them to a witch's house in the town of Oberammergau. Once there, they used the pieces they picked up to make the roof to a gingerbread house. When they finished, the witch would give them their next clue. In Champion Male, teams had to travel to the Wetz-Stoa Stub'n restaurant in Unterammergau where they had to choose a beard enthusiast and style his beard to match a champion from the World Beard and Moustache Championships using the provided haircare products. Once complete, the judge would give them their next clue. For the Speed Bump, Bopper & Mark had to dress up in traditional Bavarian clothing, then learn how to yodel a specific tune by listening to a master yodeler. When the world champion was satisfied with their work, he would give teams their next clue. In the Roadblock, one racer had to use the Travelocity Roaming Gnome to participate in a game of ice stock sport, known in German as Eisstockschießen. Teams had to push the Roaming Gnome onto a white bullseye on the ice in order to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks

Leg 6 (Germany → Azerbaijan)

Upon arriving in Baku, Azerbaijan, teams traveled to the Temple Ateshgah, the "Temple of Fire".

For the Fast Forward, teams traveled to a nearby market named Saman Ot Bazary where they would have to unload 150 bales of hay and stack them 10 bales long, 3 bales wide, and 5 bales high. Once complete, they would receive the Fast Forward clue. In the Roadblock, one team member had to participate in a helicopter crash training exercise by donning safety gear and boarding a helicopter simulator that then submerged and inverted in a pool of water. Racers then had to evacuate the simulator through a window and swim to a lifeboat in the pool to retrieve their next clue. The Detour was a choice between Apples and Oil. In Apples, teams traveled to the fruit market where they had to unload and search through an Soviet-era car filled with a ton of apples for one apple marked with a Race Flag. Once they found the apple, they could trade it in for their next clue. In Oil, teams traveled to the Naftalan health spa where they had to clean crude oil off of a client, first by using a shoehorn and then by scrubbing them clean. Once done, the spa official would give them their next clue.

Leg 7 (Azerbaijan → Tanzania)

In Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater, teams participated in Detour tasks based on the everyday lives of the local Maasai people.

For this Leg's Detour, teams had to choose between Marksmanship and Courtship. Both Detours required teams to use bicycles to travel to Soneto Village, and once they arrived, the Maasai villagers would dress them in their traditional clothing. In Marksmanship, teams had to learn how to use a traditional Maasai weapon called a rungu to hit a clay target attached to a spinning bicycle wheel. Once each team member hit a target, teams were given their next clue. In Courtship, teams had to learn how to perform the traditional Maasai jumping ritual called the adumu. Teams had to jump up and down for one minute, a physically exhausting task as the village is located at an elevation of over 8,000 feet (2,400 m) above sea level, in order to receive their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arriving at Arusha Airstrip, teams signed up for one of three charter flights to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area the next morning.
  • Upon landing in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, teams had to pick a driver and safari vehicle. They then had to ask local people for directions to the eastern edge of the Ngorongoro Crater where they would meet a Maasai warrior who would give them their next clue.
  • Upon completing the Detour, teams had to direct their driver to the Simba Campsite along the crater's rim.
  • Upon arrival at the Simba Campsite, teams had to set up a tent and campsite, including a bush shower, using all of the materials provided. Once done, they could proceed to the nearby Pit Stop, after which they would sleep in the campsite they had just built.

Leg 8 (Tanzania)

The Pit Stop on this Leg of the Race was on the shore of Tanzania's Lake Manyara, stated by Ernest Hemingway to be the "loveliest [lake] ... in Africa".

In this Leg's Detour, teams chose between Water Supply and Air Supply. In Water Supply, teams had to pick up a cart of nine empty water jugs, wait in line at a well to fill up their jugs, then return them to the house they picked them up from to receive their next clue. In Air Supply, teams had to repair a flat tire on a bicycle by removing the tire and inner tube without removing the wheel from the bike, then finding the leak and patching it. They then had to reinstall the tube and tire, inflate the tire, and allow someone to take the bike for a test ride in order to receive their next clue. For the Speed Bump, Nary and Jamie had to properly set up a display stand by using a painting as a guide. In the Roadblock, one team member had to dress in protective beekeeper's gear and harvest 500 grams (1.1 lb) of honeycomb from an African bee hive. Once complete, the beekeeper would give them their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • From the Pit Stop, teams traveled down into the Ngorongoro Crater on a safari to the Karatu district, where they were told to look for "Hillary Clington", without knowing that it was a roadside stand.

Leg 9 (Tanzania → India)

A Detour choice in Cochin had teams playing a game of cricket, India's most popular sport.

In this Leg's Roadblock, teams participated in a Bollywood movie dance routine. After learning the dance moves, they would perform them with 30 extras for the film. Once the lead choreographer was pleased, he would give them their next clue. This Leg's Detour was a choice between Cricket and Clutch It. In Cricket, each team member had to hit one ball bowled by a professional cricket player past a boundary, either along the ground or through the air. Once complete, the team captain would give them their next clue. In Clutch It, teams had to learn how to properly drive an auto rickshaw and transport passengers around a training course. Once both made it through the course without hitting any of the obstacles, their instructor would give them their next clue.

Leg 10 (India)

For their Speed Bump, Mark and Bopper had to paint a tiger's face onto a Puli Kali dancer's belly.

For the Fast Forward, teams had to head to the Mutharamman Devasthanam Hindu temple where they could take part in a traditional good luck ritual: shaving their head. This was a Switchback to a Fast Forward in The Amazing Race 7, when Uchenna and Joyce shaved their heads and ultimately won their season. For their Speed Bump, Mark and Bopper had to paint a tiger's face on the belly of a Puli Kali dancer before receiving their next clue. For the Roadblock, one team member had to spin 40 feet (12 m) of rope made from coconut husks, then spool 4 other rope bundles onto a spindle in order to receive their next clue. This Leg's Detour was a choice between Pachyderm and Pack a Box. In Pachyderm, teams had to properly decorate an elephant with a headdress and golden ornaments, then transport 15 wheelbarrow loads of elephant manure to a nearby truck, before receiving their next clue. In Pack a Box, teams headed to a ginger processing center, collected 10 empty boxes, filled them with ginger that they sifted to measure to the right weight, then stenciled a label on each box. Once the distribution manager was pleased with their work, he would give them their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arriving at Daiva Vili Bhagvathi Kshetram, the head priest would bless teams before giving them their next clue.
  • After the Roadblock, teams had to go to Fort Kochi where they had to look for a "barber under an ancient tree" for their next clue.

Leg 11 (India → Japan)

Before heading to Osaka, teams visited the historic Itsukushima Shrine in Hiroshima.

In this Leg's Roadblock, teams participated in a Japanese game show called "Bring That Chicken Home". Racers ran on a treadmill while trying to grab three rubber chickens hanging from the ceiling. After grabbing the chickens, racers had to jump on a platform at the end of the treadmill. Once complete, the host would give them their next clue. In this Leg's Detour, teams chose between Bingo Shout-Out and Photo Cut-Out. In Bingo Shout-Out, teams traveled to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant and participate in a game of bingo using pieces of sushi. The chef would call out pieces of sushi and teams would have to find the matching sushi with a letter attached and put it on their bingo card. Once they got five pieces in a row, they had to call out "Sushi" to let the chef check their tray. If correct, the team then had to eat the five winning pieces sushi before the chef gave them their next clue. In Photo Cut-Out, teams had to convince locals in groups of three to pose behind three sumo wrestler cut-outs. Once teams got ten photos, they would be able to trade them in for their next clue.

Additional tasks
  • At Miyajima, teams had to wait at the Itsukushima Shrine's torii for their next clue, which would be given to them by a farmer at sunrise.
  • At the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, teams observed a memorial service before they were given their next clue.
  • From Hiroshima, teams were told to take the Shinkansen to Osaka.
  • At the Umeda Sky Building's Floating Garden Observatory, teams had to find two Windows 7 touchscreens that would play the Detour tasks on them.

Leg 12 (Japan → United States)

The final destination in The Amazing Race 20 was the city of Honolulu, Hawaii, including a task that had teams ascending up and then rappelling down the twin Mauka and Makai Waterfront Towers (right).

In this Leg's first Roadblock, teams had make a traditional Japanese treat brought to Hawaii known as shave ice. Using a katana, they would have to shave enough ice to fill a bucket to a given line. Once complete, actor Taylor Wily would give them their next clue. In the second Roadblock, the other team member had to participate in traditional Hawaiian games. The first game was heʻe hōlua (land sledding) down a hill without falling over, and then a game of ʻulu maika, bowling a lava rock traditionally used by Hawaiian warriors to break the ankles of enemies through a goal on a field. Once both games were complete, teams were given their final clue.

Additional tasks
  • Upon arriving in Honolulu, teams were only told to find the twins known as "Mauka" and "Makai", without knowing that it referred to the twin Waterfront Towers in downtown Honolulu.
  • At the Waterfront Towers, teams had to use mechanical ascenders to get to the top of Makai Tower. Once at the roof, teams then had to search for their next clue somewhere on the ground. Once they found the clue, they had to rappel back down the other side of the tower.
  • After the Roadblock, teams had to find the baseball park on Sand Island where they would take a helicopter to their next location on Oahu's North Shore.
  • After the helicopter ride, teams joined in a Surf Rescue team. One teammate would drive a waverunner out into the surf, and the other would rescue a distressed swimmer out of the water. Once they got back to shore, they would receive their next clue.
  • After the waverunner task, teams had to follow a marked path in the Hakipuʻu Valley to find their next clue.
  • After the second Roadblock, teams rode an ATV to a dock where they had to paddle surf to the Finish Line on Secret Island.

Ratings

No episode aired on April 1, 2012, due to CBS's broadcast of the Academy of Country Music Awards and CTV's broadcast of the Juno Awards.

U.S. Nielsen ratings

# Airdate Episode Rating Share Rating/Share Viewers Rank Rank Rank Rank
Households 18–49 (millions) Timeslot
(Viewers) 		Timeslot
(18–49) 		Week
(Viewers) 		Week
(18–49)
1 February 19, 2012 "Tears of a Clown" 5.9 9 2.8/07 10.34[9] #1 #1 #21 #20
2 February 26, 2012 "You Know I'm Not as Smart as You" 4.3[10] 6 2.2/05 7.71[11] #2 #2 <#25 <#25
3 March 4, 2012 "Bust Me Right in the Head With It" 5.9 9 2.8/07 10.30[12] #2 #2 #18 #18
4 March 11, 2012 "Taste Your Salami" 5.5 9 2.9/08 9.65[13] #1 #1 (tie) #16[14] #10[14]
5 March 18, 2012 "Uglier Than a Mud Rail Fence" 5.8 9 2.7/07 9.54[15] #1 #1 #15 #14
6 March 25, 2012 "This Is Wicked Strange" 5.6 9 2.6/07 9.35[16] #1 #2 #19 #19
7 April 8, 2012 "I Didn't Make Her Cry" 5.5 9 2.5/07 9.18[17] #1 #1 #20 #16
8 April 15, 2012 "Let Them Drink Their Haterade" 5.5 9 2.6/07 9.12[18] #1 #1 #21 #21
9 April 22, 2012 "Bollywood Travolta" 5.5 9 2.6/07 9.14[19] #1 #2 #17 #17
10 April 29, 2012 "I Need Hair to be Pretty" 5.2[20] 8 2.3/07 8.60[21] #2 #2 #20 #18
11 May 6, 2012 "It's a Great Place to Become Millionaires" Hour 1
"It's a Great Place to Become Millionaires" Hour 2

Canadian ratings

Canadian broadcaster CTV also airs The Amazing Race on Sundays. Episodes aired at 8:00 p.m. Eastern, Central, and Atlantic (9:00 p.m. Pacific and Mountain). The only exception to this was the broadcast of the second episode which conflicted with CTV's broadcast of the 84th Academy Awards; The Amazing Race instead was shown at 6:00 p.m. in the Eastern, Central, and Atlantic time zones, and immediately after the broadcast of the Oscars in the Pacific and Mountain time zones.

# Airdate Episode Viewers
(millions) 		Rank
(Week)
1 February 19, 2012 "Tears of a Clown" 2.422 #3[22]
2 February 26, 2012 "You Know I'm Not as Smart as You" 1.939 #8[23]
3 March 4, 2012 "Bust Me Right in the Head With It" 2.526 #2[24]
4 March 11, 2012 "Taste Your Salami" 2.442 #4[25]
5 March 18, 2012 "Uglier Than a Mud Rail Fence" 2.443 #1[26]
6 March 25, 2012 "This Is Wicked Strange" 2.490 #1[27]
7 April 8, 2012 "I Didn't Make Her Cry" 2.358 #3[28]
8 April 15, 2012 "Let Them Drink Their Haterade" 2.296 #1[29]
9 April 22, 2012 "Bollywood Travolta" 2.587 #1[30]
10 April 29, 2012 "I Need Hair to Be Pretty" 2.613 #2[31]
11 May 6, 2012 "It's a Great Place to Become Millionaires" Hour 1
"It's a Great Place to Become Millionaires" Hour 2

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