So, my favorite family got the boot already.

I really liked everyone but the "man is in charge it says so in the Bible" family. I liked the widow, but if she mentioned the Lord one more time I was going to kick the tv.

there are a few families that I like....

and I agree about the widow and family, I like them, but please stop invoking the Lord.

I was so happy to see my NYC guys from the first season and I am glad that at least 1 team recognized them, I would have right away......

I also like how they started off in the USA, since it not over yet, I hope that they continue here in the US for a bit.

the NJ family is bugging me, but I still like them...

The pink ladies really do need to stop screaming...PLEASE...

that is it for now....

Amazing Race
 

I read somewhere that they stay in the US through the whole Race.
The Jersey family has got to GO!!!
I really like the Father and Sons-In-Law team.
The Siblings are cool too.
Ali

We really liked them, too, and were sorry to see them get Philimated.

But, I also really liked the Linzes, (3 brothers and one sister), so I didn't want to see them go either.

So far, the Paolos (aka, the Bickersons) and the NOLA family (dad, stepmom and kids) and tops on my list to go away.

I don't know whether they stay in the US, but they do only go travel 11K miles, rather than the usual 40+K.

it would make sense that they would stay in North America because of the little one's that they anticipated throughout the race....

It sucked that the Black Family lost.

"i'll like to be on their team" - best line of the show. Go NYC guys!! Hope we see more cameos throughout the race...maybe Boston Rob at Fenway?

I'll be SORELY dissapointed if they stay in the states - the different cultures and international airport hassles are the best part of the show, imho...

Yay for Kevin & Drew!! I was thinking the same thing, I hope more TAR alumni make appearances.

Leave it to the team from New York to get lost in New York. :rolleyes:

I heard that they stay in North America so they could be going to Canada. I know there were sightings but the pictures I saw in the spoilers showed the clue boxes with red & yellow flags, the ones in the show last night were yellow & white.

I was extremely disappointed to see that they were just around the States. I agree, the "Amazing Race" trademark is more about the hassle with different cultures, i.e. language barrier, different habits, international airports. They should label it "Amazing Race: USA edition" or something along that line.

I like the Linz family the most, they remind me of my friends back in college :D Did any of them go greek? It seems to be their type.

Anyway, I will still watch it, although I am disagree with some of the circumstances. But there are lots to see in the States.

I know a whole bunch of the Cinci Linzes :) although I haven't talked to a single one since elementary school....to the best of my knowledge none of them are greek, but I could be wrong. they went to high school with most of my family (i chose the public school route) ....i can ask around

I liked the international stuff, but I think it'll be fun to see what weird US/Canada locations and tasks they do.

First of all, I really wanted the black family to last longer than what they did but I knew the goodie part would do them in.

The family with the two opinated kids looked really interesting.

The family from New Jersey -----don't give them survival pass episode three.

The family of blondes-very competitive.

I know that the CBS bio says that Megan and Tommy (the youngest brother) go to Miami of Ohio, while Alex graduated from U of Cincinnati.

I agree, hoosier. While I always enjoy the international stuff, here is a real opportunity to show the less well-known facets of North American culture. I can see a lot of potential with Native Americans, French-Speaking Canada, pockets of groups like the Amish, etc.

Plus the history aspect. I really liked the way they did the Washington-crossing-the-Delaware task.

Maybe they're hoping more kids are watching since this is family edition -- could be a good lesson.

FYI...

Linda Weaver is a Kappa Delta alumna from Auburn.

I met her a couple of years ago @ a Florida KD conference, about a year before her husband was killed.

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