We rank the four remaining teams on The Amazing Race.

I feel bad for Gary and Matt‘s eventual elimination, but not so, because we all saw it coming.  Sometimes it feels it‘s just circumstance that‘s getting in the way--although sometimes it‘s helped them reach the frontrunners and even reach first place in the Vietnam leg--but sometimes it feels that the little things would‘ve kept them alive.

Last week‘s The Amazing Race marked the return of that infamous Roadblock back in season 6, with the hundreds of hay bales and the flags rolled on, say, three percent of the flags.  While the first time around someone was stuck there for ten hours, this time around, there wasn‘t that much of a struggle--although that doesn‘t mean Gary and Matt would have a hard time this time around, especially since it‘s a non-elimination leg and they have a lot to do this time if they‘re to survive.

Well, last week‘s The Amazing Race wasn‘t really much, wasn‘t it?  Then again, that‘s always the feeling we get whenever it‘s a non-elimination leg, unless it involves a team we don‘t want to go.  Too bad, too, since that leg featured one of the most tortuous Roadblocks yet--well, at least it was tortuous in the past.  Everybody has left before the sun set.

We rank the five remaining teams on The Amazing Race.

Dear Sam and Dan,Congratulations.  You have taken the place of Lance and Keri as the most annoying team on this race, ever.It‘s a mean feat, really.  So many teams this season have shown potential in snagging the title of The Most Annoying Team Ever.  Ericka, for instance, could‘ve taken the top spot because in the last couple of legs she‘s become such of a diva.  Mika could‘ve taken the top spot on the sheer power of her phobias.  Heck, even Maria and Tiffany could‘ve taken the top spot, because the way they ended the race was annoying in an way that defies explanation, even if it‘s supposed to be endearing.

I‘m writing this recap fresh from a Singapore holiday, where I spent four days or so walking in humid temperatures and surprise rains.  And I have two blisters on my left foot, too.  Which leaves me to wonder: do these teams on

Perhaps the fact that Maria and Tiffany ended their stint on The Amazing Race by looking for a Detour that they can do, over and over again--and finding nothing, even if they said they can do both--is a bit endearing, but seeing these two hug over and over again?  No, I don‘t hate it.  I just find it funny.  You editors, huh, you have something up your sleeves.

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We rank the five remaining teams on The Amazing Race.