[TV] Race across the world

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jamie-oh

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Jul 26, 2003

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from melbourne to eastbourne (hooray for bournes)

• Sep 26, 2024

• #81

I think Jeff really grew on me, too. If you look at his life events, good christ the poor fella has had enough go wrong for him - and ok he might be a bit counsellor-speak for wanting to get a life lesson for his son out of every little interaction, he does seem like a good egg really. His son is fearsomely thick, but also seems like a nice lad. I'd not want them on my pub quiz team, but would have a pint with them

 

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um bongo molongo

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Jul 26, 2004

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Battersea

• Sep 26, 2024

• #82

Could just do ‘Race to The Amex’ on a Boxing Day. Harder than traversing South America

 

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ROSM

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Dec 26, 2005

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Just far enough away from LDC

• Sep 26, 2024

• #83

My opinion on the 4 pairs

I wanted the Braziers to win. I liked them and it's clear that the son has a lot of bottled up feelings. Also never underestimate how sons and fathers need some bonding time.

Scott Mills and his hubby - I liked them too. Very different risk levels but clearly good for each other

Kolo and his cousin- another likeable pair. Her particularly as she seems to bring him back to earth

Kelly and Jeremy - he has the patience of a saint for some reason but she didn't hide her feelings which at least means he won't get the 'I'm fine' response when he asks her what's wrong - KNOWING that something IS wrong

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

Moved back to wear the gloves (again)

Jul 7, 2003

9,364

• Sep 26, 2024

• #84

um bongo molongo said:

Could just do ‘Race to The Amex’ on a Boxing Day. Harder than traversing South America

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