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During the Pit Stop, teams were moved to Oxford University Press at Walton Street to start the leg. Teams were told to travel to the [[Shetland Islands]] of [[Scotland]]. Teams first travelled by train to [[Aberdeen]] where they picked up a [[Ford Focus (third generation)#Europe|Ford Focus]] at the Union Square parking area and then took a ferry to [[Lerwick]]. Once on the island, teams had to drive themselves to the [[Royal National Lifeboat Institution|Royal National Lifeboat Station]] and search around for a [[puffin]] [[mascot]], who would give them their next clue. They were instructed to head to [[Scalloway Castle]] and search the castle grounds for their next clue: the Detour, a choice between Pony Up and Light My Fire. In Pony Up, teams traveled to the Peats of Scalloway where they had to cut 50 blocks of [[peat]] from a peat bank using a special spade called a tusker. They then loaded up a [[Shetland pony]] with two loads of peat that they delivered up hill to a farmer who would give them their next clue. In Light My Fire, teams participated in a [[Up Helly Aa]], building a traditional [[viking]] torch. After performing each step of the torch-making process, they had to have their work approved by a judge before moving onto the next step. Once done, they traveled from the workshop to Hay's Dock where they presented the torch to the [[Mummers play|guizer]] [[earl|jarl]] who would light thei torch and then award them their next clue. The Detour clues led teams to Scalloway's Berry Farm, where teams had to work as a [[Shetland Sheepdog]] and corral a flock of sheep through the middle of a course. Once they got the sheep into a pen, the shepherd James would give them their next clue, a [[Celtic brooch]] that left them to figure out they had to head to [[St Ninian's Isle]], where an 8th-century treasure horde was found, for the Pit Stop.
During the Pit Stop, teams were moved to Oxford University Press at Walton Street to start the leg. Teams were told to travel to the [[Shetland Islands]] of [[Scotland]]. Teams first travelled by train to [[Aberdeen]] where they picked up a [[Ford Focus (third generation)#Europe|Ford Focus]] at the Union Square parking area and then took a ferry to [[Lerwick]]. Once on the island, teams had to drive themselves to the [[Royal National Lifeboat Institution|Royal National Lifeboat Station]] and search around for a [[puffin]] [[mascot]], who would give them their next clue. They were instructed to head to [[Scalloway Castle]] and search the castle grounds for their next clue: the Detour, a choice between Pony Up and Light My Fire. In Pony Up, teams traveled to the Peats of Scalloway where they had to cut 50 blocks of [[peat]] from a peat bank using a special spade called a tusker. They then loaded up a [[Shetland pony]] with two loads of peat that they delivered up hill to a farmer who would give them their next clue. In Light My Fire, teams participated in a [[Up Helly Aa]], building a traditional [[viking]] torch. After performing each step of the torch-making process, they had to have their work approved by a judge before moving onto the next step. Once done, they traveled from the workshop to Hay's Dock where they presented the torch to the [[Mummers play|guizer]] [[earl|jarl]] who would light thei torch and then award them their next clue. The Detour clues led teams to Scalloway's Berry Farm, where teams had to work as a [[Shetland Sheepdog]] and corral a flock of sheep through the middle of a course. Once they got the sheep into a pen, the shepherd James would give them their next clue, a [[Celtic brooch]] that left them to figure out they had to head to [[St Ninian's Isle]], where an 8th-century treasure horde was found, for the Pit Stop.


===Leg 4 (United Kingdom → Denmark)===
===Leg 4 (United Kingdom → Denmark → Sweden → Denmark)===
[[File:Ida Davidsen udsnit af glasmontren.JPG|thumb|The Roadblock in [[Copenhagen]] had teams memorizing {{lang|dk|''[[smørrebrød]]''}} orders at [[Ida Davidsen]]'s world famous restaurant.]]
[[File:Ida Davidsen udsnit af glasmontren.JPG|thumb|The Roadblock in [[Copenhagen]] had teams memorizing {{lang|dk|''[[smørrebrød]]''}} orders at [[Ida Davidsen]]'s world famous restaurant.]]
'''Airdate''': October 17, 2014<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/the-amazing-race-25-2014/episode-4-season-25/thinly-sliced-anchovies/666538|title=The Amazing Race 25 Episode Guide 2014 Season 25 - Thinly Sliced Anchovies, Episode 4 TVGuide.com|publisher=TV Guide|date=October 15, 2014}}</ref>
'''Airdate''': October 17, 2014<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/the-amazing-race-25-2014/episode-4-season-25/thinly-sliced-anchovies/666538|title=The Amazing Race 25 Episode Guide 2014 Season 25 - Thinly Sliced Anchovies, Episode 4 TVGuide.com|publisher=TV Guide|date=October 15, 2014}}</ref>
*{{TAR travel|boat}} Lerwick (Ferry Port) to Aberdeen (Aberdeen Harbour)
*{{TAR travel|boat}} Lerwick (Ferry Port) to Aberdeen (Aberdeen Harbour)
*{{TAR travel|flight}} Aberdeen ([[Aberdeen Airport]]) to [[Copenhagen]], '''[[Denmark]]''' {{flagicon|DEN}} ([[Copenhagen Airport]])
*{{TAR travel|flight}} Aberdeen ([[Aberdeen Airport]]) to [[Copenhagen]], [[Denmark]] {{flagicon|DEN}} ([[Copenhagen Airport]])
*[[Malmö]], '''[[Sweden]]''' {{flagicon|SWE}} ([[:sv:Stortorget, Malmö|Stortorget]] {{sv icon}})
*[[Malmö]], '''[[Sweden]]''' {{flagicon|SWE}} ([[:sv:Stortorget, Malmö|Stortorget]] {{sv icon}})
*{{TAR clue|Detour|Parking Space or Wedding Cake}} Copenhagen (Sankt Jørgens Allé ''or'' [http://www.kbh-bagerlaug.dk/Find-bager/Det-Franske-Conditori.aspx Det Franske Conditori - Henrik Jonsbak] and [http://www.allegade10.dk/ Allegade 10 Restaurant])
*{{TAR clue|Detour|Parking Space or Wedding Cake}} Copenhagen, '''Denmark''' (Sankt Jørgens Allé ''or'' [http://www.kbh-bagerlaug.dk/Find-bager/Det-Franske-Conditori.aspx Det Franske Conditori - Henrik Jonsbak] and [http://www.allegade10.dk/ Allegade 10 Restaurant])
*Copenhagen ([[Ida Davidsen]]) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|"Who has a memory for faces?"}}
*Copenhagen ([[Ida Davidsen]]) {{TAR clue|Roadblock|"Who has a memory for faces?"}}
*Copenhagen ([[VM Houses]]) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop|4}}
*Copenhagen ([[VM Houses]]) {{TAR clue|Pit Stop|4}}

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Template:Infobox television Amazing Race The Amazing Race 25 is the twenty-fifth installment of the reality television show The Amazing Race. It features eleven teams of two in a race around the world for a US$1 million grand prize.

The season premiered on September 26, 2014 on CBS for the 2014–15 television season, moving to Friday at 8:00 pm.

Production

Development and filming

The 25th season of The Amazing Race started filming on May 31, 2014, at the red bleachers of Duffy Square at Times Square in New York City.

Filming began in the early morning of May 31, 2014 at Times Square in New York City. In contrast to the starts of previous races, which were typically held in private or restricted-access locations to prevent potential spoilers, CBS invited fans to appear at the start line and see the teams off.[1] The publicity of the Times Square start led CBS to announce the identities of the competing teams the same day.[2] The public start also revealed that instead of the Express Pass, teams would be awarded a new immunity from elimination pass - called "The Save" - for coming first in the first leg, which can be used by that team if they come in last place on an elimination leg before Leg 9.[3]

This season will span 26,000 miles (42,000 km) through eight countries, including first time visits to the United States Virgin Islands, Malta, and the Shetland Islands of Scotland.[4]

At various points throughout the filming of the race (generally once an episode), teams have encountered host Phil Keoghan on the course where he explains a task to the home audience while the race continues behind him.

Cast

The cast includes married professional surfers Bethany Hamilton—a shark attack survivor whose story was told in her memoirs and the film Soul Surfer—and Adam Dirks, former Survivor: South Pacific contestants and engaged couple Whitney Duncan and Keith Tollefson, and TNA Wrestling stars Brooke Adams and Robbie E.[2]

Results

The following teams participated in the Race, each listed along with their placements in each leg and their "Team Name" as identified by the program. Unlike previous years, the production team has given teams hashtags for use on social media; modifications of these are given below rather than their relationship to each other. Note that this table is not necessarily reflective of all content broadcast on television, owing to the inclusion or exclusion of some data. Placements are listed in finishing order:

Team Team Name Position (by leg) Roadblocks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Kym & Alli The Cyclists 3rd 3rd 7th 1st Kym 1, Alli 1
Brooke & Robbie The Wrestlers 4th 7th 6th 2nd Brooke 0, Robbie 2
Keith & Whitney Team Nashville 9th1 4th 3rd 3rd Keith 1, Whitney 1
Amy & Maya Sweet Scientists 6th 8th 5th 4th Amy 1, Maya 1
Tim & Te Jay College Sweethearts 2nd 5th 8th 5th Tim 1, Te Jay 1
Shelley & Nici Mother/Daughter 8th 9th 4th 6th Shelley 1, Nici 1
Adam & Bethany Soul Surfers 5th 1st 2nd 7th Adam 2, Bethany 0
Misti & Jim The Dentists 1st 2nd 1st 8th2 Misti 1, Jim 1
Michael & Scott The Firefighters 10th1 6th 9th Michael 0, Scott 1
Dennis & Isabelle The Dating Couple 7th 10th Dennis 1, Isabelle 0
Lisa & Michelle Miami Realtors 11th1 Lisa 1, Michelle 0
  • A red team placement means the team was eliminated.
  • 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.
  1. ^a b c Keith, Scott, and Lisa elected to quit the Roadblock. Keith & Whitney and Michael & Scott were issued 4-hour penalties for their forfeits that were applied at the start of the next Leg. However, Lisa & Michelle were the last team to arrive and were instead eliminated from the Race.
  2. ^ Misti & Jim attempted to use the Save right after arriving at the Pit Stop, only to be informed by Phil that it was a non-elimination leg and they would still retain the Save.

Prizes

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

  • Leg 1 – The Save – a prize that can prevent elimination from the winning team for elimination before the end of the ninth leg of the race.
  • Leg 2 – A trip for two to Sweden.
  • Leg 3 – A trip for two to Dubai.
  • Leg 4 - Ford C-Max Hybrid for each team member

Episode title quotes

Episode titles are often taken from quotes made by the racers.[5]

  1. "Go Big or Go Home" – Shelley
  2. "When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go" – Nici
  3. "Get Your Sheep Together" – clue for the additional task
  4. "Thinly Sliced Anchovies" – Kym and Te Jay
  5. "Morocc'and Roll" –

Race summary

The route map of The Amazing Race 25 as of leg 4.
Destinations Air travel    Rail travel    Water travel    Bus travel
Helicopter travel    Bicycle travel    Gondola travel
Route Markers Detour    Roadblock    Express Pass    Fast Forward
   U-Turn    Speed Bump    Pit Stop

Leg 1 (United States → U.S. Virgin Islands, USA)

Fort Christian on Saint Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands served as the Pit Stop for the first Leg of the 25th season of The Amazing Race.

Airdate: September 26, 2014[6]

At the start of The Amazing Race 25, teams were informed that the winner of this first leg would be awarded the new Save prize, giving them a chance to avoid elimination if they are in last place on any elimination leg. Their first task was to head to the location of the finish line of the first season of The Amazing Race, leaving them to ask the crowd to find out it referred to the Unisphere in Flushing Meadows, Queens. The clue at the Unisphere directed teams to their first location: Saint Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands; only five teams would be allowed to check in for the first of two flights to Saint Thomas, with a second flight leaving 40 minutes later. Upon heading into the city of Charlotte Amalie's Vendors Plaza, teams signed up for one of six chartered flights in a seaplane to Lovango Cay, each leaving at different times. At Lovango Cay, teams took a boat out to Carval Rock where they climbed up and along its length. At the end of Carval Rock, teams jumped into the water and swam to a series of floating bottles that held their next clue. This clue directed them back to the boat Blackbeard's Revenge (a replica of Blackbeard's flagship the Queen Anne's Revenge) where a Blackbeard impersonator gave them their next clue, before kicking them off of his ship. The clue directed teams to use a series of rowboats connected by ropeways to pull themselves to shore where they would find their next clue, the Roadblock. One team member had to pick out a set of directions with a particular starting landmark on the beach (an anchor, a set of barrels, a ship's bell, and a ship's wheel), a traditional liquid compass, and a shovel that had markings for exactly 1 yard (0.91 m) to search the beach for a treasure chest buried in the sand that held their next clue. Teams were not told that the direction facing them on the liquid compass was the direction they were facing, leading many to search the wrong area of the beach until they discovered the mistake. Teams then traveled to the Pit Stop located at historic Fort Christian.

Leg 2 (U.S. Virgin Islands, USA → United Kingdom)

One side of the Detour in London required teams to learn how to perform a guard mounting ceremony while acting as the Queen's Guard.

Airdate: October 3, 2014[7]

At the Pit Start, teams were informed they were traveling to London, England, and that there were only six teams allowed to take the first flight which left one hour and twenty minutes before the second. Upon arriving in London, teams were told to head to Tower Bridge and search for the Pearly King and Queen who would give them their next clue: the Detour, which was a choice between About Face and Pancake Race. In About Face, teams traveled to Somerset House where they dressed up as members of the Queen's Guard and learned the complex steps of the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Once the parade captain was pleased with their performance, he would hand them their next clue. In Pancake Race, teams traveled to the Victoria Tower Gardens where they participated in a re-creation of the annual Parliamentary Pancake Race. Each teammate had to dress up as a chef and then bake a pancake to the head chef's satisfaction. Once done, teams had to complete one lap around the course, constantly flipping their pancakes, finishing within one minute and fifteen seconds. If either teammate dropped the pancake on the ground, ran out of time, or were judged to not be flipping the pancake enough, both team members would have to start over, baking new pancakes before being allowed to race again. After the Detour, teams were told to travel to Oxford's Magdalen Bridge boathouse, where they were challenged to punt themselves on the River Cherwell around Magdalen College Island. One teammate had to stand on the flat stern, known as the "Cambridge End", propelling the boat through the river, while their teammate stood on the bow, known as the "Oxford End", and wave a small Union Jack. Once teams successfully completed a lap around Magdalen College Island, making sure that they were standing on the right positions in the boat, they were given their next clue, directing them to Oxford's Christ Church College where they were given a bowler hat and an umbrella to carry with them on the rest of the Leg. Teams were informed that they could pop open their umbrellas for a chance at the Express Pass, which gave them the option to search Oxford for Bear Inn to pick it up and risk valuable time or elimination. Teams were also told to "tip their bowlers", which revealed the phrase "Churchill's Birthplace" on the inside of the hat. Teams had to figure out that this referred to Winston Churchill's childhood home at Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, the Pit Stop for this leg of the race.

Leg 3 (United Kingdom)

While in the Shetland Islands, one side of the Detour required teams to interact with Shetland ponies.

Airdate: October 10, 2014[8]

During the Pit Stop, teams were moved to Oxford University Press at Walton Street to start the leg. Teams were told to travel to the Shetland Islands of Scotland. Teams first travelled by train to Aberdeen where they picked up a Ford Focus at the Union Square parking area and then took a ferry to Lerwick. Once on the island, teams had to drive themselves to the Royal National Lifeboat Station and search around for a puffin mascot, who would give them their next clue. They were instructed to head to Scalloway Castle and search the castle grounds for their next clue: the Detour, a choice between Pony Up and Light My Fire. In Pony Up, teams traveled to the Peats of Scalloway where they had to cut 50 blocks of peat from a peat bank using a special spade called a tusker. They then loaded up a Shetland pony with two loads of peat that they delivered up hill to a farmer who would give them their next clue. In Light My Fire, teams participated in a Up Helly Aa, building a traditional viking torch. After performing each step of the torch-making process, they had to have their work approved by a judge before moving onto the next step. Once done, they traveled from the workshop to Hay's Dock where they presented the torch to the guizer jarl who would light thei torch and then award them their next clue. The Detour clues led teams to Scalloway's Berry Farm, where teams had to work as a Shetland Sheepdog and corral a flock of sheep through the middle of a course. Once they got the sheep into a pen, the shepherd James would give them their next clue, a Celtic brooch that left them to figure out they had to head to St Ninian's Isle, where an 8th-century treasure horde was found, for the Pit Stop.

Leg 4 (United Kingdom → Denmark → Sweden → Denmark)

The Roadblock in Copenhagen had teams memorizing [smørrebrød] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help) orders at Ida Davidsen's world famous restaurant.

Airdate: October 17, 2014[9]

After taking the ferry back to Aberdeen from Lerwick, teams travelled to Copenhagen, Denmark. When they arrived, they were directed to a series of Ford C-Max hybrid vehicles with a clue that instructed them to drive to Malmö, Sweden, across the Øresund Bridge. They were asked to drive conservatively, and if they ended up using less than 0.10 US gallons (0.38 L) of gasoline upon arrival, they were given their next clue. If they used more than 0.10 gallons, they had to answer a geography question given to them by a student: name the capital cities of the Scandinavian countries of Norway (Oslo), Sweden (Stockholm), and Denmark (Copenhagen). The eventual clue directed them to head back to Copenhagen for the Detour: Parking Space or Wedding Cake. In Parking Space, teams travelled to Sankt Jørgens Allé where they had to set up a parklet. Teams only had 30 minutes to set up one of two possible parklet designs in a parking space, and if it was exactly as the photograph guides were set up, the judge would give them their next clue. If they were incorrect, they could use up the remaining time to make corrections, but once the 30 minutes were up they had to move over to a new parking space and start over. In Wedding Cake, teams travelled to Det Franske Conditori where they had to put together a traditional wedding cake known as a [kransekage] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help), with all of the necessary tiers and tiny Danish flags. They then had to transport the cake across town via freight bicycle to the Allegade 10 restaurant. If the cake was correctly made upon arrival, the maître d'hôtel would approve the delivery and sign the team's receipt that they had to return to the head baker Henrik for their next clue. The Detour's clue sent teams to Ida Davidsen where they had the Roadblock. One team member had to take a [smørrebrød] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help) order from two patrons of the restaurant, remembering the number of the two sandwiches they each ordered, and then use a menu to memorize the sandwiches' contents. They then had to relay the order to Ida Davidsen herself, and if they were correct, they were allowed to deliver the sandwiches to the customers who would give them their next clue, directing teams to the Pit Stop at the VM Houses.

Future legs

Leg 5 (Denmark → Morocco)

Airdate: October 24, 2014[10]

Leg 6 (Morocco)

Airdate: October 31, 2014[11]

Leg 7 (Morocco → Italy Italy)

Airdate: November 7, 2014[12]

Ratings

U.S. Nielsen ratings

No. 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 September 26, 2014 "Go Big or Go Home" 1.1/4[13] 5.48[13] 2 2 <25 <25
2 October 3, 2014 "When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go" 1.2/5[14] 6.08[14] 2 2 <25 <25
3 October 10, 2014 "Get Your Sheep Together" 1.1/4[15] 5.89[15] 2 2 <25 <25
4 October 17, 2014 "Thinly Sliced Anchovies"

U.S. DVR Ratings

DVR Ratings for season 25 of The Amazing Race (Live+3)
Episode No. Title Original air date DVR
18–49 		DVR viewers
(millions) 		Total
18–49 		Total
viewers (millions) 		Ref
1 "Go Big or Go Home" September 26, 2014 (2014-09-26) 0.6 1.587 1.7 7.071 [16]
2 "When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go" October 3, 2014 (2014-10-03) 0.6 1.8 [17]
3 "Get Your Sheep Together" October 10, 2014 (2014-10-10) 0.7 1.9 [18]
4 "Thinly Sliced Anchovies" October 17, 2014 (2014-10-17)

Canadian ratings

Canadian broadcaster CTV also airs The Amazing Race on Fridays. Episodes air at 8:00 p.m. Eastern and Central (9:00 p.m. Pacific, Mountain and Atlantic).

Canadian DVR ratings are included in Numeris' count.

# Airdate Episode Viewers
(millions) 		Rank
(Week)
1 September 26, 2014 "Go Big or Go Home" 2.072 15[19]
2 October 3, 2014 "When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go" 2.206 10[20]
3 October 10, 2014 "Get Your Sheep Together"
4 October 17, 2014 "Thinly Sliced Anchovies"

References

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  16. ^ Bibel, Sara (October 3, 2014). "Broadcast TV'The Big Bang Theory' Has Biggest Adults 18-49 Ratings Increase; 'Hawaii Five-0' Tops Percentage Gains, 'How To Get Away With Murder' Wins Total Viewer Gains in Live +3 Ratings for Premiere Week". TV By the Numbers. Retrieved October 3, 2014.
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