Expedition Impossible: No This Isn't Kansas! Yell At Your TV Commentary by RTVC Senior Staff Writer Kathleen July 15, 2011
Kansas is behind them and then Country Boys. Fab 3 makes it in 8th place.
Now Kevin the chunky fireman is officially my hero. My absolute hero.
After he got his key and the firemen were ready to go, he stayed behind and taught the California girl to grapple. The firemen all stayed until the girls got their key.
They are firemen. They don’t leave people behind.
Thank you.
Sleeping on snow seems to be a new experience for some teams. There is a bunch of complaining.
The sun comes up and people are trying to thaw boots, gloves and socks.
Game talk: The Kansas girls want to knock off the Country Boys. I’m not sure why we needed to know that, but hold the thought.
AJ is the whiniest player out there.
It’s an elimination day.
The instructions are to head west out of the mountains and then follow a dirt road to a specific village that I shall not attempt to spell. Instructions await.
Chad can’t handle the ascent. Others pass them. Chad is upset.
Kansas is running out of air. They are being passed. Only the Country Boys are behind them.
Now we know the deal about the Kansas trash talk.
The Gypsies are enjoying the beauty of their surroundings. AJ wants to be in bed throwing up.
Does that say it all?
The Gypsies have arrived and we learn what’s next.
Select a local plow which looks rather like a bundle of sticks wrapped in a hide. Then they select a mule.
Load the plow on the mule and lead the animal up two and a half miles of switchbacks to the next checkpoint which is at a tea house on the top of the next mountain.
No snow, but it’s still really steep.
Switchbacks mean steep which you know if you drive in the mountains.
The Gypsies must be more than 3 minutes ahead of the NFL and No Limits as they are shown part way up the mountain with no one in sight behind.
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