Amazing race

• CBS' Amazing Race returned tonight with the season 20 premiere. Among the eleven teams competing for the $1 million prize were Big Brother winner Rachel Reilly and her fiancé Brendon Villegas.
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• Oklahoma City fans missed the end of The Amazing Race season 20. The show started about 20 minutes late in the Oklahoma City area because 60 Minutes ran over. If you had your DVR set, you might have missed who went home this week.
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• Fighting for the last spot in the Top 10, sisters Misa and Maiya finished the empanada challenge before buddies Joey Fitness and Danny, and seemed on their way to safety at the Pit Stop behind the building.
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• The Amazing Race kicked off its 20th season in Santa Barbara, Calif., and headlining the cast are former Big Brother contestants Brendon Villegas and Rachel Reilly.
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• Tonights Amazing Race premiere started with introducing us to the 11 pairs that will be competing, but lucky for you, we were way ahead of them and already memorized the life stories of these folks (just us?).
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• Although theres another team who arrives at the pit stop later than them, Misa and Maiya are sent home because they cant find Phil Keoghan who actually stands close to them. The clue led the teams to LAX airport.
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• Last summer in Los Angeles, West Salem native Dave Brown and his wife, Rachel, were subjected to a number of psychological and physical screenings and exams, one of which was the famous IQ test.
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• The Amazing Race's 20th season is back tonight, are you excited?  Did you watch season 19 when Ernie and Cindy won $1 million dollars? You can catch the full recap of the finale HERE.
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• Last summer in Los Angeles, Madison residents Dave and Rachel Brown were subjected to a number of psychological and physical screenings and exams, one of which was the famous IQ — intelligence quotient — test.
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• Eleven teams of two begin a journey around the world in the new edition of this multi-Emmy-award-winning reality competition.
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