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Surf & Turf round: Surf: Swimming Pool Sumo--Two teammates get in an inner tube and try to push the other team's duo out of a circle in the pool, two out of three ""falls"" wins. Scott is a wild man in this event, leading to a Blue victory 2-0. Turf: Fruit Salad Soccer--As Art explains, it's like soccer except for using a bunch of apples and oranges instead of a ball and the players wear fins on their feet. Lasky and Judson seem to have an old score to settle from the previous game and wrestle each other to the ground. Blue prevails again. Marissa allows that she and Adrienne did well at the game because ""we've worked with a lot of fruits."" Sight-Seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Translate hieroglyphics from The Bold and the Beautiful and Walker, Texas Ranger. Luckily a nearby aquarium provides some handy hieroglyphics and other necessities for the Hunt. 2. Find the tourist with the best theory on the lost continent of Atlantis. 3. Find a tourist who looks like King Neptune--Blue finds

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Heave, Gab and Ho--Player 1 pulls player 2 in an inner tube through the pool while 2 grabs items (beach balls, toys, etc.) out of the water. Each team's third player is in an inner tube also, trying to impede the other team with a super-soaker. When a team reaches the edge, a player dives back in and swims to a raft with the items. Or something like that. Lasky finds himself in a very enviable position with Brandy. Blue nips Red 8-7, but the accuracy of that score is highly questionable. Turf: Hop, Pop & Drop--First players start out hopping down a course with whipped cream-filled balloons between their knees. They ""hand off"" to second players, only using legs. Balloons are then delivered to the third players, who pop them by the preferred Search Party method: with the butt. Blue wins 5-4, aided by the excellent hopping technique of Brandy. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Make a lei. 2. Find Greg Brady's necklace 3. Find the tackiest souvenir. 4. Find a tiki tha

Surf & turf round: Surf: Movie Trivia Pool Plunge--Art throws a bottle with a movie trivia question inside into the pool. Player 1 retrieves it and gives it to player 2 who reads the question. Player 3 then goes into the pool for the answer, which can be found in the form of any number of pool toys. (Example--Q: What was Ahab's opponent? A: A whale.) Red team goes first, gets three correct answers in three minutes. Even with some help from Art, Blue teams just falls short of that mark. Turf: Beach Ball Volley-Brats--Volleyball played with a beach ball and paddles. Points are scored when a ball hits the ground or goes out of bounds, so the team with the fewest points wins. Actually it's an interesting variation on the real game. Nikki, the tallest player on either side, is a standout in Blue's 7-4 win. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: Takes place in the Negril Craft market. 1. Find something really ""ackee"" and make something out of it--Ackee is fruit familiar to the locals. A.J. mak

Surf & Turf round; Surf: Floating Golf Green of Doom--Player 1, in the pool, tosses ""golf balls"" to the other two players poolside, who attempt to hit them onto the floating greens. Velcro balls are worth one points, the plain ping-pong balls are worth two. As Art Mann notes, ""Tiger Woods has nothing to be afraid of."" Red wins 12-10. Turf: Super Duper Scooper Trooper--Player 1 uses an ice cream scoop for a melon baller, then tosses the balls to player 2, who catches them in a bucket. Player 2 knocks them over a volleyball net to player 3, who catches the dwindling melon balls in a basket on his or her head. With the score tied 1-1 and the game going nowhere, Art lets the players take the baskets off their heads, and the next catch by Blue makes them the winner. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Act out a scene from your favorite film genre--Both teams independently come up with a shootout scene from a western. Their efforts make one reflect that it's not only great minds that think alike. 2.

Surf & Turf round: Head-to-Head Tennis; Beach Ball Basketball. Red team wins the Surf competition, Blue wins the Turf. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Make up a song about corn. 2. Get beachgoers to give up their shoes. 3. Get beachgoers to play an imaginary inning of baseball. 4.Convince a son to reveal an untold secret to his father. 5. Get a doctor to diagnose a teammate's ailment. Movie reference: Field of Dreams. Blue wins the Hunt. Scramble: Jamaican Bobsled Practice Run. Payers are oiled up, then a teammates sits in an inner tube while another pushes him or her along the course. Along the way, they must put on items of clothing that they find, all the while being pelted with fake snow. Blue is victorious. Final score for the day: Blue 5300, Red 2000.

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Watermelon Salsa--Player 1 hands a greased watermelon to players 2 and 3, who have their hands tied. Those players then split open the melon without using their hands, then gather and spit seeds into a cup on the head of player 1. Lasky does a fearless, or foolish, head bash of the watermelon. Blue wins 10 seeds to 4. Surf: Pool Bottom Line--The Price Is Right in the pool. Art has lined up several souvenirs at poolside. Players have to dive to the bottom of the pool and retrieve coins, then match them with the cost of the souvenirs. Red team wins 3-0. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Find a girl with an English accent and get her phone number--A couple of nice-looking women are found, but are they English? 2. Beg a tourist to ride piggyback on a team member while holding a cup for tips--Red's girl actually gets some money, while Blue's guy just gives the team a sunbathing tip. 3. Talk a teacher into solving a math problem--Again, two attractive women

Surf & Turf round: 1. Backward Basket Balloon--Player 1 throws balloons from the jacuzzi at one end of the pool to player 2 at the other end, who must throw them through a basketball goal from the bottom up. Player 3 must catch the balloons as the come up through the goal for them to count as a score, and that doesn't prove easy to do. As Art observes, there's ""a lotta cheatin' goin' on."" Red wins, no score announced. 2. Beach Ball Boxing Derby--Four balls are in play as contestants knock them toward goals while wearing boxing gloves. Basically ""soccer wearing boxing gloves...anything goes."" Red wins 5-2, a surprise, since Scott with his Blue team is usually more competitive in this type of contest. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Cheer up a miserable traveller--Pretty lame. 2. Find E!'s number one fan in Miami--Done easily enough 3. Feed a dirty bird--People take the place of birds here. One alleged Atlanta Falcons fan does an unrecognizable version of the team's ""dirty bir

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Vitamin E--10 of 40 oranges in the Jacuzzi have ""E""s inside of them; the first team to find three wins. Player 1 gives an orange to player 2 mouth-to-mouth. Player 2 must go the length of the adjacent pool and pass the orange by mouth to player 3, who opens it. Jacob and Scott are near exhaustion by the time Red wins, 3-2. Surf: Groucho's Balloon Snappers--One player from each team tries to score goals by knocking (with a paddle) balloons through a hula hoop held by a teammate. The third teammate plays defense. Once the balloons are through the hoop the goalie must pop them with flippers on their feet. The shooting player wears a Groucho nose and glasses for no apparent reason. Red wins 5-4. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Roll a cigar Cuban style--Red tries rolling up seaweed in their instruction card. Blue's Scott Lasky has another idea. Since Cuban cigars are traditionally supposed to be rolled on the thigh of a woman, Scott picks up Silvia (a Cuban) a

Surf & Turf round: Surf--Six balls are in the pool and the teams have 90 seconds to knock them into goals using only super-soakers. Goalies are identifiable by the huge sombreros they wear. Blue wins by the paltry score of 1-0. Turf--The teams compete in a leapfrog race, but after each leap the player must put an item (boxing gloves, inner tube, poncho, sombrero, swim fins) on their body. Blue wins. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Bring back a hat with no tag 2. Find an Italian man and kiss his ring--Blue team has no trouble finding a volunteer to get a kiss from Marnette and Carine, even if it's just on the ring. 3. Take a nap with seafood. 4. Find and play a tongue drum. 5. Find some olive oil, bottle it and sell it--Blue team girls ""sell it"" in a figurative and rather attractive manner. Movie reference: The Godfather. Round is a tie. Scramble: Fat Melon Fruit Jam--Player 1 takes a greased watermelon to a hula-hooping player 2, who delivers it to player 3 in the wa

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Mama Snegaroff's Pop Spelling Bee--Players 1 and 2, in the pool, deliver balloons to player 3 poolside, who pops them with her butt. Using the letters on ping-pong ball found inside, the teams spell out their ""secret word."" Carol and Brooke are their teams' poppers. Blue wins, despite the Red guys double teaming Scott in the pool. Blue's word was ""spaghetti,"" Red's was ""meatballs."" Turf: Noodle Slapping Ball Hockey--A Search Party mainstay. A beach ball is knocked toward goals by players with ""noodles"" (the flotation device) while they wear swim fins. The beach location was still showing the effects of Hurricane Lenny (beach umbrellas capsized, various other debris.) Testosterone was flowing freely as the guys were repeatedly penalized for kicking, tackling, wrestling, etc. At one point ALL the males were sent to the penalty box simultaneously. Red wins, 3-1. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Find a poet who's willing to show it. 2. Fence with an En

Surf & Turf round: Surf: West Indies Wonderful Waterfall Wamp--Player 1 feeds balloons down a waterfall to player 2 in a lagoon who takes them to player 3, who bursts them by using her posterior. Some of the balloons have balls inside them with the letter ""E."" The first team to find three of these wins. Lisa has difficulty popping the balloons, but Blue prevails anyway, 3-2. Turf: Flying Saucer Chucker Sucker--Two players from each team don footwear with suckers on the bottom and collect plastic flying discs with then. They then try to throw the discs through a hoop held by the team's third player. Red annihilates Blue 18-9. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Prove that you fit the description ""Yuh too fuss and facety""--It's explained that in Jamaica ""fuss"" means nosey and ""facety"" means obnoxious. 2. Make the Jamaican national flag--Teams go searching for anything yellow, green and black. 3. Make a crab cry. 4. Persuade someone to tell their most embarrassing moment. 5. Rel

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Into the Drink with Your Drink--One player carries a drink across the pool on a float while the others throw things at him or her in an attempt to spill the drink. Red team's Jason Brooks knocks the drink out of the hand of Blue team's Anita with one deadly accurate throw, his first! Blue can only hope for a tie at best but Red manages to make it across the pool with a small amount of liquid for the win. Turf: Sand Sucking Semi--Teams race down course wheelbarrow style, picking up items along the way and carrying them on the body of the ""wheelbarrow"" contestant. They then eat tropical fruit off a flying disc, knock a ball across a goal line using their heads, then run across the finish line with a rubber chicken in mouth. Whew! Carol finds the ""Sand Sucking"" part to be quite literal. Blue wins the Turf. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Play poker with a stranger from another country. 2. Find a bag of ice. 3. Find someone with a cell phone and get them

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Shake Your Maracas--While blindfolded, two members of each team mix drinks while the third teammate picks them up on a tray and takes them to the garnishing station--all the while shaking the maracas on their hips. When the drinks are garnished they are lined up for counting. Red wins 19-15. Surf: Storm of the Century--Pool basketball is played with a shooting team member in an inner tube while the teammates can only propel him or her with water. No hands can touch the tube, the shooter or the ball, except for the shooter's. It prove very difficult to score a basket in this fashion. Even an overtime period produces no baskets, so for the second overtime it's hands-on, anything goes. Blue scores to win. Siver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Get two female tourists to do a dirty dance together--Not the dirtiest dancing ever seen but the girls are all nice-looking. Scott declares this his all-time favorite task on the show. 2. Find the worst singer to sing ""Row,

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Sharkey Hockey--Players riding on inflatable sharks hit beach balls with paddles towards goals. By the end of the contest no one is on a shark and no one is using a paddle. A montage of shots of Sean trying to stay on the sharks is accompanied by Strauss' ""Blue Danube"" waltz. Red wins 1-0. Turf: No Shoes, No Shirts, No Points--All contestant enter a ring blindfolded. They then must dress themselves with outfits they find in the ring. The first team with all players dressed in shirt, shorts, hat and shoes wins. Blue takes this contest. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Make a deviled egg--Blue finds a guy with a questionably egg-shaped head. Red gets and egg from a restaurant and makes it up with lipstick. 2. Find a celebrity lookalike--Pretty slim pickin's here. Red's alleged Cazz Palminteri lookalike more closely resembled Jerry Orbach to these eyes, and it wasn't even that close. The only thing Blue's Macauley Culkin lookalike had in common with him i

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Watermelon Baby's Bedtime--Player 1 puts oil on the ""baby"" (a watermelon), then gives it to player 2, who takes it across the pool on an inflatable shark to player 3, who powders it, diapers it, and sticks a pacifier in its mouth(?) Red wins, but only after abandoning the shark. Turf: Disc, Duck, Hurry Up--A player pushes a disc full of ""ducks"" along with his or her feet, depositing one duck in each bucket on the course without using hands. First teams to empty three discs wins. Scott is penalized for blatant cheating, interfering with Carol. Silver Screen Scavenge Hunt: 1. Get someone to squeal like a pig. 2. Get a man named Michael and a woman named Jennifer to sing ""Take Me Out to the Ball Game""--It's dubious whether either side found anyone with those names. 3. Get three men to drink bloody Marys. 4. Get someone to style a teammates hair in a spiky fashion. 5. Find the smallest dog and get a picture with teammates. Movie reference: There's S

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Fruit Salad Friends--Player 1 picks up fruit off of a platter without using hands or arms, then transfers it to player 2, under the same restrictions, who deposits it in a bucket, where player 3 makes ""fruit salad."" The most fruit wins; rinds and skin don't count. The mouth is the exclusive method of transfer, making for some good fun. Red wins 5 lbs. to 3 1/2. Already a food fight breaks out. Surf: Butt Bumpers--A pair of teammates together in an inner tube try to collect the most balloons in the pool within two minutes while the third player harrasses them with a super-soaker. Red wins 13 to 9. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: Tash 1: Weigh a human head--On the way to doing this task, Carol breaks the obscure Scavenger Hunt rule which penalizes a team is a member says the name of the film out loud. 2. Get ten strangers to say hello to Art Mann on camera--Easily done. Red gets many more, including a group saying it in unison. 3. Convince a tourist to re

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Duck Soup--One player per team collects floating plastic ducks in the pool, using only his/her mouth. They are brought to player 2 and deposited in a bucket. Player 3 plays defense with a super-soaker. Red takes an early lead and holds off a Blue charge to win 9-7. Turf: Fruit Flipper Flip-Off--Player 1 flips fruit off of the swim fins he's wearing to player 2, who catches it in a bucket on her head! It's taken to player 3 who stomps on it to produce juice. The teams perform this not-so-easy task relatively well. Not much juice is made, though. Art declares Red the winner. Scavenger hunt: Task 1: Make an offering to a Mayan god--Mayan souvenirs are easily found, and the guys on the Red team say they're going to offer up a virgin--Carol! She looks surprised--and dubious. 2. Find a sequined sombrero and do a hat dance to the tune of ""Three Blind Mice""--Even though Blue does it in an alleged ""Motown"" style, the music is pretty lame on both sides, which i

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Inhuman pyramid--The teams must build a human pyramid on an island floating in the pool and hold it for five seconds. The opposing team can try to stop them with beach balls and super-soakers. Red wins when they accomplish the task in 46 seconds compared to Blue's 56. Turf: Balloon Ballistics--The players are in a ring with balloons tied to their ankles. The object is to pop the other team's balloons using your feet. Red wins. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Find a pair of dark sunglasses. 2. Find a Princeton t-shirt. 3. Find a baseball glove. 4. Find a pair of ""tighty-whitety"" underwear. 5. Bring back a chocolate sundae with nuts and cherries. Movie Reference: Risky Business, which both teams get for 300 point bonus. Blue wins the round, 1400-1200. Scramble: Fish Out of Water--Players ride out on surfboards to obtain a recipe in the water, then bring it back in. (Kalai actually helps opposing team member Kona by putting her board in the wate

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Dog and Pony Pool Show--A relay race in the pool. First player transports beach balls to player 2, who must dive through three hoops with a beach ball. The ball is then given to player 3 who takes it via a float across the rest of the pool to the finish line. Increasingly large beach balls are used as the game goes on, and the last one proves just about impossible to manage. A highlight (?) of the round is Scott almost losing his trunks. Turf: Balloon Busting Death Battle--""Life forces"" (balloons) are attached to players' ankles. Opponents try to stomp on and burst the other team's balloons. The last player with balloons remaining wins for the team. The action is maniacal, with Judson and Scott locked into a battle to the finish. Judson and Donn have balloons remaining for the victorious Red team. Sightseeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Translate hieroglyphics explaining the origin of Art Mann--Huh? 2. Get a tourist to interpret the thoughts of a grouper--What?

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Human Croquet--A large ball is hit with a noodle through wickets made out of teammates. The first team through the course twice wins. Before the game Art brings out Matthew Malach, identified as the head writer, and deems him ""responsible"" for the game. Red wins. Surf: Dolphin Walking Pool Toy Pickup--Player 1 pulls players 2 and 3 around the pool on inflatable dolphins. Those players must pick up pool toys with their mouths. 10 toys wins the game. All players immediately fall off the dolphins. Blue wins 9-8 despite the 10-toy rule. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Perform as circus act--Andy does some juggling. 2. Find the largest engagement ring--Blue finds one of 4 carats! 3. Organize and choreograph a dance troupe--Andy gets a halfway decent looking dance going. 4. Find a couple who met on a blind date--Red's couple reveals afterward that they didn't meet that way. 5. Make an edible Art Mann sculpture--Blue's doesn't look like much. Red finishes only two

Games include the 1K Chicken and Potato Medley and the Aruba Iceberg Express, where contestants are pulled across the pool with twenty pounds of ice in their laps. Also, Greg is secure enough in his masculinity to cross-dress for his team.

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Backward Balloon Basket--Player 1 goes down a water slide with balloons to player 2, who takes balloons to a basketball goal, where they must be thrown through the goal from the bottom up and caught by player 3 to be counted as a goal. Red wins a good, close competition 10-9. Turf: Pass the Drink--Wearing a cup with liquid on their head, the first players go through an obstacle course, then attempt to transfer the contents of the cup from one player to another's head, who then goes through a slalom course while wearing an inflatable. There's another transfer to the head of player 3, who dumps it from his or her head into a bucket. The team with the most liquid in the bucket wins. As usual, Lasky disregards the rules and hold his cup with a hand while going through the course. Red wins with very little liquid. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Experience cocooi and share it with someone. Can't remember what cocooi is, but Lisa does a bartop dance! 2. Say h

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Beach Ball Blowout Bonanza--Basically just volleyball played in the pool. Red wins 5-4. Turf: Watch...Those Seeds--Players 1 and 2, with hands tied, take a watermelon to a station, repeat the process, then smash the melons open without using their hands. They then pick out seeds with their mouths and spit them into a cup on the head of player 3. Lasky has played this game before, and once again he uses a tremendous head bash to split the melons. Luckily the counting, which took about ten minutes, is edited out. Blue wins 46 seeds to 41. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Find the wildest card--Red team's find is a policeman's business card. Blue finds a ""wild"" guy with pierced nipples. 2. Discover a tourist with a secret and get him or her to divulge it--Blue finds a woman who admits to having breast implants. 3. Search for a beachgoers who was not brought up by his parents--Blue locates a guy they call ""Daddy Warbucks"" and claim that he, like his charg

Games include Dolphin Relay Race. Also, contestant try to catch water balloons in their ""bloomers"" and pies on their bodies.

A ""high wire"" act is performed in the pool, beach hockey is played with aquatic mammals, and the Scramble involves trying to keep egg yolks on a wooden paddle under conditions not suited for the task.

Dog and Crab World Cup: A soccer match is first played in the crab position (in four-point stance with torso facing upward) with the ball advanced only with the feet. When a goal is scored, the position changes to dog-style (hands and knees) and only the head can be in contact with the ball. First team to score three goals wins. Scott Lasky is actually penalized for something (use of hands) and sits in the penalty box. Red wins. Silver Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Serve milk and cookies to a crowd. 2. Do a stand-up act and raise as much money as possible. 3. Drive a taxi. 4. Challenge a woman to a wrestling match. 5. Find an Elvis impersonator. Movie reference: Man on the Moon. Red team wins the round, but Blue names the movie correctly. Scramble: St. Thomas Alligator Boot Camp--After retrieving an alligator (not a real one) from a tub of goo, all three teammates must negotiate a ""boot camp"" obstacle course. Red wins. Final score for the day: Red 5000, Blue 2100. When contes

Surf & Turf round: Turf: Beach Ball Boxing Derby--Wearing boxing gloves and swim fins, players try to score goals with a large beach ball using the gloves on a small soccer-type field. First team to 3 wins. By consensus, the fins are put aside very quickly. Red wins the fierce competition 3-2. No Surf round today, apparently. Small Screen Scavenger Hunt: 1. Find someone who has a red shirt and white pants and make him your buddy--Blue's find fits the description pretty closely, while Red gives a woman one of their shirts so that she will qualify. 2. Make a working communications device--Both teams go to bars, where Red makes a string telephone with a couple of plastic cups while Blue gets a bottle to put a message in. 3. Get a stranger to respond to your disaster signal--Red fakes a domestic squabble on a street corner to gain attention, while surprisingly, Susan is ignored for a while as she lays on a sidewalk asking for help with an injured ankle. 4. Get a redhead to do a

Surf & Turf round: Balloon Bloomer--Balloons on an island in the pool are tossed by players with flippers on hands into ""bloomers"" (hoop and mesh) that a teammate is wearing. Scott's accurate shooting leads the Blue team to a 19-11 win. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Get a tourist to eat as many bananas as possible--Red's pick eats seven to Blue's three. 2. Get a couple to switch swimsuits or clothes--Blue gets two couples to do it. 3. Form a scratch band--Explained to be a homemade type of band. 4. Get celebrity impersonators to act out a pirate scene--Blue finds a fairly decent Robert De Niro lookalike. 5. Make some bush tea--Neither team gets to this task in time. Scramble: Apocalypse Wow--A helicopter(!) is supposed to drop tennis balls into buckets to begin the Scramble, but the drop is done too soon and the balls end up in the water. Players with nets swim out to get the balls. The player in the water throws the balls with the net to a teammate on shore. Teams then have ninety

Surf & Turf round: Cry Babes Underwater Fish Toss--Two players rescue the ""fish"" from the bottom of the pool, then they are given to player 3, who tosses the ring-like fish from an island into a kiddie pool. Blue wins 2-1. Hop, Drop & Pop--Players carry a balloon between their legs through an obstacle course and are only allowed to ""hand off"" the balloon from legs to legs, using no hands. Balloons are then popped with a player's butt. Later in the contest the stomach drop technique of popping is used. Blue wins 5-4. Scavenger Hunt: 1. Become street performers and earn as much money as possible in five minutes--Red earns $7, Blue $4. 2. Get someone to shave facial hair--Both teams find guys willing to do this. 3. Find as much foreign currency as possible. 4. Find the person who has lived in Aruba the longest--Red's find has lived in Aruba 60 years, compared to Blue's 25. Red wins round by points. Scramble: Big Back Full of BBQ Chicken Pizza--One player swims out to retri

Carl's Juicy Grape Butt Bash: Player 1 runs to a boat and grabs bunches of grapes from it to throw to waiting player 2, who must catch them in his pants. Player 3 takes the grapes, puts them on a chair, and like the name says, bashes then with her butt. The team with the most juice that gets through the chair seat (which has some openings) wins. Carol and Priscilla are the bashers, and they both end up with helpful teammates sitting on their laps bashing along with them. Referee Art rules that in measuring the juice, pulp counts also, giving Blue a victory. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Determine how many steps are in the famous local landmark the 99 Steps--Nobody gets the correct total, which is 103. 2. Come back with a bag containing the most hair--Red hits a styling salon. Blue solicits chest hair. Sacrificing something for the team, Blue's Priscilla Lee Taylor contributes a long lock of her own blonde hair, and teammate Reni follows suit with some of hers. 3. Get someone

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Sharkey Hockey--Players ride on inflatable sharks and use noodles to try and knock balls into goals. Soon the noodles are abandoned, with hands and sharks being used in their place. Vincent's fine play leads Red to a 3-0 victory. Turf: Free Millie (Willie's Cousin)--Players must ""rescue"" four stranded animals from offshore using paddles and noodles. Red wins. Sight-seeing Scavenger Hunt: 1. Find the biggest rooster and make him crow. 2. Form your own soca band and sing ""I've Been Working on the Railroad""--Soca, we learn, is a style of music similar to calypso. As is the case with most musical tasks on the show, the results are pretty pathetic. 3. Proclaim a couple king and queen of Jamaica. 4. Bury a treasure chest. 5. Learn your rasta name. Both team earn equal points in this round. Scramble: Just Say No to Bugs--Team members 1 and 2 dig creatures out of the sand, take them to a pool of chocolate pudding, coat them and stick them to player

Surf & Turf round: Surf: Ball Pounding Saucer Scoop--A very loose variation of baseball. A pitched beach ball is batted with the arm. Players run to the bases and collect flying discs at each one. The rules are rather vague and the action is confused. Ricky makes a big hit but Scott pulls an unassisted double play, resulting in an apparent Blue win. But Sean claims he was never tagged and made it all the way home. Art reviews a videotape and reverses his decision, giving the win to Red. The whole thing is so confusing that Art vows it will never appear on Search Party again. They show an old clip, allegedly from the 1970's, of the last time they tried this game. The only highlight is the sight of Priscilla in an outrageously sexy and skimpy faux-coconut shell bikini. Sight-Seeing Scavenger Hunt: Task 1. Make and eat a johnny cake--Jenni knows the chef at one eatery, so Blue gains entre. Red gets one made for them, but they don't get to make it themselves. 2. Paint a man's toenail

Scavenger Hunt: 1. In the city of Lahaina, search for Honeygirl and give her a big, wet kiss--Red tries putting honey on a girl's neck as a substitute. ""Honeygirl"", it turns out, is a pig. 2. Search for the largest group and be their tour guide--Red much more successful, 12 people to 2. 3. Search for tourists who will let the team empty a can of shaving cream in their pants. 4. Search for a tourist who will eat the most macadamia nuts--Blue's recruit wins for them, 18 oz. to 6! 5. Search for Bud the birdman and serenade Moani (a bird, naturally.) 6. Search for a tourist who will share lunch with you. 7. Search for the largest tree and get there without walking. Blue leads in points after round, having completed one more task than Red. Scramble: Snowman Ping-Pong Stick-'em-Up--Player 1 jumps a hurdle, grabs a can of shaving cream, goes through two more obstacles and gets two more cans. He then has 60 seconds to cover the other two teammates head-to-toe in shaving cream

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Win a canoe race--Teams can only have two of their players participate, so what does Scott do? He asks the women to do it! The teams are each augmented by three other locals. Blue wins. 2. Create aloha shirts--Carol and Scott split from their other teammates to handle this one while the others move on to... 3. Search for someone in Kihei to strip to their skivvies (their word, not mine). 4. Search for luau attire for the stripped volunteer. 5. Search for tourist to buy a round of lava flows. 6. Search for a local to invite the team home for lunch. Both teams finish before Carol and Scott come back. The Scramble will go on without them. Blue leads in points 2500-2000. Scramble: Lucy in the Sky with Pie--Player 1 digs in the sand for whipped cream, then fills pie shells with fruit and cream. Player 1 then throws the pies back over head to player 2, who dumps them into a bucket. It's a big Search Party-type mess. Blue wins the contest 3 lbs. to 2.

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Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for the translation of the phrase ""a kau ka hau iloke o ko'u lole wawae ke olu olu,"" then do it--It translates to ""Put the ice inside of your pants, please."" Omar and Carol do it for the Red team while Scott does it for Blue. 2. Collect the most money for the ""Save Search Party"" fund--Red raises $5.70 to Blue's $3. 3. Search for a man who will completely shave his legs. 4. Search for a local artist to draw the best picture of Art Mann's face. 5. Search for the most tourists to imprison in Paahao prison--Red finds 11 to Red's 9. 6. Search for someone else's job and do it. Red leads 2500-1500 after this round. Scramble: Tropical Hockey Cocktail--Player 1 knocks fruit and ice down the course using a hockey stick. Player 2 crushes the fruit and makes punch. It's then transferred to player 3 from glass to glass, located on the players' heads. Player 3 runs across the finish line to deposit the juice. Red does better on the transfer of juice, with Om

Scavenger Hunt: 1st challenge--Jump off of ""Black Rock,"" retrieve leis from the water, swim to shore and place leis around Art Mann's neck. Scott Lasky needs to be ""rescued."" 2. Search for most tourists to kiss you in two minutes--Both teams are successful in this task. 3. Search for the longest belch. 4. Search for tourist who will let team borrow their toothbrush. 5. Search for a couple to switch bathing suits, then walk down the beach. 6. Search for tourists who will allow their shoes to be buried at sea. Red ahead in points after this round. Scramble: ""I ain't eating at your restaurant""--One player throws tomatoes to another who mixes them up with spaghetti, cheese, herbs, etc., in small wading pools, then throws the result through the air to the third player. Red comes from behind to win. Final score for the day: Red 4500, Blue 2000.

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Sink a 30-foot putt in the fewest strokes--Deidre putts the ball to about three feet from the hole, then Scott sinks it. Omar putts to about the same distance, but Kalani's second stroke just slides by on the left! 2. In the town of Kihei, search for a person to eat the most limes--Blue's find eats 20 lime quarters, but Red's stalwart eats 71! 3. Search for a man to dance in his underwear--As usual on this show, both team find someone to take the challenge. 4. Be a good Samaritan and profit from it--Both teams do massages for people and earn surprising amounts of money. 5. Search for a local to take the team home and let them wash a pet--Red team sprinkle a little bit of water on a bird in a cage; Blue team chases after chickens but can't catch any. Red leads after this round 2000-1500. Scramble: Shannon's Sprint, Soap and Splash--Player 1 digs in the sand for shaving cream, then covers a teammate with it. When the players are covered, they both

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for someone with the most tattoos--There is some question as to what constitutes one individual tattoo and how to count them. 2. Search for a biker to buy the team a drink at his favorite spot. 3. Search for a biker who will exchange clothes with a teammate--A highlight: Blue team's Amy Hunter changes out on the street. 4. Search for someone who will let a contestant clean their toenails with toothpaste and toothbrush. 5. Search for the biker with the longest beard and measure it--Red wins with a measurement of 20"" to Blue's 8"". 6. Search for the most ticket stubs to Daytona Speedway. Red ahead on points after the Hunt. Scramble: Daytona Beach Pluck and Pick Popcorn Palooza--Contestants run to a pool and cover themselves with the maple syrup there, then run to the next pool where they cover themselves in popcorn. From there they must cross a finish line while hula-hooping. (Blue team's Desiree excels at this task.) The teammates scrape the popc

Scavenger Hunt: Ist task--Win a race. Teams compete in a 5-lap go-kart race at Adventure Landing. First team with all three drivers finishing wins. During the course of the race Carol Grow goes from first to last and Amy Hunter does just the opposite to lead her Blue team to the win. 2. Find a woman who will let orange juice be poured into her bikini top and get someone to drink from it--Red's volunteer Nadia provides a healthy cupful while Blue recruits two girls. 3. Find a two-door car and put as many people as possible in it--Blue finds a convertible and figures why not? Their count beats Red, 31-25. 4. Find someone who can remove their underwear with shorts or bathing suit still on--This is accomplished, but with great difficulty, by both team's choices. 5. Find someone who will mix milk and cereal in shorts and allow it to be crushed--Blue finds a guy to do it, while Red gets two women. Blue wins most points in round. Scramble: Daytona Beachcomber Bakeoff--Players grab

During Bike Week in Daytona an onion-eating contest is held, people are lathered in shaving cream and alligators are wrestled for key lime pies, sort of.

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for someone who will let you sample everything in her bag--It's easy to find cooperative volunteers during spring break. 2. Search for someone who will allow you to write ""hit me"" all over his body--Even for this dubious privilege there is no shortage of volunteers. Lipstick is the preferred medium. Red just does it on one guy, who naturally gets a good-natured pounding afterward; but Blue paints it on several guys, who are then set upon by a pack of young women. The whole gang of spring breakers suddenly takes off running down the beach, leaving a mystified Blue team. 3. Search for a tourist who will let you take a bath in his room--Again, willing hosts are easily found. Ryan take a bubble bath for Red; all three Blue contestants (Rub-a-dub-dub?) find their way to the tub. No one disrobes, however. 4. Search for a way to empty the room of furniture--There are so many spring breakers in each room that this task is easy, though the teams leave them the

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search and build the largest sound effects library using spring breakers--Blue wins 13-7. 2. Search for a man who will dress as a female teammate and walk down the beach--Blue team's pick dresses like Marissa, Red's guy like Carol. 3. Search for a tourist who will let the team give him a buzz cut. 4. Search for and collect as many fraternity symbols as possible--Red prevails 6-2. 5. Search for a favorite bikini and trade it for an E! t-shirt--There is no shortage of bikinis from which to pick! Red wins the round in points 2000-1500. Scramble: Daytona 500...Feet--Each team's player 1 gets dressed in a driving suit and goggles, then does a lap around a course on a sand trike. Drivers are changed for subsequent laps, and they must change costumes also. Non-driving teammates help push. In the furious finale, Carol loses her wrap and Soleil sustains a small cut on her foot. Red nips Blue for the win. Final score for the day: Red 4000, Blue 1500. To get to hi

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Win a sumo match--Scott and Ryan don padded fat suits and square off in the circle. Being knocked down, falling down, or being pushed out of the ring counts as a fall; best two out of three wins. Scott wins the first fall. Ryan gets the jump on him on the second attempt, but he falls down while pushing Scott out of the ring. Art doesn't count it for either contestant. Scott wins the second fall by jumping on top of Ryan when the opportunity presents itself. 2. Search for someone who will give you their pants, then shred them--For some inexplicable reason, Scott interprets ""pants"" as long pants only, not shorts. Why? Soleil shows no shyness, asking the first guy they see bluntly if they can cut up his pants, then helping to take them off. 3. Search for and invite as many people as you can to a hotel room--There are lots of enthusiastic volunteers and a good time is had by all. Red gets 69 people in a room, but Blue stuffs in 106. 4. Search for and honk as

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Be the first team to climb a rock wall--Two players from each team participate. Blue wins easily. 2. Search for someone who will let the team throw their underwear off a balcony--Highest floor wins. Red finds a guy with a 27th floor room (and a sleeping roommate) who helps them win this task. 3. Search for someone who will eat the most jalapenos--Red's contestant has a great deal of difficulty; Blue's second choice eats eleven! Red gets 50 extra points because their guy threw up! 4. Search for a spring breaker who will cover his chest in whipped cream and have a woman lick it off--It's no surprise that male volunteers are not hard to find, but Blue finds two willing young women and Red finds four, all rather easily. The gathered crowds are very appreciative. Blue wins the round on points 2000-550. Scramble: Hannah Banana Cream Pie--Players 1 and 2 on each team go through a field of pinatas trying to find bananas and cream, then go to a mixing stati

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Search for someone who can do the most push-ups with a woman on his back--The teams go find their men and bring them back for a head-to-head competition. The premium is also on finding small women to rest on their backs. Red team wins after Blue's pick falls after 23 push-ups (an unofficial count). 2. Search for a frat brother, put him in a bikini and make him recite his fraternity pledge. 3. Search for someone to let the team make nachos on his chest and serve it to friends--Maybe not surprisingly among the all the spring breakers, there is no shortage of female help. 4. Find a beach vendor, do his job, and make him the most money--Both teams are lousy salespersons. Red makes more money, though. Red leads in points after the round 2000-1000. Scramble: Mazatlan Flan Fling--Flan is dumped into the pants of two players on each team. They go through an obstacle course, then dump the flan in a kiddie pool, from which they fling it to their other teamma

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for a good golfer--The teams look for one among their own members, but display some of the worst form imaginable. Red wins. 2. Search for someone who will allow an ""E"" to be shaved in his chest. 3. Search for as many kisses as can be gotten in two minutes--Both teams are very successful in this task. 4. Search for spring breakers to form the largest human pyramid--Both teams find lots of participants, but Red edges out Blue in number, 27 to 25. Red ahead in points after this round. Scramble: Mama Snegaroff's Pop Spelling Bee--Twelve balloons are in the water, eight of which contain letters that spell out a word. Players must get balloons out of the water to a teammate who will pop them with his or her posterior. The first team to get all their letters and form a word wins. Blue wins the scramble. Final score for the day: Blue 2500, Red 2000.

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Search for someone who can eat the most oysters--The teams hit the beach to find their contestants. Despite Blue having the more burly of the two, Red's guy outdoes him in a head-to-head match, 20 to 17.5. 2: Search for someone to switch clothing with a teammate of the opposite sex--Using T-shirts and towels, this is accomplished, maybe not all the way. 3. Search for a real worm and eat it--Where do you look for worms in Mazatlan? In tequila bottles, of course! The ""civilians"" do the dirty work here. Tracy swallows her worm rather gingerly, but she does it, earning her team's admiration and the nickname ""Crazy Tracy."" David downs an airline-sized bottle of tequila, worm and all. He's still wearing a bikini top (and bottom too, under his shorts) from the last segment and he keeps it on for the rest of the Hunt! Maybe he's more deserving of the the ""Crazy"" sobriquet! 4. Search for someone to translate this sentence and do it: ""Haces una margarita en mi pan

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task--Be the first team to sink a golf ball. But first the putter is blindfolded and spun around, then the others verbally instruct him or her where to go and what to do. Red wins handily as Blue knocks the ball into a small waterfall! 2. Search for a tourist who will throw the most clothes out the window--Red's recruits throw out 108 items, nosing out Blue total! 3. Search for a tourist who will change clothes with a person of the opposite sex while in the pool--Blue's daring female volunteer does this without the benefit of a covering T-shirt! 4. Search for restaurant patrons who will stuff their meals into team members' shorts--Alisa and Kathy get into the spirit by participating in the stuffing along with Scott, while the Red team's Bryce goes it alone. Blue gets 8 meals in their shorts! Red ahead on points at round's conclusion, 1500-1000. Scramble: Island Hopping Balloon Toss--Player 1 has to get water-filled balloons out of the pool and take them

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task--Win a volleyball game while wearing life jackets connected with bungee cords. Blue wins this very awkward game 3-1. 2. Search for someone who'll let the team make an omelette in in his or her bathing suit--Both teams use volunteers' heads to crack eggs. 3. Search for someone to eat the most hot dogs in two minutes--These are some big dogs, too! Blue wins 3-2. 4. Collect as much body hair as possible using wax strips--Red gets 32, Blue 23. Blue ahead on points at end of round. Scramble: Sticky Soapy Sea Creature Sprint--Players sprint, then slide down a shaving-cream covered course, gathering ""sea creatures."" They then get in a wading pool and stick as many creatures as possible to their bodies. They then must cross a finish line transporting the creatures without using their hands. Total creatures at finish: Blue 83, Red 79. Final score on the day: Blue 3500, Red 1000.

Before task 1 of the Scavenger Hunt officially begins, the teams hit the beach and bring back as many people as they can in three minutes (Blue has more). Task 1: Be the first team to get through the obstacle course while tied together--The unsuspecting beachgoers are wrapped together with the team members with duct tape. One person then places his/her forehead on an upright bat, revolves around it five times, then the bound group goes through the course which includes a set of tires to be stepped in and out of. One player per team must shoot and make a basket before continuing through a shaving cream slide, ending up in a kiddie pool. Red wins handily after the basket is made on the first attempt. 2. Search for someone to wear a shaving cream bathing suit and walk down the beach--Blue finds a pair of willing young women, while Red's volunteer, a male, shows no modesty and heads straight for the water after his ""suit"" is applied! 3. Search for someone who will stuff the most cock

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for seven people--The teams hit the beach to recruit folks for an unknown task. This turns out to be a flour bucket brigade. Teams are seated on the beach in single file. A bucket of flour is passed from person to person backwards over the head. Just for fun the bucket has a hole in it. The last player deposits the remaining flour over his head into another bucket for measuring. The Blue team, with Scott as anchor, has almost nothing to show for itself at the game's end. 2. Search for someone who will allow you to dye their hair red or blue--Throughout the show, the language barrier provides some amusement. But both teams find volunteers who put on the hopefully temporary dye, which is about the color of Kool Aid! (Rich notes that the girl whose hair his Red team is dyeing ""looks like a strawberry blonde,"" but the comment doesn't make the final cut.) 3. Search for someone who will put the most ice in his shorts--Blue and (especially) Red find a couple of

Scavenger Hunt: The teams are sent out to gather as many people as possible for an unknown task. Stephanie speaks Spanish so Blue team has that advantage. When the augmented teams return they find their first task is... 1. Win at tug-of-war--The first person on a team pulled across a line means that team loses. All the participants are enthusiastic, and Blue prevails. 2. Search for an adult who will dress like an infant--Both team get a couple of, uh, burly guys to don a diaper, bib, pacifier and rattle, though Red has more trouble recruiting. 3. Search for someone who will eat the most dog biscuits--Blue wins by the official total of 8 to 2, but there is a lot of chomping down then spitting out, and nobody appears to consume more than one. The next task reads ""Search for and find Art Mann,"" but when this is accomplished, the teams get their real task: 4. Be the first to drain the juice out of a rubber glove--(Where do the get their inspiration?) With one teammate holding,

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Musical Boomerangs--From a prone starting position, the six contestants race for five boomerangs stuck in the sand. The losing player is eliminated and the process is repeated with one less player and boomerang in each heat until one player is champ. Speedy Scott Lasky dominates the competition. Order of elimination: Carol, Kathleen, Meagan, Chris and Rick. 2. Find someone who will let the team eat breakfast out of a bikini top--Blue violates the letter but not the spirit of the competition by eating out of a woman's one-piece swimsuit. 3. Seat as many people as possible on a park bench--Red gets 22 on their bench to 17 for Blue. 4. Search for a didjeridu and play it as long as you can--Red wins 15 seconds to 10 and sounds better than Blue, too. Red ahead on points 1500-1000 after the round. As is often the case, referee Art Mann put a time limit on the Hunt. This time it was scheduled to end when he found a kangaroo scrotum! (Which he did, with the

During the player introductions, Kathleen demonstrates an unusual talent: she puts her whole fist in her mouth! Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Get the most milk out of a cow--Carol and Tony are probably the most successful; Scott does a fair job. The cow gets a little annoyed on occasion, though. Scott drinks the milk. 2. Search for two strangers who will shower together clothed--A little looking is required, but it happens. 3. Search for the most people who will dump food in teammates' shorts--Red puts food in pockets, which may be technically correct, but certainly isn't in the Search Party spirit, which demands that food be dumped inside the waistband. Blue wins, 9 people to 6. 4. Find as many people as possible to bring back to the beach--When everyone arrives, they two teams and their guests square off in a tug-of-war competition. The Red side, sensing imminent loss, lets go of the rope causing Blue to fall down, but Blue is declared the winner. Blue leads on points 2000-500. S

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Win the relay--All three teammates must fit into one single pair of pants and run a three-legged (?) race down an obstacle course which includes crawling under netting and jumping rope. They all wear one T-shirt too, for good measure. Red stumbles across the finish line first. Blue team is slowed up when they fall down in a pile and Scott is confronted with Kathleen's bare breast in close proximity to his face. 2. Search for someone to eat the most crackers and whistle the Australian national anthem--A difficult task. 3. Remove underwear without taking off shorts--Blue finds a guy and Red finds a boy who both complete this task. 4. Search for the most Australian phrases. Art Mann tries Australian lawn bowling while the teams are at work. Score for this round is Red 2000, Blue 500. How this was determined is not explained. Scramble: Beach Ball Boxing Derby--A large beach ball is batted by players wearing boxing gloves towards a large goal area. First

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Win the mule and cow race--Red wins a coin flip and chooses to ""race"" the cow. In this case it just means each contestant leading the animal on a leash up and down a short course. The supposedly stubborn mule quite docilely goes through its paces while the cow turns out to be the obstinate animal. Red loses badly. 2. Search for an adult to wear a diaper on the beach--They always manage to get someone to do this stuff, don't they? The participants balk at sucking on pacifiers, though. 3. Search for someone who will eat the most phone book pages--Blue's guy wins for them, stuffing 15 pages in his mouth, two more than Red's competitor. Nobody appears to have actually swallowed any pages. 4. Seach for someone who will give you the most clothing off of his or her back--Red finds a biker outside a cafe who willingly strips down to his shorts on the street--and then, while covered from view, gives up the shorts, too. Blue convinces a young woman in business att

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Win the volleyball game--In this game if you lose a point, your team loses a player. Best two out of three match. Despite having a professional player on the court (Jarrod), the general incompetence of the other contestants drags the play down to considerably less than scintillating levels. Red wins the first two rather short games. 2. Search for a local to take you home and prepare a local (food) favorite--Blue finds a trio of young and attractive sunbathing girls, one of whom takes the team to mom's house for a Vegamite sandwich, a lunch which Scott rather ungraciously loses. Red goes to a young man's back yard for some burgers cooked on the barbie. But the Aussie gets a little miffed by all the requests and demands put on him by the Yanks--wash your hands, scrape off the grill, give us napkins, etc. 3. Search for people to build the largest human pyramid--Blue has more participants, 18 to 15 (I think), which counts for points, even though Red's formatio

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Win at Twister--All six contestants get on the mat to play the familiar party game. Rachel goes down on just the second spin, no doubt disappointing many viewers. After several more spins Carol is eliminated, followed by David, then Amanda. Scott and Stolzie (Greg) go head to head, but while Stolzie is pursuing an aggressive offensive strategy, his knee scrapes the ground, giving the victory to Scott and the Blue team. 2. Search for someone who will throw the most clothes out their hotel window--Blue finds a guy in a motor home and deceive him into thinking THEY will be the ones disrobing. But even after they convince him to go along, he only has eight items to pitch out. On the other hand, Red's enthusiastic volunteer chucks 106 items out the window! 3. Search for a two-door car and fill it with as many people as possible--The teams have done this before, so you'd think Blue would have learned their lesson: find a convertible! Instead they use a pickup tr

Scavenger Hunt: 1st task: Feed a wild animal--Both teams very gingerly (and under supervision) feed a bottle of milk to a 300 lb. Bengal tiger. 2. Search for someone who will let team cover them in chocolate and then allow them to lick it off--The Blue team finds two topless women who agree to let them do it, and all three teammates join in the licking. Yes, that includes both females. It really happened. 3. Search for the most tourists to take team's picture in a five minute period. Red wins 13 pictures to 9. 4. Search for a tourist to help team eat the most Vegimite--Vegimite is a yeast product high in vitamin B, inexplicably popular in Australia and virtually inedible to most other people around the world. Team member Terry eats the most for the Red. This portion of the competition ends in a 1 jar to 1 tie. Red in the lead after the Hunt. Scramble: Snow Man Stick 'em Up--Initial competitors place foreheads on a cricket bat and make several revolutions around it, getting

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Search for someone who will win an arm-wrestling contest--Two suitable contestants are found. Blue's ""Mad Max"" beats Noel. When Art offers the chance for the losing Red team to go double or nothing, team captain Carol quickly and flatly says ""no."" 2. Search for a tourist who'll change clothes with someone of the opposite sex on an escalator--Red recruits a couple who exchange several items. Rachel, who has proven that she's a game competitor, does the switching with a guy. She boldly, if briefly, takes off her top! 3. Search for someone who'll wear a bathing suit made of shaving cream--Red has to do some real persuading, but they talk a young woman into it and she goes through with it. Blue, on the other hand, entices a couple of guys with the prospect that Rachel will be putting the cream on. But as Art points out, they put shaving cream on a bathing suit rather than make a suit of shaving cream. The women don't seem to be wiling to help so much with this

Scavenger Hunt: Task 1: Musical Boomerangs--Five boomerangs are placed in the ground. The six contestants, starting from a prone position, race to grab one. One player is eliminated in each round. Carol is the first to go, followed by Rachel, despite a good effort. Amanda proves no match for the men, then Cam is eliminated in a tough fight. Scott wins the final round against David without even having to dive for the last boomerang. Blue gets a chance to go double or nothing by throwing and catching a boomerang. They foolishly accept. Rachel gives a mighty heave, but no one can catch it. 2. Search for someone who will streak down the beach--Both teams have trouble finding volunteers initially. Blue's woman finally wraps herself in a towel and gives a very brief flash, but Red's guy runs down the beach openly, warranting a visit from the lifeguards. 3. Search for Australia's luckiest pouch and serve a drink in it--The teams don't know what this means at first, but they both decide

Scavenger Hunt: 1. Search for someone who will eat the most meat pies--Blue's pick has difficulty getting through a single pie while the Red team's rather less substantial-looking guy is wolfing down his third. Red wins. 2. Search for someone to wear a handmade bikini--Blue gets the decision here as Kerri models a Garden-of-Eden-type suit made from the large leaves of some local flora. Red gets a woman to put on their skimpy suit suit made of plastic fast food containers stuffed with napkins and a large E! index card, but she just barely peeks out of the dressing room. 3. Search for someone to recite a limerick about Art Mann with their pants down--No points awarded here as neither team uses the proper form of a limerick, but people do drop their pants willingly enough. 4. Search for the most Aussie insults in five minutes--Red gets the nod, 8 to 5. Most of the insults have to be censored, but we do learn that a ""seppo"" is Aussie for a septic tank. Totals for the round; Red 1