Ep 3. Please, Lord, Give Me Milk!
- TV-PG
- September 26, 2001
- 43 min
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7.9 (117)
Please, Lord, Give Me Milk! is the third episode of the first season of The Amazing Race. The episode follows the remaining eleven teams as they continue their race around the world.
The episode begins in Africa, where teams must travel by ferry to the small island of Zanzibar. Upon arriving, teams must search for a marked spice bazaar and purchase a bottle of fresh cow’s milk from a local merchant. The catch? The milk must be transported to a nearby children’s hospital without spilling a drop.
Several teams struggle with the challenge, as the rough terrain and hot weather make it difficult to keep the milk bottle intact. Meanwhile, tensions rise between some team members as they struggle to work together and navigate the unfamiliar environment.
As teams complete the milk challenge, they receive their next clue directing them to fly to their next destination: Bangkok, Thailand. Once they arrive, teams must navigate the crowded streets and chaotic traffic to find a local market, where they must purchase ingredients for a traditional Thai dish.
Despite facing language barriers and confusing directions, many teams are able to successfully complete the challenge and move on to the next checkpoint. However, one team is forced to take a penalty after getting lost and falling behind the other teams.
As the race continues, teams face a series of physical challenges, from climbing a steep tower to paddling down a treacherous river. Some teams thrive under the pressure, while others struggle to keep up.
In the end, the team in last place is eliminated, while the other teams move on to the next leg of the race. The episode ends with a cliffhanger, as a new twist is introduced that will change the game for the remaining teams.
Overall, Please, Lord, Give Me Milk! is an exciting and suspenseful episode of The Amazing Race, showcasing the challenges and rewards of traveling to unfamiliar places and working with diverse teams. Fans of the show will be on the edge of their seats as they watch the remaining teams race towards the finish line.