'Bring On The Night'
This thread is for non-fiction TV, including but not limited to reality television (So You Think You Can Dance, Top Chef: Masters, Project Runway), documentaries (The History Channel, The Discovery Channel), and sundry (Expedition Africa, Mythbusters), et al. [NAFDA]
You know it was lost-lost when no camera dude caught it lying on a seat or sidewalk.
Yep. Though I was hoping it had fallen under the seat in the cab or something where a cameraman might not be able to see.
My guess is CBS dropped them at the embassy with a PA to get a temp passport issued and then whisked them off to the sequestration hotel.
Yeah, I was really bummed that it wasn't just in the cab!
Man, that really sucked.
(Just watched on Hulu - wasn't home to make up for the 40 minute football delay!)
TAR: So terrible!
I was so hopeful that it would be in the cab because they were lucky enough to be in the same cab all day. But I really do feel bad for them because they did have a great run.
But, yo, hold on to your passports, people.
or as Phil says "travel documents."
I'm sure that "travel documents" includes any and all visas as well as passports.
TAR:
Some interesting information surfaced in two post-Amazing Race 15 interviews with the tragically eliminated Zev and Justin: they only had 26 minutes to find their lost passports; Phil told them they won motorcycles for coming in first, motorcycles Sam and Dan will presumably receive; and the two went to therapy pre-season to learn how to be more effective.
I still don't get why they had to find them before the last arrival (and not before they would have to leave for the next leg).