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Amazing Race Welcomes Big Brother Vets, Married Clowns for 20th Season

Big Brother winner Rachel Reilly may have walked out of the house with the $500,000 check last summer, but does she have what it takes to race around the world for the full million.
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Season 19, Episode 12
After racing through 4 continents, 20 cities and nearly 40,000 miles, the final three teams race to Atlanta, Ga., where a smooth landing evades one team as their competition soars.
Paid | VUDU
Length: 43:25
Posted: 12/14/2011
Season 19, Episode 11
The final four teams make their way to Panama City, where they come face-to-face with their fears as they take in astonishing views of the city skyline.
Paid | VUDU
Length: 43:23
Posted: 12/8/2011
Check out what happens on this episode of Elimination Station, only on CBS.com!
Free | Xfinity
Length: 04:59
Posted: 12/1/2011
The eternally optimistic brothers Mark and Michael may be in last place, but don't count them out
Free | Xfinity
Length: 01:20
Posted: 12/1/2011
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Amazing Race Welcomes Big Brother Vets, Married Clowns for 20th Season

Big Brother winner Rachel Reilly may have walked out of the house with the $500,000 check last summer, but does she have what it takes to race around the world for the full million.
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Ask Matt: The Good Wife's Move, Community, Sons of Anarchy and More!

Question: In previous years I followed CBS shows Shark and The Unit to their new time on Sunday evenings that ended up to be their last season. Because of the preceding football game, one never knows when a certain program will start, with delays that can last as long as an hour. This, of course, prevents one from switching to another network for a later program. Since we still have a video tape recorder that automatically fast-forwards over commercials (most of them), I would end up taping those shows, with an extra margin of half an hour. I don't know whether a TiVo type recorder can even adjust to such delays. It appears that The Good Wife will follow the same pattern. Perhaps this time I will watch it online, or On Demand. But I have to wonder how much this new time slot will affect its viewership (in addition to the new direction and hair style). — Hanna

Matt Roush: This is a perennial problem for viewers in the time zones where football overruns impact the start of CBS' prime-time lineup. (Rule of thumb: If you're not watching live, set the ...
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Premise: An entertaining around-the-world race for $1 million featuring 11 two-member teams. The fun in seeing which team wins is greatly enhanced by watching people deal with the stress of travel and witnessing the effects it has on their relationships. The series won the 2003 Emmy for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program, besting heavy favorites `American Idol' and `Survivor.' The surprise win is credited with helping to save the show from cancellation. It won again in 2004.

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