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As we see each team figure out a different part of how to solve their next clue, Jimmy ponders it’s too bad they can’t work together.
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The Red and Blue teams have the lights on and must figure out how to free themselves. They both stumble on the clue, but it’s early on.
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This Race To Escape set up involves both teams wound up by electrical cord and locked to their barber chairs. To get out it will require a lot of teamwork; and that’s not even counting as a clue!
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Revealing Roaches
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Each member of both teams are locked up. We get a look at how each team starts tackling the challenge.
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The two teams are racing around the room trying to find their next clue. The Red team comes close to one clue, but their lack focus as a team leads them astray.
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The Explorer’s Study
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See how one team tackle just part of a clue to find a number. We don’t know if time is in their favor, but they’re jumping for joy.
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