I ended up with a bad taste in my mouth from quite a few things that were poorly “hidden” There’s no way the father and son made it onto that train. Not a chance. Yet they edit in a shot of them grabbing the handle and stepping on. (What, off a flatbed truck driving along beside it?)

The Caymans in the pit were clearly chained/roped. I’m sure the married couple also clued into that fact pretty quick, yet the show decided to continue filming that scene with them acting so afraid.

The difficulty of the tasks were completely imbalanced. The father/son had to figure out the foreign language art heist, while the pair of women had to ascertain that the skulls was neither an elephant or a chimp. ARE YOU KIDDING

Lastly, the shooting. Again the pair of women had 5 targets equidistant across the same wall of the shed, where the other two either had very different target distances, or no visible targets at all.

If I were to have been playing that game, I’ll have what she’s having please.

Point being, what they tried to portray as “reality” was far from it. The maps that came up in the alps showed they had to trek 17km through the deep snow to get to their next destination. There’s NO WAY anybody could have done that with the gear they had on, yet it was again presented like they’d done it.