The Australian version of the reality/travel series where teams of people compete in a race around the world for the A$250,000 first prize.The Australian version of the reality/travel series where teams of people compete in a race around the world for the A$250,000 first prize.The Australian version of the reality/travel series where teams of people compete in a race around the world for the A$250,000 first prize.
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The Amazing Race Australia celebrity edition completely falls short of its international counterparts, struggling with a combination of pacing issues, garbage casting, and uninspired challenges. The show's breakneck speed often sacrifices depth, leaving viewers feeling rushed through each leg of the race without the opportunity to fully engage with the unfolding events. Unlike its more successful counterparts, the Australian celebrity version lacks the gripping narrative that keeps audiences invested.
The celebrity edition is an absolute embarrassment to how selfish and privileged Australian "celebrities" are. First off, these characters are far from celebrity status. They are glorified social media people. They are supposed to be competing their hearts out for meaningful charities, but it's clear they lack ambition and will. If these are the clowns that represent Australia, the country and its people should be embarrassed. I feel sorry for the charities because the baboons representing them don't actually care about the mission.
The choice of teams plays a crucial role in the success of any reality competition, yet The Amazing Race Australia seems to miss the mark with its casting. Some teams lack the chemistry and charisma necessary to make them compelling protagonists, resulting in a disconnect between participants and viewers. This weakens the emotional investment that is pivotal for a show of this nature.
This was an attempt to copy a successful concept in America, but ended up being a complete swing and miss. I urge the production crew to stick with selecting hard working regular Australians moving forward, as it brings more authenticity to the show.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME ON SEASON 7. It is an absolute embarrassment to the whole amazing race franchise!
The celebrity edition is an absolute embarrassment to how selfish and privileged Australian "celebrities" are. First off, these characters are far from celebrity status. They are glorified social media people. They are supposed to be competing their hearts out for meaningful charities, but it's clear they lack ambition and will. If these are the clowns that represent Australia, the country and its people should be embarrassed. I feel sorry for the charities because the baboons representing them don't actually care about the mission.
The choice of teams plays a crucial role in the success of any reality competition, yet The Amazing Race Australia seems to miss the mark with its casting. Some teams lack the chemistry and charisma necessary to make them compelling protagonists, resulting in a disconnect between participants and viewers. This weakens the emotional investment that is pivotal for a show of this nature.
This was an attempt to copy a successful concept in America, but ended up being a complete swing and miss. I urge the production crew to stick with selecting hard working regular Australians moving forward, as it brings more authenticity to the show.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME ON SEASON 7. It is an absolute embarrassment to the whole amazing race franchise!
- justin_fliesser
- Jan 17, 2024
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