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A brush with Covid-19 means only three teams remain; they are tasked with making a two-course date night meal in the rain for the Throwdown Challenge; they must then swap barbecues and cook with mystery proteins.

Doing a traditional ramble through the Yorkshire Dales region of northern England, the brother's stride through the moors and dales and peaks and valleys.

From Marrakesh, the brothers take a series of local Berber taxis over the High Atlas Mountains and down into the Draa Valley; they take the taxis until the road ends at the edge of the sand sea of the Sahara, where they bury some treasure.

Jonathan reveals an exclusive insight into the inner workings of the show, behind the scenes clips, along with never before seen footage and segments.

After a leisurely bike ride around scenic Amsterdam and the Dutch countryside, Jonathan sticks out a thumb and catches a class E 400 meter long container ship en route to Morocco.

Josh goes exploring in Armenia and its capital, Yerevan, visiting some abandoned Soviet buildings, a knitting factory and a luxury hotel.

Josh returns to Gary, Ind., where he visits a former bank, the memorial auditorium and Union Train Station.

Ash investigates one of the oldest sections of the Great Wall in Zhangjiakou, which has been fortified by eight successive dynasties and delves into the footsteps of ancient explorers in Wulong.

After a demonstration from guest judge Gareth Stewart, the teams attempt to cook the perfect beef eye fillet; the final Throwdown challenge asks teams to create a kaimoana feast.

The two finalists face off in an epic barbecue battle; they must cook a wood fire pit banquet, and then go through a BBQ competition with beef brisket, ribs and chicken.

Six teams meet host Ganesh Raj and experts Jared Macdonald and Jess Pryles in Waiamuku to begin the ultimate barbecue battle; they are challenged to make two dishes that showcase their barbecue skills, one low and slow and one hot and fast.

Jonathan visits the Slum Dog Millionaire neighborhood of Dharavi, explores the Taj Mahal Palace, and goes on a midnight search and destroy mission.

Jonathan fights Muy Thai battles, visits a world class Thai massage school, and tries to outwit Bankok's infamous scam artists.

Magic rituals and witch doctors await Jonathan as he trundles through the capital city of Jakarta. Later, he seeks refuge from the bizzare superstition in one of the most secluded communities in the world.

After day of grueling grape picking, the duo discover a new love for the country's greatest export.

Rob and Dave reach the end of their incredible journey and must go back to where it all started, in Buenos Aires.

Rob and Dave make a toast to their recently finished trip rough riding across Argentina.

Cody visits Zagreb, Croatia, where he fires a cannon from the old tower, explores a never finished university hospital and a political school.

Josh is on the arctic Svalbard archipelago to explore in and around Barentsburg and the Arctic Ocean.

In Tirana, Albania, Josh embarks on an adventure filled with bunkers, a hidden hospital and a pirate's cave.

The five returning teams go back to basics cooking poultry on classic kettle barbecues; just when they think they have it all under control the judges throw them a surprise twist.

The remaining four teams are split into two for a team challenge cooking on two 500-gallon offset smokers; guest judge Gareth Stewart challenges the losing teams to recreate a restaurant quality venison dish in the first Scorcher challenge.

A blast from the past introduces a new team to the competition; teams cook an Asian street food feast on hibachi grills, then two teams must prepare a classic French tarte tartin in the Scorcher challenge.

The Eagar brothers fly a bush plane to Newfoundland's remote tip; they kayak between fishing ports on the island where they were born, heading toward their final destination.

Jonathan explores the activities of the West Coast by speeding around a racetrack, roller skating with femme fatales, and soaring high about the mountains.

Jonathan embarks on an extended tour through the Philippines. He explores the Colonial legacy in Spanish Intramuros and a mean streets boxing gym.

Host Jonathan Legg seeks divine protection on a visit to the Black Nazarene of Quiapo church in Manila; an interview with an exorcist kick-starts a forbidding voyage through the paranormal filled with Filipino vampires and demonic possessions.

Ash camps near the Qin section of the Great Wall, waits for the sun to rise, wrestles with an Inner Mongolian champion, learns desert survival techniques from an expert and searches for a lost city.

Following the Great Wall west, Ash heads to Inner Mongolia to meet up with a nomadic family and to try Mongolian wrestling; he's hoping to visit Naadam Festival, which features a key part of Mongolian culture, horseracing.

In Lüderitz, Namibia, Cody treks through the desert to the ghost town of Pamona.

In Tokyo, Josh and Lexi visit a screaming Monster Café and an abandoned Love Hotel.