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Watch our interview with Phil Keoghan above or scroll down to read the full interview… The Amazing Race premieres on CBS Wednesday, January 5, at 8/7c. And as long as the fans want more, we’ll keep making them.” So, we’ve proven we can do it and fans want more. We’ve proven that we can go out and shoot The Amazing Race with the challenges of COVID, and thanks to the hard work that’s come from the production team and CBS. So yes, people that walked in to the audition room – and in those days we were doing auditions in person (laughs) – we knew their faces because of popular culture.”Īs for the future of the Race, he assures fans: “I have no doubt we will be back in the next short while. “That was sort of the impetus for the initial search. “We reached out to people that were part of the zeitgeist,” Keoghan explains. This season’s cast includes singing police officers from Buffalo, New York, YouTubers from Portland, a couple from Love Island, two men who stopped a 2015 terrorist attack on board a train in Europe, as well as a man who was wrongly convicted of murder back in 2005 and spent 10 years behind bars before his conviction was vacated. This time it was more consolidated and it served a purpose, which was to keep our cast in their own bubble.” “Normally, a race is very random chopping and changing flights, people on multiple flights, people coming in from different directions, a lot more coordination with the air travel. “It was a lot easier on the production collectively, being able to not worry about the long lines at the airports and immigration and customs,” Keoghan says. To continue, production made some crucial changes, one of which was having cast and crew travel via a charter plane to keep exposure to a minimum. That was our goal, not to clear this slate and start again, but to continue.” Rule-Breakers! Biggest 'Amazing Race' Scandals and Controversies So it was also about making sure that we could just pick up from where we left off. And also, we want to restart with the same cast. It’s just a long time for people to have to wait. “I just knew, but I did worry about us being away too long because fans losing hope that we wouldn’t come back. “I never worried about the show coming back,” he says. Still, Keoghan was confident the long-running CBS series, which premiered in 2001, would pick back up when it was safe to do so.
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