The Amazing Race 11 - Episode Title Quotes

Episode Title Quotes

Episode titles are often taken from quotes made by the racers.

  1. "I Told You Less Martinis And More Cardio" – Oswald
  2. "Beauty Is Sometimes Skin Deep" – Charla
  3. "I'm Sorry I'm Wearing A Bathing Suit; It Is Very Weird, I Know" – Mirna
  4. "No Babies On The Race!" – A letter from Jeremy and Dani to Eric and Danielle, read aloud by Eric
  5. "You Need To Watch Your Jokes, Guy" – Joe
  6. "We're Going To Trade You For Food Now" – Oswald
  7. "If I Were In Town, I'd Ask For Your Number" – Oswald
  8. "The Way You Look, Yeah" – A local in Kuala Lumpur to Kandice (non-racer)
  9. "We Are Trying To Make Love, Not War" – Mirna
  10. "Good Doing Business With You" – Dustin
  11. "Oh My God, The Teletubbies Go To War" – Oswald
  12. "Low to the Ground, That's My Technique" – Charla

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