CBSThe Amazing Race is looking to get in as good with viewers as it has with the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Looking to build buzz for the 13th season premiere of the globe-trotting Emmy mainstay on Sunday, CBS has for the first time ever pulled back the curtains and revealed the entire 23-day route the 11 two-person teams will set out to traverse.
Kicking off in Los Angeles, the wannabe million-dollar winners will make pit stops in Brazil, Bolivia, New Zealand, Cambodia, Kazakhstan, India and Russia before returning to the good ol' U. S. of A. to wrap up the race in Portland, Ore.
The more than 30,000-mile journey will once again be lorded over by host Phil Keoghan, beginning with this weekend's hourlong premiere.