In the Linz cab, Alex gives a weak, "Andale." "Andale is Spanish," Megan notes. There is a pause. "French," Tommy reminds Alex. "Right," Alex says. Hee. They hunt for the Pavilion, thinking it should be "an older building" since it was built in 1967. Dudes, that's not an older building. Megan suggests they ask old people who were around at the time, and Nick claims that this "makes sense." I beg to differ, but then, I would almost be considered old people, so.

A couple of Tonyas are moving another log. They're having a bit of an issue with the log rolling right off the tracks, and when Wally tries to give Lindsay (I think) some pointers, she snaps at him to "chill out."

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When we return, the Tonyas finish up that second log.

The Weavers, for their part, are still talking about how Ted is "a blessing from heaven," and Mama insists that he was sent by God in response to their prayers. Some people send flowers, some people send cards -- God sends Ted. The Linzes, meanwhile, learn that the big sphere they're looking at is the American Pavilion. The Bransens finish their third log. They then very quickly get the last log done, get the clue, and head for the American Pavilion. Their cab driver does seem to think he knows where it is, putting him somewhere south of Ted and somewhere north of the Linzes' stinko driver.

The Weavers arrive at 2350 Dickson (which is English for 2350 Dicksonne, by the way), and Ted helps them hunt for Door J. They hop out and run inside. The clue they find leads to a Roadblock. Phil explains that as is traditional in industrial parks, teams will have to go inside and learn to complete a maneuver on the flying trapeze. Basically, the chosen team member has to hang by his legs and then be caught by his hands. You will be less than shocked to hear that this Roadblock becomes Rolly's responsibility. The trainers tell him to hang from his knees, arch his back, and look behind him. That's also very good advice for the day he one day escapes from his mother by climbing down a giant tree outside his bedroom window.