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S4·E10 Three Legs, Two Broken Toes and One Lava Pit

Core Aired September 8, 1997 30 min
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Synopsis

The Rulers get their next clue while lounging in the galley of the Lady Jane: sail to St. Lucia and help plan a wedding. Cutting through deep ocean waters, the boat and it's unprepared crew face a violent storm complete with tidal wave. It's Tarzan time as Vince takes the rope from the mast of the sailboat and uses it as a swinging vine - he flies out over the side of the boat and drops into the water. PLOP, splash, kewl! Now Kalle gives it a try, and as usual screams her head off, legs flailing in every direction. PLOP, splash, kewl! Hey, that looks fun. Next up, Oscar. He takes the rope and leaps off the side of the boat, screaming ""Puerto Ricoooooo...."" CRASH! Oscar you have to let go of the rope! But he didn't! Instead of dropping into the drink, he smashed into the side of the boat. He crumples to the deck in pain. Christian's first mate, SONJA, bandages up his toes. She jokes, ""you'll have to get those amputated."" Oscar's mouth falls open - he believed her for a second. The

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 4 Episode 10 of Road Rules air?

Season 4, Episode 10 ('Three Legs, Two Broken Toes and One Lava Pit') originally aired on September 8, 1997.

How long is Season 4 Episode 10 ('Three Legs, Two Broken Toes and One Lava Pit')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 30 minutes.

What happens in Road Rules Season 4 Episode 10?

The Rulers get their next clue while lounging in the galley of the Lady Jane: sail to St. Lucia and help plan a wedding. Cutting through deep ocean waters, the boat and it's unprepared crew face a violent storm complete with tidal wave. It's Tarzan time as Vince takes the rope from the mast of th...

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