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The Morganfield Ervins Finish Third in 'Amazing Race'

Dave Spencer — Mon, 09 May 2011 04:56:12 +0000

We've been cheering them on for two full seasons of CBS' "The Amazing Race." Last night it all came to an end as Gary and Mallory Ervin of Morganfield ran into trouble with a Miami cab driver who had no idea where to take them and finished in third place. We congratulate Team Morganfield for a terrific run and making it to the final leg. And we congratulate the victors, too. And what do you know? As it turns out, the Commonwealth was represented in the winners' circle after all.

Kentucky Back in the Final Four…in May?

Dave Spencer — Mon, 02 May 2011 06:04:04 +0000

Sunday night is a great night for television. Clearly we had no idea how great it was going to turn out to be. But tucked away earlier in the evening was the third-place finish of our favorite reality show father/daughter team on CBS' "The Amazing Race." And now Morganfield's Gary and Mallory Ervin are in the final four and will compete for $1 million dollars on next Sunday's season finale!

Team Morganfield Races On

Dave Spencer — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 04:52:28 +0000

The last time the father/daughter team of Gary and Mallory Ervin of Morganfield, Kentucky travelled the globe on CBS' The Amazing Race, they finished sixth. Last week they came in last and would have finished sixth again, but it was a non-elimination leg so they were still in it. But that dreaded sixth place finish was once again on the table Sunday night.

The Morganfield Express

Dave Spencer — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 21:02:00 +0000

There aren't very many reality shows I consider appointment television. In fact, I have two: Survivor and The Amazing Race, which premiered Sunday night for its Spring 2011 season. If you're unfamiliar with the Race, 10 to 12 teams of two follow clues and complete challenges in a race around the world. At season's end, the first team across the finish line wins $1 million. Usually, by the end of the first episode, I've chosen my favorite. And just like last fall, this season it's no contest.