Legends of the Hidden Temple, with your guide, Kirk Fogg!
Welcome to our very special Father-Son episode.
Today's theme is the lost city of Atlantis.
Now, let's meet our first team, the Orange Iguanas:
Lynn and Lincoln Loud. You guys make a mean lasagna.
What did you think of our five-hour audition tape?
Huh? Uh... didn't see that.
And now let's meet their competition,
the Silver Snakes: Stan and Steak Stanko.
Who will the gods favor in today's battle?
Find out when we return?
Lasagna, huh?
We got on the show by winning five Buff Man competitions
in a year.
Well, congratulations to you both.
Yeah. Get used to saying that,
'cause we're gonna stomp your butts.
Yeah. You ever see a hammerhead go after a guppy?
The shark just gets in there...
Just to be clear, you're the guppy.
No no. It was clear.
Ah, don't worry about those guys.
We're just here to have fun.
Agreed. We're not gonna let them ruin our thing.
Good attitude, son. Slap me some tail!
Oh. Not so hard, there. Papier-mâché.
Alright, teams, Atlantis is sinking,
and the only way to safety is by crossing the Moat
in these special water shoes.
The team that flees the city the quickest
gets the most points and go.
Hut, hut, hut, hut, hut.
Whoa!
[buzzing] Yeah!
Wait a sec. Our tails! We can use them as paddles.
[buzzing]
Now that's what I call father-son teamwork.
Tail me about it.
[laughing]
You're still in last, losers!
Well, Steak, that's not really important to us.
[laughing] Spoken like a true loser!
Ha, zing! Good one, Dad.
What do you think those guys had for breakfast?
Jerk chicken?
Zing! Good one, Dad!
[laughing]
And so, the city of Atlantis disappeared into the ocean,
never to be seen again.
Okay, teams, you've heard Olmec's story.
He will now ask you some questions about it,
and whoever can answer them will descend
the Steps of Knowledge.
First question.
Where is the lost city of Atlantis
rumored to have sunk?
Atlanta!
That is incorrect.
Off the coast of Northern Africa!
That is correct.
[cheering]
Way to go, Dad!
Big whoop! You got one right! Let's see you do it again!
The shifting of the tectonic plates!
That is correct.
- Utopia! - That is correct.
- Woo-hoo! - Yeah!
Wow! The Orange Iguanas have clawed their way back
into this race.
Up next, Olmec's temple games.
Great job, Dad.
You really nailed that Utopia question.
Well, you got the hard one with those tectonic plates.
I almost said dinner plates.
[laughing]
How fun is this day?
The best.
You nerds made us look dumb,
and the Stankos do not like to look dumb!
We were already cranked up to 11,
but guess what's gonna happen now!
We're turning it up to 12!
We already told you guys,
we don't care about beating you. We're just here to--
Whoops! Where'd your hat go? Huh?
Ha ha ha! Lost your hat there, fella!
Hey! Hey! Give that back!
[gasping]
You guys want a fight? You got one!
You see this?
That's us cranking it up to 1,000.
How about we make a friendly wager?
Let's say, mmm, 100 bucks.
Yeah, well, we spent all our money
at the Legends gift shop, so how about this?
If you lose, you have to go through the airport tomorrow
in our iguana costumes.
Deal. And if you lose,
you have to go through the airport
in your iguana costumes.
Deal!
Dummy! They like their costumes.
Uh... if you lose,
you have to go through the airport
in your undies!
Deal!
It's time for Olmec's Temple Games.
First challenge: the walls around Atlantis are crumbling.
You must rebuild them by stacking rings
on these poles. And... go!
Dad, drop down!
Wait! I didn't get my ring on yet!
Well, I'm sorry, but we need points!
The Stankos already have ten!
Ugh!
Son, I wasn't ready yet!
Mine has to go on first!
The order doesn't matter!
[buzzing]
[dinging]
What was that, Dad? You went rogue!
Me? You wouldn't come down from the top of the pole!
Ugh! Okay, let's just try to do better
in the next challenge.
Next, each team will put together a 3D puzzle
representing the Door to Atlantis.
And... go!
Okay, let's start with the edges.
The middle? You're kidding, right?
No, look! I already found two that go together!
You don't know that! Take 'em apart!
Fine. You work on the edges, I'll do the middle.
[buzzing]
[dinging]
No surprise they won.
Their middle pieces landed first.
Son, I minored in puzzles.
Maybe you should have minored in listening.
- I'm sorry, what? - Nothing.