When they do this at the end of the show, do people actually watch or generally turn away? This is the first time this series I did watch, and now regret doing it.



So we already know they won?

Its a timed challenge so they've just got to the Boardroom first. Does not mean the team win.

No, it's a time related task that is why they are celebrating (it's pre-boardroom).

They did the same preview in series 6 (though that team did go on to win that task).

Mind you, this clip has been in the intro for weeks, so I just figure that a lot of people put the kettle on when it's on the screen

I noticed that clip, very sneakily clever of them to mislead the viewers like that.

I think it's definitely one sub-team greeting the other after a long and stressful task of finding the items and being back there by a specific time.

Given the penalties for being late, or not getting something, it may be they are happy a subteam got back in time. It doesn't mean they win. it could be a bluff or double bluff or triple bluff.

It looks like one of those ones where a bit of extra knowledge or luck, or a good deal wins.

I thought it was from tonight's show

It might be a red herring. Or not.

Glad I've come on here and realised it was for the timed task, that annoyed me that they showed that last night. Can live my next six days in peace now and sleep easy.

Fortunately I was paying far too much attention to Roisin in her white top and then black dress so I didn't notice.

I think the other team will win.

I guarantee that them showing that clip means that that team has actually lost the task. GUARANTEE IT. The editing on these shows is so predictable these days.

I think I agree with this although it almost beggars belief that - as shown by this thread being started - people actually fall for them showing that and think that was the clip of them winning the task.