One team has been eliminated and ten teams are still left racing around the world for a chance to win US$1 million in the 16th season of "The Amazing Race" that airs live via satellite every Monday at 9:00 a.m. with a primetime replay the same day at 7:00 p.m..

No need to wait for other primetime airings in case you miss it because you can simply watch the Emmy-award winning reality show online anytime, anywhere for free via Catch Up TV (www.studio23.tv) wherein episodes of your favorite foreign and local programs on Studio 23 are available for four weeks.

“The Amazing Race 16” recently unveiled its diverse tandems which consists of Big Brother 11 winner and her boyfriend, lesbians, rodeo cowboy brothers, grandmother and granddaughter, Asian-American parents, Miss South Carolina 2007 and her boyfriend, police detectives, Jewish brothers, and many more.

Meanwhile, “Smallville’s” much-awaited two-hour special episode dubbed as ‘Absolute Justice’ airs its second part on Feb 24 at 9 PM. Watch as some of the famous comic book superheroes Dr. Fate, Hawkman, and Star Girl from the Justice Society of America join forces with Clark Kent, John Jones, Green Arrow and Chloe to stop a killer on the loose.

From US television must-sees, Studio 23 also brings you highly-acclaimed and anticipated television specials.

Step into the red carpet with Hollywood’s biggest and brightest stars on the “82nd Academy Awards” airing on March 9 at 7 PM.

Relive the unforgettable 1986 People Power revolution in HBO’s “A Dangerous Life” that was aired on ABS-CBN in 1988, chronicles the historical events that led to the peaceful restoriation of democracy in the Philippines. The mini-series earned a Best Actress nomination for Tessie Tomas at the International Emmy for her portrayal of Imelda Marcos. It also stars Laurice Guillen as former Pres. Cory Aquino, Ruben Rustia as former Pres. Ferdinand Marcos, Joonee Gamboa as Juan Ponce Enrile, and Ray Ventura as former Pres. Fidel Ramos.

For sports fans, get your weekly dose of football updates in “The Road to Johannesburg,” a 30-minute show about the FIFA World Cup South Africa hosted by Marco Benitez and Mia Cabalfin, airing every Wednesday at 10:30 PM beginning Feb 24.

On the local front, Studio 23 also spices up its local programming to cater more to its youth market. Beginning Saturday (Feb 20), short-E program “Quick-E” hosted by Aaron Atayde now brings you 30 minutes of the latest technology news and gadgets at 6:30 PM. Multi-awarded public affairs program “Y-Speak” hosted by Bianca Gonzales also returns with all new episodes at 7:00 PM.

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