The Amazing Race is going on a European adventure with some familiar CBS reality faces.

The new season, which begins tonight (Sept. 25), will welcome 13 new pairs with preexisting relationships, but there’s also a twist — at least one person in each pair has appeared on Big Brother. Houseguests from seasons ranging from Season 12 to last summer’s Season 26.

The cast also includes two Big Brother winners: Season 23’s Taylor Hale (partnered with her boyfriend, BB alum Kyland Young) and Season 25’s Jag Bains.

This season’s race will take the pairs all over Europe, beginning in the Netherlands.

The Amazing Race 37 premieres tonight, Thursday, Sept. 25 at 9 p.m. ET on CBS.

Beginning next week, Oct. 1, The Amazing Race will move to Wednesday evenings at 9:30 p.m. ET (following Survivor) for the rest of the season.

If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to watch Survivor live. DIRECTV, which offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers, is one of our favorites. New subscribers can take advantage of five days free, then pay as low as $39.99/month with the MyNews genre pack, which includes local CBS. The service offers plenty of other plans with CBS included as well.

Paramount+ will also carry the show live (with the Premium plan) and next-day (with the Essential plan).

This season, The Amazing Race has 13 teams. All 13 teams consist of two people with a preexisting relationship, where one person is a former Big Brother Houseguest.

This season, the race around the world began in Hoorn, Netherlands. From there, stops were made in Prague, Czech Republic; Kutná Hora, Czech Republic; Budapest, Hungary; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Bucharest, Romania; Athens, Greece; Vigevano, Italy; Paris, France; and New York City, New York with the finish line at Yankee Stadium.

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