After crossing the finish line at the exact same time, our final two are interviewed by the eliminated contestants and go through a number of challenges to try and pick a winner for the season. Chris on the other hand, tries to race back to the studio before he gets seriously humiliated.
Tropes:
- The Bad Guy Wins: Courtney, who was the Arc Villain for the second half of the season, convinces Duncan to split the money with her.
- Big "NO!": Done by Chris when he sees embarrassing clips of him being played on national television.
- Big Eater: Beth is revealed to be one, by eating an entire basket of cookies meant for all of the female contestants.
- Butt-Monkey: Courtney, whose ideas get denied twice, and is muted when she shouts too much.
- Deadpan Snarker: Noah (of course) in response to Owen's claims that he's starting to eat healthier.
- Epic Fail: When Chris and Chef are lost in traffic, Chris somehow manages to get them at Camp Wawanakwa, from Toronto.
- Evil Laugh: Izzy when filling out her vote and when it's read aloud.
- Faint in Shock: Chris flirts with the airport agent who makes no effort to hide that she's a fan of his. Once he calls her a "fine-looking lady", there's a moment in which she manages to stay upright, but then she throws her arm over her forehead and swoons.
- Hidden Depths: Turns out Chef is a talented Disc Jockey.
- Humiliation Conga: Chris, he’s denied a vacation, gets lost in traffic, and has humiliating clips of himself played on national television.
- Immediate Sequel: The episode starts off seconds after the previous one.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: In Beth’s ending, Chris is the first one to be genuinely touched by Beth and Brady's reunion and even smiles at the sight.
- Lampshade Hanging: As Chris drags out counting the votes, Heather demands he hurry it up. Chris retorts he's deliberately doing this to prolong the drama of the moment.
- No Sense of Direction: Chris. Though this is somewhat subverted due to a combination of being in the back seat and panicking.
- Not-So-Imaginary Friend: Beth's boyfriend, Brady, turns out to be this.
- Pet the Dog: A clip shows Duncan tending to various guys while they slept, such as returning DJ's fallen teddy bear. Duncan expresses irritation that this was shown.
- Pop-Culture Pun Episode Title: The title is a play on the game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
- Reel Torture: One of the punishments Duncan receives for not knowing the answers to Chef's questions is to watch a movie titled The Miracle of Childbirth because actual horror movies don't scare him. Screaming ensues.
- Self-Deprecation:
- When giving Harold's idea try, Duncan remarks this is the stupidest thing he's ever been apart of, even after being on this show for two seasons.
- Chris let the peanut gallery ask questions, only to get increasingly irritated by their questions and chastise them.
- Shout-Out:
- Chris and Chef plan to go to Sunset Beach for their vacation and their flight number is 815.
- Chris' shower scene parodies Psycho.
- Chris mentions Ryan Seacrest when complaining about his new Chef's limo being stuck in traffic.
- Harold's challenge is almost identical to Hole in the Wall. The only differences are that Duncan and Beth are on a conveyor belt, and the shapes are simply outlandish.
- The scene where Geoff and Bridgette are seen making out in the control room and Bridgette's hand sticks up into the air, then slowly slides back down off-screen, is based on the love scene in Titanic (1997).
- Chef's DJ name, DJ Jazzy Chef, is a reference to the actor, Jazzy Jeff.
- Duncan's mentions green-peace guys who "hijack ships and get arrested all the time".
- Harold's idea of drawing an imaginary animal is a reference to Napoleon Dynamite (who Harold's character is based on).
- The entire vote counting scene is based on how votes are counted on Survivor.
- Singing in the Shower: Among the humiliating footage of Chris played is a recording of him badly singing in the shower while pretending that his bath brush is a microphone.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: Beth's boyfriend is revealed to be real after the votes are counted.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Beth is on the receiving end of this when it's revealed that she ate cookies that were meant for all of the female contestants.
