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Richard: I'm increasingly enjoying the episodes. The more and more they get immersed in the experience the better friends they become and the better viewing it makes. I think Archery allows you to become closer friends. I think they didn't have the intense competition that a physical sport brings. You could see them having a really good time and bit by bit you can see these really great friendships form.

Mark: You could actually see that they were becoming friendlier to each other and you could see a bit more of that banter that we had which we hadn't quite seen up until now.

Richard: Well I suppose that when we watched our programme we knew all of the in jokes and I'm sure that when they watch it they get the same experience. I think they do seem to get on very well. Obviously there are a few fractious moments with Joey and Wole. I think that Joey is definitely the kind of character, that when he has a slight grudge against someone, he says it. He doesn't bottle it up at all.

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Mark: I think that's personality clashes. They're still going to be good friends. We had clashes at times and because you're all going through that experience together you tend to just sweep it under the carpet and that was the great thing about it.

Richard: It was great to see JJ finally take home a win. There's something endearing about his totally serious answers to everything that he gets asked. He's constantly talking about 'out there'. I don't quite know what that is, but he's like "I want to go 'out there' and when I'm 'out there' I'm going to be focused." He's got this very serious game face. I've been plugging for him to win in all the episodes so far so it was great to see him get a win.

Mark: And what I liked about it was that he's been very quiet in the previous ones and you actually saw him for what he was this time which was nice. We finally got to see JJ. I liked how he came from no where and then bang straight in. It was my favourite part of the programme because you see his face, and you see that look of achievement when he hits the target and he knew he had done something amazing.

Richard: Once again I had a mixture of great fascination and envy when I was watching the programme because the place looked absolutely incredible.

Mark: Yes it looked amazing didn't it? Absolutely stunning.

Richard: What a place to go and visit. You can't help but wish you were out there as well.

Mark: I think for me it was just a place I've never thought of going to and a lot of people in the world wouldn't have even heard of that place. So I think it was good in the respect that you got to see somewhere which you wouldn't have even thought about going to.

Keep an eye out for Rajko and Richard next week, who'll be discussing Koriyak Endurance Racing in Kamchatka.