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Rebecca Zamolo's double-decker tea party has elimination rules

Teacup towers, dare-filled croquet and QCP's pasta dinner complicate a challenge where leaving means revealing a secret.

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Trapped on a Double Decker Bus for 24 Hours

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0:00Rebecca introduces the last-to-leave challenge; the winner gets to keep the double-decker bus for a day.
0:22Contestants ride inflatable horses to collect personalized envelopes and reach the bus before time runs out.
2:02Teacup stacking comes with handicaps and a horse-carriage ride at stake.
8:05Dare Croquet adds crickets, a pie in the face and pink hair dye to the itinerary.
16:13QCP serves pasta outside the bus, testing whether a dinner date is worth leaving the challenge.
17:55The Spill the Tea round uses milk-filled cups to reveal personal questions.

Afternoon tea looks rather less genteel when the guests arrive riding inflatable horses. Rebecca Zamolo's double-decker bus adventure begins with a scramble for personalized envelopes, then turns the bus into the headquarters for an elimination game.

"Trapped on a Double Decker Bus for 24 Hours" gained about 810,000 views since yesterday. Despite the title, this is a staged entertainment challenge, not a stranded-bus ordeal: Rebecca announces that the last player remaining gets to keep the bus for a day. Leaving comes with a secret tucked inside an envelope.

The royal-themed itinerary keeps finding ways to interrupt the tea party. Players stack teacups under assorted handicaps, earn a horse-carriage ride to a bounce house, and tackle croquet with dares attached. A pie in the face is among the consequences; cake tasting later introduces a hidden gold coin and the power to eliminate another contestant. Immunity and a skip-a-challenge advantage make staying aboard more complicated than simply refusing to move.

Guest chef QCP supplies a particularly effective temptation: pasta served outside the bus, with a dinner-date invitation for Liz. He also appeared in Rebecca's secret candy-store video, but here the food is an incentive to abandon the game rather than build a shop.

The most literal twist on afternoon tea comes with "Spill the Tea," where pouring milk reveals personal questions on cups. By that point, staying in the challenge means being willing to answer, not just willing to sit.

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