In a special reality TV crossover event, Season 38 of "The Amazing Race" is entirely made up of "Big Brother" favorites and their loved ones.

Season 27 has had strong ratings since its premiere on July 10. In its first two weeks, Big Brother averaged 4.8 million viewers on multiple platforms. This was up nine percent from last summer. The first two episodes of the season raked in 4.9 million viewers after one week. This was an 11 percent increase over the year prior.

As “The Amazing Race” returns this fall with a group of all-star “Big Brother” alums competing against each other - and paired with a friend or family member as their travel partner - CBS has released the names of those teams racing around the world for Season 38.