NARRATOR: Previously...
MAN: You look beautiful on a horse.
..our two newest couples headed off on honeymoons...
WOMAN: Rose petals everywhere, champagne.
It was super romantic.
..with mixed success.
And I don't feel like you have big enough balls at all.
That got me very, very hot under the collar.
..while all hell broke loose in Sydney.
I genuinely don't like you.
What? What? What?
..as the rumour mill pushed Cyrell...
What, Martha? ..to breaking point.
MAN: Cyrell!
(INDISTINCT ARGUING)
WOMAN: No, no, no!
Have some respect.
NARRATOR: Tonight...
How are you, darling?
..it's the dinner party...
The door just opened!
..that turns the experiment on its head.
What is this?
We've never done this in the experiment before.
Hey, boys.
I want them to experience... ..when our couples discover...
This is an experiment within the experiment.
..they've got company... That's crazy.
Let's have a lovely little toast to the new married couples...
..and as the new arrivals take their place at the table...
You want to have our chat now?
..there's drama on the menu.
I don't want any interruptions. Let me explain.
And you just creamed me and you're recording me.
..as Cyrell and Martha go for round two.
My heart was racing, I'm not going to lie.
There is something I would like to turn around and tell you.
NARRATOR: Then...
lock up your husbands...
Are you happy with Cyrell?
I didn't know that was coming.
Come on, Nic. Show your integrity.
NARRATOR: Jess is on the prowl.
JESS: Dan is hot.
So, yeah. Of course I'm attracted to him.
(CHURCH BELLS)
NARRATOR: It's the last morning of the honeymoons
for our two new couples.
Today, they'll head to Sydney
and hopefully for Tamara and Dan, the sparks will continue to fly.
Morning, sunshine.
(LAUGHS) Morning.
Last night was fun, wasn't it?
Mm-hm.
Last night, I crumbled.
Dan's very persistent and I was...
weak.
(LAUGHS)
I gave in, didn't I?
Crumbled. Crumbled.
(LAUGHS)
I'm glad you did.
It was enjoyable. I had a hella time.
Well, I'm glad you did.
It would've been awkward if you didn't.
Yeah, true that. (LAUGHS)
Tam really opened up to me last night which was good,
so I've seen a side of her I really like.
I'm actually embarrassed about it right now. (LAUGHS)
You got the giggles.
Is that what happens when you get embarrassed? You laugh?
Yes.
Having a sexual relationship is a key factor
in bonding as a couple.
The physical contact releases a chemical called oxytocin,
the love hormone, which brings us closer together.
I can't talk about it. (LAUGHS)
You can't talk about it? No.
You're embarrassed to? Yes.
But we all release different levels of oxytocin,
so this means someone who is producing more oxytocin
is likely to be immediately more invested in the relationship
than the other.
TAMARA: I'm definitely worried that we have been intimate
and I have all these feels and I don't know what they are
or where they're coming from, so it's a vulnerable time
and I guess we're just going to have to wait and see.
But I'm definitely scared about it.
NARRATOR: Despite an honest and openhearted chat yesterday...
We're away from home,
I'm away from my daughter, like, everything, you know?
BILLY: No, I know. I...
Completely understand.
I just want you to be happy.
I don't, like, I don't like you being upset.
But, you know, it hurts me.
NARRATOR: Last night, Susie, still needing a bit more space
requested for Billy to spend the night in the living room.
It's the first time I've been with a partner
and I've slept on the couch.
Susie made me do that.
I wasn't happy with her.
So, last night, after dinner,
Billy and I went to bed
and I asked Billy, like, to sleep on the couch
and all I could hear was huffing and puffing.
It upsets me quite a bit to feel that distance between my partner.
Susie came out and she's, like, "Don't be such a sook."
"You're so sensitive."
You know, things aren't going the way that I wanted them to go,
so I'm feeling a bit sad.
Morning.
Billy having these little sulks last night
and it kept going this morning.
My sleep was shocking.
It was so cold out here.
It's starting to drive me insane
and that as well is making me lose attraction to him.
Like, that's not hot.
I've only really been in a mood, like, once or twice.
No, you have these little turns
whenever you hear something you don't like.
Like, get a grip, Billy.
I'm getting a coffee.
I don't like upsetting people
and I especially don't like upsetting my wife.
You know, I really hope that we can get everything back on track
and I'll do everything in my power to get things back on track.
NARRATOR: Meanwhile, back in Sydney...
What's on for today? Let's go to the bookshop.
Alright. Let's do that.
..the rest of the couples are in the middle
of their fourth week of marriage.
Do you know what you're going to wear today?
Shall we pick out an outfit?
Yeah.
And for some, their relationships are going from strength to strength.
We are going to make a photo board with photos of us
that we're going to go through and choose together
and put it up somewhere in our room.
I think you've done a good job.
NARRATOR: Especially for Jules and Cam
who are out and about early.
CAM: Plant shopping, yeah!
Because today, they are planning on taking their relationship
to the next level.
What better way to test a marriage
than bringing a plant into your life?
We need something that's probably easy to take care of,
not too much responsibility.
Cam and I have spoken about the future
and if we were to have children, what we want.
Is it a boy?
I think so. It looks quite boyish.
OK. What boy names do you like?
I'm thinking...
Dean.
Or Troy. (LAUGHS)
Yeah, he's very clucky and I love it. (LAUGHS)
They're not plants, honey. They're our babies now.
(LAUGHS)
NARRATOR: And whilst all around, love his blooming...
for Nic, his marriage to Cyrell is barely alive.
Two days ago, they moved into separate apartments
after Cyrell had an explosive outburst at Martha.
You (BLEEP) swear at me... What? What? What?
..and scream at me like that... What? What?
..one more time... What, Martha? What?
Cyrell!
Are you (BLEEP) laughing at me?
(BLEEP)
Hey! What are you doing? (BLEEP)
Get her out of here.
Have some respect.
NIC: Cyrell's got a short fuse.
She sort of lost it the other day.
It scares me.
I don't want to see that again.
I don't want to see her react like that.
I don't want to be around that.
It'd be good to just have a chat
and just, you know, see where we're both at.
Hope it's not too late for us.
But I don't know.
It might be.
CYRELL: Hey.
How are you going?
I'm good.
Nice to see you.
What are you doing?
How you been?
Alright. Bit lonely.
You're lonely? Little bit. Yeah.
What about you? How are you feeling?
Yeah. Lonely. Yeah?
How do you feel, like, you know,
how did you handle last night with Martha and that?
I went in there to apologise.
What I did, it really was very aggressive of me
to come at you like that
and I'm sorry for breaking your bowl
and I want you to know that yeah, um...
yeah, I really do feel bad about it.
I did that because I want to show you that I'm, you know,
I'm trying and my main focus is just fixing our marriage.
You know, so, I don't want you to give up on me so easily.
I want Nic to believe that I am trying
and now, it's me reassuring him that I want to make this work.
We're taking steps forward in the right direction, yeah.
But like I said, it's just words right now.
What you did yesterday was a good start.
Things like that is what I want.
I'm past the hearing "sorry" from her.
Like, it's... I've heard it so many times.
I just P I want to see action.
You know, I'm still here, I'm still committed.
I'm going to try until the next sort of dinner party.
It's going to be a testing time for us
and, you know, and I'm obviously going to be looking at you
to see how you handle the situation as well.
You know, the next dinner party's
where I'm going to be really keeping my eye on her
and make sure, you know, she acts appropriately
because, you know, leading up to the next commitment ceremony,
I've got a massive, massive decision on my hands.
I've got a lot to think about.
It's hard.
NARRATOR: Over in Jess and Mick's apartment,
Mick is struggling with the current lack of intimacy
between him and his wife, Jess.
MICK: We've gone from being, you know, intimate
and fairly touchy-feely and the kissing,
now, to just like just a peck and then pulls away.
Do you want some milk in your tea?
MICK: Yep. Yes, please.
Absolutely but after, you know, the ceremony
when she made me look like a sex predator,
who knows?
I feel like Nic just wants to take leaps and bounds
and get straight in the bed and I need more than that,
rather than just, like, getting dressed
and Mick just tries to jump me.
Right.
It's not that bad.
No, but that's how I feel, babe.
Righto.
I don't think she really has any repercussions
for what she did there.
I still feel a bit, um...
upset about how you portrayed me on the couch the other night.
How did I portray you? To be a sex predator.
You're not. You're not a sexual predator.
You're just a guy that likes his wife.
Perhaps it's just been misconstrued in your head
that that's what I think
because I still allow the kisses, I still allow the touching.
(BURPS)
Excuse me. Yeah.
Mick sits here and says I don't give him enough affection
or, you know, we're not being intimate
but why would I want to be intimate with someone
that presents himself as a bit of a slob?
You came and kissed me with egg on your face the other day
and I said, "Babe, you've got egg on your face."
Any other person would just go and wipe it off
and kiss their wife but you have to back out of the room,
said, "Don't worry about it" and slammed the door.
Do you not understand that?
No idea what's going on now.
You know, my intimacy levels aren't going to be there
straight away and I've tried to explain that to you
but if a deal-breaker
is me not wanting to sleep with you constantly, then I can't help that.
Mm-hm.
I feel very frustrated with Mick.
I don't feel like Mick understands what I'm trying to explain to him.
I don't think Mick listens to me half the time.
Everything falls on deaf ears with you, I feel.
And I just like...
I feel like I've done my fair share of talking with you,
nothing I seem to say you take into account,
you've done your fair share of talking with me
and at the minute, I'm just done with it.
Are you even the right person for me?
I don't really want to keep fighting with you.
I thought we'd, you know,
just sort of sort it out and get back on.
But yeah.
Me gut's telling me that she P yeah, she's done.
You know, the relationship, as far as I'm concerned,
is, yeah, dead in the water and both of us should right leave.
So, um, yeah.
NARRATOR: Another couple whose relationship is in turmoil
are Mel and Dino.
When we got married,
I literally did not understand a thing he was saying to me.
When we learn the art of giving, loving,
praising and serving one another,
it will result in two beautiful hearts
full of love.
It's like we're speaking half English, half something else.
NARRATOR: But despite their differences...
I had a dream of Shiva, like the Indian god.
Oh, my god. It's eight in the morning. It's breakfast.
NARRATOR: ..and there have been a few.
We're focusing our thoughts on this flower.
What?
The flower being a symbol of mother nature.
What are you saying?
NARRATOR: Both Melissa and Dino have been committed to the experiment
and each other...
I'm putting all the trust in you guys, so yes.
I am not going to give up.
Of course. So, I'm to stay.
Stay.
JOHN: Great stuff.
..until now.
DINO: While I was in bed last night,
I overheard Melissa saying some unkind things
about me, um, to her sister in a phone conversation.
She's complaining about my vows, saying they're a joke.
There's also talk on how she was carrying us as a couple.
I'm definitely going to let Melissa know that I have been hurt.
Hello. Hi.
How did you sleep?
It was OK. How was yours?
I didn't get much.
Didn't you? No.
Oh.
So, um...
Over P you probably thought I was sleeping
but I overheard you and your sister...
Yep. ..talking.
Yep.
Yeah, it sort of upset me in the end.
Yeah.
I understand. He's upset.
But I did not say or do anything
behind his back that he does not already know.
In that whole conversation, all I heard was bagging Dino.
You've literally taken words and put them in another scenario.
That is unfair.
I'm having a conversation with my sister about me.
I feel a bit betrayed and hurt by him doing that.
You know, like, he...
listened to my conversation and even pretended to be asleep.
You know, seriously, who does that?
You shouldn't eavesdrop on people and then do this!
I know I shouldn't but my gut feeling
told me you were talking about me.
Oh, your gut feeling... Listen. Why wouldn't I listen?
Listen. It's a conversation with my sister,
not our relationship. I've said that...
But things like, "I'm carrying us as a couple."
Like, where is that coming from? Because you don't know!
Because when we're as a couple, you don't talk!
I'm, like, I'm the one having to talk to you!
I still don't know... But I listen.
..anything about you! I listen.
I know. But how do I find... I'm a listener.
I know you're more of a listener
but how do I find anything out about you?
I can't talk to you when you're in a mood,
like it's just judging. Like, whatever I talk,
it's like constantly being judged and, you know...
See! See, now, you're, like, attacking my character.
That's not true. That's not...
Because what I'm trying to say is how do I find out about you
when you don't P won't talk?
I don't even know what to say anymore.
That's not even... Just don't say anything
'cause I don't think we're connecting as a married couple.
Do you feel the same? Or how do you feel?
I don't really have any trust or respect for you right now
because of what you've just done.
(CHURCH BELLS)
NARRATOR: Tonight, our new couples
are attending their very first dinner party.
How are you feeling about tonight?
I'm feeling pretty good.
Excited.
Are you excited?
(LAUGHS)
TRISHA: This is going to be an anxious time for our new couples.
The rest of the group have been together for four weeks now.
They'll be worrying how they will establish
their position in the group and whether they will be accepted.
I'm scared that I'm going to be, like, in the background, you know?
Left behind.
I'd be lying if I said I was feeling confident
walking into the dinner party with Susie.
I'm happy you brought that up because you do need to know,
in a social setting, I don't like looking after people.
I P you're not going to look after me, honestly.
I'm nervous about going to the dinner party tonight
with Billy because even though I'm feeling actually alright
about Billy today.
This morning he was in a nice mood, so we've had good morning.
But tonight, I just don't know how he'll be.
I don't know how he's going to come across,
I don't know if his, you know,
if he does sort of misbehave or act out,
it's going to, um, reflect poorly on me.
I don't want any scenes being made.
There's no P I will not make a scene.
I am 95% sure there's going to be a disaster tonight with Billy.
TAMARA: So, what are your thoughts that tonight's going to be like?
Don't know what to expect, really.
Yeah, I'm looking forward to meeting the other couples
and seeing what kind of people they are, you know?
I like meeting new people.
I feel so much happier
that I can walk into that dinner party with Dan tonight,
even though I did feel a little bit vulnerable after we were intimate.
But he makes me feel comfortable in any situation.
Whenever he's around, I'm super confident,
so I think he's definitely going to have my back.
Are you going to feel comfortable having me on your arm
when we walk into the dinner party?
Yeah, definitely.
I feel definitely comfortable with you by my side.
NARRATOR: Meanwhile, our other couples
are gearing up for what they think is just another dinner party.
They have no idea they'll be meeting two new couples.
What are you wearing?
Today, I just thought I'd go out and really mix things up.
(LAUGHS) You look ridiculous.
(LAUGHS)
I like the pink, just not so tight.
The dinner party is a telling time each week in the experiment.
Some will be going into tonight's dinner party
full of excitement because they're in a good place.
Cam and I have had a fantastic week, actually.
Like, just P just doing really lovely things with each other.
We've got Harrison and Gemma with us now.
(LAUGHS) Yes.
Just feel that we should almost doll them up
and bring them to the dinner party. Take them with us on our hips.
We've brought two wonderful new joys into our world,
Harrison and Gemma, our plants.
So, I'm going to give you a kiss now
'cause I'm going to put some lipstick on.
Oh, that's lovely. Thank you for thinking of me.
While others, it's important that they take the opportunity
to share their highs from the week.
How are you feeling about us?
Yeah, so good.
Better than ever. Good.
Yeah, me too. Looking forward to tonight.
I know. I'm excited for once in my life with a dinner party.
Yeah.
I realised this week
how much I actually just push people away.
Mike has just been so amazing and just there for me
and helped me when I didn't know what to do
and I just feel so grateful for that man.
I think you're going to shine tonight
and I think that everyone will see how happy we are.
If any of our couples are struggling in their marriages,
the pressure of tonight's dinner party could be intense.
The arrival of four new people will be even more intense.
And how are they going to cope?
NARRATOR: After Dino eavesdropped
on Mel's private conversation with her sister,
their relationship is hanging on by a thread.
But overnight, Dino revealed
that not only had he listened to her conversation,
he had also recorded it.
Last night, Dino told me
that he'd recorded the conversation that I had with my sister.
The fact that my husband had been recording me
having private conversations in my own home...
My mind is everywhere. I'm so upset.
I don't know who would do that to someone.
After, um, finding out
about, you know,
you recording me,
I actually feel sick about it.
You say that, like, you're upset about, you know,
the things that I've said.
Then you kind of attacked me or whatever. I'm not P
At one point, did you say, "I recorded you",
which you said is why you did it, so you could play it back.
Can you listen to me for just a paragraph?
That'll be good.
So, after that conversation,
obviously, like, you know, we've had discussions in the past,
arguments where it's always just been denied,
like, whatever I've said.
Like, "Well, I've heard this"
and you're, like, "No, I did not say that, I did not say that."
You know, in the past, we've gone through arguments,
she's denied everything that I've actually brought up with her,
so I thought, OK, I'll record the conversation
that she was having.
I just want to sort of try a different way.
Who does that? You not even going to answer me.
Who records, who records someone? 'Cause you're putting on an act now.
Who records someone?
I wanted to sort of record it and play it back
for both of us to actually see where we're actually going wrong
and what we can do to actually go past it.
So, that was my intention.
You are not seeing what you did!
You recorded P you have violated my trust, my respect!
How dare you try and make this about...
You're unbelievable!
What you did was sneaky, calculating!
I have no trust for you!
Like, how P I feel sick!
Dino preaches about, you know, trust and honesty
and, you know, that's apparently his mantra,
and then all his actions are to the contrary.
Let's just try and work on going through tonight,
being kind to each other.
I was kind of bewildered when he said that, you know,
"Let's go to the dinner party and show kindness"
"and respect to each other"
when he has shown me the exact opposite.
(WHISTLES)
Wowee!
A bit too much or too little?
No. Not from where I'm sitting.
(WHISTLES)
You look like a character from a James Bond movie.
Just a sexual assassin.
Oh, my god.
Stop. (LAUGHS)
I think Ning looks really good tonight.
It's obviously a pretty figure-hugging dress.
Ta-da!
(WHISTLES) I can't even shimmy. It's too tight.
I'm not about to eat anything tonight.
You know, it's nice to get a little bit of attention
from your husband.
You OK?
Are you sick?
I'm almost getting sunburnt sitting next to you.
We are becoming a lot more comfortable with each other,
so it's only getting better each day.
I'll put you into early retirement.
So, um, just calm that ticker down.
My heart did skip a beat when you walked in.
Going to this dinner party, Mark and I are in a very good place.
You know, we're really comfortable with each other.
Yeah, it's been really, really good.
I think there's going to be drama tonight.
Really? Yep.
What makes you say that?
I think that Cyrell's going to go mental at Martha again.
(LAUGHS) Again.
At the last dinner party, Nic's tapped my leg under the table.
Nic said he was showing concern for me because I was feeling down.
Nic has never once been flirtatious with me.
But Martha made it out like it was sexual.
The rumour got back to Cyrell
and Cyrell got overly upset about it, as per usual.
Cyrell, I just asked him.
"Did you do it?" I just asked him.
Don't yell at me, Martha.
Don't (BLEEP) yell at me. Alright?
I'm asking you a question. For once, don't yell at me.
I'm asking you a question.
What would you do if Michael had come on to you
and said, "Oh, guess what?"
"There's a new roommate now that's going around"
"that I've been rubbing genitalia under the table."
She'll probably want to come tonight
and just rehash the whole thing again
because if there's no drama for Cyrell, then it's boring.
Oh, I'm not looking forward to it then.
Hopefully, there's no physical altercations tonight.
CYRELL: I'm embarrassed about how aggressive I was the other day.
Obviously, my behaviour's wrong.
But tonight, I'm not going to let Martha get the better of me again
where she, you know, her words hurt me that much
to the extent that I bring out that monster in me.
At the end of the day, I've been here on my own
for the last couple of days because of this rumour of hers.
Me and Nic have moved into completely different apartments.
I haven't really seen my husband.
My marriage is on the rocks.
But this time on my own made me realise
a lot that I've been doing wrong.
You know?
That's why this dinner party's going to mean a lot
because I'm not only trying to prove myself to Nic
but I'm proving a lot to myself as well.
Are you excited about tonight's dinner party?
Excited is probably not the right word.
It's not the word I'd use.
Are you...
Anxious.
I have anxiety and do I feel sick about it?
Yeah, that's where I'm at.
MARTHA: I haven't seen Cyrell since she apologised.
But her apology was bullshit.
You said, like, you think I'm a two-faced bitch
and I bag everyone behind their back.
Well, I am apologising for my aggression
and for breaking your bowl
but I'm not apologising for what I said, Martha.
I came here to do what I needed to do and that was it.
You don't have to like it. Yeah. Yeah, I'm done. Let's go.
Thank you.
Just have the door ready.
Thank you so much.
I really don't feel like she's sorry at all.
So, are you going to speak to Cyrell tonight at the dinner party?
Yeah.
I'll never be ready, so I just have to do it.
I hope that, you know, she can find it in her today
to act her age and be civil
and, you know, not act like a zoo creature.
(CHURCH BELLS)
(WHISTLING)
Here we are. Another dinner party.
Oh, it's nice, honey.
What are we going to do? (LAUGHS) First in.
First in, best dressed.
Oh, Cam and Jules.
They're still looking loved up.
Here's to a lovely evening ahead.
We hope so. (LAUGHS)
(LAUGHS) Oh, yeah, you did!
TRISHA: Here's Mike and Heidi.
JOHN: Yeah.
Now, they were in a difficult place last time we saw them
at that commitment ceremony.
How are you guys?
'Cause you guys had a pretty big commitment ceremony?
MIKE: Better than ever.
I don't think we'll have another issue from here on in.
I think we're doing really well
and we're in good place
and I think it's only gonna get better from here for us.
But don't say P don't say that.
Wow!
Because then it's, like, five minutes later, what?
No, no, no. You've got to be optimistic. You know? Like...
The trick is just to stay out of everybody else's business.
I feel like there's all these dramas surrounding,
you know, me, what I said.
But you can hopefully handle it early on.
I know, the fact that I even have to though.
Like, oh.
NIC: Got a lot to address with Martha.
Rumours.
They are 100% not true.
I don't know what Martha gets out of starting these rumours.
It'll be interesting. Mmm.
I mean, I'm anxious.
I have a bit of anxiety.
I'm not going to lie.
Like, there's been so much drama leading up to this dinner party.
I'm not looking forward to it.
I was trying to describe...
CAM: Oh, yeah!
Wow! (LAUGHS) Lookin'...
Hi, strangers. You look gorgeous.
TRISHA: Michael and Martha. JOHN: Michael and Martha.
She's been right at the heart of a lot of drama this week.
Eye of the storm.
'Cause there was a huge explosion between Martha and the Cyrell.
More rumours, things got said, it got very heated.
I'm not even going to pretend that I'm going to drink water.
I'm going straight to...
Oh, there's bubbles here, babe. Oh, is there?
Yeah. I need a glass.
JOHN: She's going to have to try to get onside with all these people.
You look amazing.
You too.
WOMAN: Hello.
JOHN: Oh, Jess and Mick.
Oh, wow...
They don't seem that buoyant to me, I've got to say.
They don't.
That's quite a flat entrance for these guys.
It seemed a little bit low energy.
Yes.
I wonder what's going on there.
So, what's been going on?
I think this is the earliest ever been to a dinner party.
I feel like so much has been going on that I've been hiding in my room.
Yeah. You've slept through it. You've slept through the storm.
Tell me what I've P what storm have I been, like, sleeping through?
Do you really want to know? Yeah, I need an update.
So, there was an argument between Cyrell and I.
MEL: I'm sure Martha is predicting
that Cyrell's going to give her a piece of her mind tonight.
So, this is part of her, you know,
the campaigning to build that support group,
so that, you know, when Cyrell does have a go,
she's going to have support around her.
Jess had said to me at the dinner party,
she's like, "Oh, Nic touched me under the table."
Do you just mean like, "Are you OK?" Like that?
I dunno. Like, he was rubbing her leg under the table
with his foot.
So, what do you call that?
TRISHA: There you go. So, that's what Martha said to Cyrell.
No wonder she exploded. "Rubbing."
Yes, it's the use of those emotive or evocative words,
isn't it? Yes, yes.
"Rubbing."
He just felt like it was necessary
to get her attention under the table.
Like, that's sly. For me, that's sly.
What the (BLEEP)?
Martha telling the story definitely adds fuel to the fire.
That's not what happened at all.
But you know what? Let's all just ruffle some feathers up
in this experiment.
Then they came to my room.
It got heated.
Why? What did she say?
Because she kept saying that I was making drama.
Then I said to her, "I'm not at all."
"Like, I was just trying to get to the bottom of something."
"Like, for you. So, you can know, and you don't look like an idiot"
"sitting next to your husband and kissing him at the dinner table"
"while he's touching someone underneath the table."
So, it's like I was just finding out 'cause I wanted drama.
Like, I don't care. I'm happy.
I don't need drama.
And then she goes, "Oh, yeah."
"You want me to be honest and tell you what I'm really thinking?"
"I think you're a bitch and that you shit-stir everything,"
"and that you bring drama and you're a gossip and you're two-faced."
And then she acted like a Rottweiler and she trashed my apartment.
TRISHA: So, they've made it all about Cyrell.
Yep. It's her fault.
Yep. Martha's not taking any responsibility.
MEL: No.
MARTHA: I was completely honest.
And we know Cyrell's not going to be happy about this.
TRISHA: No, she's not.
MEL: And what we know about Cyrell is when she's scared, she attacks.
And I think that's what we're going to see tonight.
I feel like tonight, I've got a lot to prove.
My behaviour tonight at this dinner party.
NIC: Cyrell's sort of promised
that she is going to change her behaviours
and show me that she's going to handle things a lot better
because I don't know if the drama's worth it.
Oh, hello. Hello!
Oh, hi!
TRISHA: Melissa and Dino.
Hi, darling.
How are you, buddy?
JOHN: Mark and Ning.
Hey! MEL: Holding hands.
Some hand-holding. Yes.
It's little steps.
We haven't seen such a big smile from him
in an entrance to a party before, have we?
I've missed you.
JOHN: I think we've got progress. Yeah.
Well, what did I miss?
What have I missed?
MAN: Oh, it's all happening, buddy.
Because the whole time, I've been speaking the truth
and saying everything from my heart and I've been acting on facts.
Right. So, Martha's doing her thing again.
Martha needs to get the girls onside.
JOHN: She needs alliances tonight.
Yes. And she's working hard for it.
It's really hard when you're the person,
if you are Cyrell and you're hearing those things,
you're just angry and upset at everyone.
Yeah, and I do get it.
You feel embarrassed, you feel scared.
Yeah. We keep saying that she is embarrassed
and, you know, she felt angry but she's aggressive.
Like, sorry. You don't act like that.
I don't associate with women who act like that.
How is Cyrell going to feel when she walks in that door?
'Cause she's going to see all the girls sitting together,
she's going to know they've been talking about her and the situation.
CYRELL: Martha and I haven't really resolved things
and I just feel like her gossiping has ruined my marriage to Nic,
and I do want Martha to know the repercussions of her actions.
It's (BLEEP) not OK.
It's not how you act.
We're 30 years old. Grow up.
Grow up.
JOHN: It just makes me wonder
what it's going to be like when Cyrell and Martha
go face-to-face here at the dinner party tonight.
I think it's going to be...
Explosive.
(LAUGHS)
Hey, guys.
(CHURCH BELLS)
Hey, guys.
JOHN: And this is a really, really big couple
in terms of what happens tonight.
What happens with Martha and Cyrell here?
She's gone the guys first to greet them.
Leave Martha hanging.
Hey! What's going on?
Hey, gorgeous. How are you?
JOHN: Cyrell has not acknowledged Martha yet.
TRISHA: And Martha's got the smile on her face.
JOHN: She's waiting.
MEL: It's painted on. TRISHA: She's waiting. Yes.
She's not looking comfortable. I'm just going to get a drink.
TRISHA: And she's leaving the group. JOHN: OK. So, she didn't do it.
JOHN: And you know, in the back of Cyrell's mind,
she'll be thinking, I've got to get along with everyone here...
Yes. ..and I've got to keep a calm head.
"I mustn't lose it."
Nic is watching my every move tonight.
Yes.
Well, everyone is.
MARTHA: I'm going to talk to her.
JOHN: The tension.
Hey.
Hey. How are you? I'm good. How are you?
I'm good.
Do you P I think we should P need to have a little chat
before we start the dinner party.
Oh, no. Look, you know what,
let's just say hello to our friends and later on I would love that.
Yeah, OK. I really would.
Like, if you me, Nic and what...
Yeah, no. Just, even just with you and to Nic.
I don't want to start off on a bad foot tonight.
Like, I actually want to have fun with our friends.
Yeah, yeah. Look, just let's say hello to everyone...
Yeah, definitely... ..and we'll go...
..and then later. Later on.
Before, like, we start our dinner... Yeah, I love your dress.
It's pretty. Oh, thank you.
JOHN: Cyrell handled that as well as she could.
Very well. Well, she did. What she's done
is she's bought herself some time.
TRISHA: But you can tell Martha is not happy.
MARTHA: I'm irritated that Cyrell thinks it's OK
to, like, just come here now and be all, like,
"Oh, yeah, in a minute I'll talk to you."
Bitch, talk to me now.
Like, you're lucky that I'm even looking in your direction.
SUSIE: Are you excited?
I am excited. I'm so excited. I can't wait.
JOHN: Dinner parties are always emotionally charged
but our couples know each other now.
The arrival of four new people into the established group
is going to challenge and change the group dynamic.
We're nearly there, eh? We're getting close.
I know. It's getting a bit nerve wracking.
But, like, exciting.
I'm going to, like, throw myself in there and just be like,
"Hello, hello, hello!"
Like a social butterfly. Yes.
So, you'd better, like, come along
'cause I can't have you pulling me back.
We're going into this as a team, aren't we, Billy?
We going into this, baby.
Oh, god.
And doing it.
Who the (BLEEP) is that?
Yes! The door just opened!
JOHN: Well, here we go. Our new couple, Billy and Susie.
There's a surprise for you.
What's your name? Susie.
Your hair!
JOHN: I mean, this is big for them.
We've never done this in the experiment before.
We've introduced this because we want our couples
to deal with real-world challenges
and meeting new couples is one of the things we have to do
day in, day out.
New couples! Yeah, it's crazy.
New couples!
I can't believe it. Welcome.
TRISHA: So, this is an experiment within the experiment
because we know that when a new couple is introduced
into the group, uncertainty prevails.
Thank you.
There's new people.
Where are you from?
I'm from Brisbane. Oh, how good!
When did you get married?
Friday. Oh!
How's it going? It's going! It's going!
It was like make a bit more exciting
because they've just been married
and I wanted to know if they're kissing...
MIKE: Yeah. ..if they're getting it on,
if they even like each other. You know, all about them.
Do you like him?
So, he's not P Billy is not what I would pick
for myself by any means.
Feel he's and interesting character.
In what sense?
He's quite weird and odd.
Oh, did she just say that? Oh.
JOHN: Weird? That's always a bad sign, isn't it?
MEL: Oh, yeah. JOHN: When you meet new people
and you say, "Look, my partner's really not right for me."
Oh, well. You know?
Happy wife, happy life.
Oh!
(OVERLAPPING GREETINGS)
What is this?
Oh, here they come.
Dan and Tamara.
G'day, boys. What is this?
Daniel. Nice to meet you.
This is ridiculous!
Mike. Mike, nice to meet you.
TRISHA: Another very confident couple.
Yeah, very sociable. Yes.
And when did you get married?
We get married, like, last Thursday on the harbour.
On Sydney Harbour, yeah.
And how are you guys, like, feeling about each other?
DAN: I'm feeling like that where we're getting along great.
That's so good!
Yeah, we're sort of still learning a lot about each other, you know?
Yeah. It's been so surreal.
It's only been what, five days. WOMAN: Can I squeeze in here?
How's your marriage? Yeah, we get along really well.
You do? Yeah, we do.
To be honest, as soon as I, like, met him,
he made me for comfortable straight away,
so, I guess, it's exploring that now.
TRISHA: Tamara's just said that the relationship's
going well so far.
Have you guys been intimate?
Say again. Have you guys been intimate?
Yeah, we have.
What?
TRISHA: That's a good sign.
That they're having a good sexual relationship.
"So, hands off my man."
Daddy, that is a (BLEEP) meal, not a snack.
(LAUGHS)
JOHN: We have got temptation walking in the room now.
TRISHA: Yeah. Whoa.
He's (BLEEP) hot.
Yeah, Dan.
Damn, Dan.
JOHN: New boy Dan is on the radar for Jess.
Yeah, no.
Um... Are you sure?
TRISHA: Oh, look at it. They are both...
Quite aroused.
MARTHA: Let's just be good girls.
Eyes are more sparky. Oh, boy.
Yes. Blood pressure up.
Heavy in breathing. Dan has made an impact.
He is a hunk.
Is he not?
He's so good-looking.
(LAUGHS)
JOHN: There's a lot of flirty-flirty going on.
TRISHA: Giggling. Girls are giggling.
MEL: He hasn't even spoken to the girls yet.
JOHN: No.
So, let's just spare a thought now for Tamara.
'Cause we matched these two... Yes.
..they're highly compatible. They are.
But she might be in for a bit of competition.
Yes.
(LAUGHS)
(CHURCH BELLS)
Hey, Billy. How are you?
Good, man. How are you?
Good to meet you.
JOHN: Right. Now, it's onto the main event.
OK. Dinner party.
Let's have a lovely little toast
to the beautiful new couples, the new married couples.
Billy and Susie, Dan and Tamara.
Thank you.
We obviously wish you all the very best in your marriage,
a very happy and a prosperous one,
and on behalf of all of us, welcome to the family.
JOHN: It's funny isn't he mentions the word family.
Be very proud of virtually everyone has come so far.
As individuals, as a couple and obviously as a group,
so be very proud of that, of how far we've come
because it's very special, guys.
So, on behalf of everyone,
we just want have a lovely evening, keep enjoying the ride.
That's all we can do.
So, have a lovely night guys.
JOHN: So, in his mind, they're all one big group
that are getting along. But we know better.
WOMAN: Welcome. So, cheers to you, guys.
Cheers.
JOHN: Some of these couples are in real trouble
and they're not feeling so much family at all.
Are you going to lean in front of me?
There's rice there as well.
Can you give me some of this, please?
What is this?
WOMAN: Hey, guys.
MICK: Yeah, fish nuts.
I didn't know fish had nuts but have a look at 'em.
(LAUGHS)
Meanwhile, look at Mike and Heidi.
MAN: Oh, get a room!
Boo! HEIDI: This is our room.
We can still see. Boo! Boo!
Boo!
Oh, boo for love.
We're good. For the first time...
Yeah, we can't... ..at a dinner party ever.
I felt good.
Boo! Boo for love!
Boo for love! Boo love!
Boo for love. What?
Boo for P oh, shut up.
MAN: Oh, hang on. Here we go.
HEIDI: Yeah, I feel so much better this week.
I mean, look at last week. We were up the end of the table,
I was crying with things in my hand
and tonight, I'm up the other end smiling.
Dropping the elbow!
Oh, shut up! Stop it!
Where's Cam? Make a speech.
We've changed so much and it just makes me feel so much better.
I didn't P I didn't say it like that.
And, like, you know, more, just like, you know,
connected as a couple. You know? Yeah.
For the first time ever at a dinner party.
I think P I just think we do. You did.
MAN: The L word said... MAN: Love.
Mike and Heidi, really loved up tonight.
After last week, it's really nice to see it.
These guys hopefully are back on track.
Mmm.
They're looking pretty relaxed together.
TRISHA: Yes. Cheers, baby.
WOMAN: You've got the right idea, Dino.
TRISHA: But I have to say, I have grave concerns for Melissa and Dino.
They are just so far apart. MEL: Yes.
Previously, we have seen Melissa, you know, still full of energy
and the big laugh... Yes.
..and engaging others
and involving him in and... JOHN: Loud.
MEL: Yeah. JOHN: We're not seeing that tonight.
We're just P we're not seeing that tonight.
They look as though they just don't want to be there.
Are you guys alright?
Oh... Not really.
OK.
Do you guys want to talk about anything or not talk about it?
The fact is Dino recorded my sister and I in a private conversation
and it's not OK what he did.
I don't think he really understands, like, how bad that is.
But Mel, I'm not sticking up for anyone and I'm not taking sides.
You're my girl. Yep.
What I'm saying, what I'm saying is, I don't know.
What happened, you know, people handle shit differently.
Yeah.
You can get over this, like, you know, things happen.
What? What? Things like you have your husband recording you?
Is that something that normally happens?
Oh.
Dino recorded her conversation.
TRISHA: Well, that's an act of betrayal.
JOHN: Sure.
So, that isn't normal.
But is there an excuse for recording a private conversation
in my own home to my sister? Maybe, maybe...
You don't secretly do it.
Can I explain my side of the story and why it's actually upset me.
OK? I don't want any interruptions.
Let me explain and let me finish this as well.
So, what my intention was to actually,
I was thinking, like, OK, whenever we've actually argued,
it's, like, always been the defence of, "Well, I didn't say that."
"You didn't say this."
So, my intention was to record it
but then I thought about it,
I thought, like, OK, so this wrong to do.
Like, if I want to confront, you know, like, Mel,
she should take my word for what I actually heard.
The reason why this has actually upset me so much
is because that conversation was,
I felt we've gone past, like,
these issues that we were having at the start.
You know, it was disappointing to hear it.
Yes! I had not spoken to my sister since the wedding.
I'm talking about me, my feelings
and my journey, so I went back from the start...
But in the... No, no.
Let me finish. How dare you sit there
and make out like I can't talk to my sister.
You recorded me...
JOHN: Look at the difference in the way
in which they're reacting.
Mmm. Mmm.
So, Dino's staying very calm and Mel is getting more and more elevated.
I P I'm sick of you playing the victim.
Listen to you. Even, like, "Oh, it upset me."
TRISHA: And of course, if you're in a conflict situation
and you have the tools to be able to keep calm and calm yourself down,
it does wind the other person up. Of course.
MEL: It's powerful. TRISHA: And that's we're seeing.
I'm still telling you P no, no. Mel, Mel...
He keeps saying, "No, you said this or you didn't."
If you've got the recording, let me hear it.
If that's the intention of doing it,
for us to listen back so you can ask me, let's do it.
If I say the other things you actually said...
You've got the recording!
Then let me hear it! But that's not the point.
You're not take my word for what I'm actually hearing
and you're not actually acknowledging...
Why did you record it then? But why did you record it?
That was my intention. To first play it for us together.
OK. So, let's do it. But then...
Get it out.
That's not the point. Like the point is...
But that was the point of the whole recording!
WOMAN: Oh, gosh.
Or are you creepy and you're recording me?
(CHURCH BELLS)
That was my intention, to first play it for us together.
OK. So, let's do it! But then...
Get it out!
But that's not the point. Like, the point is...
But that was the point of the whole recording!
Or are you just creepy and you're recording me?
TRISHA: I'd like to be inside the minds of our two new couples
as they sit there and watch this going on.
MEL: They're probably thinking, "What have we stepped into?"
Yes.
There's a whole lot going on down there.
Yeah. Wow.
The argument that was going on down the end of the table
between Melissa and her partner, it was so intense
and I just feel like, shit, like, I don't want that.
I don't want that in my relationship,
I don't want that at all.
MELISSA: If he's got the recording then get it out!
I can't. I just can't.
NIC: Looks like she might need some...
She's getting worked up. Don't let her get upset.
Dino, why are you P like, own it. Just own what you did.
JOHN: Their communication style is so broken now.
But they're never actually going to resolve this.
No, and Dino is not to step back.
No. The more it escalates,
the more he becomes calm and the more elevated she becomes.
This is bullshit!
There's just no meeting in the middle.
TRISHA: No.
MELISSA: Because you're just literally lying.
I'm not lying. Like...
Like, I literally am, like, you know what?
I can't.
I think what we're seeing here is the end for this couple.
TRISHA: Yes.
They're in their final stages of exiting.
MEL: Yep. The death rattle.
I'm so done.
I am so done.
I am so sick...
JOHN: A lot of betrayal. Yes.
There's no trust. At all.
I need to go out.
JOHN: There doesn't look to me like there's any way back from this.
No.
Calm down. Please calm down.
No. Not like P he is, like...
I'm so disappointed.
You just need to pick yourself up.
MELISSA: I actually thought that this was going to be it for me.
I thought that I was getting matched with the one.
WOMAN: This is too much.
I actually put my heart out there and I just think, like...
Like, you know what? Hold your head high.
..love wasn't in the cards for me.
You've done nothing wrong, you've said nothing wrong.
I'm so disappointed.
Who's having a drama?
Yeah?
Yeah, why not. You know what? What's the worst that can happen?
Oh, bro.
I get a bit spicy with a few wines in me, that's all.
Is Mel alright?
No, she's got some issues there.
You're a good friend.
Thank you.
Michael... Yo.
I wanted to talk to you.
Let's talk, Cyrell.
For the way I acted in your house
and behaved, I really, really am genuinely sorry.
Honestly. Yeah.
I appreciate it.
You didn't deserve that, like, a monster was bought out in me
and all I can tell you from the bottom of my heart,
I am so sorry. Cyrell, we're all human.
People get angry.
Yeah, no. Look...
You were emotional, you exploded.
I don't condone what happened.
No, no. And you shouldn't, you shouldn't.
But everyone deserves a second chance.
Yeah.
Everyone makes mistakes in life.
Credit to Cyrell.
She went out of her way to approach me and apologise for her behaviour
in Martha and I's apartment, which I really do appreciate.
CYRELL: Martha, can we have that talk now?
Do you want to have our chat now? No, no, no. Just you and me, babe.
I'll have one of these champagnes, thank you.
Martha and I finally got to have our conversation tonight
at the dinner party.
My heart was racing, I'm not going to lie.
My heart was racing.
So, there is something I would like to turn around and tell you
and please just hear me out.
When I did come in your room
and the aggression that I did, I am so sorry for that, Martha.
You honestly did not deserve that.
You really, really didn't.
That girl in me I've killed her, like, a long time ago.
But babe, you don't understand how much you actually hurt Nic.
I - like, it's made my marriage, like, me and him just went.
I'll tell you the truth now.
My husband's considering leaving.
A part of the reason is that,
you know, I haven't been the best wife to him.
But you want to know the other reason?
Is the toxicness, babe, and the gossiping, you know?
While I'm acknowledging my faults
and the things I've done wrong,
I just kind of really need you to understand the repercussions
of rumours and what it causes.
I'm, like, "Right, here Martha. This is your cue."
Nic and I fight and, you know, there's a lot of things.
But that did not help the situation.
You know?
MARTHA: I feel like she wants an apology
and honestly, I'm just going to do it to be civil.
Like, I don't really give a shit.
I think we should hug it out.
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, the rumours are done.
They're done and dusted.
'Cause it was ugly.
It's such a big relief for me.
Thanks for listening to that. No, no, no.
JOHN: Hugging it out, Martha and Cyrell.
Got through that minefield, which is good.
MEL: She did.
JOHN: Cyrell's been able to manage the anger.
She's kept it in check.
I was just asking where you'd gone.
Oh, yeah. I just P I spoke to Martha, cleared the air up.
So, it was good. You OK?
Yeah, yeah. I'm heaps good. Heaps good.
Happy days, guys.
NIC: Cyrell had the chat with Martha,
looks like she's handled everything great.
I'm impressed. I'm proud of her.
I'm just glad we've dealt with this rumour,
so I (BLEEP) can breathe again
because I'm, like, I've been feeling like shit.
For her to be acting the way she is acting tonight,
it's been great. She's done everything she said.
You know, she did say she was going to be calm
and she was going to deal with things appropriately
and be mature and I think she's been wonderful.
Defending me.
How dare you?
Especially when it's all been rumours about me.
So, I'm proud of her.
It's OK, it's over now, right?
All the drama. It's over, babe.
Oh, are they? WOMAN: Yep.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, no. Dan's...
Look, Dan's the guy that you see at a bar
and you think he's hot and he buys you a drink
but then you're not interested in him later on.
(LAUGHS)
That's Dan.
You what? You want Nic?
Yes, I do find Nic very attractive.
Yeah, so...
I am sexually attracted to Nic.
He's a very good-looking guy.
JOHN: So, Jess has got a little shining for Nic by the looks of it.
TRISHA: Yep.
I don't really care any more. I'm just going to say it.
Yeah, yeah OK.
TRISHA: And I get a sense Jess wants to speak to Nic
about how his relationship's going with Cyrell.
TRISHA: Because she likes Nic
and if she kind of sees a few cracks, she...
She's going to jump ship.
Absolutely.
I think that Cyrell and Nic are very much getting along
and I don't think I should really tell him anything.
Look, right now, you and Mick, you're in the shit.
We're not really getting along.
I've tried to sort of be there,
you know, for Mick emotionally and romantically.
But Mick doesn't really talk to me anymore.
I've tried with Mick.
I honestly will take my hat off to you, babe.
You have tried with him. I know you have.
Like, I feel her.
If I was matched with a man who...
It was not working and I was trying and it was getting nowhere,
I'd do the same thing she's doing.
I would be looking elsewhere.
I feel like you should act on that.
If I saw something in another man that I liked, I can't help it.
It's who I am. It's in my nature.
I would act on that.
Would you?
100%.
Yeah. And if one woman tries to stand in her shoes
and say they wouldn't do the same, I feel like...
Bitch, you're lying.
You're lying.
You're just lying to yourself and to everyone else.
If you feel something with Nic,
if you feel a vibe, if you feel something, I'm big on vibes.
MEL: Let's be clear. Jess is sitting here talking to Martha
about potentially moving in on another woman's husband.
They're plotting betrayal is what they're doing.
MEL: That is not what this experiment is about.
TRISHA: No.
This is about married at first sight...
Nor is it about...
..and staying committed to your partner.
JOHN: Cyrell has had enough cheating men in her life
and enough heartbreak.
She certainly doesn't need this because it just triggers her,
another guy leaving for somebody else. "I'm being abandoned."
She's going to be so deeply betrayed by that.
(LAUGHS)
If this goes down, there is going to be all sorts of carnage.
Nic, can I talk to you? Yeah.
Couple of seconds. Outside?
JESSIKA: It's very hard to gauge whether or not Nic's interested.
But I do want to have a sit down with Nic
and just sort of see where he sort of sees his future with Cyrell.
If there is a future.
What's going on?
Look, obviously I wanted to come and have a chat with you
and see how you've been going on this week.
Like, it's been a big week for you.
Yeah.
Massive. Are you happy with Cyrell?
JOHN: Jess is looking for chinks here.
She is.
We've P we're a bit hit and miss at the moment.
We've had a really rough week. We haven't spent any time together.
The way she handled...
Yeah.
The fight with Martha and her was,
you know, it was a bit scary, a bit full on.
It's not ladylike.
No. Yeah, that was full on but, you know,
it's put a real shadow over our relationship as well.
My relationship isn't going very well at the moment.
I can tell. You can tell.
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, so, look, I just wanted to see how you were feeling,
like, 'cause along the way,
I have sort of, in somewhat,
developed some sort of feeling towards you.
(LAUGHS)
I didn't know this is what I...
(LAUGHS) ..I was getting myself into
coming into this conversation.
(LAUGHS)
I feel, like, flustered. I've never been,
like, I feel awkward.
(LAUGHS) I don't know what to say.
(LAUGHS)
TRISHA: Nic looks really uncomfortable with this.
He does.
He did not see this coming. No.
Oh...
I think there's a lot of great qualities about you
and yeah, like... NIC: Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.
JOHN: I mean people can come on to other people at different times
but it's how you respond to that
and how strong you hold your boundaries.
And you don't have to act on it. You don't have to act on it.
Oh, my god.
JOHN: So, what's the boundary here? MEL: Come on, Nic.
come on, Nic. Show your integrity. What's he going to do?
Oh, (BLEEP).
(CHURCH BELLS)
My relationship isn't going very well at the moment.
So, look, I just wanted to see how you were feeling.
Like, are you happy with Cyrell?
'Cause along the way,
I have sort of, in somewhat,
developed some sort of feeling towards you.
(LAUGHS)
I didn't know this is what I was...
(LAUGHS)
..I was getting myself into coming into this conversation.
(LAUGHS)
Ah... (BLOWS AIR)
Random. I didn't know that was coming.
Um...
I don't even know what to say.
So, what's the boundary here? Come on, Nic. Come on, Nic.
Show your integrity. What you going to do?
Oh, (BLEEP).
Look...
(LAUGHS)
Look, I'm not gonna lie. You know, Cyrell and I have a lot of arguments.
We have a lot of drama, a lot of fights.
But there's nothing that I would do to jeopardise my marriage
and yeah, I'm married
and I've never been, like...
hit on like that.
How am I hitting on you?
Well, you just...
I don't know. Like, whatever.
JOHN: Oh, come on, Jess. Now, she's playing innocent.
You just propositioned him.
Yeah. She's propositioned a married man.
I don't want P I don't want to do this.
I don't want to be talking about this because it's not right.
I'm still married. It's making me uncomfortable
'cause I am married and I want to do the right thing by Cyrell.
I don't even think we should be having this conversation.
(LAUGHS)
Like, yeah. I just don't think it's appropriate.
Yeah. OK. I understand.
And I don't want to do wrong by Mick either
'cause I'm friends with Mick. I understand.
I'm married. You're married.
You know, I think I tried to shut it down as appropriately as I could.
Having these conversations
is not health P it's not good.
You shouldn't be doing that. Especially if you are married.
MAN: Talk to me, bro.
And as much is Cyrell and I have drama,
but I'm still committed to her.
We're still married.
You know, I'm still, you know,
I don't want to do wrong by her.
You know, whether or not we're in a good place or not,
I still wouldn't do that to someone.
What's going on, boys? How are youse travelling, eh?
Yeah. I mean, look. I was definitely surprised
by Nic's reaction.
I thought that I would get a different one.
Look, at the end of the day, yeah, we are all married here.
But we've all come in here looking for love.
And look, if it's not with our respective partners,
there is the option to...
I feel like there is the option to...
WOMAN: Hey, Jess. Hey.
..experience other, you know,
husbands.
Hey, Jess.
Can you throw us my jacket, please?
I want someone I can spend the rest of my life with and if...
Look, honestly,
if I have to hurt feelings along the way to get that,
then so be it.
That's what I'll do.
I miss you.
Oh.
They reckon couples that fart in front of each other will last.
So, I've just been dropping silent bombs the whole time.
No, they're not silent, Mick!
(LAUGHS)
It's not funny.
(LAUGHS)
Excuse me. I have an announcement.
OK.
(TAPS WINEGLASS)
We just had our first argument.
(CHEERING)
WOMAN: Tell us about it.
MAN: They're human!
Yes! We are human!
(LAUGHS)
WOMAN: So these guys never fight, I take it. No?
MICK: What was it over? Do you want to talk about it?
CAM: Mum and Dad don't fight.
We had our first little tiff tonight.
Like, for the first time ever, which I did a speech about.
You don't like 'Anchorman'?
Oh, my god!
(LAUGHTER)
MICK: "How do you feel about me, Jules?"
Question in the answer.
(LAUGHS) I felt rejected.
Mr Jerk.
(LAUGHTER)
That was good.
JULES: And you know what?
Our first little tiff is, like,
this big compared to everyone else's.
MICK: Can you guys just kiss to make up.
JESS: Yeah, show us how to do that.
MICK: Yuck!
(LAUGHS)
It's true.
It's very true.
You're amazing.
So are you. Love you.
Ooh! Red lipstick.
That's love right there.
Because there's a big possibility of having red lipstick
all over my face. (LAUGHS)
OK. So, what are you about to tell me?
Oh, my god. We had serious chats.
TRISHA: So, we have Jess and Martha chatting again.
Ah, yes. Oh...
She's going to tell Martha
that she had the conversation with Nic.
JOHN: Jess, what's going on in that head of hers?
MEL: Yes.
But yeah.
JOHN: She'll be thinking, am I leaving tomorrow?
MARTHA: Look, to be honest, I feel like Jess is way too good for Nic.
I think she's way too good for him.
That's it.
I feel sorry for her a little bit.
Yeah, it's done then. You can't do anything.
I really do. I feel sorry for her.
I think she's been living with a man who she's not attracted to...
(LAUGHS)
..and then Nic said no to her.
She wants to be wanted
and I feel like there's nothing wrong with that as a woman.
You want to be wanted.
You doing alright there, love?
MARTHA: So, now, anything that moves,
she's willing to sort of go for it.
DAN: How are you doing there, darl? Great. How are you doing?
You're looking sharp.
I said that as soon as you came in.
I was, like, I said, "He's not a snack, he's a meal."
Oh!
I like that.
JESSIKA: Dan is hot.
He has muscles, he's got tattoos.
I'm loving the tattoos though.
DAN: Yeah, I've got both. I've got a few on me.
Do you?
But he's not farting on me like Mick does.
So, I mean, yeah, of course attracted to him.
What's the plan tonight?
I have to go home with my sh...
What happens after here?
(LAUGHS)
You're a shit-stirrer, eh?
MEL: So, Tamara has clued onto the fact
that Jess is making eyes at Dan.
She's watching her, she's getting angry.
JOHN: Closely.
I think she's going to intervene.
You're loving the ladies' attention, aren't you, Dan?
I'm not getting into that. Don't you even start, woman.
Been over there drooling all night.
I've been drooling?
Are you joking?
One of the things we know about Tamara
is she's incredibly territorial.
She describes herself that way.
She gets jealous about her man and she stands up for her man.
You do you, darl,
I'll do me and we'll do us.
Yeah. Yeah?
TAMARA: Dan is, like, always telling me
he's there and he's 100% with me but I don't know.
I'm a little bit insecure about that.
(INAUDIBLE)
TAMARA: Jess is a very good-looking girl
but if she's going to stir the pot with me,
it's not going to go well for her.
(CHURCH BELLS)
You're loving the ladies' attention, aren't you, Dan?
TAMARA: Going into the dinner party with Dan tonight,
I went in so confident with Dan
but Jess and Dan,
there was definitely a little bit of something. I'm not sure.
(INAUDIBLE)
TAMARA: I am literally such a loyal person
and if I put my all into somebody, I'm going to give everything.
I want to go down there and talk to the boys.
(INAUDIBLE)
TAMARA: And for somebody to make me feel
that they want to sleep with my husband,
I'm not about it.
Simple.
Yeah, go.
You don't want to hang out with these girls?
(BLEEP) no.
Get out of here.
I'm going to go down and see Mike.
I'll go down see Michael.
Yeah, go down and see Michael.
JOHN: So, we have some real couples in crisis right now.
We do.
So, who are worried about going into the commitment ceremony?
TRISHA: Definitely Mel and Dino.
MEL: Yes.
JOHN: We've got the Nic and Cyrell situation.
Before tonight, they weren't looking great.
But they seem like they're patching things up perhaps.
MEL: Right. TRISHA: Yes.
Meanwhile, Billy and Susie are fighting.
SUSIE: No! I did not!
I left at 7:30 this morning, I was home at 9:30!
JOHN: Yeah, and let's not forget Jess and Mick.
NING: Now, who's napkins that?
MICK: I don't know! NING: That's gross.
There's a lot of gross things happening tonight.
He is super, like, wanting me.
MEL: Oh, my god. JOHN: Jess appears to me
to be someone who's really floundering.
She's got no relationship with Mick.
She's desperately reaching out for other guys
to see if there's a chance.
Yeah. It's P it's sad to see.
Yep, and Dan's the target right now.
So, she's sitting next to Dan again.
DAN: What was that?
JESS: Good!
I'm lucky you're here?
(LAUGHS)
Really?
Nah.
How about...
some boundaries from Jess?
Whoa.
No, no. Just early on
would be nice, wouldn't it? No, no.
No.
MEL: So, Jess is now undoing the laces across her bust.
MEL: Drawing his attention.
TRISHA: Oh, she's sending messages.
MEL: Absolutely.
Jess is saying, "I'm available."
She is.
And I think what we've learned tonight is she is.
She is available. Yeah.
JOHN: It's out of control.
MEL: Where is Mick in all of this?
MEL: Mick's completely oblivious.
I was thinking of rocking P putting in the mo tomorrow.
I like a beard.
But Tamara's not going to take it lying down.
I'm not about it. I'm actually getting mad,
like I'm getting so angry right now.
I was definitely jealous of Jess and Dan tonight.
I hate to admit that but it's the truth.
TAMARA: He seemed to be smiling whenever he was around her
and I (BLEEP) hated it.
But I can tell you right now,
if she tries to step on my toes, I'm not going to be about it.
We'll have to see what happens.
OK, so she's moving in on her man.
I'm coming in and I'm sitting down.
JOHN: Oof... Look at that.
Tamara has just said, "Stay away from my man, Jess."
MEL: Ooh, yes.
No mixed signals there.
MEL: She's really asserting herself and her sexuality
right there in front of Jess.
JOHN: What surprises me here is that Jess isn't moving away.
MEL: No.
JOHN: She's right in there... MEL: Yes.
..taking on the challenge with Tamara.
JESSIKA: I could tell Tamara was upset at me
because Dan was paying a lot of attention to me tonight.
(LAUGHS)
I mean, look, her partner is very good-looking
and he's funny and we get along
and, you know, whether or not that...
you know, if she's intimidated by that...
'Cause, you know, that's more of a her problem than me.
NARRATOR: Sunday night...
JESSIKA: I feel frickin' terrible.
I'm going to die.
MICK: What happened last night?
NARRATOR: Regret and remorse from Jess...
JOHN: Next up, Mick and Jess.
..leads to a highly charged commitment ceremony.
Dear, you got something you want to say to Dan and Tamara?
..with emotions ramping up for better...
Feel like I'm so in love with this man.
..and for worse.
I didn't realise how petrified I was of being in love.
NARRATOR: Not every marriage will survive.
I feel his very awkward. It makes me very uncomfortable.
..with one relationship so broken...
You are acting like I slept with your best friend
and killed your dog.
..even our experts are shocked.
JOHN: I'm going to jump in here 'cause it's doing my head in.
(CHURCH BELLS)
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