NARRATOR: Previously...
Cam and Jules.
..love was in the air.
I am so in love with this man.
But a drama filled week...
That's why I chose the big stay.
..gave Nic cold feet.
I've decided to leave.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
New arrival, Susie...
It was very awkward and makes me very uncomfortable.
Susie, I'm gonna jump in here.
..got a harsh dose of John's medicine...
It's doing my head in.
..and a phone recording scandal...
Well everything is so different.
..saw Mel and Dino bow out of the experiment.
The trust is gone and that's when I chose to leave.
Tonight...
Wow.
..it's the groom's homestays...
I don't think she'll last. Bloody city folk.
..where our brides get to see if they can fit into their husband's lives...
Everything is magic.
..and Susie gets more than an eyeful...
(SQUEALS) Holy Moly!
He really is nude!
..Cyrell seeks family forgiveness...
I haven't been the best wife to your son.
As a mother, you want the best for your child.
..and will a day at the beach...
That's just misleading, darling.
..see Billy get dumped.
You lied.
I thought it was gonna be a good day.
It's not normal!
You know this has come about because you lied to me?
You don't want to get into it 'cause you're wrong, not me.
I don't like being treated like shit.
(BELLS TOLL)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
We're excited because we're in your hometown.
Yeah. We're at the Gold Coast.
Woo-hoo!
NARRATOR: It's been five weeks
since our couple first met as strangers at the altar.
And now, our grooms are whisking their brides away,
into the next confronting phase of the experiment,
the groom's homestays.
This is it!
Wow.
It's lovely!
(LAUGHS) Here it is.
All the wives will move into their husbands homes for a week.
This means a new city and a completely different lifestyle.
I can tell your mum has been here.
No, it's mine.
JOHN: Homestays week allows our couples to get an insight
into how life might look together after the experiment.
Wow!
Thank you for living here.
(MIKE CHUCKLES)
Wow!
Our couples will face a few key challenges this week,
including making a good first impression...
And it's sunny.
..getting along with family and friends
and discovering if they can fit in with each other's lifestyles.
The mirror is a bit dirty.
Oh well, what could you do? Well, you could clean it, darling.
That's something you could do.
Alright, we'll give her the old one too.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Right. Wax on, wax off.
That's interesting cleaning.
You're going to have to clear out some stuff for me, aren't you?
So you'll have to move all of this over here.
That's alright, that's all just... And shove all of this around there.
I think you're going to need to just move all of this for now.
You do that, I'm going to get a beer.
No!
Make yourself at home.
You can...
You can come back!
(GENTLE MUSIC)
NARRATOR: In country Queensland,
Perth local, Jess, has arrived at Mick's farm,
knowing she'll have two put in some ground work to mend their marriage.
My darl, this is it.
Home sweet home.
(SHEEP BLEAT)
Squealing included from the sheep.
(SHEEP CONTINUE TO BLEAT)
And you said Sydney is loud.
This is the loudest I've ever heard.
But this is just beautiful noises.
(SHEEP CONTINUE TO BLEAT)
At our last commitment ceremony, Mick said 'Leave.'
I wasn't really that shocked.
He had been very pulled back and reserved to me.
I deserve better,
so I've got leave.
JOHN: OK.
(SHEEP BLEAT)
It kicks my arse into gear to sort of be more attentive
and listen more of what Mick does want out of this relationship.
That's Lala. Hey.
I know that I haven't put in much effort last week,
but Mick and I have a lot of great qualities.
I would like to try and get back to that happy place we were at,
before everything sort of started going downhill for us.
But Mick needs to also prove to me that he can communicate
and all these other things that I'm asking for.
That once got horns though.
(SHEEP BLEAT) Which one?
That one.
Ah, she'll be right.
(SHEEP BLEATS)
No.
I'm not going there, it's coming over here.
(LAUGHS)
(SHEEP BLEAT)
You'll be right, come on.
No, what if bites me?
Sheep don't bite!
(SHEEP CONTINUE BLEATING)
Unbelievable.
You'll be right, come on, darl.
No, no, no, no, mo, no, no, no!
(LAUGHTER)
I think dear Jess was a bit overwhelmed to start with,
all the bloody, you know, the sheep wanting to bite her apparently.
I don't think she'll last.
I don't think she'll last a night here.
(SHEEP BLEAT)
Come on!
(SHEEP CONTINUE TO BLEAT)
(SCREAMS)
(SQUEALING)
(SHEEP CONTINUE TO BLEAT)
(MICK LAUGHS) (JESS PANICS)
JESS: Baa!
Baa!
Come on. JESS: No!
Bloody city folk.
(SHEEP BLEAT)
NARRATOR: In Melbourne,
Mark is looking forward to introducing Townsville wife, Ning,
to his no-frills bachelor lifestyle.
MARK: Are you excited?
Are you ready to go?
I'm starting to really enjoy being in a relationship.
We're actually in a position right now
that we're both having a good time
and we're really enjoying each other's company.
(LIGHT MUSIC)
So this is the hallway.
This homestay is a massive deal for me.
It's the first time that I've had a female come over
and stay at my place.
This is the main hallway that leads into the large living area.
Oh!
And that leads straight into the bedroom.
Oh, I don't even have to walk far. Like, three steps and I'm here.
No. A big king-sized bed.
And, you might need to sleep on the couch,
'cause I don't know if there's going to be enough room
for me, you and...
Two bloody pillows. ..two bloody pillows.
Do you know they're for pregnant women?
I know exactly what they're for,
but it has completely revolutionised my sleeping habits,
these two things. Unbelievable.
When you bring women home...
They're like my best friends. No, when you bring...
I've never brought anybody back here.
I don't play home games.
Always away games, if it ever happens.
I don't want women knowing where I live, so...
(LAUGHTER) Oh, shit!
I'm not playing home games.
I think for the first time in the short time that I've known Ning,
she was speechless
and I think that meant that she was quite overwhelmed.
Yeah, so this is where all the magic happens.
I'm just gonna to go through your cupboards,
is that OK, is that weird? Yeah, you can.
Go through them. Is that a weird thing?
There is probably not going to be a heap.
Oh look, you've got two plates!
I've got two big plates.
Ah...
Can I ask you a question?
Yes. Of course. Where is your food?
Of course you can. Um...
I'm not a really materialistic person.
But I just couldn't get over the pantry.
Yeah.
Do you not see a problem with this?
I couldn't get over the fridge.
Um...
A bit bare at the moment.
I couldn't get over there is no cooking, like, utensils.
You have two spoons.
You told me you had one of everything, but you've got two.
And there's plastic, sort of cups,
they're more like throwaway cups.
This is in case I entertain
and I have any more than one person over.
Yeah, so I was just a little bit, like, overwhelmed.
He has been super single for a long time.
I just don't know how he's going to adapt to a life
with three other little people.
When you told me basic, I didn't think it would be like empty.
But there's not even a kettle,
there's not even a coffee cup, there's not even...
You know, you've got a perfectly good stove.
Does that even work?
Is that a real stove?
I don't use it.
Oh my god.
I've got a shit ton of work to do.
I feel like he needs a feminine touch to his house.
Just a little touch of something.
A little touch of Ning.
NARRATOR: After hitting rock bottom,
Cyrell and Nic are trying to settle in to his Newcastle home.
This homestay week will be crucial for Cyrell and Nic.
Cyrell's confrontational behaviour
has left Nic feeling extremely conflicted
and doubtful about his marriage.
As for Cyrell, she'll need to work hard to earn Nic's trust again.
How did you pull up after last night?
Pretty intense night for you and us.
Yep, that was intense, yeah.
My husband, I know in my heart, is considering to leave me.
(SOMBRE MUSIC)
I didn't realise how petrified I was
of being in love,
I really did not think it was to that extent.
(SNIFFS)
I am so sorry.
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I... decided to leave.
It was such a, you know, hard decision.
You know, I sort of, I guess,
tried to take the easy option out, I guess.
You know, generally, like I just...
I didn't want to deal with all that drama and you know, all our fights.
I know what I did,
and I know what I need to change, so it can only start from that.
Yeah.
I think bringing Cyrell to Newcastle, to my home,
is really important.
It'll just be a good test for us to hit restart
and give the relationship a fresh start.
You know, we both addressed a lot last night
at the Commitment Ceremony, so yeah.
Hopefully this is the turning point we need
and you know, can work things out and go from here.
Benn a tough week for you, having been sleeping alone and...
If you wanna, you know,
stay in my room...
Yeah, I don't mind, it's up to you.
You're the one who wanted to leave. (SHEEPISH LAUGHTER)
No, I'm just saying.
Like, maybe you're the one who's gonna be uncomfortable.
I said 'Stay' at the end of the day, so like, I don't know.
You might want space.
I don't know.
I am happy to have you, you know.
I miss your cuddles, so...
Yeah.
Cheers, on the bed.
My biggest concern with Cyrell and I's relationship
is my family's reaction to what's been going on.
Yeah, it's pretty full on to talk about.
See what happens.
NARRATOR: In Byron Bay,
Billy is opening his doors to new wife, Susie...
SUSIE: Wow, I wasn't expecting this.
..in the hope of giving their troubled marriage
a fresh perspective.
Balcony. Wow, I love the view.
Me and Susie hit rough, rough waters last night.
Very, very stormy seas.
Billy stares,
Billy is very awkward.
It makes me very uncomfortable.
The silly, odd things that come out of his mouth freak me out.
Um, and...
Susie, I'm gonna jump in here,
'cause I can't just sit here anymore and hear the way you talk.
It is toxic
and it destroys the bond in the relationship.
Cruel putdowns,
eye rolling,
that is contempt
and that's what you do.
BILLY: A lot of things got brought up that have...
..Been really, getting in the way of us
having a good, solid relationship.
We both said yes we wanted to stay.
I know what we have TO work on and I'm going to give it my best.
The Commitment Ceremony was a big wake-up call.
I want to clear the air and then we can sort of go from there.
I woke up this morning
feeling like I've been hit by a bloody bulldozer, if I'm honest...
Yeah. ..on all sorts of levels,
about the Commitment Ceremony and what happened.
But, like, I just felt so drained and upset
and you know, like it's one thing to sit there
and have all your own thoughts and opinions,
but then to have to hear everyone else's
is not easy, ever, for anyone.
We both said things, you know, we shouldn't have.
Yeah, I can't agree with you more.
Like, I'll take full ownership for how I've made you feel.
Like, no one ever wants to make another person feel upset.
I behaved how I've been behaving
'cause I've been feeling uncomfortable and out of place
and weird and like,
meeting you, marrying you, moving in with you,
bloody missing my daughter
and that's no excuse,
but I'm just trying to explain probably why it was so hard for me.
Absolutely and the thing is that we were extremely toxic
and dysfunctional before,
but I think that we're mature enough to...
..to get through it.
To hear Susie apologise means a huge amount to me.
I wouldn't be here if I didn't want to, like, put in some effort and try
and like the experts said, we need to become friends.
And that is what I want to do.
That's my aim and then to go from there.
Yeah.
This is a make or break week for me.
If I can't blow her socks off here
and get at least a little bit of romance out of her,
I don't know what's wrong with me.
Onwards and upwards from here, hey?
You're going to have a ball and I really, really can't wait.
NARRATOR: Coming up...
Test the bed.
Oh, it's great!
..the wives settle in to their husband's lives...
Make yourself at home. OK.
OK?
What if I don't like where he lives? What if I don't like how he...
How he lives?
This is a double, right?
No, it's a king, that's the biggest one you can get.
This is not a king. It is a king!
..and later, Susie and Billy's truce...
Don't put your finger at me, man. Don't point your finger at me.
You made it into a big deal.
No, Billy. Not me.
..could be short lived.
BILLY: I've had enough.
(BELLS TOLL)
(GENTLE MUSIC)
NARRATOR: In Sydney, loved up couple, Jules and Cam
are looking forward to more marital bliss.
Just popped him over here.
She's had a tough time.
Jules and I at the moment,
we're in a really, really wonderful place
and we just keep just building together as couples.
We're really comfortable with each other.
It's a really good feeling.
Give me a tour.
We're pretty excited to hear about your week.
Excellent.
How did it all go?
We went plant shopping.
You shopped for plants?
We shopped for plants. We did.
Yes.
And what it proved to us was that...
..Jules and I can go anywhere and just make it fun and enjoyable.
I've had moments of like,
just blissfully in my like, I'm so in love,
like, I'm so in love with this man. JOHN: Wow.
This is obviously the living room. Yep.
Come in through here,
the kitchen, a little dining room.
Yep. Nice.
Nice bit of natural light.
I'm really excited, but nervous,
because this could be a taste
of what my life could be like out of the experiment
and because it is his world, you know,
and just more of an insight to his life.
And this is where..
Well, this is where the home magic can be.
Oh, I like this. Thank you.
(CHUCKLES) Oh, that ceiling.
Yeah.
Let's test the bed.
Oh, it's great!
Yeah, it's the workbench, look at it.
(LAUGHTER) The workbench.
(LAUGHTER) It's in some serious nick, I think.
Hey? Wow.
It's lovely.
Jules and I have been talking about life outside the experiment
and this plays a huge part this week.
This feels real,
this feels like this is potentially what our relationship could be,
you know, like, I could be over this part of Sydney.
(GASPS)
I'm not saying that definitely, but like, I could.
Controversial, but I love it.
This week is a big real moment in our relationship,
because it is genuine real day activities, habits.
Oh, I like your shower, it's good. I've got the same showerhead.
Oh, right. Yeah.
So for her to see that in my habitat, is a big step.
Watch that space.
I'm at your house!
My little home. Aww...
NARRATOR: Fresh from a successful Commitment Ceremony,
Heidi and Mike have arrived in his home town on the Gold Coast.
So just pop your things wherever you like, Heids, make yourself at home.
Thank you.
Yeah.
After a rocky start to the experiment,
the couple's marriage is going from strength to strength.
Yeah, I feel good to be here on his homestay.
I'm so glad that we've made it to the halfway mark.
I was like "Yes, halfway, yes!"
Hey, you know you could see whales from here too.
Really? Yeah, all the time.
It feels like a real big accomplishment,
'cause now I'm looking to the future,
but also seeing that this is real
and if I would like to be with him
really,
as a married couple, this is how maybe we'd choose to live.
I love this little area here.
Yeah, it's good, hey?
Hey, listen, just put whatever, wherever, make yourself at home.
OK. OK?
OK.
It's so weird, it feels weird.
Does it? Yep.
Why?
'Cause it feels weird, because it's like I know you,
but I don't know you in your home
and so it feels like, it just feels weird.
It's really weird,
because I know him so well
and I'm married to him, he is my husband.
When we're in Sydney
and we're in our little apartment, our love bubble,
it's like 'Oh, this is fun, this is how we live,'
but this is actual reality.
Like, you know, what kind of spoons does he have?
How good is it?
What if I don't like where he lives?
What if I don't like how he...
How he lives?
What do you think, I mean,
do you reckon you could see yourself on the Goldie?
Yeah, well, you know, I want to see how you live.
I just feel uneasy,
because I don't know what this is and what's coming,
do you know what I mean? Yeah.
I'm like, I feel nervous.
I'm going to ease you into it, OK? OK.
So just... Trust me.
Because I feel like we might live
completely different ways from each other.
And what if we do,
and what if we don't like how the other person lives?
We might complement one another too.
You're right.
OK.
Come on, glass half full.
Yeah, I know, I just get nervous.
Though I'm just feeling a little bit uneasy,
but just the same kind of feeling I did on our honeymoon before I got...
You know, it's always just the nerves
before I know what's actually going on, or how it actually is.
We'll see, I'm sure it will be fine.
Thank you for having me.
If there's anything you need, you just let me know, all right?
OK, thank you. Or help yourself to whatever.
OK. See, that's so funny!
(LAUGHTER) You live in the Goldie now.
I know.
You're a country girl now, aren't ya?
Bloody oath, mate.
(LAUGHTER)
On that note, come on.
NARRATOR: After braving the animals,
Jess now needs to brave Mick's sleeping quarters.
Right, so this is the main bedroom, darl.
Ignore the non-made bed.
It's bloody beautiful.
It's a pretty small bed.
What do you mean, small?
This is a double, right? No, it's a king.
That's the biggest one you can get.
This is not a king. It is!
We have a king-sized bed at our house back in Sydney,
this is not a king, babe. That is a king.
Babe, this is not a king. This is a king.
Babe, this is not a king! It is king!
It's not! It is.
It's not, this is a double! I'll ring me mum.
Ring your mother!
My relationship with Jess needs a lot of work.
At the dinner party, she was overly, overly flirtatious with Dan.
So Jess is now undoing the laces across her bust...
What's that?
(INAUDIBLE)
..drawing his attention...
TRISH: Where is Mick in all of this?
DAN: I'm in big trouble here, aren't I?
There's a conversation with someone
and then there's, you know, overly flirtatious with the bloke,
so yeah, it's a bit off-putting,
especially with the week we had.
So this is the view.
Life on the ranch.
Things will have to change drastically this week for me.
(LAMB BLEATS)
So yeah, we'll see how it goes.
Oh, they've broken the fence.
Geez, I've got some work to do tomorrow.
My initial thoughts...
It's a...
(BLEEP)
What am I doing here?
It's like...
(SHEEP BLEAT)
(BELLS TOLL)
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
(SHEEP BLEAT)
Don't run into any trees! No trees!
JOHN: Throughout the week,
our grooms will introduce their brides
to their interests and hobbies.
So are you going to play this for much longer?
(LAUGHS)
Are you wanting to be annoying,
do you want me to put my feet in your face?
God no, those like, feet, they're friggin' hands.
(LAUGHTER)
JOHN: It can highlight how different their worlds might be...
Let's make it smell a little bit more homely,
a bit like, lived in.
Yeah, that's it. Instead of...
That's me right there, I reckon. What is that?
It's the bamboo and white lily, yep.
Yeah, that's fantastic, that's really nice.
Oh my god, are you saying yes?
..however, activities can help bring the couples closer...
Mate, what do I do?
Yeah, that's it.
It's all in the hips.
Oh, I like this. It's all in the hips.
..enriching their relationships,
paving a way for a deeper and emotional connection.
So today I'm taking Heidi to do emotional yoga.
It's like yoga, but it strives to, you know,
just centre in on your emotions
and maybe your nervous system, kind of defrag.
Let's do five yawns together, it doesn't matter if they're fake.
(LAUGHTER)
(ALL YAWNING LOUDLY)
(LAUGHTER) That was a real one.
I know.
Feel that stretching through the jaw.
Allow your jaw to have a good...
Allow your jaw to be like 'Ahh...'
Mike was really getting into his yoga and really getting into...
..the dancing, he's so cute!
(SPIRITUAL MUSIC)
(GENTLE MUSIC)
NARRATOR: In Byron Bay,
Billy has lined up a special introduction
in a bid to show Susie a brand new side of him.
Johnny boy! Billy!
How are you going, mate? Yeah, good.
It's good to see you.
Hey, Susie.
Hello, nice to see you!
My mate John, he's my photographer and he has been for a few years now.
So we started off just taking pictures with one another
and then we became friends.
So you're a photographer then, John? Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, right.
He does weddings, more so male portraits.
Yeah.
Has Billy showed you any of the work?
No.
The pictures are me, naked.
I've done some nude art photography for Manscapes Calendar,
which is in aid of men's mental health,
which is just a really, really important cause to me.
Are you nervous for me to see them? Yeah, of course.
We haven't seen each other naked before.
I'm not going to say that I'm covered up in these ones.
I'm full-blown... How you going.
(LAUGHTER)
Well you're not the ugliest person, so I'm sure they'll be alright.
Billy and I certainly have not been intimate
to the degree of me seeing his penis.
(LAUGHING) I love that you're so excited to show us.
(BILLY GROANS) (SUSIE SQUEALS)
Jesus Christ.
Holy moly, he really is nude!
This is a bit more discreet. Oh, he's on the front!
Yeah, I put him on the front of that calendar.
You look very rugged.
(BILLY GROWLS)
OK, so should I just start? Yeah, just look through, yeah.
I want to see them all.
So you've taken all these, John?
Yes, I took all those. That's him.
They're proper naked, aren't they?
Yeah, I just don't hold back.
No, you don't.
We always see women out there, totally naked.
Is that Billy? No.
Oh, OK. Do you wish it was?
Well... (LAUGHTER)
Is that Billy? Yeah.
Look at you there.
Yeah, go alright.
It was for a good cause, you know, it was men's suicide prevention.
Quite a nice body on you.
Oh wow, there it is, there's Billy!
(SEDUCTIVE MUSIC)
(CLEARS THROAT)
There's Billy, fully on display.
What do you think of it?
Well it's definitely not the worst looking thing I've seen in my life.
(LAUGHTER)
It's a bit confronting.
Is that the first time you've seen it?
Yes, it is.
But I've seen it all and that's lovely.
You need to appreciate a flaccid penis.
So, some people, because they always see them...
That's something Billy would say.
That is really something Billy would say.
..you need to appreciate it when it's just in its normal habitat.
When I saw Billy's penis, I certainly wasn't not impressed,
let's just put it that way.
But I don't think it will be out of my mind for a while now,
after seeing those.
That's another flaccid penis on Billy.
Do you have a spare one, John, 'cause I'd really like to keep one.
I'll Go get it. Would you, yay!
I think I need a drink after that as well, 'cause that was intense.
Oh, yeah.
But fabulous.
Hey, it's for a good cause. You did a good job, darling.
Thank you. I appreciate that.
I feel like he's a bit, kind of, more manly,
after seeing those images.
He looks absolutely beautiful
and it like, shows me what he's like, capable of
and I feel like it's when he's his most confident
and that's a real turn on to me.
Well... Don't go too bad.
(GASPS) There you go, that's yours.
Thank you, John. This is mine! Can I really keep this?
Yeah, it's yours. Yay!
Yeah, go for it. My naked man.
NARRATOR: In Newcastle,
Nic is about to take Cyrell to meet his family...
All white, hey?
..and Cyrell knows she has a lot to prove.
Yeah, do you like the white?
Yeah, why the white?
I wanted to look sweet and angelic.
Do I pass?
You think your mum will like? (LAUGHS)
Yeah, sure. Yeah, what?
No, you look nice.
I do? How are you feeling?
Yeah, OK.
Still a bit nervous? Of course.
So introducing Cyrell properly to my family,
yeah, look, I'm feeling pretty nervous.
I'm a bit nervous for Cyrell, she is definitely very nervous.
Right now, you know, I kind of feel very sick in the stomach
about meeting Nic's mum tonight and the rest of his family.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
I just want to go in there with good news,
but unfortunately that's not how it's been with me and Nic,
you know, we've had our problems.
Hello.
WOMAN: Oh, hey.
NARRATOR: Nic's hoping his mum, stepdad and uncle
will give him clarity on his marriage.
Cyrell, you've all met Cyrell.
CYRELL: Nic and his mum, you know, that's her baby boy, you know?
I don't know how she'll be with me.
Oh my god, thank you. Wow.
Worst case scenario would be that they don't like me
and they think I've been a terrible wife.
They might even turn around and tell Nic, "Just leave her now."
I just want them to know that I'm not that much of a bad person.
I really am not and everyone deserves a second chance.
MAN: How long since we've seen ya?
NIC: Five, six weeks.
WOMAN: Yeah, wow.
So how have you'se been getting on for that six weeks?
Up and down, I'm not gonna lie.
Mostly on my end, would be the down I'd say.
NIC: No, no, no, it's been a marriage.
You know, it's...
MAN: Oh, like the rest of us.
(LAUGHTER) Yeah.
As a mother, you want the best for your child
and I just, with Nicholas,
with everything that he's been through and that,
I just would love to see him happy.
No, we've had some really good times.
We had a really great honeymoon.
But you know, like, it's full on.
I don't know how my family is going to take some of the...
..some of the stories that we've had.
If I get some bad feedback today from my family
and they sort of, you know, hint to me to pull the pin,
it's going to put me in a really, really tricky place
and make my decision hard at the next Commitment Ceremony.
The last week has been a really big rollercoaster for us and...
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
..it's, yeah, it's really hard.
I was, you know, ready to walk away.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC CONTINUES)
You went in the experiment to ultimately find true love,
true happiness.
So it does hurt me to see my son
being so in a quandary,
for what better word to use, over it all.
It's full on... (STUTTERS)
I think um... Like, you know...
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC CONTINUES)
..I haven't been the best wife to your son, Cathie.
It was mostly me and my trust issues that I had.
Like, I just...
He knows my past is that I was engaged and cheated on,
so a lot of that,
and then one of the girls was spreading rumours about Nic
and this is where the anger comes out.
Saying that, you know,
he was touching another wife under the table, sexually.
Yeah, so I got scared,
I pushed him away a lot,
because I just, you know...
..I didn't know how to deal with it.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC CONTINUES)
Have you gotten over that?
Well, I'm learning to work on that.
We've had meetings with John, the expert,
and he's kind of like the one who made me realise, you know,
I had certain issues then and what I was doing.
But like, that's to the extent that I just want you'se to know
that I have pushed him a little too much that he wanted to leave.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC CONTINUES)
(BELLS TOLL)
NARRATOR: Nic has taken Cyrell to meet his family
and she has wasted no time in coming clean
about the problems she's caused in their relationship.
CYRELL: We've had meetings with John, the expert,
and he's kind of like the one who made me realise,
you know, I had certain issues then and what I was doing.
But that's to the extent that I just want you'se to know
that I've pushed him a little too much that he wanted to leave.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
I'm working on everything
and like, I acknowledge what I've done, I really am.
I really am sorry to all of you, honestly.
Um...
(TENSE MUSIC)
It's the best way to be, sweetheart.
It's the only way to be, is honest. Good on ya.
It really is. (CHOKING UP) Thank you.
Don't... it's fine, sweetheart.
Are you worried she was going to get angry at you?
I thought she was going to... Why, why would I get angry?
No, see I told you. They're not...
Sweetheart, listen, hey. Hey, hey, hey.
Listen. I'm so sorry.
It's a very unusual situation for yourself and for my boy
and for all of us here as well.
And it is an experiment and it's fine.
NIC: See?
Look, sweetheart, honestly, all of us, at the end of the day,
have something inside of us that brings the worst out of it
and unfortunately for you,
it was having that past come into it.
So it's a tough situation
and I get that. You know, I understand that.
CYRELL: Thank you.
So you're still a good person, sweetheart, it doesn't matter.
Thank you.
But, like, I still want you'se all to know how sorry I am.
I really am, like,
he's a great guy and he doesn't know this,
but I'll probably tell him now,
but I was just feeling that at the same time
with all the whole trust issues and everything
and like, he's such a great guy, like he's good looking,
he's got his life in order, like, he's got a house.
What are you doing on the experiment,
like, it just doesn't make sense, you know,
like, he just, I think he's a catch,
a great catch.
It was really good to have Cyrell here, like, talking to my family
and just hanging out, you know,
just to see her in a different environment.
You know, it was really touching that she was, you know, owning up.
Yeah, I do really appreciate that
and it takes a lot for her to do something like that.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
NARRATOR: In Melbourne,
Michael is hoping to teach Martha more about himself.
We are going to my workplace.
We are going to meet some of the children that I teach,
and you're going to see Mr Brunelli pop out.
Yes!
I want to show her a different side of me.
I feel like she hasn't kind of seen the Mr Brunelli side of me with kids
and I just want her to be a part of that.
I'm very excited to see my kids.
I am, I'm pumped.
NARRATOR: At the last Commitment Ceremony,
Martha asked Michael to start taking charge in their relationship.
So you want him to take the lead more?
Yes, I need him to take the lead. JOHN: There you go.
She wants me to be more assertive.
Fair enough, but in the next sentence,
she tells me she always gets her way.
What he's saying is that if you want him to step up
and be an equal and take the lead,
you've got to step back and let him do that.
She talked about she wants to see what my passions are,
well this is my passion,
to try and make kid's lives better.
This is Martha. Hi, guys.
Hi. Hi, Martha.
Now I'm going to go and I'm going to get the basketballs ready,
pumped up and I'm going to leave Martha with you guys.
She might ask you some questions... OK go, go, go.
..about me. Go.
Say I'm a good teacher.
OK, bye!
Alright, guys, we don't miss him yet.
So...
..tell me everything about Mr Brunelli, I need all the secrets.
He always wears, like, his sports sort of clothes every week.
OK, so he doesn't change his wardrobe often?
No. OK, great.
They are so cute
and the first comment was on the wardrobe.
Thank you, Poppy.
Love you for that.
Alright.
Gals, over here.
What do you have for me,
what juicy goss?
He's very strong.
He is strong, yeah, he is strong.
He usually always wears a beanie.
He always wears a beanie?
And shorts when it's really cold.
He even wears shorts when it's cold,
alright, so we've established that he's a dag.
OK and he's got a man bun. Yeah.
There was a few comments about his hair and his beanie.
Mr Brunelli!
Even the eight-year-olds can see
that Michael needs a little bit of a push into the right direction.
Alright, enough about my hair.
We're going to play our game of basketball now.
Now, do you think Martha should play this game?
KIDS: Yes.
She should take off her shoes,
'cause I don't want her to hurt herself.
That's fine...
OK, when I give you a basketball...
Martha, could you just please stop talking
while the teacher is talking? Oh, sorry, sorry.
I'm back in school getting told off again by the sports teacher.
Do we not get a ball? You all get one.
Oh...
Thank you. Oh, sorry.
Nothing has changed in like, 15 years.
What, last for me?
Yeah, you're the only one standing up.
Oh...
I think he was trying to set an example for the students.
They're well-trained,
but sort of just makes me look at him and be like, "Mmm, cute."
Martha broke a Mr Brunelli rule.
You know, she was standing up, ready to take a basketball from me,
when you've got to be patient.
So I thought, "I've got to come down hard here."
She's going to do five star-jumps for us.
No, not in this.
Hey look, Martha wanted me to be more assertive.
One...
I don't think you can get any more assertive than that,
so I hope I ticked that box for her.
Eliza went for me!
You know what?
It's kind of nice seeing him, seeing him at school.
I have never seen Michael so relaxed
and so comfortable and like, confident as he was today.
(LAUGHTER)
It just like, made me feel like all warm and fuzzy inside about him.
It's a good sign for me,
like I'm happy.
I haven't felt this way for someone in so long.
I just feel like we're moving forward in the right direction.
I can see a future with him,
100%.
I'm just glad you got to see me in my element.
Yeah.
See a little bit of Mr Brunelli coming out.
Yeah, you're a good teacher, aren't you?
And I broke the rules. Yeah, you did.
I had to teach you to be able to follow Mr Brunelli's rules.
I kind of liked it. (CHUCKLES)
NARRATOR: Coming up...
..a day at the beach...
..goes horribly wrong...
I'm the one who has to put up with this shit
and you're telling me that?
This is because you lied to me and it's not honest.
..as Billy's attempts to impress Susie come crashing down.
Yeah, I thought it was gonna be a good day...
..but it's not.
It's just the same old stuff over and over again.
(BELLS TOLL)
NARRATOR: For Heidi and Mike,
Homestay Week has been a breath of fresh air for their relationship...
..and today marks another milestone,
meeting Mike's family.
MIKE: Well my family are obviously very important to me
and their approval would mean everything.
Before the wedding,
Mike's family were unsure
he could give up his bachelor lifestyle.
You sort of didn't give us any indication
that you were ready to settle down and...
..this is a real...
..real change of direction for you.
To take on a partner,
it involves compromise and he's never had to do it before.
OK, are you ready?
NARRATOR: So today, Mike's determined to prove to his mum, dad and sister
that he is ready to settle down with Heidi.
Meet the parents.
(HUMS TRIUMPHANT TUNE)
My parents have been married for about 53 years
and I'd like to emulate that.
Hello, hello.
Oh, nice to see you again.
You look lovely. Oh, thank you.
Is it weird me already being a wife to Mike?
(LAUGHTER) Unusual.
Yeah. It's never happened before.
(LAUGHTER) No, I'm glad, I'm glad.
As long as you're looking after him. Yeah, yeah.
We're looking after each other. (LAUGHTER)
Michael lives on Planet Michael
and has done for a long time.
At the moment, he's sort of living the dream.
You know, he lives the life I think that every guy
would really like to live.
No commitments, no children.
No mortgage.
(LAUGHTER) At 44 I think the time has come.
It would be lovely for him to make a commitment
and you know, settle down and have a family.
MAN: What's the low point so far?
Oh, god, why, why, ask us a high point!
Oh now, it's great.
(LAUGHTER) You meant the lowest of the low? OK.
(LAUGHTER)
WOMAN: There is a choice.
HEIDI: But there's also been highs.
Yeah, let's focus on the high points.
(LAUGHTER)
I saw her walking across the sand,
sort of looking to see where she was...
Going, "Oh, I've gotta dig..."
Yeah, with the bouquet in her hand
and then she looked up and we just caught eyes and that was it.
So funny. That was it, I was sold.
Yeah it was the same with me.
I immediately, as soon as I saw him, I was like, "Oh, yep"
(LAUGHTER)
BOB: I was going to ask how is the chemistry,
but I think I've just had an answer.
(LAUGHS)
They really seem to gel.
You know, it's...
..it was our fondest hope, of course,
that Mike would find somebody that he was compatible with.
You know, Heidi is so effervescent and bubbly and yet she's...
..you know, she's got real depth,
and that's good for Mike.
You know, that's what he needs.
Yeah.
He's a character.
He's been all over the world.
You know, he's a skilled tradesman.
But he's like a very good boat, without a rudder...
(LAUGHTER)
..in life, you know.
You know, I could see you as a potential rudder for him.
Oh thanks, that's so nice of you. (CHUCKLES))
Just in listening to you both.
You know, today, it couldn't have gone better.
It felt good for my dad to welcome Heidi to the family.
Oh, thank you for having us.
That's alright.
I've got more affection for her now than I ever did.
I hope to goodness that this works, I really do.
NARRATOR: Back in Byron Bay,
Susie and Billy are getting ready to hit the beach.
But first, coffee is in order.
Good morning. BILLY: Morning.
How are you? I'm good.
Coffee? Yes, please.
'Cause I made one for you. Have you got sweetener?
Ah, yeah, for sure.
Do you really? Yeah.
Oh, good-o.
I do, I swear.
Oh, you don't really have it, do you?
I might have it. You know, just...
Do you, or do you not?
Look, I'm going to have a look if I do have some sweetener.
You don't, darling.
Would you like honey? I usually use honey.
No thank you, darling. No honey?
No. Alright.
That's fine. I'd rather not have a coffee.
Making this relationship work with Susie
is my number one priority.
I'm looking forward to everything that I've planned today.
I have so much to show you today,
it's gonna be jam-packed. But, you know...
Well I quite like it jam-packed.
(LAUGHS)
What's wrong, darling?
(BILLY CONTINUES TO LAUGH)
There was no other kind of meaning behind that.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
BILLY: I am...
...thinking that...
..it might be a little bit windy,
but we're still gonna have fun.
Yeah, right.
When it comes to surfing,
I don't have the most killer moves, you know,
but I have one or two I can show her, impress her.
So yeah, I'm looking forward
to definitely blowing her socks off today.
Yep, and watch out for your leggy as well,
I don't want you to trip over.
I'm a bit scared I might be cold without a wetsuit.
Come on. In you get, it's not that bad.
(SQUEALS) It's freezing!
I am looking forward to trying my hand at surfing.
Never done anything like this before.
(SURF MUSIC)
(BLEEP)
(SUSIE SQUEALS)
(SURF MUSIC CONTINUES)
(SQUEALS)
I'm sorry, I really do wanna try with you,
but seriously, I can't deal, it's too much for me,
I'm a first timer... What's the issue?
It's too cold and windy and there's rocks.
I'd like to try again on a better condition day maybe.
Alright. It's too much for me, far too much.
OK, that's fine. But if you feel comfortable,
I wanna watch you go, I wanna see you try.
Yep.
(SURF MUSIC)
(LAUGHTER)
I don't think the conditions are great, but you did well considering.
BILLY: Thank you.
I need to practice a little bit more, I'm a bit rusty.
Right. When did you last proper surf then?
Oh, a few months ago.
Right.
Yeah, I kite surf, you know, I'm kite surfing.
What about actual surfing?
Surfing, so what you mean 'Actual surfing,' like when it's good?
Like this, on a board, when did you last surf?
On a board? Yeah.
A few months ago. Yeah, I usually...
I thought you said the other day it was two years ago.
Two years ago? Yeah.
When we went surfing on the honeymoon,
you told me you hadn't surfed for two years.
Yeah, but I went a few months ago.
Why did you tell me that the other day then?
Oh, because I couldn't really remember.
Two years and a few months ago is very different.
Oh, but it's the same thing, yeah, but, you know.
I kind of had to make a few excuses
for my poor performance the other day.
Mmm...
Oh...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
What do you have to say to that?
Oh, sorry.
I won't tell you that I've been surfing when I haven't been surfing.
It's not about when you surf, or if you surf, I don't care.
It's about what you told me, you told me,
"Oh, I haven't surfed for a couple of years,"
and now you're telling me you surfed a couple of months ago.
Like, that's just misleading, darling.
Yeah, I thought it was gonna be a good day.
But it's not.
It's just the same old stuff, over and over again.
That skipped my god damn mind, I am so sorry.
You just said to me, you said to me when we surfed the other day...
I can't believe that this is happening.
We were having a conversation and you were telling me...
I'm not fighting any more.
You were telling me you surfed two months ago, you're lying.
You lied.
(BELLS TOLL)
That skipped my god damn mind, I am so sorry.
You lied. Pardon? Oh, OK.
I am never gonna be able to trust you if you keep doing this.
You do it with a lot of things, Billy.
Like what?
That you keep coming and getting caught out on them,
'cause they're lies.
Like the Splenda this morning in the kitchen!
If there is no sweetener, just say, "I don't have sweetener!"
My roommate has sweetener, I couldn't find it.
You didn't know, then you told me you didn't know, so just be honest.
It's not a big deal.
Just be honest, man.
If you're telling little white lies because, you know,
you've bought a special present for your partner
and you wanted to cover it up until you give it to them,
or it's coming up to Christmas,
of course, I get those, 100%.
How is me saying when you're getting to know someone, Billy...
I wasn't lying about the Splenda!
You... I am not going into it.
If I lied to you and I was cheating on you,
you know, yes, have a problem!
But this is ridiculous! No, it's not.
It is ridiculous...
How dare you tell me it's ridiculous.
It was ridiculous!
'Cause you're a liar and I have to deal with it?
I'm the one who has to put up with this shit
and you're telling me that?
You're getting called out and you don't like it.
Called out, yeah, go ahead, call me out, that's great.
You called me out.
It's absolutely fine if you think that that's a huge big deal,
that's absolutely...
It is because you lied to me and it's not honest
and I will not take any form of lying and no trust.
This is killing me.
'Cause you don't like getting called out
on the fact that you talk shit?
No, I don't like being treated like shit!
Don't lie to me, Billy.
OK, treated worthless and like a piece of shit!
I'm over it.
That is the point here!
I don't wanna get into it.
You don't want to get into it 'cause you're wrong, not me.
I'm out. Off you go.
So what, I'm wrong, OK, I admit I'm wrong, about the surfing.
About the lying, not the surfing!
That there was no Splenda in there, I couldn't find the Splenda!
Wow.
It's about the lying, not the act.
(SOMBRE MUSIC)
(MUSIC SOFTENS)
I'm not cheating on her,
I'm not lying about my feelings for her...
(GENTLE MUSIC)
You know, what is the problem?
I'm trying to do everything that I can for her, you know?
(GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES)
It's not good enough.
I haven't been in a long-term relationship before.
I've always run away from everything as soon as it got hard, so...
I'm...
(GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I'm trying really, really hard for this.
(BREATHES SHAKILY)
(SNIFFS)
I just want this to work with her.
I'm really (BLEEP) trying.
(GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES)
(SNIFFS)
Commitment Ceremony was completely behind me until this.
I was like, let sleeping dogs lie,
take everything on board, you know, that they said to me.
(GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES)
But she hasn't had the same...
..the same kind of realisation.
NARRATOR: In Melbourne,
Mark is hoping to infuse some romance into his and Ning's relationship
and has planned a trip down memory lane.
mark: I reckon that it would have been just about here.
I've brought Ning back to the wedding venue today
to reminisce about the day
and just realise how far we have come.
So much has changed,
we've experienced so much stuff together,
like the good, the bad and sometimes the ugly.
So I feel like we've come a long way and you know,
it's beautiful to be here and I'm more myself
and you're more yourself.
What we could do, 'cause we're here, is recreate that moment.
But maybe we could recreate the moment
to suggest where we are in the relationship now.
With so many emotions and feelings and concerns on the day...
(GENTLE MUSIC)
(EXHALES DEEPLY)
..I think it's quite important to capture where it all started.
(LAUGHTER) Hey...
Hello.
Mark.
Ning, how are you?
Hi, I'm Mark.
I'm like "Hi, I'm Ning," and then...
(FAIRYTALE MUSIC)
I'm just here for the food and the drinks.
Not to meet you, just for the food.
OK. I'm just here for the food.
(LAUGHTER) Sorry. Yeah, I remember that, yeah.
And then I said, "Oh, you're getting a bit cold."
No, that's even worse.
Any excuse to touch me, jeez.
Oh...
I was like, "Oh..."
But now we're better.
Yep. Yeah.
I feel like it's more relaxed being here
and I'm so much more comfortable with you.
Standing in that spot today with Mark,
it just made me realise Mark is a great guy
and I think I do need to sort of put my big girl pants on
and apologise for, you know, my actions.
I feel like it with such, like, a long time ago
since we both where here and...
..I feel like,
I don't know, I felt like I've let you down a little bit.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
Like you are my husband and this is a real marriage, you know.
I owe it to, you know, say sorry for being stupid
and not thinking before I say things to you and I know...
..um...
..it has hurt you.
Yep.
Yeah. Mmm.
It's just feels nice to be here and be with you
and, you know, you're still here and I'm glad you're still here.
I know that you wouldn't say that lightly.
We've come so far.
In fact, I reckon that we've probably come the furthest
out of all the couples, I reckon.
(TRIUMPHANT MUSIC)
I'd like to recreate another moment.
May I kiss the bride?
(TRIUMPHANT MUSIC CONTINUES)
(BELLS TOLL)
NARRATOR: In Sydney,
Jules and Cam are sailing smoothly through their Homestay.
Today, they're meeting Cam's parents for lunch
in the Northern Beaches.
(LAUGHTER)
And we just thought we'd bring out a little spread for you.
JULES: Oh, thank you. Salute.
ALL: Cheers. How lovely it is, darling,
honestly, Jules, just so lovely to see you again, darling.
Thank you. How good are you guys?
CAM: We're really well.
But Cam's had me doing cricket.
Mate, you should see Jules's cover drive.
It is spectacular.
Are you left or right handed, darling?
Right-handed. Are you? Do you put...
You've got to make sure, when you're batting...
Ross, I don't know, I just hit.
(LAUGHTER)
I don't know.
I couldn't honestly be happier right now in this moment with Jules.
It's so important for Mum and Dad to get the same feeling that I do
and if I've got their full support and they're happy,
then everything is magic.
Jules, would you like to come inside and I'll just show you Cameron's den.
Oh, I'd love to! Sounds good.
My den. (LAUGHTER)
My shrine.
See ya. Bye.
(LAUGHTER)
Jules, I'd like you to meet Cameron's den.
(PLAYFUL MUSIC)
This was all Cameron's memorabilia that he had
right through from day one.
It's like a little shrine for Cam, isn't it?
Yes, I know, I know.
Also, he's got some really amazing little photos when he was little.
I'd love to see them.
I mean, Cameron did have 31 albums.
31 baby albums?
Baby albums, yes.
How good it is to see you.
I've missed you too, buddy. I've missed you, mate.
I have missed you too.
But we're so happy, it's ridiculous.
But truly, really,
you think this young lady is the one?
Are Mum and I looking at our future daughter-in-law
and perhaps the one
that's going to allow us to have the little pitter patter of feet
around Dee Why?
And your answer is actually yes.
Lovely.
'Cause here's the little thing.
When I told her I loved her, it was because I just got clucky
and I generally went...
..I can see Jules, like, just having little dreamers.
(LAUGHTER)
How good is that?
A little bit scary, but... I don't care.
A little scary. I don't care.
But when I actually felt that,
that's when I told her, "This is how I feel about you."
What did she think? Exactly the same.
Did she? Yeah.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
(EXHALES)
I must admit, I remember when I first told your mum
that I loved her...
..and it was with the genuineness of light from the heart.
You know, I mean, that's all you can do.
Yeah. That's all you can do,
is to commit to each other
and to say that one loves each other
and be honest.
I think she's absolutely lovely, I really do.
Mum thinks she's absolutely gorgeous, right,
and if that's the choice that you want to make,
then honestly, mate,
Mum and I are 100% behind you.
Thanks, mate. Believe me.
Thanks, mate.
Love you, buddy.
Love you, mate. Love you, pal.
That means a lot. I love you, mate.
(GENTLE MUSIC)
NARRATOR: As the sun sets around the country...
Mmm, it's so good to have you here.
Aw, it's nice to be here.
..our couples are calling it a night.
This is the best pillow.
I think it's my favourite pillow.
My shoulder? Mm-hmm.
Some are in heaven...
Wait...
(LAUGHTER) You're so cute. Oi, test it out.
Mwah. There you go. Two?
Mmm, you smell like cake. Oh...
..for others, it's more like hell...
All good, darl?
Are you gonna change these pillow slips?
Do you want to?
Right-o. They smell.
They do. (CHUCKLES) They do.
Here we go.
Here's all your friends, show me what you do.
I like to put my leg, my knee, up like that,
which takes a bit of the pressure off my lower back.
And then I just...
So what's the deal with that one on that side?
What happens when I roll over?
..some are going it alone...
(LIGHT MUSIC)
..and some are just happy to be back in the same bed again.
One, two, three...
Oh...
(LAUGHTER) NIC: Aw, you nailed that one.
(CYRELL LAUGHING) Yeah.
NIC: Alright, no snoring please.
NARRATOR: Coming up, Billy reaches breaking point...
Had you turned around and said, "You know, you're right.
"Sorry, Susie, I shouldn't have said that like that..."
I'm so sick of taking everything...
SUSIE: You got very defensive, very upset.
I'm really, really struggling.
SUSIE: That is why we are here right now.
You acted ridiculously. BILLY: No.
SUSIE: You can't take it.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Please go.
(BELLS TOLL)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
NARRATOR: After a promising start to the week...
(YAWNS)
..a heated argument has dragged Susie and Billy even further apart.
I thought that everything had changed.
Nothing has changed.
We had a massive, massive blow up, once again.
I don't know what she wants me to say, that I'm sorry?
I'm not sorry.
I'm not sorry for trying to make this relationship work.
I'm not trying... I'm not sorry for trying too hard.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(SUSIE FLASHBACK) You lied to me and it's not honest!
And I will not take any form of lying and no trust!
It's about the lying!
(SUSIE REAL TIME) Hello.
Hello.
(CLEARS THROAT)
(GRUNTS)
What's up?
(SCOFFS) What do you think is up?
Do you want to have a chat, about what happened?
Yeah, I think we're gonna have to.
(TENSE MUSIC)
SUSIE: Right, OK, well...
I don't really know what to say to you then, if I'm honest.
The last thing you said to me was "Well I am leaving,"
and you got up and you left.
Yeah, I left the beach.
Mmm, OK.
(TENSE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I was quite upset.
I was very upset as well.
Really? Yeah.
And clearly, you still don't understand why I was upset.
You're upset about me fibbing.
Yep.
'Cause you keep lying.
These little white lies keep coming out.
How can I believe anything that comes out your mouth?
You've kept on doing it. You are very, very, very hard...
I've only asked...
..to have a relationship with and I am trying my best.
..I've only asked for one thing.
Even after I have had a week of being belittled and talked to...
Oh, I'm not going to listen to that crap,
'cause I don't believe all of that.
You haven't listened to what the experts have said with...
With what?
..picking all these small things...
..and not compromising whatsoever.
Hang on, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
I have taken on what the experts have said
and since that Commitment Ceremony,
I've been nothing but fabulous to you.
And now that happened at the beach.
It is not a big deal. It was never a big deal.
You've made it into a very big deal.
It is not a deal breaker and it should not...
No, you made it into a big deal! No...
No, no.
Don't point your finger at me, man.
Don't point your finger at me. You made it into a big deal.
No, Billy. Not me.
When I, I brought it up with you,
because I'm not quiet and a little sook like you,
you got very defensive, very upset, very aggro and you walked off.
That is why we are here right now.
That's what happened.
I'm so sick of taking everything.
I'm really, really struggling.
You acted ridiculously. No.
You can't take it.
I am not budging.
I've had enough.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Please go.
Honestly. Go?
Go.
No, I really need you to...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
NARRATOR: Tomorrow night...
(SQUEALS) (LAUGHTER)
..as the Homestays continue...
What are we celebrating?
I'm not doing its butt!
Yeah, it's training for having a baby.
(SQUEALS) (LAUGHING) What is wrong with you?
..Dan's mum turns up the heat...
Are you falling in love with Dan?
It was very full on.
You're probably a little bit insecure.
To be quite honest,
I don't think she is right for Dan.
..and...
I can't sit here and play happy family.
..a shock confession from Mick...
Completely turned me off in this whole situation.
..leaves Jess reeling.
Disgusting!
You are disgusting!
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