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NARRATOR: Previously...
And the Oscar goes to... (APPLAUDS)

..feedback week
exposed even more cracks...

"Your extreme sense of masculine
pride and fragile ego

"are difficult to deal with..."

..as Jacqui did not hold back
in her honesty letter.

"I'm concerned that you financially
contribute less than I will..."

I will never be a stay-at-home dad.

It's insulting
that I would even consider that.

Paul's brutal confession...

..left Carina feeling blindsided.

You threw me under the bus
with Awhina's sister.

I don't hate the girl.

JOHN: Oh!
ALESSANDRA: The girl!

MEL AND ALESSANDRA:
"I don't hate the girl."

NARRATOR: But it was Dave's coldness
at the dinner party...

I feel like our entire relationship
is a lie.

..that shocked the room...

MEL: This is not the Dave we know.
JOHN: No.

AWHINA: Who is that man?
That's not the Dave I've met.

NARRATOR:
..and left Jamie heartbroken.

JAMIE: He's hurt me so much!

Who have I been laying next to
this whole experiment, Dave?

Tonight...

I feel inadequate sometimes.
I feel like I don't measure up.

..vulnerabilities laid bare.

It's because maybe he's not
attracted to me like I am to him.

It's the second-last commitment
ceremony of the experiment.

I came here to find
my forever person

and I wholeheartedly hope
that it's Jeff.

ALESSANDRA: I love that.
MEL: Yeah.

JOHN: Somebody over there is lying.

NARRATOR: The experts
apply the pressure...

JOHN: You're lacking
emotional intelligence.

There seems to be
a sensitivity chip missing.

NARRATOR: ..as Paul faces
the consequences

of his honesty letter.

I felt like I can't fully trust him
right now.

Are you now questioning
whether or not you and Paul

are truly compatible as a couple?

(EXHALES) I didn't expect that.

(GROANS)

And then...

JOHN: We spent five couch sessions
with you

thinking everything is going well.

NARRATOR: ..Dave's moment of truth.

Do you have romantic feelings
for Jamie, Dave?

Um...

(BRIGHT MUSIC PLAYS)

NARRATOR: The countdown is on

to the second-last commitment
ceremony of the experiment.

But last night's
explosive dinner party

has left lingering effects on most
of our couples, except Rhi and Jeff.

Is this the most comfortable
that you've ever been?

Oh, yeah, this is great.

This might be the new position
where we chat on the couch.

What me and Rhi have
is pretty special

and that's what relationships
should be like.

(LAUGHS)

Sometimes I look around
and other couples are fighting

and it's hard to see
and I'm just like,

"Oh, I just wish you guys
could be on the same page as us."

Last night's dinner party revealed

feedback week has exposed cracks
in several relationships.

I think the biggest moment from last
night was definitely Dave and Jamie.

No-one saw that coming.

It's clear as day Dave doesn't want
to sleep with her, in my eyes

and more importantly,
does he even like her?

ADRIAN: I would be more worried more
about that than the sex.

I walked off confused.
Yeah, that's what she...

And I can only imagine
what she feels.

I know.

RYAN: It just goes to show,

you don't know what goes on
internally

that was making her, like,
dissatisfied...

JACQUI: Yeah.
..you know.

With Dave, like, I feel annoyed
because...

Yeah.
..he wasn't reflecting early on...

and he wasn't being open
and communicating with her.

JEFF: I'm still so not sure
what's gonna happen there.

RHI: Yeah, I feel for Jamie,
like, seeing her so upset.

Dave wasn't himself last night,
that's for sure.

No, not at all.
Just, yeah, super distant.

Yeah.

I just didn't realise
that so many people

were in so much trouble, really.

But it's not just Jamie and Dave's
relationship that's on shaky ground.

CARINA: I feel like feedback week
had a negative impact

on Paul and my relationship.

I do feel a little bit let down
by Paul.

I think how he wrote his letter,
he didn't realise the consequences.

In his honestly letter,

Paul revealed a comment
Carina had made privately

about Awhina's twin sister,
who Paul had one dated.

She said, "Oh, I didn't know you
would go for that kind of calibre."

Yeah.
AWHINA: Wow.

"I feel like she is a bit of a snob
sometimes

"and can come across as very judgy

"and I'll be honest with you,
this is giving me the ick."

CARINA: Did you read that to Awhina?
Yep.

At the dinner party, Awhina accepted
Carina's heartfelt apology.

It was a rude comment, it was
disrespectful and I judged you

and I'm sorry if that comment
just hurt you so much.

But tensions arose
between Carina and Paul.

You threw me under the bus, Paul.

You brought up the comment
about Awhina's sister.

No-one had to know about that
but you and me.

Last night's dinner party just had
no resolution between Paul and I.

And I'm struggling to move past it.

The whole, like, feeling like
you got thrown under the bus

or say that you have your walls up
and everything is...

Yeah, I think I'm still struggling
a little bit with just that part.

I'm a bit surprised, like, how you
can't see where I'm coming from,

with, like,
feeling a little bit hurt

and right now,
I've just lost the trust.

I would never throw my partner
under the bus like that.

If I had thrown that comment

at a dinner party in front of
15 people, I would understand,

but it was literally only between
Awhina and I.

Yeah, but, like, the whole task
was about me giving feedback,

so the fact that now it's completely
being turned around

and it's all about you
and how you feel, you know...

This task was meant to be
between Awhina and I.

I was meant to be honest
and open with her.

That's what I've done.
That's what I did.

Now it gets thrown back in my face
and now all of a sudden I just...

Carina doesn't trust me anymore.

While feedback week exposed cracks
in Carina and Paul's relationship...

for Eliot,

Veronica's honesty letter shattered
any hopes of a relationship at all.

I think this has kind of been
bubbling under the surface.

There's kind of been
this sort of thin veneer

covering Veronica's resentment
that she had towards me

and since reading out our letters,
that veneer has gone

and it's obvious
that my wife hates me.

Obviously she mentioned Dave a lot
in her letter, which is weird

when you're writing a letter about
the concerns about our relationship.

"I don't have to prompt Dave
to open up.

"When Dave and I converse,
it's effortless

"and the communication
flows easily.

"Dave makes me feel connected
and seen

"but unfortunately I don't feel
the same way with you."

OK.

I don't know what to say.

Like, it sucks
that you feel that way.

I tried to connect with your letter
and I tried...

Do you think that that's appropriate
that you're patronising me, Eliot?

When you do that...

Do you think that that's appropriate
that you're patronising me?

So, it turns out we still can't be
in the same room together.

You have no respect

and I'm not interested in pursuing
anything with you.

You're beneath me.

And the Oscar goes to... (APPLAUDS)
Veronica!

Her letter I think just took things
over the top.

I feel like I've really pushed
myself outside my comfort zone,

trying to make it work

but there's no real way that I could
reconcile with Veronica now.

This isn't something
that we can overcome as a couple.

NARRATOR: The commitment ceremony
is just hours away,

where our couples
will face the experts

and decide whether to stay
in the experiment...

or leave their marriages.

But one bride is yet to decide
if she'll attend at all.

DAVE: Hey, how are you?
(JAMIE LAUGHS)

How you going?
I'm Jamie.

I'm Dave, your big friendly giant
soon-to-be husband.

I vow to be open and honest
with my feelings,

I vow to make you feel seen
and heard.

(LAUGHS) What?
It's OK. You're safe.

Don't worry.
(LAUGHS)

OK. You guys gotta go.
(LAUGHS)

See you, guys.
You haven't even said goodbye.

Pack her up, boys!
(LAUGHS)

JAMIE: Now I'm really thinking
future

and I felt my feelings just went...
(IMITATES EXPLOSION)

They did.
Massively.

It makes me feel all warm
and fuzzy and excited

thinking about the future.

(LAUGHS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

JAMIE: I genuinely believed we were
in a really good place.

So, right now, I don't feel
confident in my relationship.

I don't know
who I've been married to.

At the dinner party,
Jamie and the rest of the group

struggled to deal with
an uncharacteristically cold Dave.

MEL: Gosh, Dave's so different.

JOHN: He's got a wall up.
He's detached.

He's checked out.

JAMIE: Who have I been laying
next to this whole experiment, Dave?

I'm not at the level of love
that you have.

It's not "Tell me you love me"!
It's how far in we are!

You have not showed up for me!
(CRIES)

JEFF: Do you want this relationship?

Of course I want this to work.

I am sorry that I made you feel
that way. I really am.

Like, you are so special to me.

I am sorry.

JAMIE: Yesterday was a hard day

and I 100% still question
Dave's feelings.

That's why Dave needs to
prove himself.

Like, knock on my door with flowers,
Post-It notes,

write a poem, everything.

(KNOCKS)

Prove that what he's saying
is genuine.

Prove that, like, yeah, I haven't
just fallen in love with someone

who doesn't exist.

That's what I'm hoping for today.
This is day one of him proving it.

How are you feeling?
Fantastic.

Oh. Good.

Um...

Yeah, I guess I just want to say...
last night, there was...

I don't know, you did speak to me,

like, probably the worst
you've spoke to me

throughout this experiment.

You said some things to me
that hurt me last night as well.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Dave, seriously, that's what
you're gonna get hung up on?

Well, it seems like this whole...

As well as, like, the intimacy
and stuff throughout,

you've really talked about,
you know, how good it was

and then now it's, like...
it's not at all.

And you know what, coming at me
the way you did,

it took me back 'cause I just
didn't that we had that...

I need you to just stop
what you're doing right now.

Don't defend yourself, don't
plead your case, don't save face,

whatever the hell it is you're doing

and realise how badly
you've let me down and just own it.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

I'm not feeling the way that
she wants me to feel,

or, like, demanding for me to feel,
so...

Just because you're jumping
to demands,

doesn't mean I'm gonna do it.

You came in last night
wanting to keep me...

Yeah...
..wanting to fight for me.

Fight for me, homeboy.
Fight for me.

Well, it just seems like
it's not happening.

Like, I'm... I'm...

You haven't even tried one day,
Dave!

But this is a conversation...

You just don't understand
where I'm coming from.

Stop with this bullshit.

I don't feel the way you feel,
Jamie.

It's hard for me to express that.
How many times...

I'm not asking you to!

But when you tell me last night
that you're going to prove it to me

and then you come in
and cast problems onto me,

like, what are we doing here?

Why did you give me
some bullshit excuse last night

that you're gonna...
I do care about you, Jamie.

Oh, you care...
I do.

You telling the table you care
and you want to fight for us.

What was that? Just to look like
a hero for a minute?

Stop (BLEEP) with me, 'cause my
feelings are real and it's not fair.

OK.

But if this is day one of trying to
prove yourself, excellent.

This is it?

I guess so.

Alright.
Jesus Christ.

I knew it. I knew he was lying to me
last night. I knew it.

Don't pull me aside and tell me
you're gonna show up for me

if you can't even get through
the first morning.

Up until a couple of days ago,
I had a husband

and a positive outlook on the future

with a man
who doesn't like me enough

to compliment me
or initiate affection.

He (BLEEP) it up. He did.

And the fact he can even come in
and even cast any problems onto me

is (BLEEP) laughable.

My bedroom.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

He should be ashamed of himself.

I'm not (BLEEP) writing 'stay'
tonight.

There is no chance.

He's an absolute (BLEEP) liar.

We are now a team of three.
Understood?

We don't need that (BLEEP) psycho.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

JOHN: Greetings, gents.
MAN: Hello, guys.

MEL: Hello, guys.
Hello. How you going?

Grab a seat.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Oh, greetings, ladies.

Come and join us.
MEL: Hi, ladies.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(RHI LAUGHS)

Welcome, everybody,

to the second-last commitment
ceremony of this experiment.

You've come off a huge week,
feedback week,

where we created new pairings

so that you could get a different
perspective on your relationship

from people that had watched you
and got to know you.

And this is a very important part
of the experiment

because it allows you
to widen your perspective...

and certainly,
it has landed for some couples.

Now, what became clear to us
last night

while we were watching
the dinner party

is that a number of you have not been
open and honest with us

at previous commitment ceremonies.

So, what we ask of you tonight
is open up and let us in.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

MEL: Our first couple
up on the couch is...

Awhina and Adrian.

(BRIGHT MUSIC PLAYS)
(APPLAUSE)

Hello, you two.
ADRIAN: Hey. How you going?

AWHINA: Hello.

Well, we're more interested in
how you're going.

Do you want to start?
No, you can start.

I'll start. We're going good.

Last week, we discussed that
honesty letter and essentially...

Mm-hm.
..our letters were exactly the same.

They just looked
a little bit different.

..for me, that was a pivotal moment
in our relationship.

We recognised
that we stopped asking questions,

so now it's asking questions
and meaning it

and we're both being curious
about each other again.

I did like that we'd both written
similar things in our letters.

It sounds like this letter writing

helped you both arrive
at the same point,

this acknowledgement that there's
been a bit of a disconnection.

Yeah.

It wasn't just the task that we had.

After our time apart,
I did realise that, you know,

I do care for Awhina and, yeah,
I feel like we're progressing.

So, how do you now
keep the walls down?

Well, we're going to
couples' massage tomorrow.

That'll be a fun time.
Great. (LAUGHS)

Go away, Adrian, you dirty hog.

Well, sounds like you've reached
a bit of a turning point.

Yeah, I think the most important
thing is it feels easy again.

It feels like we're actually
enjoying each other's company.

I think we're gonna go to a decision.

It's an easy one.

Stay.
Brilliant.

(APPLAUSE)

And Awhina?

Yeah, I think everyone knows
it was an easy one this week.

MAN: Well done.
WOMAN: Yay!

(APPLAUSE)

MEL: Well done, guys.
ADRIAN: Thank you.

We are so delighted that
you've reached this point.

Now, stay curious,
ask those questions...

and allow each other
to keep getting closer.

100%.
Yeah, and get sweaty tomorrow.

Do it.
(LAUGHTER)

(APPLAUSE)
Thank you.

BETH: Good job, guys.

(LAUGHTER)

Our next couple up on the couch...

(TENSE MUSIC)

Veronica and Eliot.

(APPLAUSE)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Hello.
ELIOT: How we doing?

VERONICA: Hello.
ALESSANDRA: Hi.

Well, where to start with you two?

(TENSE MUSIC)

Eliot, why don't we start with you?

We just seem to have this pattern
with how we communicate,

where we don't see eye to eye
at all.

It's pretty combative

and it just follows
the same trajectory, no matter what,

where we disagree.

It seems to escalate
and then she leaves

and then that's where it's left.

Hmm.

Veronica, how would you describe
the way you guys communicate?

I feel like when I...

When we talk, he sort of will take
jabs at me, he's kind of baiting me.

He'll make comments to me like,

"Oh, you think you're pretty smart,
don't you?"

I'm just shut down
almost immediately.

You know, I'll say, "You said that
the thing was red, but it's blue,"

like, for example

and then, instead of talking about
the fact that the thing is blue,

we go on this whole tangent about
how my emotions are out of control

and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
and we talk about literally nothing

and I'm, like, by the end of it,
I've literally lost my mind.

I'm, like, "I don't (BLEEP) know
what's going on here!" Like...

I'm, like, "Goodbye.
I'm leaving the room."

And I've just got to go.

Like, I've gotta go

because no matter how many times
I say "How do we resolve it,

"what do you need from me, what can
I do," it doesn't end well for me.

And I feel completely blindsided

by this, like, whole
amazing, beautiful persona

you're putting on
with the whole group.

I'm, like, "Look at this man.
Who is this?"

Eliot, as I'm watching you listen...
ELIOT: Mmm.

..to Veronica's story here,
you're pulling a lot of faces.

Story's a good way to put it.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Do you believe that you have been
baiting her,

have been insulting her?

There's just so many things
just now that she said

that are just blatant lies.

Like, I've categorically...
(SIGHS) Oh, god.

..never said to you
"You think you're pretty smart."

(SCOFFS)
Like, for you to say that...

Like, this is what I'm talking
about. It's on camera.

Yeah, I know.
It's on camera.

That's why I'm confident
to say that I didn't say it.

(LAUGHS) Oh, my god!
This is so wild!

(LAUGHS)

For you just say that,
"Oh, you think you're pretty smart,"

to me is wild.

Like, I know exactly what I say.

So, for you to say that I bait you,
it's just like...

You're clearly the one
that's doing the baiting.

What?

Why would I lie about that?

There's a lot of things
that make me ask that question.

Is it surprising to you
that when we talk in public

that people do tend to see
my side of things?

I'm not asking for anyone else's
opinion on our relationship...

Well, sometimes it's worth it
if we're disagreeing on something

to get some sort of objective truth,

because you say one thing,
I say another.

People see the whole story.

Well, what do people see?

You were this cool chick

and everyone I think
can validate that as well.

But then you come here,
you sit at the dinner party,

you sit in that chair and you're,
like, a totally different person.

And you say things
and you're, like...

"What are you saying?"

It's not making sense to us and I'm
sure it's not making sense to Eliot.

So it's like
we actually don't know you.

This is why no-one
can believe a word you're saying.

JOHN: Rhi, you were with Eliot
this week.

What was your experience like
with him?

RHI: Yeah, look, Eliot and I,

well, we actually hadn't said more
than "Hi, how are you," I think,

so I felt like I was getting to know
Eliot from scratch.

In saying that,

Veronica and I have been friends
throughout this entire experiment,

so obviously I know
Veronica's views on everything.

But, yeah, look,
I had a great time with Eliot.

He bought me fruit because he knows
I'm into health and fitness,

he taught me a card game which I was
very bad at for quite some time

and finally got good at it.

She beat me in the end.

I did, the third round.
(LAUGHS)

We listened to music,
we got to know each other.

It was an easy three days.
And I enjoyed them.

VERONICA: Sounds good,
those three days.

He's never taught me any card games.
(LAUGHS)

I've offered to play cards with you
multiple times.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Like, you know that I'm into games
and stuff.

You have never asked me
if I want to play card games.

(AWHINA SIGHS)

OK. That's weird that I've suddenly
started liking card games...

when Rhi came around.

I don't... We've never had
this conversation

about you liking card games.

The whole retreat,
I was playing chess and...

Connect Four.

..Connect Four,
playing with everybody.

ADRIAN: That's why it's hard
to believe you, V.

Why wouldn't you offer
to play with me in the house?

Well, I have.
I'm saying that I have.

You've not done that in the house!

TEEJAY: Jeez.

This is what... Like, it just
takes me completely by surprise.

AWHINA: Have you wanted
to play with him?

ADRIAN: Yeah, have you given him
the chance?

Have you been there long enough?

Oh, where's the truth?

JOHN: I've just spent
the last several minutes

hearing all sorts of back-and-forth.

Frankly, I've got no idea
what the hell is going on.

But what I do know

is that somebody over there

is lying.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

JOHN: What I do know

is that somebody over there

is lying.

Someone is not telling the truth.

It's like the two of you
are living in different realities...

ELIOT: Mmm.

..because one person says it's black
and the other one says it's white.

Yeah.

And I'm sure the group finds this
the same as well.

That is essentially
the only consistent thing

about the two of you,
that you disagree a lot.

What I've noticed with you two
is that, particularly Veronica,

when you're addressing Eliot,

there seems to be a disdain in
your voice, like the respect is gone.

In life, I just say it how it is
and I'm blunt.

I just gotta say, like, ever since
that first dinner party,

it's felt like she hates my guts...

with little moments where...
of kindness in between.

Hates your guts?
Hates my guts.

That's a very strong thing to say.
Yeah.

Is it the tone or...

The tone,
the content of what she says.

Everything aligns perfectly

to be something that someone
that wouldn't like me would say.

I mean, I've got to ask you,
Veronica, do you hate his guts?

No.

No-one else talks to me like that.

People that literally
screamed at me across the table

at the first dinner party,
I'm, like, mates with.

I can extend the longest
olive branch and it's not enough.

It's impossible
to try to reconcile with you.

It's... It's exhausting.

Um, I don't hate you...

despite what you might think.

And I really did try,

so I'm sorry that you feel that way.

Um... Yeah, that...

That felt like you did hate me,
with the way you said that.

(SIGHS)

Yeah.

Alright, let's go to the decision.
Stay or leave?

And we're gonna go with you first,
Eliot.

We tried to make it work
and I feel like it really didn't,

so I've written leave.

But I feel like I can leave

knowing that I really did give it
my best shot.

Veronica, for you?

I can't believe
that it's taken this point for us

to come up with something
that we actually agree on.

Mmm.
(LAUGHS)

Yeah, look,
we're very different people

and I don't think that there was
really hope for this

eventuating into anything more,
so, yeah, I've written leave.

(SOLEMN MUSIC)

Well, when two people say leave,

obviously that means
it's pretty much done and dusted.

We've loved having you
in this experiment. It was different.

And, look, one thing that I wanted to
say to you, Eliot,

was that, you know,
when we first met,

it didn't work out with Lauren and...
Mmm.

..you and I had a sit-down...
Yeah.

It was pretty tense,
pretty combative...

It was not too bad.
..but it needed to happen.

Yeah, yeah.

And when we invited you back,
we had our concerns.

Is this a guy that could learn?
Could he pivot?

Could he break patterns?
We weren't sure.

But I want to commend you
for coming in a second time,

facing the music,

because they were not in your corner.

Now, the fact that you didn't
work out with Veronica,

that's relationships.

But what we wanted to see
was a different Eliot

and we are thrilled at the progress
and the self-development.

Thank you.
Those are really kind words.

Just finally, what do you take away
from this experiment?

You can never judge a book
by its cover.

Like, it takes time
to really see all sides of a person

and so you can't have
too many preferences.

My goodness. I never thought
I'd ever hear you say that, Eliot.

(LAUGHS)
That is a breakthrough.

It is. Yep.

And for you too,

you've got a chance to do it
differently in the future,

so good luck with that.

Thank you.
Thank you.

(APPLAUSE)
You can go back to the group.

Alright, our next couple
up on the couch...

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

..Jacqui and Ryan.

RYAN: Hey.
(APPLAUSE)

Here they come.
ALESSANDRA: Hello, guys.

MEL: Hello.
How are we?

Yeah, good. Sit down.
JACQUI: Thank you.

Oooh.

Hi.

Well, I think we're gonna get
straight into this.

Feedback week, Ryan,
how did it land for you

and did it change your view
of the relationship

or did you learn anything new?

The feedback letter
that Jacqui wrote for me,

there's definitely aspects of that
letter that I need to take on board

and I'm willing to do so.

So, on the other side of that,

it was a bit of
a character assassination.

I actually felt kind of on trial
for being myself.

I did feel quite attacked by her.

She brought up
a lot of things like masculinity,

about ego, about gender roles.

Sometimes I feel like we're in
a bit of a university debate.

Like, she came back in
after the task and said,

"Ryan, how do you feel about being
a stay-at-home dad?"

And...

His response was... (GASPS)

"I am offended that you would even
ask that question."

No, no.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

You were offended
I asked the question.

I know how you feel about it.

I'm sorry, but I just don't...
I don't want that

because I've got
so many other important things

that I want to do with my life.

I feel like
because Ryan is closed off

on certain issues like parenting...

I do need to be more open.

..and his goals
and dreams and ambitions...

there's no room for me

because I need equal opportunity
in my relationship.

If I get an opportunity

where I can go to New York
for six months and work,

I want to be able
to take that opportunity.

If I'm in a coma...

I need to know that my husband's
gonna step up to the plate.

His way of thinking is, like,
"It's my way."

And on every single thing,
we have an iss...

Like, everything. It started with
the temperature, the couch...

Oh...
..what we are eating for dinner.

Jacqui!
(LAUGHTER)

..and now it's become, like,
parenting.

It's, like, his way and then
I have to fight for my needs...

That's not true.
..to be considered.

That is not true at all.
It is, though.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm talking from the heart and
things that are important to me

and I feel like I'm trapped
and I've got no way out

and I just feel like
you're not hearing me.

Pressure on me do something
that you don't want to...

No, you don't have to do anything.

You just have to be open
to considering

being a stay-at-home dad.

I cannot be with someone
who won't support me.

It's a non-negotiable.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

This is an absolute deal breaker
for me.

Pressure on me to do something
that I don't want to do...

No, you don't have to do anything.

You just have to be open
to considering

being a stay-at-home dad.

I cannot be with someone
who won't support me.

It's a non-negotiable.

This is an absolute deal breaker
for me.

MEL: Ryan, again, having an openness

to where your life, you know,
could potentially take you

is, I think,
what Jacqui's asking for here...

not for you to say "Right now,
I'm gonna give up my career

"and be the stay-at-home dad."

But I think she just needs to hear

that you have some flexibility
in thought

and some openness to maybe
do things a little differently.

OK. Yep.
I fully understand what you mean.

Yes, I will...I will definitely
give it more consideration

because I want you to...
Yeah.

..I want you to feel as if that I am
taking this seriously.

Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.

I raised these things
'cause I want us to work out,

I want to give us the opportunity
to work through these issues

because another lot of them
are really important to me

or they're gonna be deal-breakers.

Feedback's a gift.

I so wholeheartedly believe that.

And my letter
was full of, like, you know...

Can I be...
..it was, like, you know...

Can I be honest about something?

Every line,
I had the solution under it.

Things that you bring up sometimes
I feel are judgemental.

With the letter, I did feel like
it was reducing my character.

That was the energy I got from it.

Sometimes I do feel on trial
for being myself.

You know, you came into this saying
you have huge expectations,

you've got very high standards.

I feel inadequate sometimes.

I feel like I don't measure up.

(SIGHS)

Yeah.

Like, sometimes my mannerisms,

sometimes my ways of thinking
just don't...

(SIGHS)
It's OK.

It's OK.

It's OK.
JAMIE: Aw.

It's OK.

JOHN: I do like this side of Ryan...

and tonight, he's actually being
quite vulnerable with his feelings

in a way which probably
we haven't quite heard before.

Yeah.
Mmm.

I guess what I wanted to say to you,
Jacqui, is that, you know,

if your man is saying at times
"I feel like I don't measure up,"

it's very important to hear that.

Actually, you know what, she did
make a good point in her letter.

She said there's strength
in vulnerability.

Oh.

That's one thing that rang true
for me as well,

'cause I do struggle with that,
you know.

Yeah.

I've had to be the self-serving,
really tough exterior...

just manage everything on my own,
from the finances and the career,

believe it or not, all the way
to, like, adopting a dog

and just building my own life.

Yeah, like, I do struggle with that.
I do.

I am very aware
I do have very high standards.

Like, I said that
right from the beginning.

And literally I feel like this man

who is a completely different man
today

than the man who I married
on day one...

like, he is Mr Bachelor right now.

He's cooking me eggs now because
he heard Jeff cooked me eggs.

Like...
(LAUGHTER)

My gosh.
TEEJAY: For god's sakes, Jeff!

RYAN: I've gotta take a page
where it's due. You know, like...

The point is, I am...

I'm learning how to show up more
and, like, I'm taking feedback.

Alright, we're gonna go
to the decision.

Let's start with you, Jacqui.

I've said stay 'cause I do think
that Ryan will show up for me.

And I'll be showing up for him
as well.

So, stay.
Good.

Yeah.
Good, good, good.

Ryan, for you, stay or leave?

That letter just kind of knocked me
for six. It did.

And then I was wondering, like,

"Why would I want to be
with someone

"who has those distorted views
of me?"

But we were able to process things,

so let's see if that continues.

Good. Good, good, good, good.
(APPLAUSE)

I like it. I like the vulnerability.

I like you having what are very
important conversations.

Mmm.

Good stuff, guys. Off you go.
Thank you very much.

Thank you so much.
Thanks, guys.

MEL: Well done, guys.
(APPLAUSE)

Our next couple up on the couch...

Beth and Teejay.

(APPLAUSE)

JOHN: Hey, you two.
TEEJAY: How you going?

MEL: Well, we're doing well,

but we're very curious about
how you guys are going.

BETH: Um...

Um, yeah, we obviously did
the partner swap

and we did the letter.

Since that letter,
I shared that I felt the reason

maybe me and Teejay
aren't intimate yet

is because maybe he's not
attracted to me like I am to him.

It's not something
I'd shared with him yet

'cause I felt too embarrassed
to ask that question...

in case I didn't like the answer.

I think I told myself
from the get-go

that maybe I wouldn't be good enough
for Teejay...

and then,
because the intimacy is lacking,

I instantly blame myself

and think maybe it's because
I'm not attractive enough

that he doesn't want to do
those things.

Can I just check
that I'm on the right track here?

Yeah.

So, you were in a sexual relationship
and then that's now off the table?

Labelling it
as a "sexual relationship"

probably isn't the right terminology
for it.

We were intimate once and then...

So you had sex...
COUPLE: Yep.

..and you haven't had it since.
TEEJAY: Correct. Yeah.

Right.

ALESSANDRA: Why would you say,
Teejay,

that sexual intimacy
and, like, physical intimacy

hasn't progressed for you two?

I genuinely believe
it's an emotional connection thing.

Didn't want this relationship
to feel like

it was just
a sexual-based relationship.

In the past, I probably have rushed
intimate connections

and neglected the emotional
and that's probably why

I haven't had a successful
relationship in the past.

That's really what I want to focus
on, is building that connection.

I really want to have,
like, our souls intertwining

before moving back into
the intimate side of things.

Beth, I wonder, do you feel
that you need your souls intertwine

in order to have sex
with one another?

For me, no.

To have an actual
lasting relationship, absolutely.

I did not come here
just to sleep with someone.

I came here for a relationship.
I want the deeper connection.

Because intimacy does feel
so much better with someone

when you have those feelings.

MEL: Teejay, where are your feelings
at at the moment towards Beth?

I thoroughly enjoy my time
with Beth.

We get along so well
and it's awesome.

Like, I feel so light
when I'm around her.

We're always laughing,
always smiling.

And I thought that Beth and I
were on the same page

about where we were at,

but when she mentioned
that she didn't think

that I was still
physically attracted to her,

I feel like maybe we weren't
on the same page.

Well, are you?

Am I physically attracted to Beth?
Absolutely.

Mmm.
Absolutely.

ALESSANDRA: Did you do anything
during the week, Teejay,

to show her that you desired her?

Probably not from, like, I didn't
try initiate anything in bed

or anything like that.

Doesn't have to be in bed.
Yep.

But for her to feel desired, it's not
just "Here's a nice cup of coffee."

Are you making out?

I wouldn't say we're making out.
We kiss.

I'm not often sticking my tongue
down her throat...

Well, maybe make out!
It's very high school, no?

Yeah.
It's not even.

I mean...
Yeah.

I'm not talking about
necessarily going all out

with the whips and chains...
Of course.

..but something where she feels,
"Oh, he, like, likes me."

Yep.

MEL: Alright, well, we're gonna go to
a decision, you guys.

We're gonna start with you, Beth.

I'm not done yet, so I'm staying.

Excellent.
(APPLAUSE)

And to you, Teejay.

I do want to keep learning more
about you

and I want to keep learning more
about us and where we can go,

so I wrote the same word - stay.

Brilliant. Good stuff.
(APPLAUSE)

Thank you so much.
Thanks, guys.

Thanks, guys.
Thank you. Thanks.

(APPLAUSE)

BETH: I feel good
after that couch session.

He said he's attracted to me
and I know it sounds stupid

but I guess it was just
the validation that I needed.

I've been beating myself up about it
and feeling really bad.

And at the end of the day,
this is new for me.

I've never had a boyfriend before,
ever.

This is all new
and I need to give myself a break.

NARRATOR: Next...

There seems to be
a sensitivity chip missing.

..Paul crosses the line.

JOHN: Paul,
you're really missing the point

and you're lacking
emotional intelligence.

And later...

JAMIE: I feel like
the person I've fallen in love with,

like, doesn't exist.

..is it the end of the road
for Jamie and Dave?

I need to know how the hell
you're going to convince me

that this hasn't been
a fake relationship.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Our next couple up on the couch...

Rhi and Jeff.

(BRIGHT MUSIC PLAYS)
(APPLAUSE)

JEFF: Hey, guys.
ALESSANDRA: Hello.

MEL: Hello.
JOHN: Rhi and Jeff.

(RHI LAUGHS)

How are you guys after feedback week?

Not too bad.
The partner swap was OK.

I feel like Eliot and I
had a great time.

But it just made me realise,
like, how great we do have it.

Yeah. I agree with that.
Like, I had a good time with Jacqui.

Had some awkward moments,
but it was good. It was a challenge.

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah, it made me realise
how much I missed Rhi

and I couldn't wait
to see her again.

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah. Like, by day three, I was
really, really ready to go home.

(LAUGHS) Yeah.

So you missed him? You missed Jeff?
I really did, yeah.

It just made me really grateful
for our relationship.

It was, like,
I definitely am all in.

And I did say in my letter,

like, I came here to find
my forever person

and I wholeheartedly hope
that it's Jeff.

MEL: Wow.

That's big.
Yeah.

ALESSANDRA: That's so great to hear.
Yeah.

Is it hot in here?
(LAUGHTER)

Jeff, do you think about life
outside of the experiment with Rhi

and what that's gonna look like?

Oh, definitely, yeah.

I'm actually not worried about
life outside the experiment

at all, really.

Our relationship's growing
stronger every single day

and it is becoming really special
for me

and, yeah, keen to see
what the future holds.

ALESSANDRA: I love that.
MEL: Yeah.

ALESSANDRA: We're gonna go to
the decision, you guys.

Perfect.
Sure.

I don't think we're gonna be
too surprised.

(LAUGHTER)
JOHN: What are they gonna do?

ALESSANDRA: Suspense!
We'll start with you, Jeff.

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah, I'm gonna stay.
MEL: Oh, lovely.

ALESSANDRA: Miss Rhi?
Yep.

Short and sweet.

I'm happy and I would like to stay
as well.

Yay.
(APPLAUSE)

ALESSANDRA: Excellent.
MEL: Very nice.

Well done.
Thanks for your time.

Well done, you guys.
Thank you.

Thank you. (LAUGHS)

MAN: Jeffrey.
OTHERS: Jeffrey.

Our next couple up on the couch...

(TENSE MUSIC)

..Carina and Paul.

PAUL: Eh!
(APPLAUSE)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

OK.
So, Paul, tell me...

Yes.
..what's going on?

Feedback week probably didn't go
as expected.

The honesty letter
that I had to write

raised a whole bunch of concerns.

What was in your letter
that brought concerns?

So, I spoke about, you know,
sort of...

I said that sometimes
she come across as...

I feel like she comes across
as a bit of a snob.

I know I should have
probably not used that word.

Is your thought
that Carina is a snob?

Well, see, that's the thing,

because I feel like sometimes she
comes across as being very judgy.

She judges people very quickly.

For what?

Help us understand
what kind of comment was made.

(TENSE MUSIC)

So, OK...

So, when I told Carina,
"Oh, look, I know Awhina..."

because I used to
basically date her twin sister...

so, Carina felt a bit weird about
the partner swap, which is fine.

Like, which is fair enough.

But then she made that
comment saying,

"Oh, like, I didn't think you would
go for that kind of calibre."

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

So, obviously, that comment
sort of triggered me a little bit.

You know, like, I personally
would never judge someone

for where they're from,
for where they live, how they look,

which is why I decided to raise it
into the letter.

Carina, how do you feel
about all this?

Obviously I'm not proud
of the comment that I made.

The comment was not cool.

I was very uncomfortable
partner-swapping.

I did it in insecurities,
defence mechanism.

That comment wasn't to be
out there to the universe

and that's what's happened now.

Awhina was incredible
and she fully accepted my apology.

But I feel a bit blindsided.

I thought, like, "He's my husband,
it's a safe space to open up"

and it's...

I mean, hearing all these things
from his letter

was the last thing
I was expecting from him.

I felt like I just had, like,
a punch to the heart.

Now I'm..
definitely got my guard up.

I feel like I can't fully trust him
right now.

Paul, why did you feel
it was important for you

to tell Awhina

that Carina at some point had made
a comment about Awhina's sister?

Again, she was being very judgy
of situations or people,

so I just wanted to have
Awhina's, you know, point of view

because I guess that was
the whole point of the task,

to have someone else's...

Well, yes, but if you had a bunch
of different examples

over the last couple of months,

why choose that one?

I just got caught up in the task.

The task was saying
well, just raise concerns.

I just wrote stuff...

Did you consider
Awhina's feelings about that,

how she might feel?

Well, no, because they were
concerns, so I just wanted to...

Why did you tell Awhina that at all?

You passed on an insult to Awhina
about her sister.

So there seems to be
a sensitivity chip missing.

'Cause, number one,
it was in confidence.

It's not considering
the repercussions

between Awhina and Carina,

yet also, it is something that
you clearly had been holding onto

for quite a while
and had not brought up yourself.

(SIGHS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Do you realise
the gravity of that choice?

(SIGHS)

I just... I just... I'm just
feeling, yeah, a bit hurt

because like, I just...I thought
that task was to raise concerns

and I just feel like
not a single one of them

were even taken seriously
or even slightly validated...

JOHN: Paul, I've got to jump in
and support Alessandra here

because essentially
you're really missing the point

and you're lacking
emotional intelligence.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

You're not reading the room.

Paul, I've got to jump in
and support Alessandra here

because
you're really missing the point

and you're lacking
emotional intelligence.

You're not reading the room.

For you to go to Awhina
without telling Carina about this

just smacks of essentially thinking
about yourself and nobody else.

You say things like that,
you throw grenades out there,

it's gonna blow you up,
it's gonna blow your relationship up.

ALESSANDRA: The whole thing
could've been avoided

if you simply had spoken to your wife

about what was bothering you
about her comment...

but instead of taking accountability,

you're acting like you're shocked

that Carina feels blindsided
and upset.

I know.

What is concerning
is the examples that you give

break confidence and break trust,

so the way you go about it
ends up skewing the focus

from where you wanted to be.

Yeah.

(SIGHS) Sorry.

I didn't mean to.

Carina, how has this made you feel
about your relationship with Paul?

Yeah, well, the number one thing
that I want

is a family with my partner

and to feel comfortable in going
to that person in a safe haven...

to open up and talk about things

that you wouldn't maybe say
to other people.

I feel like I can't fully trust him
right now.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Are you now questioning

whether or not you and Paul
are truly compatible as a couple?

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

A little bit. Yeah.

(PAUL SIGHS)

I didn't expect that. (EXHALES)

Sorry, it's a bit of a hard pill
to swallow.

To say that now she's questioning
if we are compatible or not...

it hurts to hear that.

Well, trust is a big one, though.

Yep.

Sorry.

(SOLEMN MUSIC)

I think we need to go
to the decision.

We'll start with you, Paul.

I know it looks like we're probably
not in the best place right now.

I... I have made a mistake.

I understand, like,
there's obviously a lot

that I need to learn about myself

but like I said,
I really do like Carina.

I like the way she is.

She has shown me
all those vulnerable...

and that sensitivity that she can
have and so, yeah, I want to stay.

Excellent. Very nice.

Carina?

I mean, obviously hearing everything

and going through
what we've been going through,

we are trying to still understand
one another

and we still care for one
another, really like one another,

really, really like one another,
so, yeah, I want to stay as well...

Yay!
Yeah.

Excellent.
(APPLAUSE)

..and figure this out, work on it.

I do know that you guys have
a strong relationship

and really like each other.

It's been evident throughout.

It's a shame to think that you've
been harbouring these thoughts

and these concerns
and not feel safe enough to share.

Communication is so important
in relationships

because we want to be able to have
the deep, difficult conversations...

and the one thing that has to be
in any love relationship

for it to succeed

is the trust that you can tell
your partner your secrets

and they will not be used
against you.

Well, good luck, you guys, this week.

I hope you have a really good week.
Thank you so much.

COUPLE: Thank you.
Go back to the couch.

(APPLAUSE)
MEL: Well done, you guys.

JOHN: Alright.

Our final couple up on the couch...

Jamie and Dave.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(APPLAUSE)

MAN: Good luck, guys.

(JAMIE EXHALES)

Well, I know for a fact
that we've got plenty to talk about.

We saw a very different couple
at the dinner party last night.

Frankly, we're even seeing it
right now.

Yep.

I mean, you two were going
very well together.

So, what happened?

I feel like our relationship,
you've seen, obviously,

we've had a really good partnership
and the union is very evident,

but there is an issue
within intimacy.

The intimacy itself, when it's
happening, great, no complaints.

Dave just doesn't initiate
any intimacy.

I feel like I'm constantly pursuing
my husband.

Right.

I've voiced this many times.

He seems to understand and wants to
make changes, but he doesn't.

So, I put this into the letter
about intimacy.

Adrian did give some feedback.

He was, like,
"Look, this might not be the case,

"but from a male perspective,

"it could be, like,
an attraction thing."

Did Dave then reassure you
when you brought this up?

No.

There was no sense of reassurance
or validation

or even, like, emotion.

You weren't, like,
"Jamie, of course.

"I can't believe you think that,"

or, like, "I think you're gorgeous.
I'm so sorry I haven't shown that."

And that was so alarming.

I left that conversation not really
knowing where his feelings are,

still thinking I don't think
he's attracted to me

and I feel so confused.

Dave, what's your take
on all of this?

(SIGHS)

Yeah, I think, like...

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Yeah, I think I was trying to
protect myself.

My walls went up 'cause I was,
like...it sounded like

nothing I've done in the past
matters right now but this.

I sort of got really upset at Jamie

because, I don't know, not only does
she say that she loves me,

she shows me it all the time.

We know.

But I'm not there yet
and it's scary for me.

And when it's brought up like that,
like, I do...

I don't know, I felt like
I wasn't good enough

and I was, like,
"I'm putting my walls up

"because I'm gonna get hurt..."

Do you see how it's back to
you're not feeling good enough?

But, like, in the moment,
your wife is thinking...

Yeah, I know.
..she's not attractive enough...

That's what I struggle with.

That's when I needed you to show up
for me and you didn't.

Even this morning, I was waiting
for you to come in to hug me,

to kiss me,
to be, like, "I'm so sorry."

You came in this morning
and you said

"I had a problem with
how you spoke to me last night."

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

What?

Well, there was some things
last night that hurt me.

I was waiting for you to come in,
to hug me, to kiss me,

to be, like, "I'm so sorry."

You came in this morning
and you said,

"I had a problem with
how you spoke to me last night."

What?

Well, there was some things
last night that hurt me.

MEL: Dave, I've gotta be honest
with you,

we were watching you guys
really closely last night

and we were quite surprised

because, Dave, you've sat here
with us on this couch five times now

and talked about the way this
relationship has been developing.

You know, you've practically danced
to the couch...

Yeah.
..you've been so happy.

Yet last night, watching you and
seeing the pain that Jamie was in,

you were detached, you were cold,
you didn't validate her at all...

Yeah.

..when you could see that she was
clearly struggling.

It appeared as though
Jamie was out on her own, on a limb,

and you were just allowing that.

It was this completely different side
of you that we'd never seen before.

Yeah.

So, when you're behaving like that,
can you now understand why

Jamie is starting to question
whether you have feelings for her?

Yeah, totally.

It hurt me because I'm someone
who constantly compliments Dave

because I want my partner
to feel desired,

I want them to feel amazing,

I want them to feel like
the best-looking thing out.

I buy you nice gifts,
I build you up, I initiate sex,

but the one thing I've asked
is to feel pursued by him.

And he hasn't done those things.

ALESSANDRA: Dave,
why have you not pursued?

I think that's the question
that Jamie has for you

and that's really the one
that I have also.

Yeah. I'm trying to understand
what's going on.

I care about Jamie a lot.
She does pursue me.

I really like it when she does.

It's not like I don't like
having sex with her.

It's not that at all.

I like it when she does that.
Yay.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Why have you not pursued?

Yeah, I just... I don't know.
I feel like it's...

Jamie's sort of taken charge
since the start of this relationship

and maybe I've slipped into
a pattern.

And to be honest, I don't believe he
has those romantic feelings for me

because he hasn't shown up
in that aspect at all.

I show up in those ways
all the time.

Do you have romantic feelings
for Jamie, Dave?

Yeah, I think I do. It's just...

You think you do?
Well, I have.

You think? You're guessing?

(SIGHS) It's...

You think you do
or you know you do?

I do, and that's what...

I think this is something
that I really need to work on.

(SOLEMN MUSIC)

I don't know what to say.

Right now, I'm thinking, like,
"Has my whole relationship been,

"like, a figment
of my imagination?"

I feel like the person I've fallen
in love with, like, doesn't exist.

I question genuineness. I really do.

I really do. You're not showing me
anything that proves me otherwise.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Dave, I need to know how the hell
you're going to convince me

that this hasn't been
a fake relationship.

So...

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

That was a good start.

(SIGHS)

JOHN: Hey, Dave, do you understand
the way you're behaving to this woman

who has given you everything
over the past two months?

Do you have any idea
what she's feeling?

When a guy that she thinks
is 100% committed to her

suddenly turns up and is
disconnected, detached and uncaring,

what do you think that does to her?

Destroys her.
Give me more.

How does she feel?
Heartbroken.

Give me more.

We spent five couch sessions with you
thinking everything is going well.

In three days, it looks like
you're on your way out.

What happened?

You've got some explaining to do.

And I don't understand it,
neither does she

and neither does the whole group.

Um...

(SIGHS)

(TENSE MUSIC)

Dave, you've got some explaining
to do.

Um... (SIGHS)

Mate, I just... I want to be
completely honest.

Like, this is...

This one of the most
uncomfortable spots

in a relationship for me.

When Jamie said that she loved me,
I got scared

'cause I was worried that I'm not
gonna get there and, you know,

letting her down, letting this down,

so I shut down
and I handled it wrong.

That's not who I am
and I don't like that person,

when I've been putting my walls up

and I'm not the caring person
I should be towards you.

But I'm still here
and I do care about her.

Because this is real and, yes,
the romantic side, I struggle...

I struggle showing you that.

And, yes, there's things
that I should've worked harder on.

And I'm sorry.

But she does make me feel special
and wanted and needed and seen.

She's one of the most amazing people
I've ever met

and that's intimidating to lose.

I have to figure out how to get
out of my own head at the moment

and start thinking more about Jamie.

How fast do you think you need
to do that?

By the time I get off this couch.

Because it's gonna fall
on your shoulders.

(TENSE MUSIC)

We're gonna go to the decision.
Stay or leave?

And we're gonna go with you
first, Dave.

Um...

Yeah, I do apologise
for how I've acted

and the lack of awareness
around what was actually happening

and to your feelings.

Um... But I want to stay
and work on them.

I like that.
(APPLAUSE)

Jamie?

(EXHALES)
Stay or leave?

This whole last couple of days
has thrown me for a loop

and I'm so sick to death of crying
and feeling so...just shit.

That's all I can say, just shit.

I don't believe you right now
at all.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

But because I have put my absolute
back into this relationship,

before I throw everything away,

I will continue to see
how he's going to show up

and humour him with another week.

(APPLAUSE)
(SIGHS)

Alright, so you've both decided
to stay. Good.

That's the first hurdle.

Dave, you're at a crossroads.

This is all about showing up
and stepping up.

We can talk about fear
or your walls going up.

That's fine,
but frankly, it bores me.

What we need to hear
is how you're gonna do it different.

Get specific.
What are you gonna do this week?

(TENSE MUSIC)

Woo her.

Which suggests romance.
Mmm.

Have you got that in you?
I sure do, somewhere in there.

I'll get it.

Alright. Go back to the couch.

(APPLAUSE)

Still a little bit unsure if Dave
does have those romantic feelings.

All I can ask is now he proves it.

Show up.

Romance me, homeboy. Do it.

NARRATOR: Tomorrow night...
CARINA: Welcome to my humble abode!

..it's homestays week...

Welcome.
Thank you.

BETH: I'm home!
(CHEERING)

Over two big nights,
our couples get a taste

of what their married lives might
look like outside the experiment.

And for Paul,
it's a religious experience.

They're married,
but not in the eyes of the church.

When they come into the family home,
they need to be separated.

Then...

JACQUI: Your shoes are not allowed
on my bed.

..it's Jacqui's house,
Jacqui's rules.

Jacqui is the most difficult person.

Jacqui asks the big question.

To beard or not to beard?

It's a beard, Jacqui!

So, are you falling in love
with Jamie?

Protective sisters demand answers.

That's grim.

Adrian once again faces off
with Awhina's twin sister.

I don't have a very good opinion of
Adrian or his family or his friends.

Why don't you go inside
so me and Adrian can have a chat?

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

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