All language subtitles for Married.At.First.Sight.AU.S13E04 1080p.HDTV.x264-NGP_track3_[eng]

NARRATOR: Previously...

Whoo!

..the weddings kicked off...

Where's my husband?

..with an almighty bang.

Get on one knee
and propose to me first.

We'll see.

This is what I need from you.

Will you marry me?
Yes, David.

At times, I feel the experts
got their degree

from a cereal box.

NARRATOR: The experiment's
biggest critic...

Let's be the 0.001% that works
from this experiment.

..more than met his match
with confident wife, Brook.

You can kiss me on the cheek.

But where's the inches?

I think Chris is a little bit
of a diva.

If he doesn't want to show
the effort,

I'm not going to be putting up
with it.

Are you a stripper too?

Oh!

Oh, my god.

NARRATOR: Following their
roller-coaster wedding day...

..a lack of chemistry saw
Bec's insecurities surface.

Kind of makes me feel ugly.

NARRATOR: And...

(BLEEP)

..David was forced
to take yet another knee.

Let we have a look what you've got.
Sorry.

I've definitely seen a massive
different side to Alissa.

When it comes down to it,
she deeply cares.

We're in it together.

NARRATOR: Tonight...

Putting me down.

NARRATOR: It's the fight
no one saw coming.

NARRATOR: The honeymoons
heat up for Gia and Scott.

There's definitely
sexual tension, for sure.

NARRATOR: But in Fiji...

Did you want a triple take
on the girl

that you've been staring at all day
again?

..has Bec just busted Danny
looking at another woman?

I don't know who
you think you are.

Do you think you're
David Beckham?

NARRATOR: And the search
for true love continues...

Being a recent empty-nester,
the only piece that's missing,

someone to share my life with.

You look beautiful, Mum.
Do I?

Yes. You got this.
I'm proud of you.

..in one of the most magical wedding
ever seen.

(GRAND MUSIC SWELLS)

Morning.
Morning.

NARRATOR: It's a new day
for our newlywed couples...

Give me kiss.

..away on their honeymoons.

Restaurant yesterday
was gorgeous.

It was so cute.

Maybe I'll have to have
my second wedding there.

Who are you getting married to
next time?

If you play your cards right...

We've definitely gotten very
close in the last few days.

It honestly feels like
I've known him for ages.

I feel very comfortable with him.

He feels very comfortable with me.

You just watch yourself there,
honey.

We're building
that solid foundation.

So, far, so good.

We're definitely getting
to know each other.

We definitely are.

NARRATOR: And in sunny Townsville,
Gia and Scott are still feeling

perfectly paired in their match.

That is so nice.

The honeymoon's been great.

It's a gorgeous day.
Nice and sunny.

It's like us just
getting closer.

I haven't been intimate
with a guy in over two years.

It's kind of hard to meet a guy who
has the right intentions with me.

I... I can come across
a certain way.

You know, I have fake boobs
and tattoos and all of that.

And I think a lot of men
will look at that and judge,

"Oh, she's going to be easy.

"You know, I'm going
to sleep with her."

And it's... But it so couldn't
be further from who I'm like.

It takes a lot for me
to be with somebody sexually.

I need an emotional connection.

But this is a guy I could see
myself being intimate with.

Not tonight, but one day.

There's definitely sexual tension.
Yeah, for sure.

NARRATOR: As the tension builds
for Gia and Scott,

in Fiji, Bec and Danny's intimacy
has come to a standstill.

After being intimate...

Sensational all round, people.

Good shower, good sleep, good shag.

..Bec sensed something amiss
with her husband...

I'm not really feeling it from you.

..and Danny confirmed
her suspicions...

I think there's sexual attraction
there,

but it's maybe just like
the chemistry is not as much.

I don't know.

..which caused Bec's body
insecurities to resurface.

It kind of makes me feel ugly.

We did have a really intimate
night, which was great.

Sensational, as I recall me
saying.

You know, but after having
this conversation yesterday,

I feel like Danny is holding back.

It's just difficult because
naturally,

especially when you're on
your honeymoon,

you sort of hope and expect
that after having sex,

you know, you will be like
constantly and consistently

just like touching each other

and sneaking those moments
together

and building on that relationship.

But I'm just not getting that.

Do you feel like...

..you're comfortable, you're happy,
you're at peace?

I suppose it just sort of digs deep
down into, like

some past insecurities
that you have.

You know, some body issues
that I have of being in a bikini.

And like, he might think
that a bunch of other women

are better looking than me.

It's just hard. You know, Danny's
not really showing me

the sexual attraction
side of things.

So, at this point in time, I don't
really feel like I'm desired...

..which then makes me
have my guard up.

NARRATOR: In Mt Buller,

despite the groom's knee injury,

Alissa and David are still soaking u
every moment together.

I've got one leg in.

If you had told me a year ago that
I'd be standing here in the snow,

married to my African prince,
I would have laughed at you.

Um, but here we are.

And I definitely feel like David
and I are doing really well.

It's been a little bit of a rocky
time, just, you know,

trying to make him comfortable
and doing activities

that we both can do together and
still enjoy each other's company.

We're making it work.

I think he knows
that I really care.

And we're a team.
We've got each other.

And no matter what, I wanted
him to know that he's safe with me

and I've got his back.

I think David and I are
definitely getting some feelings,

some strong feelings for each other.

We're heading in the right
direction.

NARRATOR: In South Australia,
at Rumi on Louth,

Mel and Luke are about
to enjoy a pizza making course

at the resort's on-site
luxury restaurant...

Hi, guys. I'm Sam,
I'm a sous chef.

I'm going to be head chef today.

OK, great.

..with Luke hoping for another chanc
to win over his princess bride.

This is right up my alley as well.

Something hands on, I love it.

Yeah, and you should know
that pizza is my favourite food,

so I'm really excited.

I feel like the vibe between me
and Mel at the moment

is, like, more of a friendly
kind of vibe.

Alright, so when you stretch
your dough,

just with two fingers,
just go around the edge.

So, you're going to make a crust.

Since the wedding day,

I feel like she has had
her guard up a little bit.

Is he coming?
(LAUGHTER)

Sorry I'm late, everyone.
Sorry I'm late.

How are you going?
Hi. How are you going?

I'm Mel.
Good. Luke.

Sorry I'm late.

Where were you?

I forgot the rings.

We didn't have a good start.

But I want to make it work

and I want to enjoy this
whole experience with her.

I want to grow something
out of this

because I do really like Mel.

So, what next?

Just toppings?

Whatever you like.

Alright.

I don't know how much she likes me,
to be honest,

but I want to grow
a little bit more affection

towards each other.

Do you like making pizza?

I love making pizza.

A little bit more natural
conversation

and see if something could work.

Well, cheers to our first pizza
together.

Cheers.

How's your pizza going?

It's yum. What about you?

Yeah, it's good, it's good.

Yeah, it's, it's...

I don't feel any chemistry,
unfortunately.

Hmm.
Yeah, so tasty.

Feels like a bit of a chore to try
and get to know each other.

It's... We're not naturally
blending.

The best pizza I've ever had
in my life was in Bali.

Really?

The last couple of times
I've been there

I actually did get Bali Belly

and it really rocked me
for a couple of weeks.

That's why I use Mylanta.

'Cause it stops...
I get reflux.

I have that sometimes as well,

but I feel like the bottle
works really well for me.

You know, the liquid that you drink?

Yeah, that's Gaviscon.
Yeah.

To be honest, I've never spoken
about Mylanta, Gaviscon on a date,

let alone what I was envisioning
to talk about on my honeymoon,

which is a shame

because I did build such
a big fairy tale in my head

for this whole experience.

And I hate to say this,
but I am feeling a bit negative.

Like I'm like, I can't see
chemistry building

with someone that I'm having
these awkward moments with.

Do you usually leave the crust?

No. Not usually.

That's fair.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: In Mudgee,
Rachel and Steven

are enjoying life
as a married couple.

(LAUGHS)
What's wrong?

I love that I'm in heels

when you're the one
that's gonna stack it.

(LAUGHTER)

Look at the wine.

Really having a good
time with Rachel,

getting to know her.

She's playful.

I love that about her. It's great.

I'm gonna need a kebab after this.
(LAUGHS)

Stop it. I almost spat in my wine.

It's not very refined of me.
Oh, my god. (LAUGHS)

I feel like I can be myself
around Rachel

and, you know, like, relaxed Steven.

Just... Yes, ma'am. Yes, yes, yes.

(LAUGHS)
I'll have this Pinot Noir.

And I'm excited to get to know
her better

and find out who she is.

So, I want to know...

Yeah?

What does Rachel do for fun?

What I do for fun. OK.

Yeah, I want to know...

What's a day out for Rachel?

A day out for me is like,
look, my favourite day out,

days out are definitely going
to the football. Like, I'm...

This is the Collingwood thing,
isn't it?

It is the Collingwood... (LAUGHS)

You've got a tattoo
on your arse cheek...

Right butt cheek.
..arse cheek or something.

Right here, babe. Yep. Um...

So, growing up, right,

so, my dad supported Collingwood,
so we would always go

to Melbourne as a family
and watch it.

And I love it.

Like, you know, there's something
about

being part of a group of people

who are so all passionately cheering
on a game

and like it's something
that gets, as you can see,

it gets me really excited.
I know! You're like...

(LAUGHS) Um, but like, you know?

We're just...
Hang on, hang on. Right there.

Don't take this the wrong way.

It's not something I see
in females that often,

especially football.

So, see how you're being
all ladylike now?

Do you turn into,
when your team stuffs up,

and I'll say it out loud.

Do you go...

"You (BLEEP) dickheads!

You (BLEEP)!

Bit the thing in!

OK.
Is that...

Do you turn into that?
No. OK, wow.

OK. (LAUGHS)

So, I just get really excited.

I think that's the best way
to describe it.

I just need to know

because I know from a male's
perspective, being an NRL guy...

Yeah.

..that when people get
really passionate about sports,

they just turn into - all morals
go bust, and I'm wondering,

you're gonna be like, all lady-like.
Yeah, no.

"I'm a sophisticated lady.
I'm lady-like."

And then like...
But just turn and go...

(ANIMALISTIC RAMBLING)

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I think that's like - that's
absolutely not a picture

of Rachel at all.

I don't want that to be painted
in your mind,

because that's not...
I feel like you're gonna be like...

I don't want you to put that on me,

because that's not what I'm like.
(LAUGHS)

I'm sitting here telling you
that's not what I'm like,

so please accept that's not
what I'm like.

I'm telling you how I am,

and I don't want you to go
painting me

in this like negative, huge light.

Why are you single?

One, I'm not putting
myself out there.

I know that, but I also
think it's like...

I know that I wear the label,
"Too much", "Out there",

and the big one for me is,
"Annoying."

And so when you're trying to,
like, moderate yourself

so you're not annoying
people that you meet...

Yeah. So, I guess that's what
I think of when I'm alone.

I'm concerned you're creating
this picture of me that I'm not.

It's a bit unfair.

I'm sorry you feel that way,

but also as well,
it's just bantering.

I was having fun with you.

We're having wine,

and I was like, oh, I can see you
out there and all that,

and you just got to be, you know,
I was expecting you

to sort of be like,
"I'm not like that.

"You've got to come with the game
with me, Steve.

"You'll see what I'm like.
I'm not like that."

And even if you were like that...

..I don't give a shit.

But I'm telling you, I'm not.

That's why I brought it up.

Because it's hurting
my feelings.

I'm sure you can see right now
that I'm hurt.

I'm feeling deflated.
I know, I can see it.

I'm like falling down,
making myself smaller.

I didn't think I'd get
that reaction out of Rachel.

It's just a joke. I mean, there's
no malice behind it.

I don't know, I thought we were
having a good time

and it turned pear-shaped
really quickly.

I really...

..didn't think I was coming in
that strong.

The way I feel now is I feel
horrible, but I'm a dork.

I'm out there. I'm wild.

I like to have a laugh.
I like to joke.

But just even now, I've learned
you sort of don't like

that sort of bantery flirty...

It's - for me, it's not banter
and flirty though.

It just feels like you're
putting me down.

That's what it feels like.

I've just gotta be honest.

Like, I know I have
a big personality,

but I don't want it to be painted
like I'm this horrible person

and like, it's not flirty for me.

I'm trying to...

You're trying to get to know me.
I'm trying to tell you,

and you're trying to describe
me as something else.

Sorry. I'm so sorry.

I get it, like it's a joke
and all of that,

but, like, it wasn't jokes that were
making me feel good about myself.

It was jokes being like,
"You have bad behaviour",

and I'm not displaying that,
I don't think.

I'm sorry.

It's just it's hurtful.

Sorry, guys.

Sorry.

NARRATOR: In Melbourne,
two new singles

are about to enter the experiment

and they come with a wealth
of life experience.

It's (BLEEP) terrifying.

Seriously, like when I go out,

I don't get anybody
ever approach me.

Maybe I just don't give off that...

"Hey, I'm single.
Come and talk to me."

But you know where is good
is Bunnings.

So, Bunnings on a Saturday,
that's great.

There's lots of men in Bunnings.

I did say to my girl, "We should
start hanging around Bunnings

"on a Sunday."

I'm Rebecca, I'm 51,

and I'm a leasing manager
for student accommodation.

I am a career woman
and I'm really driven,

but life in my home
can be a bit lonely at times.

I am a recent empty-nester.

My son, Austin, moved out
about four, four or five months ago.

So, it's just me.

It's very quiet. Very, very quiet.

Some nights I wake up and go, "Oh!"

Like, but then realise that, no,
he's not coming home anymore,

which is a bit sad sometimes, but...

Yeah, we've just got
this strong bond.

He's my whole world.

Hey, Mum.

How are you going?
Good.

Good. Do you want to have a seat?

Yeah.

I am a single mother.

His father and I, we broke up
when Austin was two and a half.

I do have regret.

I always thought...

Now, I'm going to start crying.

OK. I always thought that I'd have
that white picket fence.

Always.

I wanted that for my son.

And Austin had to grow up
having two homes.

Yeah, I felt like a complete
failure.

So, Austin, you know how I applied
for Married at First Sight?

Yeah.

And then you asked me last week
whether...

..or not it was happening?

Yeah.

And I lied and said,
"No, it wasn't."

Yeah.

Well, they found me a match.

Really?
It's happening.

Shut up!

Oh, that's... That's awesome!

What? What?

Now is the perfect time
for someone to come into my life.

Should be used to that by now.
Yeah.

Yeah, I'm quite shocked.

Ah, I'm so excited for you.

I just hope that, you know,
whoever they match her with

is a good person, a good man,
and respectful.

Yeah, he's lucked out, for sure.

Cheers, honey. I love you.
Cheers, Mum. Love you.

Can I live without
a man in my life?

Yes, I can, but I want to find
that person

I actually don't want
to live without by choice.

I want my silver fox.

Like I want someone that
can come into my life

and we can build
on what we both have.

We do it together.
We do life together.

My partner, I'd love them
to obviously have a family.

Definitely would love someone
that's got their own children.

If they don't have children,

that's my deal-breaker.

I'm Steve, I'm 50
and I'm from Melbourne.

I have four beautiful girls.

Very lucky. Life without them
just wouldn't be the same.

I'm very close to my daughters
and they're everything to me.

When relationships fail and there's
kids and young kids involved,

it's heartbreaking in many ways
for me and obviously the kids.

Living alone after going
through divorces

and not having the kids around
as much

is not easy to get used to.

I would prefer to have
someone to share life

with more regularly.

In the last 20 years,
I entered hospitality.

I've owned pubs, restaurants, cafes

here and on the Gold Coast,

and now I'm a creative director,
setting up venues

and giving them sort of life.

My whole life is about
good times, good food,

good atmosphere.

That's living and I like
to live every day.

Now is the time to find
someone to share my life with.

I've turned 50 recently
and I would like to spend

the next 20, 30 years
with that partner

and creating memories,

and I'm still at that age where
we get to go and enjoy life.

They have to be a foodie.

They've got to enjoy, drink,
have a laugh,

not take themselves seriously.

Someone that is just themselves.

That's the most important thing.

(LAUGHTER)

I say to my girlfriends,

"I think there's someone,
a knight on a white horse

"circling around
and he just hasn't found me."

I just believe that I'm going
to meet the most incredible person

who's going to come into my life

and I honestly believe that
for myself.

Where are they?

Send one to me, please.

Look, I really think we've got
a strong match here

with Rebecca and Steve.

At 51 years old, she's
still searching

for her knight in shining armour.

Rebecca has this big personality,

and on top of that,

she has this great young spirit
about her.

Rebecca has spent
the last 20 years

dedicating her life to her son.

She's put love on hold
to be a mother,

and now she's faced
with that dilemma

that so many empty-nesters
grapple with.

What next?

The great thing about Steve

is that he's got a similar
lust for life as Rebecca.

I have high hopes
for this match.

I think Steve is the silver fox
Rebecca's looking for.

Let's lock it in, guys, shall we?

Rebecca and Steve.

(GRAND MUSIC SWELLS)

STEVE: Today's the day
I'm getting married,

and it's, uh, it's surreal,
to be honest.

The timing is just right. I'm 50.

I'm far from giving up on love.

I've got so much love to give.

I would like to find someone

that - sense of humour
is very important.

Someone that's
family orientated.

I hope today plays out that
I meet the love of my life.

I mean, that's, that's the...

That's the dream.

Good morning.
Hi!

Hello.
Wow!

This morning, Dan's coming.

He's best man today.

And, uh, my sister's
going to pop in.

See some familiar faces.

Uh, cheers.
Cheers to your big day.

Guys... Yeah, I'm so happy
that you're both here to share it

and obviously be here this morning
with me

before I walk out the door.
Wouldn't miss it.

I'm really hoping that Stevie's
going to meet

a really funny, bubbly person.

Let the champagne flow!

Let's hope he looks as hot as you do

(LAUGHTER)

Witty and grounded,
but at the same time really knows

how to have fun and explore life.

(LAUGHS)

OK, OK, that's enough now. Alright.

'Cause I've got to keep
my shit together.

I laugh a lot.

(LAUGHS)

My laugh can be
a little bit loud.

I hope he likes that.

Hope he's got good banter
and he has a good sense of humour.

Yeah. Like, I feel like I want
to get up now and clean up.

Maybe vacuum, maybe mop the floors.

It's very hard for me to sit
and be relaxed,

especially when I'm about to walk
down an aisle

and meet a complete stranger
that's going to be my husband.

I guess the last probably
ten years,

especially the last ten years,
I've played it pretty safe.

So, for me now to do something
completely outrageous,

like marry a stranger at 51...

I'm hoping that he's going to be
amazing.

Like, I'm hoping that we'll
have an instant connection.

Want to have at least a good
20 or 30 years with this person

if it's good.

Oh my...

Whoo-hoo!
Oh, wow!

Look at you. Wow!

Rebecca.
A vision.

Beautiful.
Honestly,

he's going to be knocked out.
Blown away.

Stunning. Absolutely stunning.

Oh, gorgeous, isn't it?

Hot.

Really nice.
Gotta make sure nothing pops out

and we're good to go.

You look like you're strapped in.

(LAUGHTER)

NARRATOR: Joining Rebecca
on her special day

is her friend, Toni,
and her mum, Carol,

who has a letter
from Rebecca's father

who sadly couldn't be here
today due to poor health.

Just before you go, a few words.

OK.

OK.

"Dear Rebecca.

"It breaks my heart
that I can't be there today

"to watch you walk down the aisle

"and hopefully meet
your future partner."

It's alright, Mum.

Mum, Mum. It's good.

"But you'll always be
my little girl, my princess.

"You have achieved so much.

"You are a strong, independent,
kind, caring,

"and fun-loving daughter.

"Also, you can be very stubborn,
just like your mother."

(LAUGHTER)

"Now it's time to follow
your dreams and find happiness

"with someone to share
your life with.

"Congratulations on being
brave enough

"to embark on this journey.

"I'm proud of you and you
will always have my love,

"support and advice, even if
you don't always want it.

"Lots of love, Daddy Bear."

NARRATOR: Next...

You look beautiful, Mum.
Do I?

Yes.

NARRATOR: The most magical wedding
of the year.

I really hope that this is

that cheesy happy-ever-after
that we all want.

NARRATOR: And then...

Don't let the door
hit you on the way out.

NARRATOR: The honeymoons
take a dramatic turn...

You can (BLEEP) right off, man.
(BLEEP)

..as accusations and harsh truths

see Bec and Danny in crisis.

I don't know who you think you are.

David Beckham, do you think
you're David Beckham?

(MAGICAL MUSIC)

Here we are, guys.

Oh, my goodness. Look at that.

It's amazing.

Oh, wow!

Oh!

Oh, it looks beautiful!

Oh, it's gorgeous.

Oh, this is the bride's
family all coming.

(OVERLAPPING GREETINGS)

It's exciting, isn't it?

(LAUGHTER)

I just hope that my son
is meeting someone

with a sense of humour.

Someone that can...

..that can just laugh along.

Just a good soul.

It takes a lot of courage
to meet someone...

Oh, in this, in this way.
..in this setting.

In this... So publicly.

Oh, absolutely. Absolutely.

And Stevie's had a few goes at it,
choosing his own.

So, maybe this one will work.
(LAUGHS)

Dad, that's the inside voice
talking on the outside.

No, it's not.
It's meant to stay on the inside.

No, that was harmless banter.

(LAUGHTER)

(KOOKABURRAS LAUGHING)

(GRAND MUSIC SWELLS)

I want the 50s and beyond
to be the best time of my life.

And so, I'm now here to find
someone to share that with.

Dating is definitely very difficult
as you get older.

At times, loneliness
can creep in.

I'm ready to fall in love
with somebody.

With someone warm and kind.

Someone loves to have a laugh
and not take themselves seriously.

Someone that's genuine
and has love to give.

Oh!

Oh, he's tall. It's on, baby.

One half of the puzzle has arrived,
hey?

(LAUGHTER)

Familiar faces. Nice.

Yeah.
I'm good, I'm good.

OK.

I'm Steve, by the way.
Nice to meet you all.

Nice to meet you, Steve.
Hi.

Hey, Steve.
Hello.

(LAUGHTER)

That was a friendly hello.
I like that.

(LAUGHTER)

Rebecca is going to be really happy.

She said a few things about what
she hoped he would look like,

and I believe the words were,

"Silver fox."
"Silver fox."

Tick.

(LAUGHS)

I think it's on like Donkey Kong.
(LAUGHS)

(GRAND MUSIC SWELLS)

I feel like now is the perfect time
for someone to come into my life.

Being a recent empty-nester,

I've got an amazing family,
great friends.

It's like I've worked extremely
hard to have what I have.

The only piece that's missing
is someone to share my life with.

Someone with a family
would be lovely.

Oh, I can't.

Oh, OK.

(LAUGHS)

That's Rebecca.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHTER)

How's the make-up?
Looks good.

I can't believe I'm doing this.
Could you?

Nah.

That's disgusting!
(LAUGHS)

Alright? You got this.
Yeah.

I'm proud of you.
Thank you.

Alright? This is brave. OK?

You alright?
Yeah.

You sure? OK?
Yeah.

I'm getting really scared.

Don't be scared. There's no reason
to be scared.

I'll see you on the other side.

No, you'll walking down there,
right?

Yeah, I know.
(LAUGHS) Alright.

Let's do it.

I want someone
with a kind smile,

well presented,

lively,

fun, outgoing.

I really, really hope
that this is going to be

the most amazing thing ever
for me...

..and I get that cheesy
happy-ever-after that we all want.

Hey. How are you? (LAUGHS)
Hello.

Was that you I could hear
laughing?

Can you hear me laughing? OK.

(LAUGHTER)

Now I'm like, I don't
know what to do.

(LAUGHTER)

This is my beautiful son, Austin.

Austin, I'm Steve. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.

Yeah, pleasure.
Hi, Steve. I'm Rebecca.

Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you. Was it Rebecca?

Yes.
Yeah. Nice to meet you, Rebecca.

How'd you go? You alright?

I'm OK.
Yeah?

Much better now.

Don't mind a bit of facial hair.
Silver fox.

Very happy, very happy.

But I'm not really up for a bit
of a rash on the... Pash rash.

Maybe a bit a bit old for that.
But we'll soon find out.

Yeah, OK.

(LAUGHS)

Well, let's get married!
Let's do this!

Sorry, can I have a champagne
or something?

(LAUGHTER)

She's beautiful, a beautiful woman.

I'm attracted to her.

She seems warm,
beautiful energy.

Really happy at this point.

Whoo!

Finally, huh? We're here.

(LAUGHS)

OK.
Deep breaths.

All good.

Here, hand. They're cold.
Thank you. Thank you.

I'm right. Gonna be great.

Yeah.
Let's just go with it.

Yeah, exactly.
We've come this far.

Oh, this is really nice.

We're dancing already.
Yeah, I know!

He seems very charming.

And they seem to click, the way
they looked at each other,

talked to each other.

I think that human connections
are such an important thing

and, yeah, I hope
that Mum's found it now.

Good morning, everyone,

and welcome to the wedding
of Rebecca and Steve.

Now, you've got each
other's hands.

Take a breath and share
your vows when you're ready.

OK. Um, firstly, I'd just like to
say you look absolutely beautiful.

You do.

And I'm thrilled to
be stood next to you.

I imagine you'd like to learn
a little bit about the man

you'll be marrying today.

I'm a man that enjoys the finer
things in life

and everything it has to offer.

Having worked in the hospitality
industry for many years,

I love going out and discovering
new places to eat and drink.

Oh! Perfect.

So, I hope you enjoy food,

great company, and a glass of wine
or two.

Or three.
Please!

(LAUGHTER)

Or we could just have the bottle.

Come on, let's go.

(LAUGHTER)

I stand here today because at 50,
I'm young at heart.

I'm not ready to give up on love.

In fact, I'm more ready now
than I've ever been.

I promise to be myself and to
love you for who you are too.

I was raised by strong,
independent women.

From them I learned
the importance

of kindness and respect.

Now, as a dad to beautiful
daughters, I've been inspired

to be the best version of myself.

Being a father has been a gift,
and I promise to bring

that same love and devotion
to our partnership.

Here's to creating lasting
memories and sharing them

with you today.

I love that. I love that.
That was beautiful.

That was beautiful.

He just seems genuine,
authentic,

here for the right reasons.

I love that he's got daughters
and he spoke

really lovely about them.

I just felt like safe automatically,

like I was in good hands.

Yeah, he was really lovely. Yeah.

That was beautiful.

So, just in case you're all
wondering,

I'm actually - I couldn't be
happier.

Like, I'm really, really happy.
Oh, I like to hear that. Me too.

At the moment.

(LAUGHTER)

That might change in, like,
an hour or two.

But right now, where
I'm standing,

I'm really, really happy.

I'm just loving this,
every minute of it. So...

Me too.

Rebecca. Your turn.

OK, this is going
to be interesting.

And I usually wear glasses
when I read

because otherwise I might skip
a few words and we don't want that.

OK. Alright, here we go.

Now, bear with me. I want
to try not to get too emotional.

Who would have thought you
could just be more beautiful?

Look at that. Amazing.
Oh, thanks.

See, now, I look intelligent too.

I know!
(LAUGHTER)

Hello, future husband.

Hello.

I'm Rebecca. We stand before
one another as strangers.

And yet this doesn't
feel like the beginning

of something unfamiliar.

Feels like the next chapter
in what's been a long,

ongoing search for someone
who sees me.

(PENSIVE SOUNDTRACK)

You're good. You're doing well.

You all good?
Yeah.

After dedicating the past
19 years to parenting

my beautiful son, Austin,

I feel like now is the perfect time

to start focusing on myself
and the possibility

of finding a partner.

I've tried love before.

Sometimes I've led with fear.

Sometimes I've expected too little.

Sometimes I gave too much
without asking enough in return.

But today, I'm here
to do it differently.

No shit, Sherlock.
Very differently.

(LAUGHTER)

So, please.

If you're expecting settled
and slowing down, think again.

I've still got plenty of fire,
a love for adventure,

and a weakness for bubbles.

Champagne, of course.

I promise to be completely open,
vulnerable, and honest with you.

Sometimes too honest.

(LAUGHTER)

There is no grey with me.

It's black or white.

I bring the grey.

I love the grey.

(LAUGHTER)

I promise to listen when it's hard,
laugh when it's awkward

and never run from the uncomfortable
moments.

In return, all I ask for
is respect, honesty and patience

and to please be gentle with me.

Let's support each other
as we navigate

this wild ride together.

Well done, well done, well done.

(GRAND MUSIC)

You did well.

Thank you, thank you.

When someone's warm,
they show emotion.

They wear it on their sleeve.

And that's something I think
you can easily fall in love with.

That's, yeah, that's amazing.

There's a spark.

I feel like it's only, you know,
going to be nice moving forward.

I think we're onto something good.

Alright, let's put a ring on it.

Rebecca.

I do.

(LAUGHTER)

I do too.

I'll pop it on?

It's on.

(LAUGHTER)

Oh!

(LAUGHTER)

It is my honour to now pronounce you
husband and wife.

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)

You may now share
your first married kiss.

(LAUGHTER)

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)

(GRAND MUSIC)

That was nice.

That was nice.
Yeah?

Don't you think?
Yes.

For the very first time,
meet the newlyweds,

Steve and Rebecca.

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)

(GRAND MUSIC)

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)

Oh, my god!
Austin!

I am over the moon.
Yeah?

That was good? (LAUGHS)
Yeah.

The vows he had were perfect
for Rebecca.

Perfect. It was like she'd written
those vows.

That was amazing.

The experts have done
a brilliant job,

a brilliant job.

Oh, that was great.
That was brilliant. Yeah?

All the traits that you
look for in somebody,

I feel Rebecca had.

It's beautiful. It's nice.

Come here, wife.

Wife, husband.

NARRATOR: Still on a high
from their magical ceremony,

Rebecca is not holding back
about showing how delighted she is

with her new husband, Steve.

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS)

Oh, that's a laugh we're going
to get to know, isn't it?

(LAUGHTER)

Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers.
Cheers.

Yeah, happy married day.
Happy marriage day.

(LAUGHS)

Cheers, Dan. I'm Rebecca.

Nice to meet you, Rebecca.
I'm the bride.

I've noticed that. Yeah.
I'm Steve's new wife.

(LAUGHS)

I love that laugh. (LAUGHS)

It's definitely unique.

(LAUGHS)

Rebecca, you would know her
from her laugh.

(LAUGHS)

It's definitely something
that stands out.

(LAUGHS)

I'm not sure if that's a normal,
traditional laugh.

(LAUGHS)

Look, it's louder than I'm used to,
that's for sure.

(LAUGHS)

It's definitely one that comes
from the belly and...

(LAUGHS)

..look, it could stop traffic.

(LAUGHS)

(GLASS BREAKING)
Oh!

It's a glass smashing.

Wasn't me! Just saying!

So, it made me jump a little bit.

I think it made us all jump though.

Whenever someone says it wasn't me,
it means it normally is you.

It could have been.

But no, she's a beautiful heart
and soul.

She's very warm. She's got
a similar sense of humour,

which is just perfect.

And that laugh, you can take
no other way

other than finding that warm
as well.

We've done well, don't you think?
Thank you.

Yeah, no, it's been...
It's been amazing.

I think, you know,
this is a big deal.

And I think we've both
been pretty courageous doing it.

Yeah.

The best thing that could
possibly happen

when you turn or when you're
walking up,

is to turn and see a friendly face.

I think that's the best
you can hope for.

Do you know what?
That's what we said.

That's exactly what I got
and I love that.

That's important.

Yeah. It couldn't be more
impressed, actually.

So, you have a couple of kids?

I have four kids.
Four daughters.

Oh, wow. Four girls.

OK. How old are your daughters?

My daughters are almost 18,
14, 12 and almost seven. Yeah.

Wow.

I love that he's got
four daughters, I love that.

Wow. Fantastic.

I know, four girls.
But it's good.

I always wanted a bigger family.

I wanted to marry someone
that had children.

And I'm super close to all of them.

Like, my relationship
is super strong.

And, yeah, we speak almost daily.

I love that, I love that.

He obviously has great relationships
with his daughters.

How he speaks about them's really
beautiful, genuine and authentic.

So, for me, that says a lot
about Steve

and his character as a person.

I can't believe how happy I am
right now.

Like, I actually...

..can't believe it.

G'day gentlemen.
(LAUGHS)

G'day, mate.
I'm good. How are you?

I'm just taking a seat.
Yeah, do it, mate. Do it.

Very snappy. (LAUGHS)
Yeah.

How often do you get in a suit,
Austin?

Is this, like, an absolute rarity?

No, not as much as I would like.

Yeah?
Um...

What do you mean? So, you want
to get in a suit more?

I like... I like suiting up. Yes.

Oh, it suits you.

(LAUGHS)

By the sounds of it,
I think she likes a laugh.

Oh, she has the most
incredible laugh.

Yeah, yeah.

She'll tell a joke,
she'll laugh at it herself,

and it won't even be funny.

But you'll just laugh
because she's laughing.

(LAUGHS)

How are you feeling
about all of it though?

Oh, it's been a ride.
Yeah.

But definitely seeing your mum
walk down the aisle

made it a whole lot easier.

No, she's fantastic. I think, yeah.

She loves like crazy.

She's got such a big heart.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, why am I shaking?
"Hi. I'm Rebecca."

OK. (LAUGHS)

Thank you.
I'm very well.

Um, as I say, I've got four
daughters and three sisters, mate.

I grew up with women.
Wow.

But just so you know,
I'm a decent guy.

I'm... What you see is what you get.
No, and I believe it.

I say it how it is.
I'm kind, considerate.

Awesome. I'm so... I'm so excited
for both of you.

Steve. He seems like a lovely guy.

He's charming. He's nice.

They seem to have clicked
and had a great time together.

Um, and, you know, bounce
off each other,

and there seems to be chemistry
there, so I'm feeling quite hopeful.

Can I have a minute?

Yeah, yeah, that's why I said,
"You want to have a chat?"

Happy?
I like him.

I think this is going to be good.
What do you think?

I spoke to him.

He seems like a really nice guy.
Do you rate him?

I do rate him. I do rate him.

I love you. Thank you.
You're welcome.

So, Austin was really happy for me.

His opinion really counts.

So, it means the world to me.

So, everyone's liked Team Steve.

Cheers. One kiss.

(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)

NARRATOR: Coming up...

Did you want a triple take

on the girl that you've been
staring at all day again?

NARRATOR: Has Danny got
his eye on another woman?

(GRAND MUSIC)

NARRATOR: For our newlyweds,

the honeymoons are in full swing...

It's nice to get you out of heels
so I can get a bit of, um...

Yeah, you can feel a bit masculine.

I can get a bit of manhood,
my manhood back.

That's not my fault. That's yours.

(LAUGHTER)

..as the romantic destinations
bring our couples closer together.

Is this like your perfect honeymoon?

Yeah. I'm hot. We're on the water.

We know that.

(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: And overnight, our newest
couple, Rebecca and Steve,

have arrived at their honeymoon
destination in the Whitsundays.

I had the best night's sleep.
Yeah?

It's 'cause you're so comfortable.

Yeah.

I'm giving you that comfy vibe.

Comfy?
Yeah.

I'm just really happy, like I'm...

I can't honestly believe
how happy I am.

(SIGHS)

Like, I have given up so much
to be here,

but I think he's actually
the perfect match for me,

which is so exciting.

Whoa! Here we go.

It's been a really good first day.

Weather's beautiful.
Salt water. Stunning.

(LAUGHS)

Hang on.
It's pretty rocky.

There was.

Whoa!
(SPLASH)

(LAUGHS)

Oh, no!

There's my paddle.

(LAUGHS)

Being able to have someone
that you're comfortable,

to be able to be goofy around.

Oh! That is. That's heaven there.

(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: As our newlyweds find
their sea legs,

Mel and Luke are tackling
the big issues head on.

Is that ham or is that Kingfish?

Ham.

I think it's fish.

Really?

NARRATOR: In Fiji, after
their earlier discussion

about a lack of chemistry...

I'll get your seat for you.

Come round here.

Thanks, darling.

..Bec and Danny hope
a sunset dinner

will help ignite a romantic spark.

Beautiful evening.

Beautiful. Even better company.

That's right.

Say it again for the cheap
seats in the back.

The vibes are a little bit awkward
between us.

To be honest with you, I feel tired.

I feel a bit emotionally exhausted.

But I'm really putting my all
into this.

I'm hoping that tonight
can get the spirits back up.

But can I ask you a question?

Go on.

The question is, have you worn
your leopard print shirt out before?

Hmm.
Right, and did you have any luck

picking up women
in your leopard print shirt?

I wasn't trying.

(LAUGHS)

That's why I'll wear it now.

Oh, to repel the women?

You wear your leopard print shirt
to repel women?

To... To... Just to...

You know what I mean?

Oh, so you're doing it on purpose
to repel me.

I just like the leopard print,
to be fair.

It looks nice.

I like to dress a little bit...

To be fair, did you bring it
with you?

I think it's in my bag.

I'll have to double check.

OK.

Did you want a triple take

on the girl that you've been staring
at all day again? Or what?

Oh, what? Her? Are you joking?

I'm not joking.

Can't be... Can't be bothered.

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

Are you serious?
I'm serious.

100%.

No way.
All day.

I've not even seen that girl.

Mm-hm.

OK.

I don't even know what to say
to that.

Hmm.

NARRATOR: As the honeymoons
continue,

in the Hunter Valley,

Brook and Chris
have a special delivery.

From the experts.

Oh!
Oh!

Enjoy.

We'll open the box.
I'm scared!

Oh, oh, flip.

This is the way we flip.

NARRATOR: Chris entered
the experiment

with a cynical outlook.

I've been pretty sceptical
about this whole experiment.

And at times, I feel the experts
got their degree

from a cereal box.

NARRATOR: But despite
being denied a kiss...

You can celebrate
with your first kiss!

(LAUGHS)

You can kiss me on the cheek.

Alright, I'll give you
a kiss on the cheek.

Mate!

..as the day wore on...

Cheers to getting married.

..Chris made a surprising admission.

I, at the moment, as I currently
stand, am happy with Brook

and the decision
the experts have made.

NARRATOR: And now,
on their honeymoon,

Brook and Chris have a chance
to speak openly

about their connection
with the honeymoon box.

"And did they deliver?"

I think they definitely delivered
on more things than not.

Really?

Mmm.

I think you're a very beautiful
and attractive person.

Thank you.

Not only do I find you
physically attractive,

but it's the personality side
of things.

I have to say, I'm happy.

Oh, that's so sweet.

So, I do have to suck it up
a little bit,

'cause I've been telling
the experts

that they have no idea
what they're talking about.

It's so narrow minded of you.

We're having a lot of fun.

Still no kisses yet,
but slowly, inch by inch,

we are getting closer.

The way this is going, with,

as in going slow
and building a connection,

it's something that
I wouldn't necessarily do.

Mmm.

So, I think... I think
I actually do need it.

And I'm starting to realise
that the more we go.

Mmm! That's so nice.

No comment.

Uh, I think a red flag
to me in a partner

is someone that's unfaithful.

Hands down, the biggest
red flag for me.

If you've been unfaithful
in the past,

don't let the door
hit you on the way out.

What about you?

My thing was, I hate someone who
goes over the top with a fake tan.

Hmm. Did you even think
I was fake tanned?

Yeah, I could see it.

Really?
Hmm.

It's a minor issue.

It's very minor.

(BLEEP) you.
(LAUGHS)

NARRATOR: As Chris' reluctant
transformation continues,

in Fiji, Bec and Danny's honeymoon
has hit yet another obstacle.

Did you want a triple take

on the girl that you've been
staring at all day again or what?

What one? Her? Are you joking?

I'm not joking.

I don't even know
what to say to that.

Hmm.

When did I supposedly
look at her?

Oh...

Girl just ran past

has been in your eyeline all day.

You watched her run past
our villa this morning.

You watched her at breakfast.

Triple take then.

Bec...

I'm not looking at other women.

That's just as simple as that.
OK.

If I look at that palm tree
four times,

does that mean that I'm looking
at that palm tree?

Do you know what I mean?

It's just...
It's just all day.

I don't know, maybe...

I don't even know the girl
you're talking about,

so that's crazy.

Alright. OK.

I'm crazy.

No, I'm not calling you crazy.

I'm just saying, like...

You're almost making me scared
to look anywhere.

Oh, (BLEEP) off. (BLEEP) off.

Oh!

(TENSE SOUNDTRACK)

Yeah.

What was all that about?

I do not have a clue.

I don't even know
who she's talking about.

That's the crazy thing.

I can assure you right now,
I'm not in Fiji on a honeymoon

looking at another woman.

I wouldn't do that to her.

Thanks very much.

The steak's just around here,
please.

I think it's obviously because
the chemistry thing.

Maybe a bit of frustration's
built up in her,

and then she's made up a scenario
in her head.

Thanks very much.

Then she's just starting
to clutch at straws

to say I've been looking
at a woman...

..which is completely false.

You alright?

Cheers.

Cheers.

Oh!

It's an awkward situation.

(LAUGHS)
So awks now, innit?

Let's brighten the mood.

Have you ever seen 'Men in Black'?

Have you ever seen 'Men in Black'?

Yes, I've seen 'Men in Black'.

OK, so you know the thing
on 'Men in Black'

where he's got, where he goes,
"Doosh!"

Everything's forgotten.
Everything's forgotten.

So, what we're gonna do
is we're gonna pinky.

Then we're gonna both have a sip
of our drink.

The sip symbolises the flash.

Yeah? After the sip, I don't even...

I've got dementia.

I don't know what
we're talking about.

So, then we've both
just got to move on

in a good mood.

OK.
Deal?

Let's do it.

OK, I'm ready.

Pinky.

I'm just kidding.

Where was we?

Back to besties.

NARRATOR: Up next...

Oh, my god.

This is all we need, isn't it?

NARRATOR: It's one step forward,
two steps back.

"Do you feel any sexual
chemistry with me?"

Not too much, to be honest with you.
No.

Would you like some vino, darling?
I'd love some.

Husband, would you like some vino?
Thank you.

A big one as well, please.
A big vino?

Yeah.
Alright.

NARRATOR: In Fiji, Bec and Danny
have agreed

to wipe the slate clean

after Bec accused Danny
of looking at another woman.

Could argue in worse spots,
couldn't you?

Yeah, we could.

Oh, deary me.

NARRATOR: But for dessert,

the experts have something else
in mind.

The honeymoon box.

Oh, my god.

This is all we need, isn't it?

Mm-hm.

"Dear Bec and Danny,

"we've put together some questions
for you to ask one another.

"Honesty is key here.

"All the best. The experts."

Oh, my god.

Who's going first?

You are.
You want me to go first?

Right.

Question one.

"Based on what you know
about me so far,

"what is my most endearing
and most annoying trait?"

Based on what...
We're getting deep!

Based on what I know
about you so far...

..thought the most endearing
thing about you...

You are one of the kindest,
most funny human beings

I've ever met.

Like, I feel lucky to be going
through this with you,

no matter whether or not
today's been terrible.

No, I'm being serious with you.
No, it's just funny.

I'm being serious. Like you are.

Most annoying.

You OK?

Yeah, I just needed
to crack my neck.

Getting deep.
Oh!

Um, same answers back to you...

..would probably be...

The... Your best feature
is probably...

I love the way how you talk
about your family and friends.

Your whole face lights up

and I can see how much
you love them.

Um, that was one of the things
I asked for off the experts.

I said, I want - it's a big ick
of mine

if someone talks bad about
their family and friends...

Same.
..and all you do

is talk so great about them,
which is amazing.

Um, probably your most
annoying trait...

I'm gonna chuck it out there.

Easily, by a country mile,

is you make up that I look
at imaginary women

because I haven't even seen one.

So, that was pretty annoying
and frustrating, to be honest,

because I don't even know
who you're referring to.

From the bottom of my heart.

OK.

I take it, I receive it.

I've got nothing more
to say about it, I think.

Um...

Whose go is it now? Is it...
Mine.

Is it your go?

Oh, (BLEEP) me.

"Do you feel any sexual
chemistry with me?"

Not too much, to be honest with you.
No.

Yeah.

Sure.

Cool.

No, but I don't know why,

and it actually does my head in,
like...

Of course, I find you attractive,

but you could be so attracted
to someone,

but the sexual chemistry
might not be there so much.

But, um, we have got
each other's backs,

and I'm not the type of guy
to throw the towel in easy.

And I think we've obviously got
a few hurdles to jump through.

Right? Would you agree?

Yeah.

But I'm saying to you,
I don't want to stand

and I don't want to sit here
and argue with you

and like it be all bitter and shit.
I don't want that either.

It doesn't have to...
It doesn't have to be like that.

I am giving this 100%.

And I'm not just going
to run away easily.

Do you know what I mean?

I hope that we can get through
this hurdle.

I hope we can.

Hmm, so do I.

I don't know if we're going to be
able to at this point in time.

I don't know if we can.

I don't know how we're going
to change this around.

I want us to though,
like, that's what I want.

I want this to be magical, you know?

Hmm. So, do I.

I was hoping for magical.

I just get upset about it when
I think about it, because it's not.

I don't want a best mate, you know?

Would you like some vino, darling?
I'd love some.

Husband, would you like some vino?
Thank you.

A big one as well, please.
A big vino?

Yeah.
Alright.

NARRATOR: In Fiji, Bec and Danny
have agreed

to wipe the slate clean

after Bec accused Danny
of looking at another woman.

Could argue in worse spots,
couldn't you?

Yeah, we could.

Oh, deary me.

NARRATOR: But for dessert,

the experts have something else
in mind.

The honeymoon box.

Oh, my god.

This is all we need, isn't it?

Mm-hm.

"Dear Bec and Danny,

"we've put together some questions
for you to ask one another.

"Honesty is key here.

"All the best. The experts."

Oh, my god.

Who's going first?

You are.
You want me to go first?

Right.

Question one.

"Based on what you know
about me so far,

"what is my most endearing
and most annoying trait?"

Based on what...
We're getting deep!

Based on what I know
about you so far...

..thought the most endearing
thing about you...

You are one of the kindest,
most funny human beings

I've ever met.

Like, I feel lucky to be going
through this with you,

no matter whether or not
today's been terrible.

No, I'm being serious with you.
No, it's just funny.

I'm being serious. Like you are.

Most annoying.

You OK?

Yeah, I just needed
to crack my neck.

Getting deep.
Oh!

Um, same answers back to you...

..would probably be...

The... Your best feature
is probably...

I love the way how you talk
about your family and friends.

Your whole face lights up

and I can see how much
you love them.

Um, that was one of the things
I asked for off the experts.

I said, I want - it's a big ick
of mine

if someone talks bad about
their family and friends...

Same.
..and all you do

is talk so great about them,
which is amazing.

Um, probably your most
annoying trait...

I'm gonna chuck it out there.

Easily, by a country mile,

is you make up that I look
at imaginary women

because I haven't even seen one.

So, that was pretty annoying
and frustrating, to be honest,

because I don't even know
who you're referring to.

From the bottom of my heart.

OK.

I take it, I receive it.

I've got nothing more
to say about it, I think.

Um...

Whose go is it now? Is it...
Mine.

Is it your go?

Oh, (BLEEP) me.

"Do you feel any sexual
chemistry with me?"

Not too much, to be honest with you.
No.

Yeah.

Sure.

Cool.

No, but I don't know why,

and it actually does my head in,
like...

Of course, I find you attractive,

but you could be so attracted
to someone,

but the sexual chemistry
might not be there so much.

But, um, we have got
each other's backs,

and I'm not the type of guy
to throw the towel in easy.

And I think we've obviously got
a few hurdles to jump through.

Right? Would you agree?

Yeah.

But I'm saying to you,
I don't want to stand

and I don't want to sit here
and argue with you

and like it be all bitter and shit.
I don't want that either.

It doesn't have to...
It doesn't have to be like that.

I am giving this 100%.

And I'm not just going
to run away easily.

Do you know what I mean?

I hope that we can get through
this hurdle.

I hope we can.

Hmm, so do I.

I don't know if we're going to be
able to at this point in time.

I don't know if we can.

I don't know how we're going
to change this around.

I want us to though,
like, that's what I want.

I want this to be magical, you know?

Hmm. So, do I.

I was hoping for magical.

I just get upset about it when
I think about it, because it's not.

I don't want a best mate, you know?

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(DING)

Plus, they have the most
debonair-frontman-guy.

(BZZZ)

Well, that's just rude.

Ding debonair Ding.

That's not hard, Ding.

I want this to be magical.

I just get upset about it
when I think about it,

because it's not.

I'm only joking about
the other girlfriend.

It's not funny though.
So, stop saying it.

I don't find it funny.

It's disrespectful.
I'm respectful to you.

I don't make up lies about you.

Please don't do it no more.

OK.

Free question.
Ask me anything you want.

Do you think you were ready
for this experiment?

Yeah, 100%.

Yeah, I do. Do you think I was?

No.

Oh, yeah. Why?

Just by you constantly
accusing me of that.

I don't know if you was 100% ready,
to be honest.

You don't think I'm ready
to be here...

..because I've brought up

that I've seen you looking
at another female,

that you don't think I'm ready
for this experiment?

Maybe not

because, like, you're making it up
in your head

and you keep doubling down on it.

Like we just made up about it

and I tried to put your mind
at ease.

For you to double down on it
repeated times,

it just seems like, I don't know.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

You don't think I'm ready for this?

He can (BLEEP) right off, man

(BLEEP) off.

Who's not ready
for this experiment?

"Do you feel a sexual attraction
to me?" No.

Could you be any quicker?

Like...

Oh! (GAGS)

I don't know who you think you are.

David Beckham, do you think
you're David Beckham?

He obviously thinks
I'm absolutely hideous.

And then he's angry at me
for calling him out

on looking at another woman all day,

and he's like, "That never happened.
That never happened."

It did. It happened.

NARRATOR: Sunday night...

It isn't about someone's gender.

NARRATOR: A never before seen
first for the experiment.

I don't know if I'm
going to be matched

with a man or a woman.

NARRATOR: This bride takes
the term 'leap of faith'

to a whole new level.

I'm bisexual,

and that would be
a deal breaker,

because that's not going to change.

NARRATOR: And...

I grew up in Lithuania and moved
to Australia nine years ago

all by myself.

NARRATOR: Having uprooted her life
from the other side of the globe...

I'm craving connection.

..new bride, Stella,
yearns for a deep love.

I do believe in soulmates.

I'm not accepting anything less.

NARRATOR: But what does
this groom say...

Tell her in private.

That's like a red flag.

..that causes chaos?

You're irritated. Breathe, breathe.
I'm relaxed. I'm breathing.

No, you're getting really worked up.
I can feel it.

There's nothing I wouldn't do
to protect her.

I've got my eyes on him.

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