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NARRATOR: Previously...
DANNY: It made me feel a bit emotional.
The intimacy of it was a beautiful experience.
..Alessandra's Intimacy Week worked its magic on some of our newlyweds.
Why don't you clean for me like this every day? (LAUGHS)
Mel and Luke's transformation continued.
MEL: It definitely has brought me closer to Luke.
I'm finally getting to a place
where I am letting my walls down a little bit.
I can kiss you, but I'm not too sure
if it's gonna make you feel something.
Alessandra gave Steven some much-needed perspective.
A kiss can clarify, especially when there's been a lot of confusion.
Just give me a kiss, dammit.
Steven stepped up to the challenge,
breathing new life into his romantic connection with Rachel.
How was it? It was good.
(LAUGHS)
What's the greatest moment you've had on the footy field?
Both Grayson and Rebecca...
STEVE: It's just not for me. ..were left feeling rejected.
You're not all in to make yourself vulnerable to do it with me.
Well, let's just leave it at that.
I think I tried anyway, so...
And in an unexpected turn of events...
CHRIS: I'm not gonna sit here and lie and say I'm not upset.
..it was Chris who was left blindsided...
It's difficult. It feels like there's a void now.
..when Brook packed her bags and left the experiment.
I just feel defeated.
(GLASS TINKLES)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) Tonight...
JOHN: What is going on here? ALESSANDRA: I don't understand.
MEL: We need an explanation.
..a dinner party so confronting...
Oh!
..it has to be seen to be believed.
Oh, my god!
No.
It's the allegation... MAN: I'm beyond shocked.
..that will split the experiment wide open.
Oi! No! That's enough, guys. Calm down.
Do not talk about her like that.
Hell broke loose.
It was just insane.
JOHN: It's a real betrayal. MEL: Yeah.
And it's had a terrible effect on the entire group.
I don't want to be sitting at a table with that going on.
I think some relationships will be destroyed tonight.
I mean, honestly.
I think it's gonna be hard to come back from this.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
NARRATOR: It's been three weeks since 18 strangers met
and married at first sight
and tonight the couples are preparin for the second dinner party.
FILIP: Alright.
After steamy Intimacy Week brought some couples closer than ever...
Who are you? Your wife.
Stunning.
..for Chris...
..things couldn't be any worse.
(SOLEMN MUSIC PLAYS)
Wife Brook has booked a one-way ticket home to the Gold Coast,
leaving him and the experiment behind.
(CHRIS SIGHS)
Revelations Week saw Brook begin to pull back
after watching Chris's unfiltered audition video.
Fat people.
If I saw that at the beginning,
I would not even give you a chance.
I'm a little icked.
And although Chris did his best to win back her affections
during Intimacy Week...
After the hiccups that we've had, I'm just gonna show Brook that,
you know, that we're good together and reinforce that.
So this is yours, if you want it.
Mmm.
So, what are you... What are you thinking?
No, I don't want to.
I'm not feeling it.
It's about what I've seen. And that's what I'm struggling with.
Well, the last two days have been a little bit difficult for me,
more or less just coming to terms with it.
I think she felt, after seeing my video and things like that,
that made her question whether or not I was ready
and then the right person for her.
Personally, I've got a bit of self development and improvement to do,
which has been happening over the last few weeks, so that's positive,
but for her, I think she just couldn't move past it.
I know I like to push people's limits and have a bit of fun.
My sense of humour does wind people up the wrong way.
I don't really think things through.
But I am here for one reason, which is to find love
and I obviously have feelings for Brook.
I'm feeling sad and lost, to be honest.
As the book appears to close on Chris's marriage,
down the hall, Mel and Luke's has opened to a new exciting chapter.
Hello. Hello.
Come in. You look good.
Thanks. So do you. I love your outfit.
Likewise. And the face.
Looking good. Thanks.
Just the contrast from last week to this week is just crazy.
It's just insane, like, how much it's been a bit of a change-up.
I reckon you could be best dressed today.
I reckon you could be best dressed!
Thank you. That's really kind of you.
(LAUGHS)
We're both coming into it with the same mindset
and I think that's key.
Now that we're sweet, everything else should be sweet.
How are you feeling for our second dinner party?
I'm feeling good.
I'm feeling way more confident than I was feeling
going into the previous one.
Same. Yeah.
Oh, my god. I'm feeling so much lighter and in a better mood.
Me too. You too?
I feel like we're gonna kill this one.
Yeah. Do you reckon?
Yes. Yeah.
What I really want to take into this dinner party
is to show the experts and to show the other couples
that I have taken the advice from the experts on board,
that I have been trying to get to know Luke,
that I have gotten to know Luke and that we have been going well
and that we have progressed.
Across the hall, Rachel has settled back into the apartment...
STEVEN: Oh, looking good.
..after a disastrous ultimate fantas night saw her leave the marital home
I can kiss you
but I'm not too sure if it's gonna make you feel something.
(TEARFULLY) I don't (BLEEP) deserve this.
But after embracing Alessandra's workshop
and heeding some advice from the other grooms...
Thought I'd bring you a little something.
..Steven has turned things around...
RACHEL: I love roses so much.
..and their connection is finally beginning to blossom.
OK, just give me a kiss, dammit.
(RESOUNDING MUSIC PLAYS)
Nice to have you back. It feels a lot more homely now.
It was good to be back last night with you, for sure.
And Intimacy Week, you know, I've learnt a lot.
Yeah.
Really took Alessandra's advice on board and leant into the tasks.
I was really uncomfortable, I was vulnerable,
I didn't want to be there.
However, I gave it my all, so what more can I do?
And I felt like we finished off really strong.
There's probably gonna be some questions tonight.
That's fine, we can talk through it, talk about where we are now
and that...for me, that's all that matters, is where we are now.
Intimacy Week has been... We call them the...
We're still on the rolling hills of Mudgee.
We're up, we're down, here we go.
But the workshop was good for Steven, you know.
I think he really heard what Alessandra and the boys
had to say.
I think what he's really feeling is a lot of support there
and, like, really taking on board what's been said.
And, yeah, I got my first kiss. (LAUGHS)
A few doors down, Intimacy Week has also worked wonders
for Bec and Danny.
You look good today, by the way.
That was probably the most connected ever we've been, I think.
Without a doubt, I would say that Danny and I are the strongest couple
walking into this dinner party this evening.
We're going into this good.
How different is this dinner party from the last dinner party?
It's a different sort of feeling, isn't it?
Like, I've got your back, you've got my back.
Definitely.
You know, we've had our trials and tribulations
but each week I feel like we're going from strength to strength
and, yeah, I'm really happy.
With Intimacy Week proving to be a much-needed reset
for some of the couples,
the same cannot be said for Rebecca and Steve.
A devastated Rebecca is waking up alone
after one of Alessandra's tasks left her feeling unwanted and undesired.
REBECCA: If you wanted me to put it on...
Uh, look, I'd rather not.
It's just not for me. It's just not who I am.
REBECCA: Very disappointing. He didn't want to do the task.
He didn't even want to try.
So, on her ultimate fantasy night,
she doesn't get to act out her fantasy?
It doesn't sound very good for Rebecca.
And when confronted by Alessandra
about denying Rebecca her ultimate fantasy...
I disagree with you.
..Steve bit back.
Ask me a question, I'll give you the genuine answer.
Really, tread lightly.
I don't take to this well.
And Steve further fuelled the fire by accusing Rebecca
of not being on the experiment for the right reasons.
I made it very clear to Steve that I came into this experiment
for one agenda
and that was to find love.
(CRIES) (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
And on his return to the apartments,
the relationship took a catastrophic nosedive.
I'm sick of being half of who I am
'cause I'm so fearful that I'm gonna be too much for you.
You are too much for me. Yes, I agree.
So it's done.
And this morning, Rebecca has woken up feeling deserted and alone.
I didn't come here for this.
I didn't come here for...
(CRIES)
I'm just over it. I'm so disappointed.
Like, I didn't come here to be on my own.
I just feel so stupid!
Because I actually thought that I was gonna meet my person.
If not meet my person, actually meet someone
that was actually gonna be all in
and it just doesn't worked out that way
and it's just shit!
(SIGHS)
I came into the experiment with all my heart open
and I just feel like he hasn't showed up for me
and I just feel numb to him now.
Like, I don't know why Steve's here.
Clearly he wasn't ready and he wasn't open to have a relationship.
And I want someone to be man enough to stay and to fight for us.
Next door, however,
Steve is done fighting for their relationship altogether.
I mean, obviously I, you know, made it clear to Rebecca
that there's nothing romantic in that way at all.
Yeah, until, you know, commitment ceremony.
I mean, I figure that... I'm here until I'm not here. (LAUGHS)
Yeah, tonight, walking in alone,
expecting Rebecca might like to overshare with some other girls.
I expect there'll be questions tonight.
I feel very confident that, you know, I've done nothing wrong,
nothing to be ashamed of and I can hold my head up high.
I've done nothing wrong.
With the dinner party only a short time away,
rumours of Brook's sudden departure are already doing the rounds.
Brook's left, so Chris will be there by himself.
Don't know.
Honestly, it's such a mystery... Yep.
..of what's happened
because unfortunately we are not in the loop.
Yep.
We are the outsiders of this whole thing and, yeah...
Happily. Happily. (LAUGHS)
The way that I see it, right, is I think that by Brook running,
it's absolutely selfish to leave your partner hanging
'cause we all made a commitment here...
Just give him clarity, yeah.
..to at least decide to leave at the commitment ceremony.
At least give your partner that.
Brook leaving the apartments, Brook leaving Chris
leaves obviously a very open box for interpretation, what had happened.
I don't believe that she gave a proper chance to this experiment.
As much as we can speculate,
I don't know if Brook is gonna come back or not.
Do I care?
Not really.
Would I choose to be friends with people like Gia or Brook?
Probably not.
I can't handle people being fake.
Mmm.
I can't handle manipulative behaviours and stuff like that.
It's just... It's not the people that I want to surround myself with.
And do I want to confront anyone? Absolutely not.
I just choose not to play into the mean-girl drama.
I do not wish to be spoken
the way I was spoken at the commitment ceremony.
I guess, you know, it's kind of sad to learn that at the age of 32,
I have to relearn that not everyone is wishing you happiness.
You can't blame me for that.
JOHN: Hold it there, guys. Hold it there, guys.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Babe, to be honest, I don't understand why you're coming at me.
I'm not coming at you.
I feel like Brook and Gia, they think in their heads
that they're above everyone, so I'm glad Brook's left the experiment
because I'm not here for mean girls.
And it's not just Stella who's been on the receiving end
of Brook and Gia's wrath.
They've been very mean-girl to you. Mmm.
And it's sad to see, you know.
They were coming at you.
Our communication is second to none. So...
So, it's all rainbows and butterflies and he shits rainbows?
(GIA LAUGHS)
I feel like Brook and Gia,
you know, when they were attacking Stella
and Stella was just sitting there,
I was, like, "Don't worry, they called me fake..."
Yeah. And they were, like, "(BLEEP)."
Yeah.
So, for me, I was just sitting there, like, "Wow.
"Was I just yelled at, like, by... screamed at across the room?"
It was really shocking from... So...
..like, grown adults... I know!
..to be acting like that. And I would never yell at someone.
It's disrespectful behaviour.
I would never swear and yell at the same time as someone.
So, for me, yeah, I just... I don't know, it just was uncalled for.
That mean-girl behaviour was just uncalled for.
Obviously I'd be lying if I told you I was really excited
to see some of those girls,
'cause I'm not.
But you know what, I have a feeling
that Brook's not gonna show up tonight.
If she does, I'll be very surprised.
But I feel like there are lots of apologies that need to be made.
GIA: Brook's not here anymore, which...
She was your right-hand girl. She was my ride or die, yeah.
Like, I ride for Brook, she rides for me, so that was my little ally.
She's the only one kind of with some balls here too
and I don't have that tonight.
GIA: I'm so upset Brook's not here.
I don't have her now, so this is a bit dangerous territory for me
going in tonight.
I would feel a hell of a lot more confident if I had her here
because I know she's a ride or die,
so, yeah, I have no idea what to expect tonight
but I don't really care.
I'm doing what I want and I'm gonna stand on business tonight
because I'm done playing it safe.
I've got to speak my mind tonight.
JOHN: Well, this is it. Dinner party number two.
Well, of course, last week, when we saw our couples,
there were a number of pairs that were really facing crisis...
ALESSANDRA: Mmm.
..so I'll be very interested, Alessandra,
to hear how they showed up for Intimacy Week...
Yeah, me too. ..and what they've learnt.
Yes, I am also curious to see how they went the rest of the week
because, of course, they had other exercises to do as well.
So it's bound to be, I think, a very interesting dinner party
coming off of such an intense week.
And it's always an interesting part of the experiment
because we're now starting to see some alliance form between the group
and then we've also got that very interesting
and heated confrontation
between some of the sisterhood at the last commitment ceremony.
It's bubbling away there. Will it come out tonight?
Number two. Ding, ding.
NARRATOR: As some of the couples make their way to the dinner party
happy and united...
Look how sexy you look today. Thank you. And so do you.
..one lonely groom rides solo...
as the reality of attending the dinner party without his wife
begins to take its toll.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(EVOCATIVE MUSIC PLAYS)
(GASPS) We're the first ones! What?
Yay! I love that we're first.
JOHN: Scott and Gia. ALESSANDRA: Scott and Gia.
I'll have wine, please, babe.
MEL: Quite the glam couple, aren't they?
Mmm.
And looking really relaxed and happy together.
They have been from the get-go.
GIA: Cheers.
I mean, the Intimacy Week possibly got them even closer.
I would hope so.
They were both speaking very highly
not only about the sexual and physical connection
but really about the talks that they were having,
feeling really comfortable.
At least during the workshops, they were doing very, very well.
MEL: Great.
Hey! Oh, my god. Look at you!
MEL: Rachel and Steven.
So nice to see them holding hands, walking in together.
Absolutely. That was a pleasant surprise.
It's quite encouraging to watch them come in hand-in-hand
because when Steven arrived at the men's workshop,
they had spent the night apart.
Mmm.
They had such a disastrous ultimate fantasy night for Rachel.
I'm very curious to see how he turned this around.
Hang on, can we sit down, 'cause I have news. I have news.
Can I share it with you first? SCOTT: I see you smiling.
My husband kissed me yesterday! (GIA SCREAMS)
(LAUGHS)
MEL: Oh, they've had a kiss! ALESSANDRA: Yeah!
She's celebrating. Your magic worked, Alessandra.
They're kissing. (LAUGHS)
GIA: I'm so happy for you guys. Thank you.
I've been so excited to come in and share.
(LAUGHS) Yes!
A big step forward... Yes.
..to where we saw them at the commitment ceremony.
Yes. Absolutely.
I got my first kiss. I'm proud of you.
Oh, my god! It was hot. I was into it.
Yeah. I liked it. Was it a peck or a full-on...?
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
I love that for you guys.
(GASPS, SCREAMS)
MEL: Danny and Bec.
Oooh. I was so happy with their progress.
GIA: Hey, Danny. How are you? DANNY: How are you?
ALESSANDRA: Especially Danny, the way that he spoke about
the ultimate fantasy night with Bec was beautiful to watch
and get...he choked up and was emotional about how much...
Really? ..it meant to him.
Yes.
BEC: Hi, everybody! Come in here. Come in here.
Girl time. Boys are gonna go.
You look hot as. (BLEEP) hell, babe. Oh, thanks.
Bec and I obviously came off on the wrong foot at the hens' party.
She kind of judged me wrongly.
But now that Brook's left the experiment,
I'm not gonna have my ride or die.
Me and Bec, we have a common hatred for the same person here.
Alissa, for example. And Stella as well.
(STELLA BLOWS KISSES)
(RACHEL LAUGHS)
I wanted to address with you, though, the hens' situation.
Don't want any beef with you, babe.
Like, I think at the ladies' day I saw a side of you that, like,
everything that you were saying, I was agreeing with.
Yeah, and, like, obviously I took it the wrong way
at the hens' when you came in.
I love you. I know, babe.
I'm grateful to you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's like we the same vibe. Red flags, green flags.
I wanted to just clear the air and have it known
that, like, I think we kind of mutually don't like the same person,
so it's...you know, it's easier for me now.
I'm tempted to just crack into some of these.
STEVEN: I know.
(MEL EXCLAIMS)
Hey!
MEL: Wow! They look so happy!
Smiling and together and holding hands.
(GIA LAUGHS)
JOHN: What is happening? MEL: Everyone's smiling.
They have hit the reset button.
BEC: Holding hands together!
GIA: Holding hands? MEL: Let's get a bevvy.
JOHN: Who is this couple? Oh, yes!
MEL: I'll pour it for you. LUKE: Thank you.
Oh, my god, this energy is so different with you guys!
Hells, yeah!
Like, we walked in holding hands, we walked in united.
Cheers. Cheers.
Cheers. Cheers. Come and have a seat.
We're so different to the two people that walked in,
you know, from the first dinner party.
I couldn't be prouder of us.
(CHEERING)
JULIA: How are we?
JOHN: Here we go. MEL: Julia and Grayson.
My gosh, you all look beautiful!
That was not an easy Intimacy Week for them.
No. It was very confusing.
Grayson was feeling quite deflated
and starting to question whether or not he was going to continue
investing in the relationship... Yeah.
..if he's not getting a return to the work he's putting in.
What's that? Is that just ice?
Ice. Oh, OK.
We had a bit of a, you know, an up-and-down week.
Intimacy Week really tested us.
But we managed to actually get back on track, which is good.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
GIA: I'm, like, keen to start drilling some people
and getting the tea.
I want to know what's going on with Rebecca and Steve.
What's happened?
I've heard about the shit that Steve's kind of done to Rebecca
and I'm not OK with it.
He's, like, not letting her speak, he's not letting her shine
and she's dulling herself.
REBECCA: A couple of weeks, then your true colours come out.
Dumbed myself down for a person,
started to get lost in trying to make him happy,
as opposed to being my true authentic self.
I'm actually really disappointed in myself that I even did that.
SCOTT: When we did the workshop with all the boys,
he was disrespecting Alessandra, you know.
She would ask and say "Are you interested?"
It just didn't make sense. OK.
Because he's not into her, he's not attracted to her
but then he'll back-pedal and say that he is...
Like, there wasn't a clear answer.
How Steve was speaking to Alessandra was quite disrespectful
and it makes me wonder how he was talking to Rebecca.
You know I love her. Mmm.
And he's just being a dick to her, so...
Yeah. It's not OK.
REBECCA: I can't see him taking any accountability.
He's too stubborn. He's got an ego.
(LAUGHTER)
(CHEERING)
Oh, no! She's alone!
JOHN: Oh, wow. MEL: Oh, Rebecca's on her own.
How disappointing. How disappointing.
But you alluded to that. But not surprising.
(LAUGHS) REBECCA: Look at you.
Oh, my god. Oh! (LAUGHS) Oh, my god.
Clearly Steve was not able to take on any of the feedback,
not only from myself but the group...
MEL: Yeah. ..from the men's workshop.
It's highly, highly disappointing.
REBECCA: It was extremely embarrassing walking in by myself.
I felt let down.
Pretty sad and disappointed, to be honest.
OK. Yeah, OK. Tell us everything.
I don't know what to say. I don't know where to start.
Obviously I'm on my own.
Oh, my babe! No!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no. We love you!
No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no.
Yeah. Listen...
I've got it. I've got it. I've got it.
Yes, she does. SCOTT: We're here to support you.
No, I'm just gonna say, it's just been... It's just been a lot.
Yep.
During the week, we had a little bit of a disagreement
and it got a bit heated and...
BEC: Oh, babe. ..he left.
He left? He left.
And... And that was my biggest fear,
of someone, like, leaving me in this experiment.
That's... It's just been really hard
Don't come into the experiment and disrespect me and yourself
and the experiment if you're not gonna give it 100%.
I saw Steve really being quite stubborn in his ways
during our men's workshop.
It was the first time I perceived
that kind of strong resistance from him in the entire process.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
DAVID: Yeah, it's gonna be a big dinner party tonight.
I definitely think that we're gonna be walking into this...
segregated vibes tonight.
GIA: I'm probably gonna say hi to Alissa.
Or Stella. But I'll say hi to everyone else.
I'm just over her shit, you know.
BEC: Alissa is not my person.
I know Alissa from Adelaide.
We don't run in the same social circles but we know of each other.
There's definitely some tension in the air between us, for sure.
I'd be very surprised if Gia and Bec come at me or Stella.
They've got no leg to stand on.
RACHEL: What's going on with Alissa? I'm not...
I've gotta be honest with you, I'm not enjoying this.
So, watching what happened at the girls' day...
Yeah.
..it felt really horrible seeing that happen to her.
Now, I don't know what's going on. What happened to her?
Babe, everyone stood up there and every girl got "We ride for you.
"We got you."
She stood up there and got told she was fake.
Hang on a minute. She stood up and said "Shut up, bitches."
And that's it. I don't understand...
She stood up and said "Shut up, bitches" to us.
Alissa has polarised some of the other members of the group
and that's in keeping with what we saw
at the end of the commitment ceremony.
Stella and Alissa, they were in the middle of some exchanges
between the girls.
I'm gonna tell you what I saw. OK. Yep.
We are all "Girlies, girlies, ride, yeah," and then, at the girls' day,
instantly, it was, like, a divide.
There is definitely a divide between Gia and Bec with Alissa and Stella.
I'm seeing this happen and I don't like it. Don't like what I'm seeing.
I'm just saying, the conversation needs to be held respectfully.
Have the conversation in the right way.
So I don't want someone to get attacked.
Well, I wouldn't say she was attacked, darl.
She told us to all shut... She said...
She said, "I'm talking. Shut up, bitches."
He's house-proud.
BROOK: But, like, have you (BLEEP) yet?
Listen to my story.
So, I was literally sitting there doing some work...
So, no.
Girls, shut the (BLEEP) up. Like, lip it.
OK, so I was doing some work...
Shh.
RACHEL: Everyone was getting this positive reinforcement
and she was the only one who didn't.
MEL: It is interesting to listen to.
There's a lot more, I guess, nuance to this conflict
within the female group, isn't there?
JOHN: They've already got people
that they kind of see as rivals or even enemies.
STELLA: So, yeah, I do have some protection with me against the...
The evil spirits? The evil jujus.
It's just evil energy. Evil energy. Yeah.
GIA: "We're so great, we're so great," but are they actually?
You know what I mean? That's what we need to find out tonight.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
All this is just, like... just childish behaviour.
Just so childish.
It's, like, "Are you in 12th Grade?" Like, what is going on?
ALISSA: Shitshow.
Oh, god.
Oh, god.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(GIA GASPS)
Oh, god.
(CHEERING)
MEL: David and Alissa. JOHN: Ah-ha!
ALESSANDRA: They were very strong during Intimacy Week, yes.
They were very connected.
It was all very positive. That's good.
DAVID: Cheers, babes.
ALISSA: We're gonna need a few of these tonight.
We're gonna need ten of these tonight.
Oh, that's good.
GIA: I don't like Alissa. I think that's quite obvious.
I can't sit there and, "Hi, Alissa! How are you?"
I'm not interested. I don't like her.
She's the fakest bitch here and that's fine.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
FILIP: Yo! Hey! What's going on?
MEL: Oh, Stella and Filip.
What's crackin'?
STELLA: Oh, look at the money dresses!
Look at everyone!
Look at the energy here! (LAUGHS) Yeah.
ALESSANDRA: They had a strong Intimacy Week.
They're still very much together and very strong.
FILIP: Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo. STELLA: Done.
Perfect.
I carry myself with nothing but, like, clear conscience.
I haven't done anything to rub anyone in the wrong place or way.
I didn't feel any weird energy... Same.
..you know, for the most part.
So, I don't know, whether it was there, we'll see.
Yeah.
GIA: Um... You know, don't really like Alissa.
LUKE: Really? Or Stella.
Called a couple of us, like, out for saying we have fake relationships.
BEC: I'm gonna have a conversation. That's what I'm gonna do.
We're ladies. We have conversations. We don't fire up.
GIA: Yep.
NARRATOR: Coming up...
BEC: Oh, shut up! Ugh!
Are you OK?
Babe, take your hair extensions out and chill.
Like, I'm done with your bullying.
And...
(CAR DOOR CLOSES)
..an unexpected guest gatecrashes the dinner party.
They're about to go in for the most explosive dinner party of all time.
Going into the dinner party, I'm feeling...
Look, it's different going in on your own, I won't lie.
You'd much prefer to be going in with your partner.
GIA: All you have to do is give me a look tonight.
You know that.
REBECCA: I will.
No, one look to say do that to me...
And I'll say "Steve" and I'll have a list ready.
But I want to be polite. Yeah.
I'm not gonna be an arsehole. No.
It's not who I am. No, no. You're not like that.
But I'm not going to put up with his shit, that's all.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
Hello.
JOHN: Oooh. MEL: Here's Steve...
Steve. ..making his belated solo entrance.
There's very few people standing up. Wow.
It feels awkward.
How you going? (LAUGHS) Good, buddy. How are you?
Yeah? You look nice. Hey.
You look pretty. WOMAN: Thank you.
Yeah. You look great.
Everybody here? Am I... Hey, Jules. How are you?
Good. Good to see you. Yeah. Nice to see you.
Yeah.
How are you? Good.
Mwah. (LAUGHS)
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
Hey. You look nice. Hi. How are you?
Good. Yourself? Yeah, good.
Yeah. I'm just gonna grab a drink. Oh, hey.
Hi, darling. I'll grab a drink.
Then I'll come and join the crew, yeah?
I'll come and join everybody soon.
I'm just checking on you. I'm OK.
I don't know what I need.
I'm flabbergasted that he's a 50-year-old male
and he came into the room and wanted to talk to everyone else.
Where shall I sit, eh? Shall I sit...
Oh, there's a seat on the end with you?
GIA: What's going on? Get in here. Get in here.
Oh, I can't... Get in here.
This is... Get in here. Get in here.
This is... Oh, this is gonna be a lot, isn't it?
How are you feeling?
Yeah, I'm not talking to him.
Well, that's...
You know...
No.
If he was a man, in this experiment that was here for the right reasons,
which is for me, apparently,
he would've come in tonight and said "Hey, babe.
"I know things are not great between us,"
pulled me aside for a chat.
Like, man up. He's never shown up for me.
He's not here for me
and all he cares about is saving fac amongst everyone else.
He's a people pleaser!
DANNY: Staying out of trouble? STEVE: Oh, I'm trying, mate.
It's been a tricky week. I'm just... Where have you been staying?
Me? Moved back in or...?
No, no, no. We're, um... We're not, um, together.
Um, I said there's no romantic connection for me
at this point in time.
Um... You've got to be honest.
If that's one thing I've learned, you've got to be honest.
If it's there, it's there. If it's not, it's not.
And I don't think I'm in at the moment.
You don't think it's there? Not the romance, I don't think.
I think our personalities are a little bit too different.
He's fake, he's a people pleaser and he's full of shit
and he's too busy worrying about his image, his fake image
and...lip service, fruit salad, caesar, Greek salad.
It's all bullshit.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS) (LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
I'm not coming anywhere near him. No
Luke, no.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
The reality is this, right?
If he was a decent human being, he would've come over here and said,
"Can we have a chat?"
Has he pulled you at all for a chat? He's a coward.
He's a coward.
Hey. Babe, no.
Hey, so I didn't mean to be rude. Do you want to have a chat?
No. But I thought...
When I came in, I just got the vibe that you didn't want to talk,
so I just was leaving you be.
But, please, I would love to chat.
Can I just say one thing, honey?
Like, you shouldn't have to tell a grown man that walks into a room..
To go have a chat. Yeah. So, no, it's fine.
OK.
I walked into a room of, you know, many other people
and I came up to you and I was being very civil.
I'm your wife! We're in Married At First Sight!
You're supposed to come here... I'm not gonna be yelled at.
Oh, I can't do this. I'm not gonna be yelled at.
No, just relax. Relax. I'm not gonna be yelled at, though.
I wasn't being disrespectful in any...
You were. But you were.
This is the vibe I got when I walked in,
so I felt like that was gonna be the reaction...
I was trying to give you some space.
Leave it. I'm sorry you feel that way.
I really am, so...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
What happened? Oh, nothing. Just...
JOHN: It's just so disappointing... MEL: Yeah, it is.
..to see a couple that have huge potential...
Yeah.
..like Steve and Rebecca just stall and then totally fizzle.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) (LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
Oh, my god. Didn't think about that.
Where's Chris and Brook?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
WOMAN: Yes?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
SCOTT: We don't even know if Chris will rock up. Do you reckon?
DAVID: I don't know. Well, Brook's gone.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Really? Man, Chris is, like, fully into her, though.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(CHRIS CLEARS THROAT)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(CHRIS EXHALES)
(CRYING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(CRYING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Dinner is served.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
MAN: Does that mean no-one else is coming?
Brook and Chris aren't coming? Brook and Chris aren't here.
No Chris and Brook?
WOMAN: Where's Brook? Where's Chris?
WOMAN: Where's Chris?
(CRYING)
WOMAN: Chris...
(CHRIS EXHALES)
(CRYING)
(CHRIS EXHALES)
(EXHALES)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
MAN: Who's where?
MAN: Oh!
Oh!
Cheers, guys.
Cheers, guys. Cheers, guys.
Cheers. Cheers.
Cheers.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) (LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
WOMAN: Yes.
Here's to all the happy couples.
(LAUGHS)
So, I'm thinking about getting into politics. Did I tell you?
ALISSA: Where is Chris? Is Chris here?
JOHN: So, I mean, we knew that they were a couple in crisis
but we were hoping that we'd at leas get the story from Chris.
Why is Chris and Brook not here?
I need the tea.
Do you think Chris will turn up? I think he's gonna come.
I don't know. I'm hopeful.
SCOTT: He should.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) (CHRIS EXHALES)
(LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
(GLASSES CLINK)
WOMAN: Cheers.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(LAUGHTER NEARBY)
(CHEERING) Oh, bullshit.
Yes, Christopher!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
How you doing, my special man? Here, bro. (LAUGHS)
He... He's here.
..arrived.
Hey. How you going? I'm going good.
Welcome back.
Yeah, it was good to see Chris.
Pretty proud of him, to be honest, to walk in through that door
because, you know, he'd come back by himself
and I feel like that's a pretty bold statement
and, you know, shows a bit of confidence.
BEC: Chris, we're happy you're here.
MAN: Yes. Thank you.
MAN: Good to see you, mate.
It's like it's your birthday or something.
CHRIS: I'm just here to see everyone else tonight and have some company.
Yeah, I didn't really know what to expect
but being here now, I'm very happy.
Good to see you, mate. How you going?
Good to see you.
CHRIS: I don't necessarily need, like, back-up
and, you know, someone to console me.
It's more or less just knowing that they're here
and, you know, they're having the same experience with me, yeah.
WOMAN: Spill the tea. What happened? What happened?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
I feel like we're all dying to know.
Know what? Where's your wife? Where's Brook?
Just living it up on the Gold Coast. When did this happen?
SCOTT: Let him settle in. Have a drink. Have a drink.
Have a drink.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
WOMAN: Cheers.
WOMAN: Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers.
WOMAN: Cheers.
(FOOTSTEPS)
(PEOPLE CALL OUT)
WOMAN: Cheers, guys.
Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers.
Cheers. WOMAN: Cheers.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION) WOMAN: Yeah. This is it, babe.
Surprise, bitches!
(WOMEN SCREAM)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(LAUGHS)
When she walked in, everyone was just gobsmacked.
WOMEN: Oh, my god!
When Brook came in the door, I was so excited.
Are you kidding, babe?
(WOMEN SQUEAL)
She's here. I can't believe Brook is here.
She just left the experiment.
I don't understand. Now she comes back.
I hope to make things right with him.
We need an explanation.
I was surprised, yeah.
CHRIS: I don't know if she's changed her mind or not.
I think Brook and myself have a lot to talk about.
We both care about each other.
Honestly, I was just surprised that she was here.
OTHERS: Cheers! Cheers!
WOMAN: Whoo!
Thanks, guys.
What have I missed, guys? What have I missed?
I'm not too sure what message it's bringing that Brook's here.
I don't know if it's giving Chris hope,
I don't have if Brook has some things
that she does want to discuss with Chris,
but for the most part, I think everyone is as shocked as he is.
MAN: Honestly, did you know? No. I have not told anyone.
BROOK: Obviously I didn't finish the experiment.
I was 50-50, whether I wanted to come back or not.
But I feel like I owe it to everyone to have a further conversation,
so I'm excited to see everyone, I'm excited to see Chris tonight.
Let's see how we go.
Cheers! (LAUGHS) Are you surprised?
Did I say that?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
You know, I'm not gonna let my bitches fight some bitches
by themselves,
so, hey, why not?
GIA: Cheers. Cheers to that.
Cheers.
Cheers, babe.
Yeah, I guess, for me, it's, like, it wasn't to do with Chris.
I want to sit next to Chris, then. Oh, OK.
To be frank, I'm here for my own reasons and that's that.
You know, a lot of me had a lot of unfinished business.
I'm so happy to see you. Oh, my god. She's back.
Are you here to stay? What's going on?
I don't know.
Well, I've missed a lot.
It's just, yeah, dammed if you do, dammed if you don't.
Yeah.
STELLA: When I was coming to this experiment
and, like, talking to people about relationships and...
I think Stella's trying to give relationship advice
after her two-week relationship.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
I just want to know, Stella, what is your problem with me?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
I'm here now and there's a lot of fake bitches.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) (LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
Why at that commitment ceremony, out of everyone,
did you come at me and decide to have a go at me?
JOHN: What is going on here?
BROOK: You came for me when I'd done nothing to you.
You called me out in front of everyone and the experts,
making me out to look like a bad person
when I didn't understand why you did
JULIA: I'm just a little bit confused, to be honest.
I don't really understand why this is even necessary.
Prove me wrong.
It's got such mean-girl energy, honestly.
I'm not calling you out in front of a whole circle of people
and making you out to be the bad person.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Pot, kettle, black. I mean, honestly.
You need to have a thought...
and realise that I'm standing up for myself
because I see someone like you, "I'm so deep, I'm so deep."
I don't think you're deep. I just think you're (BLEEP) dumb.
Oh!
Mmm.
(MOCKINGLY) "Mmm."
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Isn't it interesting that Stella, she's standing really strong,
she's not buying into the drama,
allowing Brook to, you know, basically spit venom.
It's really impressive to watch.
JOHN: She stays calm and watches them unravel.
I really felt like you just played the victim card there,
so I don't get it.
Do you notice how much time you've been talking
and I haven't said a word?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
MEL: Isn't it interesting that Stella,
she's standing really strong, she's not buying into the drama.
It's really impressive to watch.
Do you notice how much time you've been talking
and I haven't said a word?
(LAUGHS MOCKINGLY)
(GIA LAUGHS)
FILIP: Just let her talk. Like...
I will not talk with you if you don't listen, OK?
Just let her talk. Like, it's just so disrespectful.
That was not... No, being... Can you just listen for a minute?
My intention wasn't...
Do you understand English is my second language?
You understand that, yeah?
I'm not saying, that you're saying that,
so I don't know what you're on about.
No, no, no, you're rolling eyes. Like, I speak too slow for you.
You're this, like, very razzly-dazzly girl.
You went up to the experts and said
that people were unhappy for your happiness.
Are you delusional? (GIA LAUGHS)
Can we converse as people? Oh, babe. Happy to converse.
Yeah.
But I still don't know where you're getting at.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
You're very abrasive.
And what you've been all night... barking on other women.
Barking, babe. That's lovely.
Why don't you get back in your kennel, babe, hey?
Do you know what, babe? I think you're a very rude bitch.
Listen, listen. Listen, listen.
Let me... Yeah, yeah. It's OK.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
STELLA: I don't have time for people who bark,
I don't have time for people who attack for absolutely no reason.
I'm not gonna communicate with you,
shouting on top of each other.
I'm definitely more, like, one-on-one type of a person.
If I lower myself to your standard, I lost.
Hey. Hey.
This is very not productive and if you want to, like...
Don't touch me, please!
If you would like to have a chat... No, babe!
OK, then, shut the (BLEEP) up.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Hey, babe, while you're at it, get the stripper boots off, babe!
Get the stripper boots off. (LAUGHS)
Like, you know what, if you're gonna buy stripper boots, buy 100% lamb.
Don't buy faux-leather. (GUFFAWS)
(SCOFFS)
STELLA: It was just very... It was immature.
It was just very childish, very poor behaviour.
As a human, as a woman, like, you don't speak to people like that.
Like, you just don't.
(WOMEN GUFFAW)
Is it? (LAUGHS) Anyway...
Seriously, where'd you get them from
'Tar-jhay'?
Excuse me. That's not nice, babe. Alissa, shut up!
Shut up, Alissa, you ratshit idiot!
DAVID: Eh, eh, watch your language. Excuse me!
Brook... MEL: Now she's going at Alissa.
Don't talk about her like that! Don't talk about her like that!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
JOHN: I mean, the level of hostility at the table from her to others
and the way she mocks people and goes really personal
and low with the attacks. ALESSANDRA: Yes.
It's also ironic that she didn't lik
what Chris had to say in the audition video
in terms of how abrasive he was and judgemental
and what we're seeing from Brook tonight
is some very hostile comments.
Mm-hm.
She's got very personal. And Chris i sitting there. Like, what does he do
MEL: He wants to crawl under the table.
This is enough. This is enough.
Alissa, shut up!
Babe, this is actually really nasty.
Don't... Don't lower yourself.
I was, like, "What is happening?"
We're all looking and we're, like, "What is happening?"
This is an attack.
It just was, like, hell broke loose.
I definitely think Brook had unfinished business with everyone
and she came here to finish it.
No-one was safe.
(MOCKINGLY) "It's not nice. Look at me. It's not nice. Be kind."
Babe, you are the one that rolls your eyes at every single person.
You wonder why everyone hates you, babe!
BEC: You roll your eyes! That's why we don't like you!
So, ultimately, girls...
(MOCKINGLY) "Ultimately, I wanted to the fake, as usual!"
(BEC LAUGHS)
Are you OK? GIA: I'm so OK, babe.
Are you OK? Are you?
Babe, take your hair extensions out and chill.
Let's just calm down!
Look, let's just bring it down. This is not productive.
Seriously. It's not productive.
I might just a jump in an Uber quickly.
(MOCKINGLY) "Hi, babe. Hi."
There's nothing about Brook that I find genuine or, you know...
I don't even know why she's here, to be honest.
Like, I absolutely don't know why she's here.
Brook just loves to... loves to create drama.
She just loves to... It's like she thrives off it.
(GIA LAUGHS) (LAUGHS) Loser!
(LAUGHS) Loser!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
STEVEN: That was just absolutely wild.
I found it as bullying.
Brook walked in looking for a fight, pretty much.
I'm beyond shocked.
The amount of disrespect and comments that were thrown
and the insults,
mocking Alissa's voice and stuff, like, you can't reason with that.
You just can't. That's not a discussion.
This is not worth my breath or my energy because...
BEC: Of course it's not. It's not, babe.
Of course it's not.
(GIA LAUGHS)
Tonight's dinner party felt like... like, really messy.
It wasn't necessary and it's degrading.
I'm just, like, "Oh..." It doesn't really sit well with me.
You can't say that stuff. It's not on.
Focus on your own relationship, OK? You're in a fake relationship, babe!
You're in a fake relationship!
Clap, clap, clap.
And I hope your parents are really proud watching this!
I really hope they're proud watching this.
Like, I'm done with your bullying.
It's enough. This is done. I'm shutting it down.
WOMAN: Oh! WOMAN: Oh, my god!
Wah-wah-wah-wah-wah-wah!
You know what, I'm not everybody's cup of tea. Leave me alone.
Oh, shut up! Ugh!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) Leave me alone.
I just want to be here with my husband. Just leave me alone.
You (BLEEP) lame bitch!
I'm a bully? My arse, babe! Sorry.
It's not bullying. End of.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(TEARFULLY) This is just disgusting behaviour
and I don't want to be sitting at a table with that going on.
I'm, like, sitting with David just, like...
"That is just bullshit."
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Well, in terms of dinner parties, this one's certainly been explosive.
MEL: Mmm.
Brook's come back having left the experiment
and essentially just thrown grenades out at everybody
and it's had a terrible effect on the entire group.
BROOK: Cheers to that. 100%.
This must be so confusing for Chris.
You can see that he clearly still likes her,
but she's treating him like an absolute afterthought.
Yes.
She's returned here for the party, to be the party girl,
but what about poor Chris sitting next to you?
(LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
BROOK: Thank you.
JOHN: He looks emotional, Chris, doesn't he?
He really does. Yeah.
Well, she's given no explanation.
The poor guy's just sitting there
probably wondering "What on earth is going on here?
"I thought she'd left me and now she's here with no explanation."
You're lucky I'm here! You're lucky I'm here!
(SOLEMN MUSIC PLAYS) (LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
Well, babe, well, I'm happy to be the runaway bride!
I'll do it again, every single weekend if I could!
She's definitely not back for me.
She's not gonna chat to me.
She wants to be there and enjoy everyone's company.
I don't understand why I'm here.
I'm realistic. I know what's happening.
I'm not stupid.
I liked Brook more than she liked me.
Obviously it wasn't entertained on her end.
I feel like an idiot.
Runaway bride is my name and I'll happily claim that if I can go home!
(GIA LAUGHS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(SIGHS)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thank you again for kissing me twice yesterday. (LAUGHS)
(KISS)
We've got each other, babe. We know.
We know where we're at. Yeah.
You know, it's OK.
Don't lose where we're at 'cause we...we know who we are.
OK? I got you. It's alright. I got you. I got you.
So, Alissa!
Alissa!
Alissa!
DAVID: Alissa definitely copped it tonight.
It was just... It was unwarranted and it was unnecessary.
BROOK: Alissa!
Brook has been really disrespectful towards my wife.
It's something that doesn't fly with me.
I never want to be associated with someone like that on any level.
Alissa!
Alissa!
Babe, can you please throw that bread roll?
DANNY: I'm so sick of listening to Brook's bullshit.
Babe, Alissa...
DANNY: I'm done with the chats, the drama.
No! Take a breath. Take a breath.
Shut up, Filip! Just chat. Just talk.
Hey, Temu Conor McGregor! Shut your mouth!
(MAN LAUGHS) (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Brook tried to come in and put a show on
like the little drama queen that she is.
If only she could put as much effort into her relationship
as she could into arguing with people,
then her and Chris would probably have four kids
and live in a mansion by now.
Do you think you've been giving him 100%? Be honest.
100%. I don't think you have.
Have you given Bec 100... Have you given Bec 100%?
Have the talking stick, my love.
Hold it all night long 'cause you don't shut up!
(LAUGHTER)
BROOK: You dumb idiot.
If Danny wants to come for me, I'll drop a bomb
that I've got in the back of my head
because I know the facts and I know the truth.
Alright, Danny.
Can I just say something?
There's something that I know that you've said on the weekend
that is a (BLEEP) mike-drop moment
but I'm not gonna bring it up because I'm not gonna ruin you.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Alright. Well, do you want me to bring it up?
No, babe. Don't. Don't be silly.
Can I pass the mike?
I'm not talking.
REBECCA: That's enough, guys.
I was quite happy to shut some people up tonight.
I'm surprised they're coming at me when I could drop a bomb
and ruin your relationship.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
BEC: Oh, my god. What the hell is going on?
Everyone's watching and waiting.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
I want to know.
(LAUGHS)
Because if it's about my relationship with Danny,
I need to know.
What is it?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
MEL: Oh, my god!
ALESSANDRA: I did not expect this. JOHN: No.
BEC: I feel sick.
It just feeds into all of Bec's insecurity.
Like, the idea of him being more into another woman, this is not...
JOHN: Oh, yeah.
..she's not gonna be able to let this go.
It's a real betrayal. Yeah.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
Did you want a triple take
on the girl that you've been staring at all day again or what?
DANNY: Bec, I'm not looking at other women.
It's just as simple as that.
BEC: Alright. OK. I'm crazy.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(LOW-LEVEL CONVERSATION)
This is how... This is how it ties...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
This is going to unravel Bec,
just hit all her insecurities.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
BEC: When it comes to Gia, I don't trust her,
but also, Danny and I have had a few issues with trust as well,
so I'm feeling really confused.
It better not be true.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
Brook was there when Danny said what he said on Saturday night.
Me and Brook were sitting right there and Danny said
"I'm happy, but in the outside world,
"someone like yourself would be more my type."
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
But why would I make that up?
Why the (BLEEP) would I make that up?
Bec, you can read through our text messages
saying "I think you should tell Bec."
Gia said "No, I want to respect the peace. Danny was drunk."
Literally. You can go through the messages!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) Oi.
Be honest. Be honest, Danny.
That was nothing that I ever said.
Why would I make that up?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
"In the outside world, you would be my type."
That is what Danny said.
Everyone was there.
No... So, who heard it?
No. Not everyone was there. Watch your mouth, girl.
I'm not... Watch your mouth.
I'm being honest. Don't lie about me.
But you said that. Like, why would I make that up?
Are you joking?
Babe... You were drunk and it's fine.
I don't care if it meant nothing. Gia...
But don't gaslight me!
You just made up a bullshit story about me!
She didn't make it up! Be accountable!
Oi! (BANGS TABLE) No! You're not coming for my husband!
Don't you (BLEEP) dare!
WOMAN: Shush. Don't! Don't!
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS) I need a moment alone.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
What am I supposed to do?
I think Danny and Bec's relationship is a total sham.
But I think he's gonna somehow rope her into believing
this false narrative yet again that he's into her,
that she's his type, that she's enough.
We all know that's not the case.
REBECCA: Don't buy into it, honey. MEL: Just breathe it out, babe.
Don't buy into it. Just let it go, please.
Unfortunately, she's gonna be left at the end of this blindsided
because I don't see Danny staying around for the long haul with her
because I just don't think he's interested.
We've seen that. It's now been proven, so...
Uh, that is hard to watch.
(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)
(CRIES)
(BEC CRIES)
It's no surprise that Bec's there in the corner absolutely beside herself
because it has been below the belt,
it's been nasty, it's been disrespectful.
I think some relationships will be destroyed tonight,
whether that's couples or friendships.
I think it's gonna be hard to come back from this.
BEC: Did you hear him? Did you hear?
REBECCA: I didn't hear it. Did you hear him say that to her?
MEL: I didn't.
Why would I make that up?
Don't buy into it, honey.
Just breathe it out, babe.
Don't buy into it. Just let it go. Please.
What am I supposed to do? Bang my head against a wall?
I feel embarrassed.
(WOMEN LAUGH)
They should've talked to me about it.
They should've said to me straight away,
"Bec, this is what happened," not bring it up at the dinner party.
Gia and Brook have definitely set out to rock my relationship
and they are succeeding.
I feel nervous about how this is gonna go for Danny and I now
because I don't know who's telling the truth.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
I hope he doesn't make me look like a fool.
Absolutely not. Absolutely not. That was never said.
It would never be said because she's not my type.
Can we have a chat?
Babe, did you ever see me, at one point in the night
speak one-on-one with Gia? Yeah, once.
I think it's more...what's more to the point what I want to make is,
babe, I've got to call you out on it
and I've gotta be honest, sweetheart,
because you sort of believe them.
Don't let them accuse me of doing things like that
because there's no truth in that whatsoever.
How would you feel if I believed it?
BEC: I'm just a bit perplexed by him.
I think he's very much it's all about Danny.
I need ride or die,
not any old skank at a table can say something about me
and you start to believe it.
I don't need that in my life. No way!
BEC: He's taking no accountability for the fact that,
how do you think I felt in that moment?
I'm allowed to be upset by hearing something like that.
Is he reacting this way because he knows he's done something wrong
and he's bamboozling me?
Yeah. I don't know.
Dubious, I suppose, is the right word.
I didn't think that you'd take Gia's word instantly over mine.
Ride or die is not believing a lie about me for one second.
It's not about you right now. It's about me.
You should trust me first.
I take offence to that, I'll be honest.
I knew that you were gonna do this.
I'm done. I'm done.
I'm done.
I'm out.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
(CRIES)
I don't even know if I want to rectify it.
I couldn't give a f... No.
I don't have no time for people in my life who don't believe me.
My life's hard enough now.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
BEC: I want out now. I want a taxi home now.
I'm done.
NARRATOR: Sunday night...
Are you falling in love? I think. Yeah.
..love is in the air.
It's been really good. That's when the kissing started.
Made her blush, though. (LAUGHS)
Someone will celebrate incredible breakthroughs.
This morning, I kissed him.
As Mel and Luke's transformation continues...
MEL: We're doing so good. I don't even know who you are.
..the experts unpack the question on everyone's lips.
Did you say that, Danny?
It threw me that she'd even believe a comment like that.
Absolutely not. You're not gonna gaslight a woman right now.
You know what you said. You have zero credibility.
She wouldn't make that up, dude.
And...
Obviously, yeah, got carried away.
..the experts call out Brook's bad behaviour.
In all my years working on Married At First Sight,
I have never experienced a woman be so vicious toward other women.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS)
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