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It's Sunday night. How long you been waiting?

-All week. -I know, let's watch.

[Jovon] American women, they want six-pack,

six figures, six inches.

He didn't have to say six inches.

I don't need a six-figure income from a man.

And the size of your ding-dong doesn't matter at all.

I mean.

You too.

It's very awkward right now.

Why is he avoiding looking at her?

[Molly] So I got a little curiosity question to ask you guys.

Did, uh, you guys do the old, uh, nookie-nookie?

If you say nookie-nookie, you know you shouldn't

be talking-talky.

If my mother ever asked me if I did the old nookie-nookie,

I would probably punch her in the face.

[Kenny] Babe, this is too big. It's never gonna fit.

[Armando] That is humongous.

I don't -- I -- I don't know why my parents got us these.

-These are huge. -[Kenny] I know.

-For Christmas. -Look how big these suckers are.

They really think we gained weight.

I know. Did we, you think?

And they think I'm seven feet tall.

[Armando] We'll probably return to that one.

-I'm a petite 5'8". -[Armando] You're a little guy.

I think all these are, we're gonna have to give

them away or something and don't tell my parents.

But let's get to the show.

These are not the cutest items.

-We'll re-gift them. -We will.

[Rhonda] Hey, Karen, it's time for the show to come on.

Oh, wonderful.

They are from all over the world, fall in love,

and then they meet for the first time.

Oh, you think there's one for me?

I don't know.

Not that I'm interested, but I'm just, uh, nosy.

Where would you want to meet someone?

In heaven, where my husband is.

Oh, that's so sweet, me too.

[Debbie] It's time to watch "Before the 90 Days."

I know, I cannot wait to see what happened to Forrest.

Forrest, and what's going on with Lisa going to Nigeria?

-Did you ask the Nigerian goat what's gonna happen? -I need to.

I need the Nigerian goats to spill some tea.

[Kalani] I'm so curious to see if Sheena and Forrest

are gonna do it. -[Kolini] I know, me too.

-[gasps] -They have to.

No, they don't have to.

-But I think they might. -They want to.

Mh-hmm. They're gonna do it.

I -- I wanna hear about it. Not too much, but just enough.

I thought you were gonna say, "I wanna hear it."

No, God, no.

[Anny speaking]

How you cheering by yourself? You didn't bring me nothing.

Anny, I bought you a bottle of that.

You could have at least got me a drink.

Let's watch.

-Toma... -No, no, no.

Anny, I don't want secondhand wine.

-Where is this? -Morocco, my Morocco.

-Does that look familiar? -I love Morocco.

♪ [singing in foreign language] ♪

They did a whole dance routine.

Oh, no, we're in the Philippines.

-Forrest and Sheena. -Huh!

[Forrest] I just finally met the girl of my dreams after seven years.

Just being able to touch and hold her hand,

it was so amazing.

Did a little more than hold hands, I'd say.

Waka, waka.

Oh, God, she's in there with them too.

-Damn, you can't get away from her, Forrest. -Oh, my God.

-[Sheena] This is the place. -[Molly] Alright, we are here.

[Sheena] You can see that we have two bedrooms here.

[gasps] No!

Hold up, your room and your mother room is

right next door?

The place is nice, it's pretty, but it could

have been a little bit bigger.

That wall is less than a half a foot.

They're gonna -- they're gonna hear it all.

All 30 seconds of it.

How thick do the walls have to be to feel, like,

comfortable to do what you wanna do

and act the way you wanna act?

To be honest, I -- I don't know how thick they have to be,

but if they're...

if you're wall-to-wall, I wouldn't do anything myself.

-I'd be like... -Well, you could do something.

-You just gotta keep quiet. -I wouldn't, though.

-That's too... -Yeah, you're loud.

I think I'd like to have more space

than what they've got on this. This is too close.

I don't wanna know what they're doing.

Uh-uh.

I know what they're doing, but I don't wanna see it,

hear it, or hear it. -That's true.

[Forrest] Excuse me, baby.

-Boom. -What is that?

This is something amazing.

And I want you to try it on for me if you want.

It's the lingerie. That's right.

Remember, they went to the sex shop.

Oh.

Damn, that [bleep]'s straight see-through.

-Yo, he ain't playing around. -I think it's neat.

Of course, it won't stay on very long.

No.

He doesn't even know how to hold it up.

I mean, I'm -- I'm not saying I can't blow her socks off,

but, uh, having sex with Sheena, I feel like it's an important

thing for the both of us to be in the right mindset.

I feel like if you're a virgin, like,

you shouldn't have that high of expectations.

-Yeah, no. -No?

If he's nervous, shouldn't they just wait

a little longer till he's ready?

Well, I'm sure she's about as nervous as he is.

Might as well do it and get it over with.

Mom and Dad are in the room right next door.

Yeah, but they don't know where the lights are on or off.

They don't know what they're doing.

Yeah, that's true.

Your first time, you're gonna be bumping uglies

with your mom right next door to you?

-[Forrest] I love you. -[Sheena] I love you.

[Forrest] Do you want the lights on or off?

[Sheena speaking]

Turn off the lights, please.

I wish you luck, and you -- I hope you make a lot of noise

so Molly knows she should have stayed her ass home.

[Lisa] I -- I'm scared that I'm gonna pee all over the floor.

Who's peeing? What?

This sounds like Lisa.

Does she have a bladder problem?

Every time I get nervous, I pee.

I'm going to see his face, and it's just gonna flow out

of me, drip down my legs, and what an impression that's

gonna be. -Girl, put on a diaper then.

-Put on a padski. -[Kolini] Mm-hmm.

[Lisa] Alright, listen.

Here's something really important.

The certified letter is coming for the divorce.

-[Faith] Yeah. -[Lisa] So you have to go

to the post office to mail it so that

the divorce becomes finalized on the 29th.

Holy cannoli. She's not even divorced yet?

-Oh, she's still married? -Wow, she's still married?

Wait, so she's not divorced yet?

Ooh, shady.

[Lisa] Not only does he not know that I've been with women

for the past 21 years, Daniel doesn't know that I am

technically still married to a woman.

He asked me if I was free to marry when he first started

talking to me, and I said, "Yeah, I'm free to marry."

So, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Let's throw a red flag and let's bring that back

for holding, because she's still holding on to her marriage.

Lisa got a lot of skeletons in her closet.

Them bones is just a jingling.

She thinks that a man who doesn't like

that she's been with a woman is gonna be fined to see

a decree of divorce that states two women's names?

Female, female? She thinks that's gonna help?

And she promised Faith she wasn't getting married,

but that sounds like marriage stuff.

-Very sus to you. -Yeah, it's sus.

If that happened to me, I would be devastated.

I wouldn't be able to trust that person.

Well, I'm gonna come clean on this trip

and tell him everything.

I'm not gonna explain the marriage proposal

until we have this conversation.

He's gonna know about it beforehand.

Did we ever have to come clean about anything?

-No. -It's like everything was clean.

We made it dirty afterwards.

I struggle trusting my mom that she's not gonna somehow

try and get married in there.

Please do not ruin your life by getting married to somebody

before you're ready.

Our poor girl Faith.

I know.

I don't trust Lisa not getting married.

If I was Faith, "Eh, it hasn't come yet."

-Yeah. -"Nope, didn't show up."

Mm-hmm.

Would I go against Faith's wishes?

I wanna say no.

But my heart says...

"Hold on to Daniel and do it.

Jump with both feet in."

Oh, my God.

-That's why she wants that divorce paper. -[Kolini] Yeah.

So she's planning to marry that guy, Daniel, in Nigeria.

'Cause you gotta present your documentation,

your divorce papers, your birth certificate. -Yes.

Are you kidding me?

This is -- she's not even there yet.

-Imagine when she's gone. -I feel bad for her daughter.

She don't -- she don't think. She just go off of emotion.

That's not healthy to make decisions like that.

I wanna be Mrs. Daniel. I wanna be with him.

I wanna be a part of him. Um, I wanna be his wife.

So I don't know what I'll do.

I really don't know.

See, you kids don't appreciate me.

-I don't pull stuff like that. -You pretty much did.

-No, I did not. -You just didn't -- you just didn't go your way.

I didn't take y'all's money.

No, but you -- you pretty much ran off to another country

to get married.

If he really loves you and he really wants to be with you,

you take a second trip. -Yeah.

You don't have to marry in the 10 days or two weeks

you're gonna be there. -Yeah, don't lie to your daughter.

Just don't -- you know, just be upfront.

And you're already lying before you even leave.

[woman speaking]

[woman #2 speaking]

O-61.

Playing bingo? Ooh, this feels old.

This is "After the 90 Years," right?

[Anny speaking ]

Yep.

I'm grateful for everything, too.

2026!

-OK, where we at now? -Playing bingo?

Ooh. This feels old.

[woman speaking]

-[woman #2 speaking] -O-61.

-A retirement home? -I recognize that place.

-That's where we are right now. -That's where we are.

-That's where we're gonna stay. -That's right.

This is "After the 90 Years," right?

I met my husband when I was in high school.

I was married to a soldier.

I was married for 45 years.

I was married for 49 years.

I knew that Alan was for me first time I saw him.

It took him a little while longer,

but after 10 months, we knew.

-Yeah, I knew Mitch was the -- was the one, too. -[Karen] Yeah.

I love old people.

-Aw. -I -- I love to chat with them and get their history

and their life. -Yeah.

-I mean, I love old people, truly do. -Yeah.

-What's that supposed to mean? -Oh.

♪ I'm done waiting, no more hesitating ♪

Ooh, I love me a good lemonade.

-Who are you, sir? -Who are you?

I know him.

♪ There's a hope ♪

[both] Jovon?

Is he dating one of these chicks?

-OH, he's on the show. -Yes, it's Jovon.

I kept thinking it was one of the old ladies.

I was hoping it was Grandma.

I kinda -- I kinda was secretly rooting for Grandma.

[Debbie] Me too.

Lemonade.

Oh, boy.

My name is Jovon.

-I'm 38 years old. -He's nice-looking.

He is. Very sweet.

I would love it. Wouldn't you like it?

-What? -Lemonade that he would bring.

-Oh, yeah. -I would only want him to bring it.

I don't want anybody else.

[Jovon] I work in a nursing home and I like my job.

Thank you.

[Jovon] But it's just a low-paying job, I think that's where I fall

short when it comes to women.

American women, they want six-pack,

six figures, six inches.

I mean...

He didn't have to say six inches.

Six -- they want more than six inches, brother.

Who are you talking about?

I don't need a six-figure income from a man.

If anything, if you're humble and you're responsible,

that's good enough.

And the size of your ding-dong doesn't matter at all.

I -- I don't make six figures, and I don't have a six-pack.

So...I mean.

We hear you're going to the Philippines.

Oh, yeah. It's a trip way overdue.

-I'm going to see my wife. -He's already married?

Wife? Isn't this "Before the 90 Days"?

When was the last time you saw her?

Uh, actually, I've never even met my wife yet.

[both] What?

What?

This would be actually our first meet.

Oh, OK.

-She's being, "Oh, OK, he cray-cray." -Just trying to make sense.

This guy is super-duper weird.

-Yeah. -You know, like, you physically haven't met,

touched a person, even kissed, and you're

married already? -I was shocked

when he said, "I've never met my wife before, we're married,

but I've never met her." -That's strange.

-[Rhonda] Could you imagine that? -No.

-I wouldn't either. -No.

My wife is Annalyn.

She's 38 years old...

Annalyn!

She's very pretty,

and she's the same age as Jovon is.

-She looks a lot younger. -She does.

We connected online about five years ago, and we've been

married for about two years.

[Annalyn] He said that? No, that's wrong.

We have been in a relationship for six years, and we have been

married for almost three years.

Oh, he told it wrong.

-Yeah, he did. -She's gonna let him know.

Yeah, women are usually right.

What are you looking at me for?

I don't know how long I've been married.

How are you gonna be married and not consummate it

for three years?

We started talking online.

I wanted to meet Annalyn in person.

But when COVID hit, I couldn't no longer travel.

There were flight restrictions.

-[both] Oh. -That makes sense then.

I was scrolling on social media, and I saw these couples

getting married online.

[officiant speaking] Alright, place the rings on your fingers as a symbol

of the love that you share and the commitment

that you're making.

-Oh, they -- they had a real wedding. -Oh, my gosh, look at this.

It is now my privilege to pronounce you lawfully wed

as husband and wife.

[clapping]

[women #3 and #4 speaking]

-Wow. -Wild.

You may not kiss the bride

'cause you guys are a thousand miles away, so.

Let me tell you somethig, my mind is blown that

you get married over internet.

I can't imagine how these ladies in a nursing home

must be brain-boggled because in their time,

there wasn't even no internet.

There's so much you can do online now.

Oh, everything you can do online except one thing.

Shut up.

-You're bad. -No, but you read my mind.

Yeah.

I just don't know if I could do an internet wedding,

though, you know, because I -- I wanna be there, you know? -Well, yeah.

Yeah, and you don't get to kiss anybody.

Having a marriage online has been challenging.

Especially because Annalyn has changed.

'Cause she was a girlfriend then.

Now you her husband. She expect more.

We changed, so what?

I've always been feisty. He knows that.

And I'm not the typical Filipina.

I don't like being told what to do.

I don't like being controlled.

There's a lot of people that think they're in love online,

but once they get in the same room, they're like,

-"I just don't feel the chemistry." -Yeah.

I'm gonna give it everything I got,

but I'm worried that our problems are maybe

a little bit too big to resolve.

And if we can't,

I don't know how this marriage is gonna work.

I honestly just feel like she's just wanting

to sit on it. That's the only problem.

-You think? -Yeah.

I think they wouldn't fight if they were around each other,

can...[bleep] it out a little,

you know?

I was very stubborn...

and so was my husband.

We both were stubborn, and we both were right.

And we both was gonna teach everybody that we could

work it out, and we did. -Now, you have to work it out.

-They'll work it out. -They'll work it out.

-Hopefully they will. -They'll work it out, yeah.

I arrived in the Philippines yesterday, and the first night

with the woman of my dreams, Sheena, was amazing.

-Oh, yes, yes. It's Sheena's place. -How'd they sleep,

how'd they sleep? -What happened at night?

[Armando] OK, here's what I got for the New Year's party, babe.

[Kenny] What -- what is it?

-Whoo! -Bubbles!

-Bubbles. -How gay!

-[Armando] This will be fun, no? -We just need foam now.

-We'll have a foam party. -We'll pop into 2026.

Whoo! Oh, my God.

-Those kids are -- -OK, you'll have fun on the...

-Wait, no, put it back on. -Why?

Le -- we'll leave it on all night.

No, the show's gonna start.

Whoo! Got them all.

Oh!

[music playing]

What's that? Water?

-That look like sugar. -Where are we?

I think they're in the Philippines.

-You think so? -Yeah.

♪ 'Cause she looks so good in my jacket ♪

-Oh, yes, yes. It's Sheena's place. -Well, how'd they sleep,

how'd they sleep? -What happened at night?

You think they lost their virginity?

Did y'all bump uglies or no?

I arrived in the Philippines yesterday, and the first night

with the woman of my dreams, Sheena, was amazing.

-Tell me more. -Those V cards may be gone now.

No, I think they got their V cards still.

I know that I talked of a big game last night

about sex and everything like that, but I really believe that

we should, um,

wait, you know, till we know each other a bit more,

you know, in person. -What?

They didn't do it then?

-Oh. -Ooh, you were wrong.

-You thought they were gonna do it right away. -Yeah.

-I told you so. -[Julian] OK.

Yes. He's an honorable guy.

They ain't bum ugly.

♪♪

So where exactly are we -- are you taking us again?

[Sheena speaking]

[Molly] So I got a little curiosity question to ask you guys?

Uh-oh, here we go, Nosy Rosie.

So, uh, did, uh, you guys, uh, do the old,

uh, nookie-nookie?

If you say nookie-nookie, you know you shouldn't

be talking-talkie.

Damn it, is it any of your business if we had sex or not?

If my mother ever asked me if I did the old nookie-nookie,

I would probably punch her in the face.

Well, just wasn't the right time or place to do that.

Oh, OK.

Well, I respect you guys for -- for waiting.

And there's nothing wrong with that.

There are other things that you can do if you guys didn't

wanna do the nookie-nookie, there's oral sex.

-There's fondling. -Yeah.

What?

They're giving a sex ed conversation now.

-She's way too graphic. -Molly.

There's dry humping, dry reading.

Heavy petting.

You don't have to do the nookie-nookie.

You could do the crookie-crookie.

That makes me not wanna do it ever.

I know. I mean, you're overstepping.

Anny, it's nothing to do

with the driver's license. It's called bumping uglies.

I didn't have to go to the internet to know

how to bump uglies, that [bleep] is just naturally in you.

Now -- now you're kind of being really disrespectful here, Mom.

I get it. You're trying to be helpful,

but you're pushing too far.

You know, if we wanna talk about sex with you,

we'll come up and ask about it.

-OK. -Good for you.

-Set a boundary, Forrest. -Molly seems to love those.

I think Molly needs to, uh, take a chill pill.

Yeah, Mama, it's too much.

I was very shocked by Forrest's reaction.

[Molly and Sheena] Thank you very much.

Well, Forrest, why is this, you know, a total 180

from our normal discussions where you're right in there

using the same language, the same talk, saying,

"Yeah, I'm gonna get into that, do that?"

It's a drastic, night and day.

Girl, it's 'cause his girlfriend's there now.

-Yeah. -You don't talk the same way in front of her.

-This woman should know this. -Yeah.

God, traffic over there is bad.

It's still worse than Atlanta traffic.

I wouldn't wanna be driving in that either.

Well, you have to stay with the flow.

If you don't stay with the flow, you get run over.

Yeah.

Sheena already has that control, that thumb on him.

Let's not forget, she was lying to him for years,

giving all of her money to her parents instead of saving

for their future.

And I don't know if Forrest will actually

hold her accountable.

But we need to get some answers.

Molly's just pissed she can't talk about her son's sex life?

Sorry, I didn't realize in Manila

everyone was so vanilla.

Instead of Molly worrying about Chinatown,

she's worrying about Poundtown.

I think they're very happy.

-After having met for seven years. -Seven years, yeah.

Man, that is a long time.

I think it's a challenge for them.

And if they're anything like me, I like a challenge,

which marriage is a challenge.

I'm really proud of the progress that I've made

over the last 14 months.

But I am nervous that Birkan

won't be as attracted to me in person.

I've always been kind of, oh, you know, embarrassed that

I don't have a backside, or what they call a "badonk."

No, you have -- you have an indentation.

Pants fall off of me even when I have my belt on.

[Kolini] Someone got the kids these microphones.

-[Kalani] You know what it reminds me of, though? -Hmm?

-Like a news anchor. -Mm-hmm.

Tonight on B90 News, we have Forrest,

what we thought was losing his virginity, but he didn't.

And also...

You going into, like, an actual anchor voice?

And also...

That's correct, Kalani, thank you.

Back to you, Kalani.

Thank you so much, Kolini.

You're welcome.

[Laura speaking]

Laura's landing in Turkey.

Turkey, Turkey, yes, it's Laura and Birkan.

Go -- ging to Turkey.

[foreign music playing]

[plane thuds loudly]

That's foreshadowing this whole trip.

I remember that feeling.

When you arrive, when you land, you're anticipating,

"I'm gonna be swept off my feet, and he's gonna take care of me

and love me."

[Laura] I'm really proud of the progress that I've made

over the last 14 months, but I still have

flaws and imperfections.

And so I am nervous that

Birkan won't be as attracted to me in person.

I see that. She look good.

That's sad that you have to feel that way.

Yeah, but I mean, it's normal, but sad, yeah.

Yeah, I know that feeling, 'cause, you know,

I'm kind of curvy, and you get a little insecure,

so you buy that suckware to try to make your shape look better.

But I've always been kind of, oh, you know, embarrassed that

I don't have a backside, or what they call a "badonk."

No, you have -- you have an indentation.

Pants fall off of me even when I have my belt on.

This is it?

I can't believe I'm about to meet him.

♪ I wasn't fine till you came into my view ♪

Here we go.

I think it'll go fine.

I hope he doesn't, like, make her cry or anything.

-I know. -Are they gonna kiss?

I don't know. I don't think he's...

I think he's naturally not too expressive

and stuff, so maybe, I mean, we'll see.

Yeah, oh, like, it's gonna be hard to read.

-Yeah. -This is it, Birkan.

There's Laura.

Oh, there she is. Look at that.

-Look how happy she is. -This is the moment.

♪ Now all the crazy I am is for... ♪

[Birkan speaking]

♪...you ♪

[Laura] I'm good, how are you?

-You know? -[Laura] Yeah.

[gasps] OK. Damn.

-They be mackin'. -He pulled away first.

-He pulled away first. -Well, this is a great sign.

-That looks like a really good kiss. -Ooh, yeah.

So maybe all our worries for -- for nothing.

[Laura] That was like the best flight I've ever taken.

-[Birkan] Yeah. -[Laura] Seriously.

I'm glad. I really glad.

Yeah.

Why is he avoiding looking at her?

He doesn't seem like much of a talker.

-Yeah. -But she -- I think she can talk.

We'll see if it fits.

But -- but he's kind of like a short answer kind of guy.

Oh, maybe, yeah.

You too.

[Laura] I don't know what's happening.

It's very awkward right now.

I don't know.

This is kind of feeling a little bit like the whole

Vanya situation. -I was just about to say that.

[Laura] I really wasn't expecting that because, you know, it was,

like, great when we first met.

He hugged me, he kissed me, and then we sit on this train,

and it's like he doesn't know who I am.

I'll tell you, we've seen a lot of first meeting,

hot passion, romance.

This is kind of lukewarm, y'all.

Maybe he's just shy.

-Maybe he's super shy or something. -[Debbie] No.

[Laura] I'm hoping that as time moves forward,

that this will turn around,

and it will feel more like it did when

we were online.

But right now, something is off, and it's freaking me out.

I -- I think -- I think she -- she's more head over heels

for him than he is her.

Right. I'm reading the body language.

It's like she's all about it and the love and the passion,

and he's almost aloof.

You know, when I first met you,

I thought you smelled better.

Forrest, does it make sense to you?

What's your goal here?

Just to sit here and keep beating her down?

Ooh, ooh, Forrest.

That's what I'm talking about, Forrest!

Forrest, let your nuts hang in the noodle restaurant!

[Rhonda] How did you meet your husband?

I worked in baking production and he was my supervisor.

And of course, employees, employers were not

to mingle that way -- that way, but we did. -Oh, yeah.

For several months until we were seen out somewhere

by one of the employees and they snitched on us. -[gasps] Oh, no!

And we were called in the office first thing Monday morning.

-Were you both let go? -No.

He said, "Well, nobody knew it.

And he said, "As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't go out this door.

-Oh, that -- -Carry on."

-And that is -- -Had a good boss.

That is the truth.

[foreign music playing]

Where is this? Are we in Morocco?

-Flowers. -Aw, it look pretty.

-No, we're in the Philippines, boys. -Oh, Philippines.

-This is Forrest and Sheena. -Oh, we're back there again?

-OK. -Back to our faves.

[Molly] Yum. Oh, thank you.

[Molly] Soup's up and slurps up, huh?

-Oh, that was good. -Yum.

You can't go wrong with noodles.

[slurps]

[Forrest] Here I go.

[Molly] Yeah, you are the king of slurps, Forrest.

-Called him the king of slurp. -OK.

-This just in. -This just in.

Forrest is the king of slurp.

Well, Sheena, I did want to...

ask you about a few things.

Uh-oh, here it comes.

Just leave it alone. Leave it alone.

Molly, enjoy the good moment. Don't spoil it.

You lied to us about giving your parents the money.

Why have you lied to us all along?

-Well, she felt she had to. -Molly, time out.

In all fairness, you can be saving money, and you have

to spend it. Things happen.

Sheena already apologized.

If someone apologized, you just don't dig it up

and throw it back up in their face.

Just leave it alone. Move on.

The reason why that I happen

to give my money to my parents is because...

In their culture, it's a lot of --

it's honor the parents. -Yeah.

It is like that here in some ways, too.

I was so scared because my parents, my mom happened to

guilt tripping me from time to time.

If I don't give them money, she makes me feel that I'm such

a selfish person and it hurts me a lot.

-Aye... -OK, but if I'm asking you a direct question,

I need that direct answer.

-And even now, you haven't given me a direct answer as to why... -Yeah.

...you continued to hide it.

When you have parents like that, you hide things,

and you get used to hiding things.

She was trying to explain to you that she hides things

because of her parents... -[Kalani] Yeah!

...and the way that they make her feel.

You can tell she's feisty.

Yeah, she is feisty.

In some situations, I was feisty when it needed to be.

I think -- I think I understand the mom, she's just trying to...

why did she lie to them?

And Sheena's saying she's scared of her parents,

but that -- that doesn't explain why she lied to them, though.

-To me, it's clear. -Why?

Then why did she lie to them?

She told them once and they got mad at her.

-Yeah. -So that's why she had to -- to start to lie to him 'cause

she got -- they got mad. -There you go.

That's what she should say and then maybe the mom

will let it go. I don't know.

[Sheena speaking]

They would say bad things to me.

They would say bad things to other people and it affects

me emotionally, mentally, drains me every day. -OK -- uh, uh-huh, no.

-And it makes me feel so bad. -No, no.

She's literally saying her feelings.

You don't get to uh-uh that.

Mom, you're a little bit too much.

Forrest needs to say something, because

it's his coin. It ain't Molly money.

-It's Forrest's money. -[Anny] Yeah.

Forrest, does it make sense to you?

-Say yes. -Please, Forrest, help.

Well, Forrest is intimidated by his mom, too.

A lot of it, yeah.

Forrest.

It's hard to say no to a parent, especially

when -- especially, Mom...

it's hard for me to say

no to you.

It's hard for me to stick up for her against you.

That's what I'm talking about, Forrest.

Forrest, let your nuts hang in the noodle restaurant.

Like, right now, he's going against her, and she's gonna

flip the F out because he's gonna go against her.

And that's what the -- her parents probably do, too, yeah.

Mm-hmm.

I'm telling you, this is, like, very odd behavior

of a parent.

Obviously, she knows she did wrong.

What's your goal here?

Just to sit here and keep beating her down?

-Say it, Forrest. -Ooh, ooh, Forrest.

OK.

Forrest the MVP this season.

Forrest, so far, got the MVP right now.

Forrest.

I wanna end this now.

You're causing Sheena a lot of stress.

You're causing me a lot of stress.

We tried to have a nice dinner,

and our nice dinner turned into...

You go, Forrest.

-Alright. -Ooh, look at Forrest.

Good guy.

Please open your mind, Molly, right here.

And I hope she has a revelation right here.

I now see that Forrest is too deep.

He's just got the blinders on.

But still, I have to always protect Forrest because I know

that he really loves her.

And I will not stop trying to find out why she lied.

It is clear why she lied.

She just told you.

Trying to make an issue out of nothing.

Forrest needs a power saw.

Cut that umbilical cord with a power chainsaw.

[Emma] Next time on "Before the 90 Days."

[Jovon] I'm about to meet my wife for the first time.

-Oh! -Oh, Jovon's headed out.

Every day, you follow new girls.

Just girls, girls, girls,

girls, girls, girls, girls, girls, yeah.

I downloaded this extension on my laptop,

and it shows you who people follow.

What?

I never heard of this.

I have that.

I don't care.

[Emma] This morning, I saw that he was

still following thousands of women.

So, since we've been dating, have you talked romantically

to any other girls?

Ziad looks like, "Uh-oh."

-He's like, "Dang." -There's something shady

about him. I don't know what it is.

-Yeah. -I just get a vibe.

-Lisa's in Nigeria. Looks like she got married. -Ooh!

I know it does.

There's a party for her outside the airport, look.

I love him with everything I am, but he doesn't know that

I've been married five times, and I'm still married

to a woman.

[Daniel] Baby.

[Lisa] What are you doing?

Oh, my good Lord.

No way.

-A proposal right away? -Are you kidding me?

He's down on his knees, and it -- he ain't praying.

-Wow -- whew. -Well, you know, that was a great episode.

-I love. -Yeah, I'm ready for next week.

Next week gonna be fire.

The season just started, and we already

may have some proposals?

Well, we already have a married couple.

-What do you expect? -Oh, that's right.

A proposal isn't that bad.

I can't believe that Lisa's getting engaged.

-Are we -- are we that shocked? -[Kalani] Not really.

-Yeah. -[Kalani] Getting a ring.

Ringing in the new year.

-Oh! -Uh-huh.

I'm not gonna be here for New Year's, but I brought

something special for us to do real quick.

Wait right here. I'll be right back.

[Debbie] OK.

I heard there was an after party in Joyce's room.

-You wanna go? -Really?

-That sounds good. -Yeah, OK, let me get your chair.

OK.

[Robert] And I'm ready to pop off, baby.

[confetti canon pops]

[screams]

Make it rain.

You crazy, why you did that?

Oh, this is nice.

Sparkling champagne with sparkling sparklers.

-Hey, sounds like a plan. -[Julian] Take some.

I'll take some. Cut the light off, Mom.

-Whoa! -[Debbie] Whoa.

Look at this.

This is fun.

And you know what? We got a lot to do this week.

We're gonna have New Year's, so we gotta blow up balloons,

and we'll blow some bubbles, too.

-We gotta blow balloons? -Yes.

-Come on! -Oh, oh, my God!

You know, my nickname was Bubbles in college.