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[dramatic music]

- Today is the grand
[bleep] finale.

♪

- There are liars
and there are truth-tellers.

♪

- You were the master.
I was the puppet.

♪

- There's two sides
to every story.

- Tonight...

- He deserves to know
how angry you are with him.

- Things tend to
fly off the handle.

- The entire Denver cast
has returned.

- I'm feeling
super [bleep] excited,

and I'm ready to [bleep] it up.

- Relationships
are still tense,

and emotions are still
at an all-time high.

- Just go ahead and walk in
and find a seat.

- Hello, hello, hello.

- I just need to be
on my right-hand side.

- This is your last chance
to voice your grievances,

tell your side of the story,
all right?

And they have a lot
to hash out.

- What did she do that made
doubt creep into your mind?

- Just say it.

- Which should have taken
priority, the optics or us?

- I wanted marriage.
- With me?

- This is my first experience
with being gaslit.

- I was manipulated by you.
- [sputtering laugh]

- Who wouldn't want to make out
with me? I'm sorry.

- They are finally ready
to share everything

you didn't see during
their mind-blowing season.

- Us four girls, have been
lied to you so many times.

- You told me that
if I left you,

you would make my life
a living hell.

- [cries]

- It's a powerful
two-part reunion

that you don't want to miss.

- The horse is dead, so it's
time to stop beating it.

- Keep poking the bear
and I'll bite the [bleep] back.

- Clare shared that she was
in love with her boyfriend.

- Stop making me feel like
I'm a piece of [bleep].

- You were [bleep]
someone else.

- Continue to lie.

- I never [bleep] anyone.
- Please, please.

- Hold on for a second.

- I'm not dealing with
this [bleep]. I'm done.

- And it all starts right now.

- I'm just disgusted
with everything today. [sobs]

♪

- This is the "Married at
First Sight" Denver reunion.

- ♪ Sometimes you got
to bite the bullet ♪

- Good evening,
I'm Kevin Frazier,

and tonight is the "Married at
First Sight" Denver reunion.

Now, this season was

a wild ride
from the very start.

It really has been
a roller-coaster of emotions.

But it's about to take even
more twists and turns tonight.

All right,
let's welcome the Denver cast.

They are all here tonight.

Becca, Austin, Clare,

Cameron, Lauren, Orion, Chloe,

Michael, Emily, and Brennan.

You all look wonderful tonight.

How's everybody doing?
How's everybody feeling?

- We're excited.
- We're good.

- Excited.
Brennan, you feel good?

- I feel great.
- OK, I like that energy.

Ladies, how often do you talk?

- Every day.
- All day every day.

- We live next to each other.

- Yeah, we're neighbors now.
- You're neighbors now.

Right, I heard that.
- Yeah.

- And how about the guys?
Do you guys communicate at all?

- There's small conversation
in our group chat,

usually just kind of like, are
you guys going this weekend?

Or you know,
small things like that.

- I feel like we don't
really talk that much, like--

that's my feeling.
- How dare you?

- What about--
what about the besties?

- With the exception
of Michael here.

- How dare you?
- He is my homie.

We, like, we do hang.

We don't live too far away
from each other.

We like to get together,
and sometimes Cam joins us.

- By the way, Cameron,
how are you feeling?

Give us a health update.
- Things are going well.

It's fine, you know,
like, I'm not--

I'm not sounding the alarm
or anything.

But yeah, it's just--

it's something I'm going
to have to deal with.

- Have you gotten back
on a bike yet or no?

- I did a couple times
this summer, yeah.

- Oh, that's great.
- Yep.

- Emily, how are you doing?

- Ooh, that's a long question.

Um, I'm doing well.

Today is actually
the first day without my cast,

so that's exciting.
- Aw.

- My head's healing.

I'm really happy to look like
this and be in one piece.

- Yeah, even afterwards, seeing
your face and everything,

I was like, oh, my gosh.
- It's scary.

- You can never tell
that it happened.

Look at this, look at this.
- She looks beautiful now.

- Thank God for plastic surgeon
and Botox.

- We're going to get into all
the details of your marriages

in a moment.

But tell me why the pink
dresses today.

- I think for us,

it's about standing strong
and the female power.

- And knowing that we're more

than just characters
on a screen.

And we find power
in standing in solidarity

and wearing the pink.

- Chloe, you're not in pink.
Why?

- So these ladies were able
to form a really awesome bond.

And I think, really just
from a timeline perspective

and coming in as late,

we just didn't
get an opportunity

to bond in the same way.

They look beautiful,

and I'm glad that
they are standing up

for female empowerment.
I think it's wonderful.

- All right, here's the thing,
you all look wonderful.

But we have heard that since
the cameras have gone away,

this has become the
most contentious cast

in the history of
"Married at First Sight."

We have never had a season
where the spouses

don't sit together
with their exes even.

[suspenseful music]

What's been going on?

- I think that there was
a lot that happened

on camera and more so
off-camera for our season.

And I think for at least
the ladies in pink,

like, a lot of our husbands
were more concerned

about optics than
about their marriages.

And that was extremely
difficult to be a part of.

And so I think now
since optics are still

a part of the picture,

there's still not trust there
to move forward yet.

- There seems to be
a lot of tension

between this side
and that side.

Why?

- I think there's some
unresolved things.

- What's unresolved?

- I think it's really hard
having to be sitting here

with people who
treated you poorly

and haven't taken
any accountability.

Some people hid.
Brennan, Cam, you did, too.

And they ran away
from the problem.

So it's just an uncomfortable
situation being here,

and--
- How did I run away?

I think that's
a direct accusation.

- Yes.
- I can address, right?

- You can--
- Please, please, please.

- How did I run away?
- Right after--

- Where were you?
- How did I run away?

- Let me please
answer the question.

You ran away because
after your marriage,

you pulled her aside and said
you're not attracted to her.

So you ran away emotionally.

That put her in
a really vulnerable spot.

- Oh, interesting.

- Secondly,
you physically left--

- Wait, hold on, stop.

Did you pull her aside and say,
I'm not attracted to you?

- Absolutely not.
- Yes, you did.

- Yes, you did.
That's why there's tension.

- There's tension
because there are liars,

and there are truth-tellers.
- Yes.

- That's why there's tension.

- Hold on, hold on,
hold on, hold on.

- There is so much tension

because we have perpetually
been lied to.

Us four girls have been
lied to so many times.

And it's difficult
in this situation

because we know that nothing

is actually going
to be resolved from this.

We just all have to know that

all of us sitting here
know the truth.

- Also, I think there's
a sense of silencing,

like Brennan deleted
my diary cams. It's like--

- Deleting or asking you
to delete them?

- What?
- [whispering] It's the same.

- Deleting or asking
you to delete them?

- It's the same thing.

Like you were sitting on the
bed while I'm in the bathroom,

you're like, I won't go to
sleep until these are deleted.

Like, that is putting me
in an uncomfortable position,

and it's controlling.

So there's a sense of silencing

in addition
to just straight up lying.

[tense music]

- Brennan, did you work
to deceive this process,

to change the outcome
of this process

by deleting things
or not showing things?

- No, we live private lives.

We have--
- Wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You can't live a private life
on a public television show.

- I mean, there's--

there's things we talk about
that we want on camera,

and there's things we don't
and that's something we all do.

None of us have been
on a reality show.

We were like,
no idea what to expect.

So we thought,
let's all band together.

Let's not give
the producers the control

to spin the narrative
however they want.

We're like, let's take
control for ourselves

and tell our story
the way we wanted to.

Our goals, collectively, was
to get through this together

in the best possible way.

So when we said,
let's come up with a plan,

it wasn't, oh, my God,
she's going to look bad,

I'm going to look great, it was
how do we both look great?

Was it wrong?
Yeah, maybe.

Was it right?
I don't know.

But we all agreed and
that was the plan, and--

- But why wasn't it about
making a marriage successful

rather than who looks great?
- Or just being yourself.

- Why are you making it seem
like it's such a bad thing

that we united together
to come up with a plan

that benefited us all?

- That was a control mechanism.
- OK.

You guys could have said no
at any point.

- OK.

- You guys all were like, yeah,
that's great, let's go with it.

And now all of a sudden,
it's all of our fault.

It's like you can't have
your cake and eat it, too.

- But why were you more
concerned about

strategizing with the optics?
- We weren't.

We were just like, how do we
get through this all together?

And then we--
- Get through what?

- The filming.

There was a production element

that we're all trying
to navigate.

- But for us,
the difference is

which should have taken
priority, the optics or us?

Like, the strategy
or the marriage?

- What is the strat--
what was the strat--

- We felt it was--it was the
men trying to strategize

with us about how to look good,

how to get an Instagram
following after this,

how to get a business, like,
how to do whatever after this.

They acted like it was
a game of "Survivor."

And we honestly just went
in hoping for marriage.

- Well, that's what
I want to know.

Who came to get married,
and who came to actually just--

- Everyone's going to raise
their hand but Orion.

[laughter]

- Orion, did you come into this
to get married?

- I did.
- You believe that?

- No, because on day two
of our marriage,

he let me know that while
he was excited to find a wife,

he applied for the show
for selfish reasons.

And the selfish reason
was to highlight his community

and showcase Indigenous people
to the world.

He told me that
almost verbatim.

So I was a consolation prize.

♪

- Hmm.

- Oh, man, I love the lies
that are going around.

So I said, I've never had
a platform like this before.

You didn't like that.
And so I said I'm sorry.

Let me backtrack.

You know, when I say platform,
you know, it's exciting for me

because, you know,
you're my wife,

you know, right there--
right then in that moment.

And it's exciting
to document all of it

because it would
be our story at the end.

And that's what I said.

♪

- Austin, you said you
came to get married.

- Yeah, of course,
I came to get married.

I don't care about being on TV
or having social media.

Like that's never been
a priority in my life.

- Is that why you plugged in
cameras to have a conversation

about optics with me?

- No, I plugged those in so
that some of the stuff that

hadn't been caught on camera
when we had a disagreement

could be caught on camera.

- I will say this
that every time

this happens, when everybody
plots and plans,

you screw up
the whole experiment.

This show is thought through.

The experts spent
an inordinate amount of time

trying to match
you up with somebody

who can be your partner
for life.

And when you try
to deceive the process,

you end up getting screwed.

I swear to you each and every
time, it is without fail.

It happens all the time

because everybody tries
to outsmart this show

that's been around
for a long time.

And all it's about
is seeing you

go through an
authentic experience.

That's it.

And it's hard watching
yourself on TV--

- On the note of outsmarting,
I think it's important

that we know that, like,
Cameron was like the initiator

of "planning" for all of this.

- And I also think
it's important to state that

I know that
their stories add up

because of what Cameron said
to me privately.

Cameron pulled me aside at the
honeymoon and said, Lauren,

I know a way
we can get out of this.

- Did the same thing to me.

And I want to speak
to my experience

because my experience was
so off-camera.

Off-camera,
we were strategizing.

On camera, we were
executing the strategy

in which you created.

Yes, I went along with it.

What other options
did you give me?

I wanted to be your wife
and do right by you.

And doing right by you meant

following what you were--
your lead.

You were the puppet--

like you were the master,
I was the puppet.

- Nice Freudian slip,
I was the puppet.

- Can I just say--
- No, no, no, no.

- Hold on, let Cameron--
- You're so condescending.

- Let Cameron respond, please.
Let him talk.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Go ahead, go ahead.

- Yeah, I mean, it's--

this is my first experience
with being gaslit like this,

like, just in general
in my entire life.

- Oh, my God.
- OK.

- They we're all going along
with you and your plan.

- Please take the lead,
Cameron.

Oh, I don't know how
to do this on my own.

- Yeah, because guess what?
I was manipulated by you.

- [sputtering laugh]
- I just--hold on.

I want to let him talk
for a second.

- So first of all,

I think maybe some context
is worthwhile, right?

- Yeah.

- Wedding night, Clare and I,
we had a lengthy conversation.

We talked about what
we would like in a partner.

I got what I wanted.

She didn't.
- Mm-hmm.

- Right?

So things are rocky day one,
right?

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- But things took a turn
pretty badly pretty quickly.

The second night
of the honeymoon,

after hours of crying,

Clare shared that she was
in love with her boyfriend.

And I say boyfriend because

it's my understanding
that it was active.

[dramatic music]

You were [bleep] someone else.

[dramatic music]

- You are lying.
- Those are your words.

- You are lying.

- Those are your words.

- You are making things up,
Cameron.

- [sputtering scoff]

You told me on our honeymoon
that right before our wedding,

you had sex with him.

And not only that,
but that you were in love.

Those were your words.
- You are lying.

- In love.

- I'm not
putting this past you.

If he got that--
- Hold on.

Hold on. OK, so hold on.

Clare, was there a boyfriend--

- No.
- During your marriage?

- No, there was not.
There was not.

- Was it--
- Mm-hmm.

- Right before?
- It was a year. I told him.

He said when was the last time
you were in love?

I said a year before filming.

And I said
things didn't work out.

This is what happened.

Literally
the night after the wedding,

he's talking on and on

about how no one got what
they wanted with their matches.

Brennan didn't get this,

Austin didn't get that,
on and on.

I didn't get what I wanted.

And I said, hmm,
what do you mean by that?

And he said, well,
you know, I asked Pastor Cal

for someone tall and slender.

And in that moment,
two plus two is four.

I'm not what you wanted.

And maybe that was me
reading between the lines,

but that is offensive.

Also, we shouldn't
have been having

a conversation
about our attraction

or our type day one.

That should have never been
a conversation brought up.

Who brought that up?
You did.

And then on the way home
from the honeymoon,

he sends me a text saying,
like,

I know a way out of this.

We can act like
this never happened

if you want that
to be the case.

- If you want?

I wanted to be married to her
the whole time.

- If you want, why would you
even ask that?

- I've got this person--

I've got this person telling
me that she's attracted

to exactly the opposite of me.

- No.
- Were you attracted to him?

- I was, up until--

- You were attracted to him
because it seemed like--

- Literally the first time
she's ever said it, literally.

- I was very attracted to you.

At the wedding, I was giddy,
I was happy.

- You've never once said that
until now.

- OK, OK.
- Is that true?

- You can believe
what you want.

It is true,
and I told you that.

- Clare tasked me
with figuring out how to make--

it seemed that we
are not attracted

to each other in a way
that makes sense.

She was very scared of the--
the optics.

She told me all the reasons
why I can't tell the truth,

and I went along with it, and--

- Sorry, that's exactly what
you did to her,

the exact thing that--

- Now, do you
understand gaslighting?

- No.
- Oh, my God.

- Um, so she said how are we
going to get out of this?

You need to come up
with a plan.

And I came up with our
difference of religion.

She straight up said
I don't care about religion.

I don't care about how
my kids are raised.

And I went along with it.
We were in it together.

- So what you're saying is
this was never authentic.

What we were--
- Ever. Never.

- Seeing on that show,
it was never authentic.

That it was--
- It was not.

And that's the
saddest part of it.

- The reason why I went along,
we went along with it...

- OK.

- Was because
I realized very early

that my marriage wasn't
going to work out, right?

- Why? I wonder why.

You drove me away
and then you left.

You self-sabotaged.
- Day two? Yeah, OK.

- So you're taking
no responsibility for this?

- I will say,
when you're controlled

and you want something to work,
you go along with it.

We came for a marriage.

I thought it was
a team mentality.

It was me and you together.

And then the second--
- But it was.

- But it was all to fulfill
the narrative that you wanted.

- But what is my narrative?

I literally have none,
except to be married.

- That you wanted to leave.

- Yes, because I'm married
to someone who hates me,

who despises me.

- We had to talk
her out of her--

- We were friends.

Why would I--why would you--
if I actually despise you,

why would you say, move in?
- Because I had--

- That doesn't make sense.

- I had to put together
all these things

that ended up being lies,
right? The--the--

- [whispering] Oh, jeez.

- Hold on, hold on,
hold on, hold on.

- We're not going
to see eye-to-eye on this.

- What's it like
watching all this?

- In a lot of ways,
heartbreaking.

You know, despite all of us
not working out,

it's challenging to sit here
and see this much contention

and just genuine--
I don't want to say hate.

But, like, it's a very strong
negative emotion

that they seem to spark each
other with.

And that's--
that's very challenging.

You know, and--

I mean, yeah, the outcome
for Chloe and I was the same.

We didn't work out.

But I--I hope
that I don't spark

a negative emotion
like this out of you

because I can 100% say
that that's not what I feel.

I would never want you
to feel this way.

I would never want to be
the catalyst of that kind

of emotion for you.
- I hear you.

And I think that's
great that you say it.

You still haven't told her why
you said no on Decision Day.

But I understand
what you're saying.

- It's also guys came in
at a different timeline.

Like, the entire
strategy sessions,

like, you guys missed.

- So hold on.
- [sighs]

- Are you saying that
you were in cahoots also,

that your relationship
with Austin was not authentic,

that this was all perpetrated
for the cameras?

- Personally, I don't know what
was real between Austin and I.

It was a very unique situation.

I think the question is
why did we go along with it?

- Why did you go--and do you
wish you hadn't done that?

- Oh, my God, yes!
- Of course.

- I--every single day,
I'm like, why--

I am myself through and through
with everything that I do,

whether it be my career or my
friendships or anything else.

But with this, I just wanted
to make our marriage work.

And I was doing what
he asked me to do.

- Hold on.
Austin, did you lead your wife?

- I mean--[sighs]
I didn't think of it as, like,

leading at the time.

You know, I thought we
were a team, and that, like,

we wanted to get through this
in a way that we both

felt comfortable
and were able to.

I was in this 100%.
I wanted marriage.

I wanted a wife.

- With me?
- Yes.

- Let me just ask this, were
you attracted to your wife?

- I was.

- You were attracted
to your wife?

- Yeah, I was attracted to her.

- OK.
I mean, I just thought I--

looking at what happened
and took place between you two,

honestly,
you owe her that answer

if you were not attracted
to her.

- I was attracted to Becca.

I'm not still attracted
to Becca.

I was.

- Thank you
for clarifying that now.

- Sorry, no offense,
but like, after...

- No, I shouldn't--
- Everything that has--

- I'm glad you're
telling the truth.

- That's true.

- OK, listen, there are clearly
a lot of unresolved issues

with everybody in this room.

But right now,
we have to take a break.

Throughout the night,
I'm going to be sitting down

with each and every
one of these couples

to go through all the highs,
the lows, the disagreements.

What's the truth?
What's a lie?

We will break down
their relationships,

and we'll also hear how things
have changed in your lives

since Decision Day, OK?

There's so much more to come.

When we return, I'll be
joined by Cameron and Clare.

And we'll get to the
bottom of this, OK?

We'll continue to work
on this conversation.

Don't go away.

[energetic music]

- You wanted nothing
to do with me.

So stop making me feel
like I'm a piece of [bleep]

when all I wanted to do was
care for you.

And you didn't even give me
the space for that.

And now you are lying about it.

- And later.

- Do you know how
you did me dirty

or, like, how you
didn't treat me well?

Like, do you know that?

You did that because you wanted
to avoid me saying anything

that was negative about you.

Like, you manipulated me.

- OK.

[tense music]

[tense music]

- I'm having a revelation.

My life is going to be so
much better without Brennan.

And he never deserved
to be married to me.

You are a one, I am a ten.

We are 12 and twos.

- What I notice
is interesting is

they'll take, like,
a granule of something true

and then build around it

all of the things
that support them.

- Yeah.

- It's very well done,
very well done.

- Are we surprised?
- No.

- No, no.

I just thought that, like,
he was remorseful a little bit.

- Dude, he is--

- So I thought remorseful Cam
was going to show up today.

I was very wrong.

- If you come up
with a narrative--

if you're the girl,
you come up with a narrative,

and you accuse someone
of that narrative,

it's impossible for
the defendant to accuse back.

- Right.
- It's perfect gaslighting.

- Ooh, I need to like
take deep breaths.

I'm really scared.

- Don't be scared.
[bleep], Cameron.

- I know, I know.
[bleep] that guy.

- [bleep] him.
- [bleep] that guy.

- Eh, [bleep] crazy.

- OK, great.
Girls, just pray for me.

Let's go.

[tense music]

♪

- Here we go. Ready?

♪

Welcome back.
I'm Kevin Frazier,

and this is the "Married
at First Sight" Denver reunion.

It has already
been a wild ride.

I think it's important

that we bring back out
Cameron and Clare right now

so we can continue
the conversation with them.

♪

- Thank you.
- There you go.

Cam, you can sit right there.

I want to pick up where
we left off.

Cameron,
on the wedding night...

- Yes.

- During that night,
did you feel

that your marriage was
a viable marriage

and that things
could be worked out?

- Yes.

- Hmm.
- So you felt comfortable?

Did you feel comfortable
after that night?

- Yeah, that night, I was
like, very, very excited.

I was texting my sisters,
my mom, like,

I am very excited
about this situation.

I think they chose very well.

- You did make it clear that

you were not attracted to him
at first.

- Yes. So at the wedding,
I was very, very hopeful,

and I was attracted.

And then it was
the day after the wedding

that he had this conversation

that I felt rejected
in that moment.

And I started to pull away

when he said that
I was not his type.

- But I didn't say that.
- You--you did.

- Just so we're clear.
- OK.

Well, we realized that

you're not going to tell
the truth, so that's fine.

- What did he say when he said
that you weren't his type?

- We sat down
and you were babbling.

And you said, I asked
for someone tall and slender,

and I didn't get that,
which, as a woman,

I understand
you're not openly saying,

I'm not attracted to you,

but I read between the lines
and I fell on the defense.

I think I built a wall in
that moment to protect myself.

It wasn't completely up,

but I started to get
on the defense mode

because of the
passive/aggressive comments

like when we woke up
next to each other

and him just being like,

I completely forgot
you were there.

Like, you don't
say those things

when you're trying
to build a foundation

for a strong relationship.

You were saying, oh, yeah,
I just ignored the fact

that you were in my bed.

It's like, that's--how was
that supposed to make me feel?

Because I felt invisible.

- I believe I did hurt your
feelings in the conversation.

- And I told you, but--

- I don't understand why you're
just not telling the truth

because the truth would
just be easier.

- [scoffing] OK.

- So this conversation
that we had...

- Mm-hmm.

- After the wedding night,
it was spawned by the initial

wedding night conversation
of what did we ask for?

I said to her that I asked
for European, slender.

- Mm-hmm.

- She asked me for, like,
30 minutes, 45 minutes

what do I mean
by the word slender.

And she was pointing at girls
and trying

to get me to understand--
- No, I was--

I was just trying to understand
am I your type or am I not?

- Exactly.

- I should have asked you
explicitly.

- I give you that, I give
you that, I give you that.

She was of the opinion

that I called her a small,
flat-butted lady.

That's what I--that's--

- This is not even relevant
to our marriage.

I'm sorry.

- But you're claiming
that it is.

You're saying that this is the
very beginning of you not--

- Let's do this.
Let's do this.

Let's jump to a clip
for a second real quick

because I want to show
this clip of Clare

at "Afterparty," her reaction
to Cameron telling the guys

how he felt about Clare.

I want you to watch this.

- The attraction that
you all have with your partners

was immediate, and that's fair
to say, correct?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- That's where we differ.

It hasn't been
that experience for us.

- I'm really attracted
to Clare.

I think she is very attractive.
- What? Oh, I'm thrown off.

- While we aren't the most
intimate people yet, like,

I'm very much looking forward
to us getting there.

- What?

- OK, Clare.

- I am so confused that
he is telling you guys this,

which maybe he felt
more comfortable,

but not telling me this
directly.

- Why did you tell the guys
you were attracted to Clare

but not tell Clare you
were attracted to her?

- I did.
- Mm-mm.

- When did you?

- Day one.
- Mm-mm.

I mean, every day.

And then, you know, anytime I--

anytime I gave
a direct compliment,

it was, you know,
do not give me compliments.

- Your compliments--
OK, all right.

- But like--but--
but you didn't say--

- I like your ass.
Yeah, I don't--

- But you didn't you didn't
say thank you, first of all.

- That's all you ever said,
which is fine.

- OK.
- But it's like, OK--

I mean, any random dude on the
street could say that to me.

I'm sorry, like,
you are my husband.

- OK, but I'm your husband.
- Right.

- Right.
So don't you want--

- Keep going. Finish--
finish--finish your point.

- There's a moment
that stands out to me.

I think it was the fourth day
of the honeymoon.

And I said to you
I think I'm falling for you.

And you said, don't say that.

- That's not what happened,
Cameron.

See this, I want to let go,
but when--

I can't in these moments.

- Let's just be honest, we're
getting nowhere with this.

It's time to move on.

Did you--when Cam was sick,
did you go visit him?

- Yes.
- No, never.

- I tried--I tried several--
- She canceled every time.

- Every time we organized,
she canceled.

- Look through our texts.
- Yeah.

You said, your energy
stresses me out.

I don't need it right now.

- Yeah, after you canceled
multiple times on me.

- I tried to call you
five different times,

zero response.

You wanted nothing
to do with me.

So stop making me feel like
I'm a piece of [bleep]

when all I wanted to do
was care for you.

And you didn't even give me
the space for that.

And now you are lying about it.

- You want to talk
about text messages?

- Hold on, hold on.
Hold on. Take a second.

- [sobbing] I just can't
believe he's lying about this.

- Are you OK?

Because I know you shouldn't
be getting riled up.

- I'll survive. Thank you.
- OK, all right.

Just checking on both of you.

- [sniffles]

- OK, let's talk about
something else, all right?

I want to show you
another clip.

All the couples got together

for their one-month
anniversary.

And it seemed like you two
were on the same page.

Watch.

- On the count of three,
say, you want a divorce...

- Oh, no!
- No!

- Or you want--

- That is absolutely not what
I was trying to get to.

- Or you want to keep trying.

- I'm scared.
- One, two, three.

I want a divorce.
- Separated.

- OK, same thing.

- Separation.
- Same answer.

- Was that real
or was that all a plan?

- It was all planned.

Everything that you see
is planned.

- Cam, was it real
or was it an act?

- So, to me, getting
the divorce, absolutely real.

The reason why I kept saying
we kept missing each other

was because she kept telling me
you have to do it,

you have to do it,
you have to do it.

And I didn't want to do it.

So I would get on
in front of cameras,

and it would be on me
to follow the plan, right?

- Mm-hmm.

- And--and I would-

eventually, she would
just not commit with me.

- This confusion
that I'm talking about

is the fact that I literally
was dealing with

two different human beings,
the one that was strategizing,

the one executing.

I still don't know who you are.

I don't. I really don't.
At his core, I don't know.

- OK, I hear what
you're saying.

I hear what you're saying.

But the whole thing was
such a deception.

And you both were a part
of that deception

that, of course,
it turned into a [bleep] show

because you tried
to deceive the process.

- Mm-hmm.

- And by trying to deceive the
process, you screwed yourself.

Fair to say?
- Yeah.

I wish I would have just not.
- We--we actually--

I think we had like
maybe a glimpse of

maybe where things could
have gone, so--

- When?

- Just in the timeline, in the
timeline, there's this, OK?

So we kind of like,
we have a little bit of a reset

after this, after this moment.
- Mm-hmm.

- Then a few weeks later,
there was a moment.

And this is kind of what I've
been coming back to recently

in that whatever it was,
I don't know, two weeks,

something like that, I--

we--I feel like--
like--like we just--

I don't want to say
we had, like,

the best relationship ever,

but like, I can look back
on that moment,

and I can see a glimpse
of what could have been.

And I admit, and I've
been expressing this to Clare,

I do wonder what--
what could have been.

And I wonder if we threw
something away, like, why--

why don't we have a chance?

- What do you mean?

So you're saying
you still want to try it now?

- There was a lot of things
that had to happen for me

to marry Clare--
sorry, serendipitous.

- Mm-hmm.

- Kind of like just one
after the other,

just one-in-a-billion chance,

and I'm just the kind of person
that if that's good luck,

if marrying Clare was
good luck,

it does seem pretty dumb to--
to just be like,

yeah, OK, fine.
It's over.

I never want to talk about it.

- So what you're
saying right now

is that you would
like to try again?

- I want to start fresh with
the opportunity to try again.

- Um--
- Did you hear that, Clare?

That he is saying,
he's saying that actually,

he wants to try this again.

He wants to try and forge
a relationship with you.

And I know it's contentious
and it's ugly right now,

but you know what,
let's look at the future.

Is there any planet where

you would sit down
and start anew and fresh?

[tense music]

- I think that if
he had come here today

and was truthful
and took accountability

for certain things that
he still has not,

and if I knew--
- Like what?

Like what hasn't he
taken accountability for?

- The fact that
I don't know who you are

outside of the lies,
the manipulation, control,

the fact that six weeks ago,
you asked to get back together,

but moments before,
called me a sociopath.

You said, you're a sociopath.

Less than five minutes later,
I'm still in love with you.

What do I do with that?

- What does that
say that he says

he's still in love with you?

- Calling me a sociopath?

- No, no, I'm asking you--
- I asked--

- what does it say--
hold on, hold on.

What does it say that he says,
I'm still in love with you?

How do you unpack that?

- I--I--in my head,
I'm thinking,

he never was in love with me.

But OK,
if that's what he means,

I will take his word
at face value.

If he actually loved me,

he would have treated me
so much differently.

- But do you think that
there could have been

a world where there was
so much confusion created,

and there were so many games...
- That's what I'm saying.

- And manipulation--

- Has strategizing not
been a part of our story,

we could have made this work.

- Here's the thing.

You have an opportunity here
today to say,

OK, let's sit down and just
have an honest conversation.

There are things that you two
may never agree upon.

But let's look forward now.

Let's put all that crap
in the past.

[tense music]

- I--I just don't have
enough trust with Cameron.

- Can I earn trust?

Can I--

- You haven't shown me
that you're deserving.

- Do you agree with me

that the experts are good
at making matches?

- Sure. I--I--
- OK.

- Again, this is--
- So, nothing?

- You convincing me
to stay with you

is a part of your
manipulation tactics

that I am not falling for.
I'm sorry.

I've seen enough
of who you are.

- Hold on, hold on.
- I cannot win that one.

- Let me just ask you this--
do you feel like you're being

manipulated right now?
- Always.

- [sputtering laugh]

- Every conversation
I have with him,

I feel like I'm being
manipulated, truly.

- [softly] Oh, my God.
- Truly, Cameron.

I don't know who you are.
I don't know who you are.

- I don't think you understand
what manipulation means.

- You--OK, all right.

- Do you--do you feel like he
is controlling you right now?

- Yes.
I think he's condescending.

I think he's controlling.

I think he's trying to make it
seem as if you care about me

when if you did, you would
show me differently off-camera.

You have done nothing to
show me anything off-camera.

- OK, so let me--let's--
let's get to this point.

If you don't want to get back
together, you feel it's toxic,

and you're being manipulated,
which is--

they're legitimate reasons,

because if that's how you feel,
that's how you feel.

Then are you ready to put
this in your rear view mirror

and let it go?

- Yes, I'm going to
put this behind me.

I'm going to respect you
in the ways I always did.

But I'm never going to put
myself back in that situation.

- And you never should be in
a situation where you feel like

you're being controlled
or manipulated.

But I will say that, yes,
you all need to move forward.

Now it's time to move forward.
- I'm ready, I'm ready.

- To have a new life into--

- So getting back
together would

be taking many steps back.

- There you go.
- Yeah.

- See, that's you.

Now, that's her just being--
and say what you feel.

If you think getting
back together--

- It's freeing. I didn't get
to do that during filming.

- But if you feel
it's a problem

and you don't want
to get back together,

just pull yourself out
and move on with your life.

- Yeah. I've spoke my truth.
- OK, that's your truth.

- Mm-hmm.
- OK, and that's fair.

Cameron, do you hear
what she's saying?

- I do, I do. I mean,
it sucks that you've just

been dragging me along
the last couple of months.

- Wait a minute.

Hold on, hold on, hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on,

hold on, hold on, hold--
- But I heard you.

I heard you.
I heard you, that's all.

- I said it's healthy
if we heal separately.

I told you that.
- I heard you, I heard you.

- Like let's just now just stop
taking shots at each other

and let's change topics.

What have you been up to
since filming stopped?

- [chuckles softly]
Well, I graduate

from my master's next week,
which is really exciting.

I've just been working hard
in school, interning,

getting all my hours,
just traveling,

spending time with my family,
my friends,

and just regaining
that sense of who I am.

- Are you ready to date again?

- I actually am seeing someone.

- Oh, you are seeing someone.
- Mm-hmm.

I actually am seeing someone.

So yeah,
he's great and I'm happy.

- So you could tell him that.

You could have
said to him, hey,

I'm actually seeing someone.

- I just wasn't
responding to him.

- OK, OK.
- Mm-hmm.

- Cam, what have you been up
to since the filming stopped?

- So I've started a new job
in finance, actually.

- You are?
- Yeah.

And yeah, otherwise,
things are good.

- Mm-hmm.
That is fantastic.

And is there anything
that you would

like to say nice in parting?

- I want to say something
that's not manipulative

or misleading, so--

because any time
I say something nice,

it's manipulative.

I agree that
we've been through a lot.

And I want to say
that no matter what

I say or what I've been saying,

I really do hope the best
for you.

And if the best for you
is removed from me,

then that is what
I would like for you.

- Thank you.
Thank you.

And I just want to say

that I think there were
glimpses where I--

I felt like I was getting
to know you at your core.

And I--it--it
seemed like there was

someone that was really great.

If we had gotten to know each
other without all of this,

it may have looked
very different.

And I don't think that you
are a horrible human being.

I think that it was a storm
that did not go well for us.

And I think--
I wish you the best

is ultimately what
I'm trying to say.

And I'm--I'm letting go
of all the past.

And I hope you do the same

because we deserve good futures
for ourselves.

- That's what today is about,
is healing and moving forward.

- Mm-hmm.
- All right?

- Thank you.

- At the end of the day,

we hope that you both go on
and live happy lives.

And ten years from now,
you look back at this

and you say,
what a wild experience.

I once did this, you know.

But we don't want the
bitterness, you know?

Is it done?
- Yeah, it's done.

- It's out? It's out?
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- It's out? Is it out?
- Yeah.

- OK, and I really do wish well
for the both of you.

And I'll see you again out here
a little bit later on the set.

But you know what, let's move
on and live life and be happy.

It's too damn short, OK?

- Thank you.
- All right.

- Like, they just have
so much confidence

to just say whatever [bleep]
[bleep] they want to say.

- If I was such a liar
and I was this awful person,

why would Cameron ask
to get back together with me?

- Because Cameron's story
is the craziest of them all.

- OK, here we go, Jim.

- So I should go first.
- Yeah.

- We are back,
and you're watching

the "Married at First Sight"
Denver reunion.

I'm Kevin Frazier, your host.

And tonight we are
really just trying

to figure out what was real and
what wasn't from this season.

It has been a wild ride so far.

Let's bring out our next
couple, Becca and Austin.

Hello, hello, hello.
- Hi.

- Hug it out, hug it out.
[Becca laughs]

- Hey.
- Hey, hey.

[upbeat music]

First question,
what happened this season?

What was real and what wasn't?

- That's a big question.

Between Austin and I, I think

it's hard for me
to differentiate

what was real and what wasn't.

- But you admitted
that you were

in on the pact to kind of make
or manipulate this process.

- We were on a pact of
it's us versus everything else.

And then the teamwork
then started to misalign

when he was lying to me.

Like I just couldn't tell what
was real and what wasn't.

- It seemed like there was
a connection between you two.

Everything was going well,

and you kind of really
locked it down.

I just want to show you
a video clip.

It's a great moment
between you two.

So let's watch this first,
then.

♪

- Whoo!

- I'm glad we made it
to a month.

- [laughs]
- Proud of us.

- Proud of us.
We're rock stars.

- And excited to celebrate
every single month

until we die.

- [laughing]
Oh, my God, that sounds great.

- Kiss me.
- I'm not freaking out inside.

- [laughing] You married me!

- All right.
- I'm freaking out inside.

That's what you signed up for,
bro.

I hate you.

- I love liking you.

[laughter]

- That's my new favorite.

[laughter]

♪

- Was that moment real?
- Yeah.

- It was?

It was a real moment
between you?

- Yeah, I think
I protected Austin a little bit

by not talking
about an argument

that we had in the car
afterwards.

And I understand part of it,

which is that this process
is really exhausting,

and it does bring out
a lot of emotions.

But at times,
it was hard for Austin

to really express
how he felt about me.

And if you were to play
the raw footage of that,

it took a lot in that moment.

Austin was tired.

It took a lot in that moment
for Austin to--

to be super lovey with me.

[dramatic music]

- Were you really feeling lovey
with her, or was that--

did you have to
get pushed there?

- No, I mean, I was myself,

and I don't act in a way that,
like, isn't me.

I don't.
- Mm-hmm.

- I respect what she says and,
like, how she remembers it.

I remember it being
a really enjoyable day.

But to her point,

all filming days were
a lot of effort,

a lot of, you know, like,
time and energy,

and, like, that on top
of everything else

that you're navigating not only
about your relationship,

but like your normal life,
like your job and all of that,

like,
it's an exhausting process.

- It is a tough process.
There is a lot going on.

And I don't think anybody
in the world is prepared

to when you
get dropped in there.

It kind of overwhelms you.

But it is also,
they're there to document

this thing
you're going through.

You claim that Austin was
very different off-camera.

What do you mean by that?

- I mean, on-camera,
there was a lot talk about

how we would progress intimacy.

And off-camera,
it didn't match.

And it started
to get to a point

where I started to see that

I was kind of living
in a fantasy.

- I feel like it almost started
to break you a little bit.

- I started to be honest
on camera

and talk about the fights
that we were having

and the issues that
we were having

instead of just pretending
like things were normal

because that's what
you wanted to do,

was pretend that things were
normal on camera.

- No, I didn't want to pretend
things were normal.

I just wanted us to have, like,
a conversation.

And then, like, if we--
at any time you're like,

I want to talk about this
on-camera, I was like,

OK, we'll do it.

- [sighs] I wouldn't say
it was that easy.

- As you started to see
those problems creep up,

what's going on with you?

And what is the reason that,
you know, it just--

it seemed like you avoided
intimacy with your wife?

- It wasn't--[sighs]

That I was, like,
avoiding intimacy.

Obviously,
the sexual connection, like,

wasn't happening
at the same, like, rate

for her as it was for me.

And like I--
- But it never happened.

- Yeah, I mean--

- So there was no rate,
it never happened.

- Right, so you know,
there was a point where

we acknowledged that
it was an issue.

- Mm-hmm.

- I wanted to, like,
work on it.

But adding pressure and anxiety
to something that, like,

is supposed to be comforting
and, like, vulnerable,

like, it's hard
to get into that state.

- It wasn't just
sexual intercourse.

Like, I was looking for
intimacy in many other ways.

I heard at "Afterparty"
that you said

that there's a six-month rule
when it comes to sex.

- Let me ask you this--what
is normally been your timeline

between dating someone
and it growing

to a more intimate level?

- I mean, I would say, like,
three to six months,

like, from the beginning.

- From the beginning?
- Yeah, yeah.

- Why didn't you share that
with Dr. Pia?

And did you communicate that
to Becca?

- I thought Becca and I were
on the same page about that.

- It wasn't a six-month rule,
but Keshia asked me to, like,

put a number on how--

- Which I asked you
to do many times.

We tried so many times
to talk about

what past relationships had
looked like for you

and what timelines looked like
for you.

And I never got

a straightforward answer
like that.

And so it's frustrating
to hear it now.

It would have been
so great to have that

because I don't think I would
have pressured you like that.

If I would have known, but
instead what I was getting was

on-camera you were telling me
that you want to work forward,

that you want
to do these things,

and then off-camera,
you weren't.

So what you feel
like was pressure

was me following the carrot
that you were dangling.

One time,
we were hugging fully clothed

not a sexual moment at all.

It was just an
intimate kitchen moment

while we were cooking dinner,

and you pushed me off of you
and called me a horny girl.

[tense music]

And, like, I even asked

after a hot tub one night
if we could shower

with our bathing suits on
and you said no.

Like it--it wasn't about sex.

It was about intimacy
and intimacy looks--

- It was about
physical intimacy.

- Also emotional.

- You know, there's two sides
to every story,

and I respect where
you're coming from.

And I'm sorry that, like,
I didn't give that to you.

I felt that
we had emotional intimacy.

I felt that we had a lot of
levels of intimacy--

- I think we did, too,

but I think I led it
and you avoided it.

- Like, we did like,
kiss and make out

and, like, hug
and, like, cuddle and, like,

do other things in the bedroom.

Maybe not like
every night, but,

like, we definitely
were physically,

like, into each other.

And it takes a while
for me to get to the point

where I'm ready
to fully give myself

to another person
in a sexual sense.

And that--
as we were getting to that,

I feel like we got hit
and, like,

slammed with, like,
a wedge in between us.

- What was that wedge?

- Um...

the wedge was the,
like, barrage of, like,

why aren't you guys
being more sexually intimate?

- To me, the wedge was

you going out with that
producer and lying about it.

[tense music]

- Fair.

- That came out later
in the season

that there was a producer...
- Yeah.

- Who you felt was interjecting
in your relationship.

Right?
- Yeah.

What about literally,
you and I,

the sanctity of our marriage,
and honesty--

- What does that have to do
with a producer?

- Because that has been
the rift in our relationship.

And you decided that
the path forward

and the path to healing was
to go spend time with her.

- I told you, ran into them.
It just happened.

- You didn't run into them,
Austin.

And the fact that
you even were lying about it

right here with me right now
and you are continuing...

- [sighs]

- To lie about different
aspects of it

tell me that my intuition
was correct.

[tense music]

I didn't get invited.
I didn't know about it.

And then on top of it,
they lied to me about it.

- OK.
Why didn't you invite Becca?

- [sighs] Well,
this was after Decision Day.

There was no, like,
let's go out and celebrate.

Didn't think
it would be an issue,

and that was stupid on my part.

- And then you lied about it
on top of the issue.

- I have acknowledged
many times

that, like, I made a mistake.

And I'm sorry about it.

- When I watched this season,
Austin, I will tell you

it comes off in many ways as if
you see her suffering.

- And I expressed that
to him, too.

It's not just like--

he knew that.
[chuckles weakly]

- I mean, I'm sorry to hear
that I made you suffer.

That was never my intention.

- You said it was always
your plan to get through this,

say yes on Decision Day
no matter what,

and then figure it out
after that.

- But wait a minute.
Was that true that you said,

we're going to go through this

and we're going to say yes
no matter what?

- I mean--[sighs]
No.

I said that I wanted
to get remarried

because I wanted to have, like,

both of our friends
and families, so.

- So he's saying he wanted
to have another wedding.

Was that it?
- No, but it's OK.

- What a [bleep] note
to end this on.

I thought we were
getting to a better place.

- If I'm being honest,

I just don't think that you
were ever the partner for me,

and I was never
the partner for you.

And I think you still have
a lot of growing to do.

And I don't think
that you were ready

to be married
to someone like me.

- [chuckles]

- What I'm trying
to figure out is

what is at the core
of this breakup?

- For me, I was realizing that

I wasn't going
to be a priority,

that whoever Austin needed
to appease in that moment

would always be the priority,
and it wouldn't always be me.

- If he had made you
a priority,

would you still be together?

[suspenseful music]

- There were many ways
that I wasn't made a priority,

so it would have taken a lot.

- It's hard to play, like,
the "what if" game.

- Yeah.

- That's one thing that we
had got propositioned a lot.

And we're always like,
what if anything happens?

Like there's no way to...
- I mean--

- To have this
hypothetical game of--

- I do know that I want
a husband that desires me,

and I deserve that.
- Mm-hmm.

- And I think I need someone
who is honest with me

and who always puts me first,

especially doesn't lie to me.

- Is there any chance
of reconciliation?

- I know I'm not
the person for him.

I--I know that for a fact.
I think he knows that now.

I think he knew it all along,
to be honest.

I'm--every time
that you ask him,

I do expect him a little bit
to just be like,

no, I wasn't all there.

And it would almost feel like
a relief to me

because I wouldn't
feel so crazy, but--

- Mm-hmm.
- But yeah.

- Was it a relief in the
end when it--when it ended?

Were you relieved in a way?
- No.

- You were not?
- I mean, no.

I wanted us to work.
- Mm-hmm.

- I tried to make that happen.
I didn't do the best job of it.

But like, Becca and I have
gone our separate ways,

and that's OK.

- I just think
if you wanted it,

you would have made it work and
I would have been the priority.

- Going forward,
are you ready to move on

and have you moved on
with your life?

Are you seeing anyone new?

- No, I am not seeing anyone.

- But you are taking care
of yourself?

- Of course, yeah.
- Yeah.

What about you, Austin?
Have you moved on?

Are you dating anybody?

- Um, I'm not dating, like,
anyone specifically.

You know,
I've gone on dates since.

And I moved on.
Yeah, like, I've moved on.

But like I do want us to move
to a place that, like--

I don't know
if you feel the same way,

but, like,
I think just sitting down,

and, you know,
talking to you through in that,

like, we're getting there.

- I think
I still don't trust you.

- OK.

- What would it take
for you to trust him?

- The cameras to go away

and for two or three years
from now...

- [chuckles]
- For him to just--

- OK.
- I'm just saying like, I--

I just don't think that
in this process,

in this time frame,
I'm going to see it.

- How does it make you feel
when she says that?

- No, I got no issue with that.

I mean,
I respect her and her decision

and, like, what she said to me.

I was hoping that we could
have a conversation, you know,

more shortly after our reunion
as opposed to a couple years.

But you know, if that's
the way it's going to be,

then that's what
it's going to be.

- Listen, it is never good
when one of these marriages

ends up in divorce.

We want everyone
to come together,

get married,
and everything goes well.

But I want to thank you guys
for sitting out here

and kind of taking us through
your relationship.

And I feel, there was a little
bit of honesty out here.

But I don't feel like we really
got to the bottom of what

really happened and
what people really felt.

And I think that's too bad.

And this was your chance
to straighten it out,

but we'll all get
back together--

- Well, you're asking me to--
- I'm asking you to be honest.

- I'm being honest. And then
you're questioning whether--

you're questioning my honesty,
which is offensive.

- No, no, no,
let me just say this--

- You haven't been honest
through the process.

- But let me say this.
Let me say this.

I know you think that

I just got a bunch of cards
in my hand, and that...

- No, I don't.

- I don't hear
what's happening.

But I'm part of this process.

So that's why when
I question you about something,

I'm giving you an opportunity
to put it out on the table.

You don't want to, it's cool.

- Thank you for giving us
that opportunity.

- Yeah, thanks, guys.

- Sorry.
- Oh, sorry, guys.

[somber music]

♪

[Becca sighs]
- Thank you...

- OK.

- For giving me the space
to do that.

- Of course. Always.

- Austin came in afterwards
and it was really hard

because--
- It's OK.

- I'm going to start crying
because he just, like,

holds me and cries, and like...

- He was crying?
- I just feel bad for him.

Yeah.
- What'd he say?

- He just said that, like,

he thinks that I could have
gone even harder on him,

and he thanked me for not.

- I think when he's around,
you just--

you start to question and,
like, I see that a little bit.

- I think it's because you
kind of still care about him.

- I kinda do.
Weakened little puppy.

- You care about him, though.

- But it's because
he's a good person.

- Yeah, but we all have that.
- You did great. She did great.

- All right, let's get going.
Here we go.

Boys and girls, here we go.

- I've got to get out of here.
- Bye, Chloe.

Thanks for hanging out.

[upbeat music]

♪

- Hello and welcome back

to the "Married at First Sight"
Denver reunion.

Joining me next are
Chloe and Michael.

Now, these two
got a later start

than the rest of the crew.

But they really did
hit the ground running

and seem to have
an instant connection.

While it seemed like all was
going well in their marriage,

Michael shocked us all,
and I mean shocked us

when he said he wanted
a divorce on Decision Day.

All right, let's get to the
bottom of what really happened.

Come on out, Chloe and Michael.

Hey, hey.
- Hi.

- Hey, hey, hey.
Welcome back, welcome back.

- Thank you so much.
- Right down here.

Good to see you again.

- Good to see you again.

- Oh, guys, guys, guys,
there was so much hope.

It felt so right.
Everything seemed so perfect.

What the hell happened?
What happened?

- I mean, that's--
there's a lot to unpack.

- Before we go there,
let's go back to the beginning.

- Let's.

- Michael, what were
your first impressions

of Chloe when you saw her?

- So one of the things
that I was really hoping for

was, like, a really sweet woman
that just radiated, like,

positivity
and that sweet nature.

And that's
my first impression of her.

Like seeing her
walking down the aisle,

like, any nerves
that I had, like,

immediately just evaporated
once I felt that from her.

This is that sweet woman
I was hoping for.

This woman has
those intangible qualities

that I was dreaming
about that--

and I could feel it
coming off of her.

- You felt like the match
was a win, right?

- I did.
- OK.

Chloe, what were your
first impressions of Michael?

- Well, my first thought was

I am so glad I didn't choose
that pink dress because...

[Kevin laughs]

- We would have just
been a pink canvas...

- Right, right, right.
- Ready to take on the world.

Yeah, no, I was just
taking him all in.

I was taking them
all in once I came to

because I think I might have
blacked out from the walk

to the ceremony.
[chuckles]

- You did get nervous as you--
- Yeah.

- As it got closer
to the moment...

- Whoa, yeah.

- You started to
really understand

what you were doing.

You were freaking out
a little bit?

- I was freaking out
because, I mean,

I came in 100% committed
to my marriage.

There was nothing
that was going to

deter me aside from a monster.

There was nothing that
was going to deter me

from being a yes
on Decision Day...

- Mm.

- Because I didn't
come in to quit.

And so for me,
I started to freak out

because I came in
taking the sanctity of marriage

so seriously and knowing
that the man that was standing

at the end of that aisle
was the man that

I was going to
fully commit myself to

until I had a reason not to.

- Yeah, you pushed yourself
with this relationship.

- Yeah.
- How was it for you?

- Um, fully transparently,
it was the hardest thing

that I've ever done
in my entire life.

To be on and, you know,
surrounded by cameras

and production
and all while trying

to navigate a new relationship,

it was just more than
I was prepared for.

- You didn't realize

you married more than
one person, right?

- I married a whole team of
some of the most extraordinary

people you will ever meet
in your life.

- Yeah.

- But it was really more than
I bargained for.

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- And so I think navigating
it in the beginning

was something that I was
challenged with emotionally

in ways
I just wasn't expecting.

- So you guys finished
the couple's retreat.

You go home.

And Chloe,
you decided then to go home.

- Yeah.

- With the dogs being so old,
I hate to go and visit

and then leave again
so quickly.

So what I was
thinking about was

taking just the next few days
to be at home with them.

[tense music]

It has been go, go, go.

I feel like everything
is moving so quickly,

we don't actually have
an opportunity to just process.

- Yeah, true.
- Yep.

- That's true.

- I think we just
need that time.

- Mm.

- Kind of give us
a chance to kind of

take a deep breath then.
- Mm-hmm.

- If you think
that sounds good.

- Mm.

- What was going through your
mind when Chloe says to you,

I got to go?

- Even though
she's very socially engaging,

she is more of an introvert.

And the nature
of always being on and--

and having these conversations
knowing that they're

for public consumption, like,
I started to pick up that

it's probably a little bit more
draining for her than myself.

- Mm-hmm.

- So I really
wanted her to know that

I support her in that, that
I don't take it personally.

It's not like I felt she needed
time specifically away from me.

She just needed time
to gather herself.

- Chloe, if Michael
had said to you, don't go.

I need you here with me.
Don't go.

Would you have stayed?

- Um...

so full transparency,
not only would I have stayed,

but that was what
I needed to hear.

Because what I didn't share
and I should have,

was that I was not feeling,
up to that point,

that Michael was actually
invested in this marriage.

- Hmm.

- I was feeling like Michael

had his own reasons
for coming in,

but they were not
to be married to me.

- What was--what made
you feel that way?

- There were just
things early on.

Like we had just
gotten married.

- Mm-hmm.

- We were on the high
of the reception,

surrounded by people
that we love.

We're sitting in the car

waiting to be taken
to the hotel.

And we're getting
to know each other.

And I asked,
so what's my new last name?

And Michael's response was,

oh, there won't be any reason
to change your last name.

So I'm thinking, OK, so
maybe he's just a modern guy.

And he thinks that
I can keep my last name

if that's what I want,
but it stuck.

And then finding out
that his mom didn't know.

I came from a place
of truly understanding that

there could be
cultural differences

and truly understanding that

you're going to have to things
out from your first trauma

with your first match
in the way that you need to.

So I tried to look past it.
- Mm-hmm.

- But I feel like
if you're fully committed

to marrying somebody,

it doesn't matter what trauma
it might cause to your family.

Your family needs to know
that you're married.

Like, why am I stepping outside
of my comfort zone so far

and giving 175% to someone
and something

not feeling like
it is genuinely reciprocated?

- So in regards
to the last name,

I'll be quite honest--

I don't recall stating it
like that at all.

I recall stating like,
it could be Shiakallis-Brown.

You don't have to change
your last name.

But I remember stating it
in a pretty open-ended manner.

But that would be my retort
to the last name.

In regards to my mother
not knowing,

it's not that
I didn't tell my family.

I didn't tell my mother.

My mom already had
a lot of reservations

and concerns when
I did this the first time.

And it was something
that I wanted

to broach with Chloe early on.

At the time, the way
I interpreted her response

was that it was a full support.

Now granted if she would
have communicated to me

that it bothered her,
I probably--

I probably would have
challenged it to a degree.

I'm not saying I would have
just been like,

OK, well then,
I'll go and tell her.

There probably would have
been more of a dialogue.

But at the time when
we had that discussion,

I didn't pick up
on that at all.

I didn't feel like Chloe
was just

placating me
or giving me lip service.

I really thought that
she supported--

- And I wasn't, and I wasn't.
I wasn't placating.

I wasn't giving you
lip service.

I was fully supporting you
from a cultural perspective,

which is what you asked
and that's what I delivered.

And when I say that
it was not until

his no on Decision Day

that I started saying, wow,

so maybe this is why
he didn't tell his mom.

Maybe it really was
the fact that

he didn't intend
to stay married.

- Let's get to that.

Let's get to Decision Day
and what happened.

When did doubt start to creep
into your world, Michael?

- I think a little bit before
our one-month time frame.

- What did she do that made
doubt creep into your mind?

- You know, honestly, and
I think this is probably the--

the area that it's going to
be difficult to articulate.

- You are not going
to hurt my feelings.

This is our opportunity

to literally say the things
that have been on our minds.

Since Decision Day,
a lot of time has passed.

- Mm-hmm.

- I've had a chance
to sit with it.

Hopefully,
if you've sat with it,

you know exactly what was
the nail in the coffin.

You're not going to
hurt my feelings.

Just say it.

[tense music]

[suspenseful music]

- I didn't have a list
of, like,

things that I could pinpoint
to Chloe specifically

and say like, if Chloe would
have done this differently,

I would have said yes.

If Chloe wouldn't
have done this,

this would have
changed my mind.

It's not because of her.
That's the problem.

- Did you just not want
to be married?

- No.
- Because that's OK.

There--I--listen,
I know lots of people.

I know married people who
don't want to be married.

- No, it's not that I didn't
walk in just saying like,

oh, like,
I don't want to be married.

- Then when you walked
into Decision Day,

why didn't you want
to at least try it?

- I didn't want to try it
because I didn't feel

we built
a strong enough foundation

to "try marriage"
after Decision Day.

- And I think that's where
we came in

with different expectations
and also different intentions.

And I think the difference
is Michael was coming in

committed enough
to go through the process,

but not committed enough
to say,

we're going to give this 100%

until we've decided that
we're not right for each other.

- And Michael, I just want you

to understand this,
first of all.

The reason I'm asking so
many questions about this

is because it seemed perfect.

[chuckling] I really need
to understand what was wrong,

why you said no.

- I mean, her mentality
was different than mine.

I should have been
more transparent

of having that
collaborative dialogue

of like, look, I'm still
struggling to be at a place

where I could say, like, yes,
we're going to say yes

after Decision Day.

What can we do about this?

I need your help,

or this is what I think
a solution can be.

I didn't do that.

And that is going
to be a regret of mine,

and that is a glaring problem.

- When you say
it's a regret of yours,

do you regret saying no
on Decision Day?

- I regret saying no
on Decision Day.

- Do you wish you had said yes?

- I wish I was in
a place where I could--

where I felt more comfortable
saying yes, definitely.

Like I said no based
on how I felt at that time.

But I regret that
that's how I felt.

- So do you regret
not giving it a try?

- I do regret
not giving it a try

because when I hear the things
that she had concerns about,

when I hear what her
mentality was going in,

and when I hear where
our key differences were,

those were opportunities where
we could have been aligned.

- Chloe, hearing this,

do you wish that you could have
a second chance?

- No.
- Why not?

- No.

[tense music]

I don't know how often this
season I've been quoted

saying what's meant for us
will never pass us.

But what is meant for us
will never pass us.

And with him saying no
on Decision Day,

it just tells me that
our levels of commitment

were in two different places.

He said no.

It was the universe's way
of saying...

[clicks tongue]
He's not it.

And they plucked him up and
they moved him out of the way.

And there's no regret there.

I gave 175%.

- You sound like a woman
who's moved on.

- Yeah.
- Have you met somebody else?

- No, absolutely not.

My next relationship
is going to be...

[soft dramatic music]

With the soulmate

that my heart has been calling
out for in this lifetime.

And I know that
that's not Michael.

And so for me,
I'm just in a place

where I have fully healed.

- Michael, have you moved on?

- Yeah, from a healing process,
I feel like I've moved on.

If you're asking if
I'm currently dating someone,

I'm not.
- Mm-hmm. OK.

- But I do feel like
I'm in a good space

to be a better person for this
and hopefully a better spouse

and ultimately a better husband
if that's what awaits me.

- By the way,
what's new in your lives?

- I mean, I definitely
feel like one of the--

one of the things I took away

and that I feel much more
confident actively practicing

now is being that
empathetic person.

It's like Chloe, for me,
was a great example of that.

- Mm-hmm.

- You know, that's something

I'm always thankful
in regards to our experience.

She really showed me how to be
more of an empathetic person.

So that's something I've tried
to take into my personal life

with all my relationships.

I took a new position at work,

which has been, you know,
engaging in its own way.

I still have been trying
to keep up with my travel,

so nothing crazy-new.

I mean, you notice
the biggest new thing, so.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's new in your life, Chloe?

- Gosh, I feel like just
this renewed sense of self.

I have gone through just
this awakening of my spirit.

And I feel like

the world is brand-new
in so many ways.

Seeing just how expansive
I can be

and how expansive this process
has allowed me to be,

and knowing exactly how
it ends, I'd do it all again.

- All again?
- In a heartbeat.

I am a transformationally
different person today.

And it is freeing
and it is beautiful

and it is exactly
what I want for you.

So I don't feel anything other
than appreciation toward you

because you have given me
the gift of knowing that

what is meant for me
will find me.

- [exhales deeply]
That was beautiful.

- Yeah.
- All right.

Well listen, it's been great
catching up with you two.

You really were
a breath of fresh air

in this season of instability
and turmoil.

[Chloe sighs]

And even though the
marriage didn't work out,

we hope that you both
find peace and happiness

and that you enjoyed
this experience.

- Mm-hmm.
- I'd do it all again.

- ♪ Hot pink, hot pink,
I get it ♪

- Let's go.
- Oh, yeah.

- ♪ Hot pink, big bucks,
can you see that ♪

[laughter]
- Whoo!

- I need gum.

- All right, here we go.

- [laughs]
- Look at these badass bitches.

- OK, ladies come on in
and take your seats.

[upbeat music]

- We like this side.
- Me, too.

- I always get to sit so close.
I love it here.

- Can I have a card
to fan myself in?

- Yeah, you can, sure, yeah.
[laughter]

[indistinct]
- I'm telling you guys.

- Go ahead. Get it.

- [laughs]
Sorry, I just need a minute.

You guys know the drill.

- All right, here we go.

Welcome back
to the Denver reunion.

As you can see, it is
the ladies only right now.

We have a lot to discuss.

So let's get right
into what was

a wild roller-coaster ride.

First of all, I noticed that
there is real anger here.

What is at the core of this?

- At the core of it for me
is just feeling like

each of us deserved better
in some way or the other.

I don't think any of these men
were ready for this process.

- I think beyond that,

it's just about
not giving my power away

and realizing that
I can keep that for myself.

- And I want to say
it's not just anger.

Like for me personally,
it's been a lot more sadness.

Like, I want to be angry.

It's hard for me and I just
feel a lot of sadness

for myself, for the situation,
and for Brennan.

- Yeah, you feel sadness
for Brennan, too?

- Yeah, I do.

- But I think the thing that

I was holding on to was
just telling the truth.

We were not as truthful
to our core selves.

And we were not living
in an authentic way,

and that ended up
hurting us a lot.

- Mm-hmm.

- And so the first step
to healing

is reversing that
and speaking our truth.

And so here we are.

I will continue my healing,

but this is pivotal
to my healing.

[somber music]

- As we go back
and unwind this,

what really do you think was
the root cause

of everybody getting together
and saying,

we are going to job the system?

- I truly believe that
the whole reason this started

is because their maturity level

and them not being ready
for marriage

and we had the right,
correct mindset

of what this is supposed to be.

- As strong women--
you are strong women.

You stand here
and you say this.

Why the hell didn't you just
tell them, no, you're wrong?

- I think that's
a tough question.

And I think the reason being is

I wanted to protect,
first of all, the marriage.

But I also didn't want people

to see Cameron
in the same light that I did

and taint other people's
view of him

because that wasn't fair.

But at the same time,

I wasn't doing myself service
by keeping that in.

- Do you think in any
way that they were also

trying to figure it out,
that they were confused,

and they were--
- No.

- They didn't know
what they wanted to do?

- It's hard to feel that way

because they always had
a overarching goal,

that it seemed like--
and the goal was never us.

The goal was never marriage.

But at the end of the day,
I feel like

we just got a bad batch of men.
- Yeah.

- I hear you saying
a bad batch of men.

But I don't want to--

I mean, I don't want
to throw it all on them.

I'm saying, if there had
been more authenticity

and pushback
from the beginning,

they would have had to say who
they were.

- Or better perspective to say

instead of placing all the onus
on the men is that...

- Thank you.

- We weren't seeing
clearly ourselves,

and we allowed ourselves
to just go with the flow...

- And that's not us.

- Even though the flow
was rockety-rickety.

And we just let
ourselves do it.

And that we just
did a disservice.

It's not all on the men.
- No.

- No.

- I mean, we allowed ourselves
to get treated poorly.

- I thought one of
the interesting parts

of this season,
outside of Chloe and Michael,

was that there was
this lack of physicality

in the relationships
and in any of your marriage.

It was the weirdest thing.

What do you ladies
think about that?

- What do you think?
- It wasn't about that.

- It was the Sahara Desert
in season 17, baby.

- [laughs]

- I do think that there likely
was some conspiring happening.

- Hold on. It's funny you say
that because we do have a clip.

- Oh, God.
- Where y'all talk about that.

- Oh, God.
- Check this out.

- Oh, God.

- Like, I feel like
a conspiracy theorist,

but, like, there are
patterns in that, like...

how is it that each of you
were like,

we're not going to have sex
in this marriage, all of you?

- It's not--

That is a conspiracy theory.
- One, it's not a priority.

- That is a conspiracy theory.
That wasn't like a--

- Gaslight.
- A thing we talked about.

- I'm tempted--like, what
I want to do right now is like,

say, like, well,
let me see your phones then,

and see the guys' group chat.

[suspenseful music]

- The conspiracy theory
is hilarious to watch back

because I think it's--
it is all as wild to us

as it is to everyone else.

Like, and that's what
is hard to articulate

is that as confused as anybody
may be about the situation,

we were just as confused.
- We were equally confused.

- No, no, because watching it,
I honestly was like,

there's something going on
behind the scenes.

- Yeah.
- Yes.

- Somebody's getting it in
behind the scenes.

- No.
- There was nothing?

- No.
- No.

- It was ludicrous.
I'm sorry.

- [laughing]
Listen, Chloe, right?

What are you thinking
looking at--

listening to all this because

you added the only spice
to the season?

- [laughing] I just kind
of thought, you know,

truthfully,
I just had the mentality

that you cannot
make the decision

to keep a marriage going

unless you've had
an opportunity to consummate.

So I just assumed
everybody had.

- No, sex was off the
table for me, baby girl.

- [laughs]
- Gone.

- Early off the table, right?

- It's not for lack of effort.
- Yeah.

- I don't want
to belittle anybody

for having a different speed...
- No.

- Or wanting
emotional connection

or any of that stuff,
but these men were also

running away from emotional
connection to lead to sex.

- Exactly.

- It was that every step to sex
was cut off.

- And typically,
when you're rejected,

it hurts no matter what.
- Yes.

- But when you're
rejected without reason...

- Reason.
- Mm-hmm.

- Time and time and time again,
it starts to really...

- Wear on you.
- Mess with you, yeah.

It makes you wonder
if you're giving

too much into the process,
but that's what the process is.

That's what marriage is.
- Right.

- But now looking back,

I think we're happy
that we didn't

because that would have been
another element of--

- Connection that
we probably didn't need.

- Connection, intimacy that
I don't think we needed to...

- That they deserved.

- Carry on our
healing journey,

nor did they deserve it.

- Emily, do you think that
there was a part of you

that felt that everything was
going to work

after the accident and how
Brennan was there for you?

- Yeah, that's really hard.
Um...

I don't want to get emotional.

- We were emotionally
there for her. I'm sorry.

- Yeah, like, it was tough.

I was really vulnerable.

Like, that was a really
hard moment for me.

And I think, like,
I might have--

I don't know if we both did,
like, catch feelings.

But I also saw a side of him,
vulnerability that I never saw.

- Mm-hmm.

- And it was like
a huge mind[bleep], like,

everything was a mind[bleep].

And sadly it makes me sick to
say, like, I think he--[sighs]

Used my accident to come out
of this on top looking good.

And I'm just happy that
that didn't happen.

- But I do want to say

I think it's beautiful
that you're--

- [sniffles]
- You OK?

- It's really sad.
It's just really sad.

And this is why I'm always sad.
- She's good, she's good.

- Yeah.

- [sniffles]
Like having that on TV, like--

- All good, all good.

- My broken wrist,
hair extensions,

like, come on, universe.

Like it's literally,
the universe being like,

get away from this guy.
- Right. It's all good.

- Listen, your take away
from this experience

your friends
that you have for life.

- Yeah. [sniffles]

- Ladies, thank you
for kind of exorcising this--

- Oh, we didn't cover a lot.

- Huh?
- We didn't cover a lot.

- We didn't cover a lot.
- I know. It's--

- What didn't we cover
that you wanted to cover?

- To me,
I would like to focus on

the Cam and Brennan thing
at the end.

Like, I didn't kick Brennan out

because I found out
he was texting Clare's friends.

He was trying to hook up
with my best friend.

It was about him

never being in the process
from the beginning.

- And I will tell you this:

we are covering that with them
sitting right here.

- OK.
- Cool.

- We're going to cover
that with them out here.

When we all get back together--
- That's great.

- There are subjects
that we are going to cover

and we are going to talk about.

[chuckling] But really,
thank you for coming out here

and telling your truth,
because I think

it was very important,
you know.

[suspenseful music]

- Yeah, unfortunately,
I feel like the girls

are all still experiencing
a lot of hurt.

And it's hard for--

- Because they're just looking
for something to blame.

- Seek the truth.

But don't feel
like you need to...

- Explain myself.

- React in a way where
it gets combative.

- Yeah.

- Man, it is tough, though,

I will say,
holding that composure.

♪

- Thank you.
- Yep.

- [whispering]
Let's go get 'em.

♪

- Water?
- No, I'm good. Thanks.

- OK.

Welcome back to the "Married
at First Sight" Denver reunion.

As we continue
to unpack everything

that has happened during
this tumultuous season,

let's bring out Brennan
and Emily.

Hello again, hello again,
hello again.

Hey.

Um, we had a chance to talk
with everyone here.

But we wanted to have a chance

for just the two of you
to talk.

- Mm-hmm.

- And talk to each other

and kind of hash this out and
get to the bottom of things.

Brennan, I'm going
to let you start.

- Yeah, I think ultimately,
you and I were just

not a match for one another.

There was just differences
in our lifestyles

and differences
in what we wanted.

So when I felt that the experts
didn't match me correctly,

I did not start
to trust the process.

And that is--

- You did not trust the process
or you didn't try?

- Yes, because
I felt slighted...

- Yeah, you didn't trust
or try the process?

- By the experts--

- You felt slighted getting me,
Brennan?

- You are who you are.

You are a great person--
like, all that is great.

You just weren't for me.
And that's OK.

[dramatic music]

- All I'm saying is that

you know exactly what
you signed up for.

And you avoided it
by deflecting

and saying nothing and
making sure I said nothing.

And if I said one
tiny, negative thing,

that's what
you punished me for.

- What did I punish you with?
Like, I--

- If I did something wrong,
you left.

If I did something wrong, you
yelled at me the next morning.

If I did something right,
you would stay over.

If I did something right,
you got lunch with me.

It was--
- [sighs]

Kevin, I just want you to know
this is yelling to her.

It's extremely exaggerated.

- Well, one of the things that

was important
in your relationship

was the visits
by the experts in therapy.

- I loved the expert visits.

- So let's take a quick montage
and look at these.

- Yes, let's do it.

- You are able to identify

that you're not feeling
the romantic chemistry.

- I'm not going to say anything

that won't help anything
but do damage.

- So when you're squinting your
eyes and looking like that--

- [chuckling] Oh, no.
- See?

- What does that mean?
- Explain it--explain--

- I'm talking to her, though.
- Yeah, I know.

- But wait. Let me talk to her.
- Yeah, I get you.

- OK, so let me talk to her.

- So we--

- Brennan,
I'm talking to Emily.

- I feel like the last talk
you were here

is when like everything went,
like, backwards again.

And then I feel like there
was more pushback

from your recommendations.

- Would it feel productive
to talk about that now?

- I don't think so.

I just don't know where
this is coming from.

- Yeah.

- We had, like, such a good
day playing soccer.

So I think we're
in a good place now

and moving forward
and not really dwelling

on the past like we agreed.

♪

- Brennan...
- Mm-hmm.

- Why were you resistant

to having an open and honest
conversation with Dr. Pia?

- Because I was
way too concerned

with how
it would make Emily feel.

- You were concerned about
how it made you feel.

- [sighs]
What--me telling the truth.

- I told you a million times
I'm a big girl.

- OK.

- You could have said
the meanest things,

and I'd be like, great.

You saying something mean
is actually progress for us.

- So that was my first time
in therapy.

And where I felt the
conversation was going,

we already had resolved.

It didn't know that
you didn't feel that way.

So in my head, I'm like,
this is a free therapy session.

Let's take advantage of this
and actually focus

on the problems
that we needed to address.

So I do apologize
for the scene with Dr. Pia.

That was not--
- Which one? Both of them?

- Yes. I was not trying
to control the situation.

I misread the intent of it.

Um, I misread the situation.

- I hope you can, like,

genuinely see
you are controlling.

I don't want you to
say you're controlling

if you don't mean it.

I hope you can actually look
at that and see the control.

What you did there hurts more
than you saying hurtful things.

- And that was the theme

of what I was trying
to apologize for

is that I didn't express myself
in a way that was conducive

to us ending
or staying together.

- I don't think you understand
how confident

and how I don't give a [bleep]
about a lot of things

and you're acting like
I need protection,

which is now a trigger word
for me because you're like,

I was protecting her.

No, you were
protecting yourself.

That's what it was.

- How was I protecting myself
by not telling my truth?

- Yes, you were because you
don't want to be a [bleep].

You want people to say--

- I just didn't want
to hurt you.

- I told you to hurt me

because that would give me
some inclination to why

you're behaving
the way you were.

- My parents didn't raise me
to hurt people.

- Well--

- I was always taught to do
right and do good by people.

- You didn't do good by me.
- And I'm sorry about that.

I genuinely--

- Do you know how
you did me dirty

or like how you didn't
treat me well?

Like, do you know that?

You did that because
you wanted to avoid

me saying anything
that was negative about you.

[tense music]

Like, you manipulated me.

- The fact that you want
to go down this road

of, like, saying I
was a bad person, it's like

it's so hard to believe

because we had a conversation
with Pastor Cal.

And we were supposed
to tell each other

ten things we liked
about each other.

And you listed well
over ten things.

- I love how witty
and funny you are.

I love your weird voices
and when you make me laugh.

I love how protective
you are of people

you care about and of me.

I love that you are a loyal
person and stayed loyal to me

in this crazy process.

I love that you have continued
to open up to me,

to be vulnerable and honest.

I love that you are dependable

no matter what
the circumstance is.

And I love how driven
and motivated you are.

- Wow, thank you.

And the moment that changed

between week five
to week eight,

and this is an eight-week
process, is the accident.

We were in a great place.

And the only thing that changed
was a malicious rumor

that completely tore us apart
for reasons I--

I can't explain.

- Are you talking about
the double date thing?

- Yeah.

- We found out that
you tried to go

on a double date with Cam.

- Yeah, that's not true.

- What do you mean
it's not true?

- Why can't you
just take ownership

to anything you [bleep] do or
even I don't know, say sorry?

- Yes, it does.

- Such a random unsubstantiated
rumor that made absolutely...

- Rumors, plural.
- No sense.

- Sorry?
- Rumors, plural.

- There was more than one?
- Yes.

- Ah, that's--oh.

- You say that rumor,
but you say those rumors.

- Correct.
- What other rumors were there?

[dramatic music]

- Next week,
the "Married at First Sight"

Denver reunion comes
to its dramatic conclusion.

- What's the accusation?

- That he was
[bleep] other people.

- You told me that
if I left you,

you would make my life
a living hell.

- I hope you never treat a girl
the way you treated me.

- Do you care whether you two
have a friendship?

- God, no.

- The horse is dead, so
it's time to stop beating it.

- The women are just like,
you're lying, you're lying.

- Everything we say
can't be a lie.

- I figured
I'd bring some receipts.

- It turns everything
into a mind[bleep].

- It's not enough.
This [bleep] sucks.

- Go ahead, continue to lie.

- Please, please.

- OK.

- That [bleep] don't fly
with me.

- I'm completely conflicted.

- I was shocked, truly shocked.

- Does that, like,
translate to you?

- Emily, you yelling at me
doesn't change anything.

- I'm, like, just [bleep]--

I'm not dealing
with this [bleep].

This is [bleep] up.
I'm done.

[tense music]

- No more camera.
- Do you want--