All language subtitles for Married At First Sight S06E13

Feel my heart.

NARRATOR: Previously,
20 courageous singles

met as strangers
on their wedding day.

Hello, husband.

I am picturing an amazing future
with him.

For some, marriage
has been a fairy-tale.

I'm happy.

But, for others,
it's been more of a challenge.

Hi, Bronson. Can we get rid of
your eyebrow ring, please?

The first commitment ceremony

exposed massive cracks
in some relationships...

Her way or the highway.

I'm all about getting a divorce
and finding a new husband.

I'm all about getting a divorce
and finding a new husband.

Oh, my god.
Oh, my god, oh, my god.

'Leave'.

..with Ines and Sam...

I don't want to waste
her time or mine.

..putting their partners on notice.

I'm choosing to leave.

And when our newlyweds
moved in together...

I'm so excited.
Argh!

..the honeymoon
was well and truly over.

I used to be a lesbian.

I'm really unsure if I'm ever
going to be enough for Loz.

Tonight, the commitment ceremony
that changes everything.

JOHN: Ines and Bronson.

JOHN: Ines and Bronson.

A trusting husband,
a two-timing wife...

I am going to stay in my marriage

so I can just start
a new relationship with Sam.

..and her lover.

Marriages are teetering
right on the edge...

Get the knife and just go...

..but who will call it quits?

I don't think
that I am attracted to Lauren.

(BELL TOLLS)

It's the morning
of the second commitment ceremony.

And while some of the couples are
enjoying each other's company...

Commitment ceremony today.
Better not leave me.

Keep me on my toes.
Yeah.

That looks good on you.
Thanks.

Oh, my god.
Your socks are odd, Mick!

What's wrong with these?

Far out.

Unbelievable.

NIC: But I'm saying,
why say sorry at 2 in the morning?

CYRELL: You just make it like, oh.
I'm not just going up your arse.

CYRELL: You just make it like, oh.
I'm not just going up your arse.

Cyrell and Nic's argument from last
night's dinner party is continuing.

Can you talk normally, for once?

Look, first of all,

you yourself call me loud, so, when
I'm talking normal, it's still loud.

So, every time we're gonna
socialise with other people,

you're gonna lose it straight away
and then at the end of the night...

Well, every time we socialise
with other people,

are you gonna ignore me
like I'm a piece of shit?

That is ridiculous, honestly.
You did it last night.

No, I didn't.
I came straight up to you.

Why couldn't you just come up to me
like someone mature

Why couldn't you just come up to me
like someone mature

and say, "Hey, I'd appreciate it if
you'll ask how I'm going and stuff."

Talk to me like an adult.

It's the fact that you can sit there
and talk to all these females,

but not even turn around one sec
and say,

"Babe, your glass
looks half empty.

"Let me top that up for you

like the gentleman I was showing
at the first dinner party."

What are we doing?

Tomorrow, let's just (BLEEP)
this shit.

We don't work.

I can't win.

There's something wrong.

There's nothing wrong with me
in the head, OK?

I'm just a bit dramatic sometimes.

Yeah, well, it's not for me.

Yeah, well, it's not for me.

When we have these fights,
it's just like...it's horrendous.

It's really bad.

Well, I turned around and told you
I was crazy in the first place.

I said that to you
on our wedding day.

To be having this much drama already
is really, like, worries me.

Why are you even ironing your shirt?

Don't bother going
to the commitment ceremony.

What'd you say to me yesterday,
you weren't gonna go?

Is that what you said to me
yesterday?

What?
You said you weren't going...

I wasn't gonna go.

I said I was still gonna go.

Well, then, you go.

I will.
You do that.

You can pass on the 'leave' for me.

If she's so easily,
like, able to walk away,

how's that meant to make me feel?

If you sit there and tell me
every single time we have a fight,

you're leaving, you've had enough,
you're done,

how do you think
that makes me feel?

We had a fight over nothing
and now you're willing to leave.

It makes me think that she doesn't
have any feelings for me, you know,

and it makes me just go,
"What am I doing here?"

Down the hall, Matt is alone

after deciding to spend the night
away from wife Lauren.

After the conversation
Lauren and I had last night

and me telling her that I'm actually
not physically attracted to her,

it upset her quite a lot.

The reason I'm not able to show her

the affection and the attention
that she wants

is because I'm just
not attracted to her

and I'm just not feeling
those urges.

What the (BLEEP)?

I have no urge

to just, you know, rip her clothes
off and throw her on the bed.

Oh, no.
It's, like, nothing there.

MATTHEW: I think it was important
that we had a bit of time apart

to sort of digest
what had actually happened.

to sort of digest
what had actually happened.

I feel sick to my stomach.

I feel like the worst person
in the world.

As much as I'm dreading it,

I've gotta go chat to Loz
before the commitment ceremony.

I feel like we need to talk
about what happened last night

before we, you know, air it
in front of the whole group.

I'm not someone
who likes confrontations.

This is something
I'm not looking forward to.

Hey, Loz.
Hey.

Are we just gonna sit here
in silence all day?

You understand why I'm so upset,
right?

You understand why I'm so upset,
right?

Matt, you don't say something like
that in front of a group of people.

Like, that's the first time
you'd ever told me this.

It was the first time
it was a realisation.

You keep mentioning to me
I should want to have my hands

all over you, you know, rip your
clothes off, throw you on the bed,

and I don't have any of that.

You don't say it
in front of a group of people.

I felt this (BLEEP) small.

You should've been honest to me,
not to the boys.

You should've been honest to me,
not to the boys.

If I wasn't honest,
doesn't that hurt you more?

You just don't get it.

I am sorry.

I'm feeling so many
different emotions.

I'm feeling so many
different emotions.

I just feel embarrassed
and used and hurt.

You know, I still care about Matt,
as much as he has hurt me.

But I don't know.

I'm lost for words.

MATTHEW: I've never experienced
this kind of heartache before.

I've essentially pushed away
someone who I care deeply about.

What happened last night?

What happened last night?

What happened with all the couples?

Like, you know, Sam,
where's his wife?

Lizzie, where is she?
Like, what is going on?

I don't know what's happened to her.

How do you not know
where your wife is?

Like, I know where you are
all the time,

you know where I am all the time.

So, Sam and Liz were...
Sam's got chickenpox.

The poor kid can't catch a break.
MICK: Nuh.

It's just weird, the whole thing.

Like, I hope she's OK, but that's...

I mean, is he gonna come
to the commitment ceremony alone?

Like, what happens now?

NARRATOR: In Elizabeth
and Sam's apartment,

Sam has woken up alone again,

and still has no idea
where wife Elizabeth is.

Elizabeth!

Where's my wife when I need her?

He also has a nasty case
of the chickenpox.

SAM: Obviously, didn't see Elizabeth
at the dinner party last night.

She wasn't there when I got home.

All her stuff was gone.

I'd like to have
a face-to-face conversation

so we can close this book and
either move on or forget about it.

I really want to respect Elizabeth,
but knowing I've got Ines there,

I really want to respect Elizabeth,
but knowing I've got Ines there,

trying to do the right thing and
not just go off with another woman,

it's really difficult, 'cause I am
finding this attraction to Ines,

and yet I'm trying to do
the right thing by Elizabeth.

Oh, it's a tough one.

You know, what do you do
in this position?

I don't know.

I'll see how tonight goes
and, yeah, I don't know what to do.

Last night, the dinner party,
it was good.

Sam and I got to talk heaps,
we got to hug heaps.

Oh, that was cute.

Oh, that was cute.

That was really cute.
I know.

You just kissed it better.
Yeah.

Sam and I will, like,
definitely be hooking up.

Thanks for my coffee.

Did you remember
this is what I drink?

Yes, yes.
That's smart.

Bronson has no idea about Sam and I,
obviously.

The chickenpox was random.

You know one thing
that pissed me off?

Even though he's sick with
chickenpox, he's still goddamn sexy.

Oh, shit, mate.

Yeah.

How can someone be that good-looking
when they're sick?

How can someone be that good-looking
when they're sick?

Yeah, he looked good.

I came in here
to fall in love with someone.

I don't think it's my fault that I
have fallen for Sam and not Bronson.

I don't care
what the experts have to say.

Bronson is just not for me.

The best thing I can do
for Sam and I right now

is tell Bronson
that I am staying for him.

Look at us.

I think, probably, last week,

did you think we'll get through,
get through the second week?

Yeah.
Yeah. (BRONSON LAUGHS)

I thought you were gonna kill me
by the second week.

I think we...yeah, definitely
turned that around, Jesus.

I think we...yeah, definitely
turned that around, Jesus.

This week has been
a massive turnaround

compared to the last two, three,
four, five, seven days of marriage.

I'm not getting yelled at anymore.

I'm not getting sworn at anymore.

I'm not getting belittled anymore.

I'm not getting torn to shreds
anymore.

It's nice.

I have done, anyway.

You know, it could work out.

You know, we keep going the way
it's going,

it could be a lifetime of happiness.

There is no future
for Bronson and I.

But staying in my marriage
with Bronson

means I get access
to hanging out with Sam more.

means I get access
to hanging out with Sam more.

Sam is super hot.

He is the only one I want.

JOHN: The first week
of living together

will have been a real challenge
to most of our couples,

so this second commitment ceremony
will be an opportunity

for them to seek advice on any
problems they might be having.

Yeah, I'll see you tonight.
That will be good. I got it.

But, first, it's really important
for them to spend some time apart

to get a clear perspective
on their marriage.

to get a clear perspective
on their marriage.

Bye.

I'll see you tonight.

They have a huge decision to make,

because, if both partners
say 'leave',

they will leave the experiment
and their marriage immediately.

MARK: I'll see you there.

However, if one person says 'leave'
and the other says 'stay',

they remain in the experiment
for another week

to work on their problems together.

(GIRLS EXCLAIM IN GREETING)

How are you?
How are you?

Hey, my love.

Tell us how your week's been.

Take a seat, lads.

Everything's wonderful with us.

Everything's wonderful with us.

Like, he was so much fun.
So cute.

He's always fun
but he was extra fun.

Yeah, how you travelling?

From my side,
it's definitely been a trying week.

Why, what's happened?

So, we had a bit of
a heated argument.

Had the 'yes' week
and I was in charge

and just had her doing
a bit of a boxing session

and I found that she wasn't
taking it that seriously.

You're a different person
when you're here.

I just can't believe
you have to take this...

like, take shit seriously
all the time,

'cause you're being a dick,
you're being a dickhead.

I guarantee we're not
coming back into a gym again.

Oh, (BLEEP) no, not with you.

Oh, (BLEEP) no, not with you.

I'm done.

Do you think you two can, like,
just, like, start afresh, maybe?

It's just really hard for me
'cause I don't know what to do.

Like, he's obviously said, you know,

"You're not the wife for me,
I'm done."

Well, I'm gonna leave,
it's simple as that.

It's not (BLEEP) rocket science.
Seriously.

Why would I want to be in
a relationship like this?

This is just toxic.

Why would I want to be
in a relationship

where someone can't apologise?

And this is why you've been
super (BLEEP) single.

I'm perfectly happy being single.

At least I won't have to
put up with this drama.

I don't want to continue
in a relationship

if we're just gonna
sweep shit under the rug.

if we're just gonna
sweep shit under the rug.

This week, we've seen
probably the worst of each other.

Yeah. It was eye-opening.

It's difficult for me going into
this commitment ceremony tonight

because I think Michael had already
given up after we had that fight.

He told me that he's done.

And we haven't tried to talk about
what's going on at all,

and I feel like,
if you want to stay,

and you want me,
and you want to work on this,

you would put all your cards out
on the table, but he hasn't said

you would put all your cards out
on the table, but he hasn't said

any of that to me, so I'm really
concerned that he will say 'leave'.

Looking good last night, mate,
at the dinner party.

Looked like
youse are in a better place.

Yeah, definitely.

I feel we're actually
in a different headspace.

Like, I think this whole 'yes' week

has actually brought us
a bit closer.

I came into this with really high
expectations to find love.

But it's really a matter of -
can we find that real common ground?

But it's really a matter of -
can we find that real common ground?

We're definitely learning to adapt
to each other's differences.

There's a lot to...
A lot to weigh up.

Kind of, yeah.

MICK: Bronson.
We're good.

I walk in the room now

and I don't feel like throwing up
when I see her.

That's good.

'Cause, yeah, last week...
MICHAEL: Yeah.

I try to touch her hand,
I get shut down.

I don't want him
(BLEEP) touching me.

I don't want him, like,
in the same room as me.

Bloody, I thought
I was in a world of hurt.

Bloody, I thought
I was in a world of hurt.

Jeez, I don't know
how you remained sane.

I won't do it
'cause, like, she hates affection.

Doesn't want to get touched,
she doesn't like that sort of stuff.

So, what do you do?

How to break down those barriers

or know when to do it,
when do you touch someone's hand?

You know, for a fact, that...

She's like an alligator.
I love alligators.

A little pet alligator
would be amazing.

But one day, you know...
Yeah, you watch documentaries?

Everyone with a pet alligator
has one bloody arm

'cause, at one point or another,

that cute alligator
will turn around and bite you.

I'm worried she's gonna turn around
and bite me.

Loz.
Yes?

What's happened since last night?

I just felt sick, like,

coming back here on my own,
I didn't expect that.

MELISSA: What do you mean
you came home alone?

Matt wasn't here?
He wasn't here.

He even packed up
everything he had in the fridge.

All the food's gone.

Everything's gone.

CYRELL: Your husband
took food from you?

This is not the position that I
thought Matt and I would be in.

I honestly thought,
I'm his first everything.

I honestly thought,
I'm his first everything.

You don't forget your first.
Right?

I must be that special to him.
Yes.

I'm concerned that he's gonna fall
for me and I'm not quite there yet.

Look what happened - the opposite.

So, you've clearly, you know,

got that to think about now
with the ceremony tonight.

Yeah.

I feel like a fool if I stay,
but, at the same time,

like, I'm not someone
to give up so easily, either.

This is literally, like,

one of the hardest decisions
I've ever had to make.

What Matt said last night has just
thrown a spanner in the works

What Matt said last night has just
thrown a spanner in the works

and has just made me
doubt everything.

Coming up...

I just feel used.

..emotions are ignited
at the commitment ceremony.

You're meant to say,
"I like you, too."

Tempers flare.

Don't be a hypocrite.

It's like you're living
a rejection every day.

You're not gonna be able
to last this experiment.

Just get the knife and just go...

(BELL TOLLS)

NARRATOR: Tonight,
at the second commitment ceremony,

the couples will decide whether
or not to stay in their marriage.

MICHAEL: How you feeling?
Where you at?

I feel like garbage
'cause I've really hurt Loz.

It's unfortunate that it happened
at a dinner party

in front of other people,

but, at least, now she knows
and she's aware of it.

but, at least, now she knows
and she's aware of it.

I'm dreading
the commitment ceremony.

I can't tell you it's gonna be easy
to go up there

and talk about how you feel.

It's not gonna be.

She's probably gonna have
something to say,

and she needs that time, as well.

It's taking responsibility
for the error

and tell her exactly how
you're feeling and go from there.

MATTHEW: The hurt that I caused Loz,
it's so not fair.

And the fact that her pain,
her hurt is my fault

And the fact that her pain,
her hurt is my fault

is a really tough pill to swallow.

With everything that's happened,
I'm still unsure.

Do I stay, do I leave?

What's the right thing to do?

I am hoping I see Elizabeth tonight.

Obviously, I didn't see Elizabeth
at the dinner party last night.

Hopefully, she's gonna be here
tonight and we can discuss it.

Hopefully, she's gonna be here
tonight and we can discuss it.

SAM: I think it'd say a lot about
her character and her true self

if she's here tonight or not.

Her not showing up
actually really shocked me.

I don't know what's going on.

I don't know where
tonight's gonna go.

I'm feeling pretty disrespected.

The way she carried on and the way
she acted and just disappearing,

it's just, yeah, it's not on.

I'm over it.

Well, welcome, everybody,
to the second commitment ceremony.

Well, welcome, everybody,
to the second commitment ceremony.

Now, this week has been a big one.

You've moved in together
and basically set up home.

And this is an opportunity

for you to get up close and personal
with your partner,

to get to know their routines,

their preferences and their little
quirks and idiosyncrasies.

Tonight, what we're gonna do
is we're gonna drill down

and find out
how you're travelling along

and where you're at
at this stage of the experiment.

and where you're at
at this stage of the experiment.

OK, well, let's get things started.

First up on the couch...

Mick and Jess.

(PLAYFUL CHEERS)

MICK: Jess and I
are going really well.

After the debacle last week,
I 100% feel Jess is genuine now

and, this week,
her actions have spoke in spades

about her commitment to myself
and the experiment.

about her commitment to myself
and the experiment.

Now, Mick...
What's going on?

Thank you for dressing up
for the occasion.

(MAN LAUGHS)

You have taken it to another level.

And you also look different.

What's changed about you, Mick?

I... I don't know.

Can you answer that?
Sweetheart, come on.

I got a bit of a bloody trim on top,
actually,

I got a bit of a bloody trim on top,
actually,

bit of a fight with a lawnmower.

And what about this? What's this?

Oh, I got a moustache cut in

because, yeah, Jess hates
moustaches, so I thought

what better way for 'yes' week to
go down than with a nice 'stache?

This 'yes' week, who took charge?

I did, yeah, well, tried to.

And what did you do
and how did you influence Jess?

Basically, I made her wear
one of me flannos and me work boots

Basically, I made her wear
one of me flannos and me work boots

and went to a pub and had a couple
of beers and that was hilarious,

and made her go to the bar
and order the beers.

And I suffer from social anxiety

and I started having
an actual panic attack at the bar.

I just thought
I'm gonna get laughed at

and I'm gonna get just looked at
like an idiot.

And I was like, "Can't do it."

And then I heard
Mick outside laughing,

and, even though
he was laughing at me,

I was like, "I've got Mick there
so I'm OK."

Well, it sounds like you guys
had some fun this week.

Yeah, it was a good bloody week,
yeah.

Yeah.

So, you seem to be getting on
really well here.

So, you seem to be getting on
really well here.

So, how is your intimacy going?

The hard-hitting questions.
Unbelievable.

I... Well, look.

I've been brought up, you know,
to be respectful of myself,

and I just really wanted to be
genuinely sure

that that was something
I shared with somebody who

I could see myself spending
the rest of my life with,

and, last week,
we were on the outs,

and this week we're going great
again, so, I mean,

Mick is not pushy, he's very
respectful of me, and, you know,

Mick is not pushy, he's very
respectful of me, and, you know,

if we have to wait another week or
another two weeks or whatever...

Two?

I take it you're ready, Mick.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, whenever...

Oh, look, I'm definitely...

Not putting all the pressure on her,

but, you know, yeah,
the pressure's on ya.

Oh, my goodness.

So, what more do you need from Mick?

Nothing. I'm ready, it's just...

Yeah, maybe we'll do it tonight,
I don't know.

Alright, see youse later.

Stop embarrassing me.

Alright, well, let's get to
the decision time, shall we?

Stay or leave?
We're gonna go to Mick first.

Lost almost 45 minutes sleep
but, yeah, stay.

Jess, what about you?
Stay or leave?

Do you want more of Mick
or have you had enough?

I think Mick's a friggin' awesome
person, so, yeah, definitely stay.

'Cause I want to know
more about him.

Great stuff.

We can't wait to catch up next week.
Thank you.

Well, that was fun.

Alright, next couple up...

Cyrell and Nic.

MAN: Yeah!

Tonight's gonna be really difficult.

We have had some really good times,
but these bad times really

are popping up way too frequently
and it's really, really exhausting.

How has things been
between the two of you?

Have you had some bad times
this week?

Only at the dinner party, I'd say.

What about the start of the week?

When you packed up
your entire suitcase and left.

Ooh.

Yeah. Forgot about that one.
I forgot about that one.

Tell us what happened,
'cause that's big.

So, we went out for dinner
and a couple of drinks,

which sort of brought up affection.

I said, you know, "I love affection
but I'm not big on holding hands,"

so, she got really angry.

Got to a point where she asked me

what time I was heading
to the gym tomorrow.

I said, "7 o'clock,"

and she goes, "Well, I won't be here
when you get back,"

and she goes, "Well, I won't be here
when you get back,"

and I said, "Well,
if that's the case,

"you can F off now 'cause I don't
want to know that you don't care."

If you're willing to leave
and walk away over a fight,

like, shows me that you don't care.

But, at that point,

I actually just needed my husband
to turn around and say,

"No, stay, we can fix this,"

not so easily make me feel like I'm
disposable, that I meant nothing.

Have you had this pattern before
in previous relationships

where you pack up the bags
and leave?

Yes.

And I'll do it again

if a person makes me feel like
I'm not good enough.

Did Nic make you feel like
you weren't good enough?

Yeah, he did.
I didn't make you feel good enough?

When you say to me,
"Just (BLEEP) off and leave now,"

I told you, I felt like,
you know, I was nothing to you.

Cyrell, how do you feel about Nic?

I like my husband.

I actually really like Nic.

It's so weird because,
when I first met him, I'm like,

there is no way I'm gonna like this
guy, he's not my typical type.

But, spending more time with him,
I do like him.

Not right now, please.

OK. Sorry.

I tell him all the time I have a
messed-up way of showing how I feel.

What becomes clear,
listening to you here, Cyrell,

is you've got real feelings for Nic.

It's driving your emotions.

But you know what
my husband doesn't do,

is I sit there and I tell you,
"I like you, Nic."

What does he say?

He says, "I have feelings for you,
Cyrell."

So, that to me already...
What else am I meant to say?

You're meant to say,
"I like you, too."

Cyrell.
Yes?

Cyrell.
Yes?

You've got a guy that's good for you

that's saying,
"I've got feelings for you."

That's a pretty good thing to hear.

Not to me it's not.

(BELL TOLLS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Cyrell.
Yes?

Cyrell.
Yes?

You've got a guy that's good for you

that's saying,
"I've got feelings for you."

That's a pretty good thing to hear.

Not to me it's not.

Cyrell, how committed are you to
moving forward in this relationship?

'Cause, I'm gonna tell you,

the vibe right now is guard's up,
body language, the pillow's up.

You're giving off the vibe
that you're not gonna stick around.

Do you want to be here?

According to this, I do, but I don't
know if that's the right option now

'cause you're just not...you're
not giving me anything right now.

I feel like an idiot.

That's funny 'cause
I also chose to stay,

so, yes, I do want to make it work
with you.

so, yes, I do want to make it work
with you.

Cyrell, Nic, your relationship here
is in real crisis.

From where you're sitting,

you're not gonna be able
to last this experiment.

'Cause this pattern's gonna win.

No, we obviously
care about each other.

I think we just need to work on
how we communicate things and...

Help us,
'cause I don't know what to do.

Well, you gotta lay some ground
rules, 'cause this ain't working.

Well, you gotta lay some ground
rules, 'cause this ain't working.

So, from now on, neither one of you
talks about leaving

except here
in the commitment ceremony

with your 'stay' or 'go' decision.

But, outside of that,

threats to leave the relationship
and bolt, that stops now.

Can you agree with that?

Yeah, I'll stop talking
about leaving.

Stop packing your bags
in the middle of the night.

I'll stop packing my bags
in the middle of the night.

I'll stop packing my bags
in the middle of the night.

Next thing, the way you talk.

If it escalates even slightly,
take a time out.

30 minutes, don't talk.

Go do something else.
I don't care what it is.

Just don't be anywhere near
each other.

Either one of you
can call a time out.

Just do it,

so you short-circuit
this toxic pattern that you're in...

..and you start listening
to each other's side.

You guys have got
a lot of work to do.

You guys have got
a lot of work to do.

You gotta prove to each other
that you're in

and you want the relationship.

You got a choice in this experiment,
and this goes for everyone here.

You either give over
to the experiment and say,

"I'll do whatever it takes,"

and have that mindset
to make this work,

or you just keep doing
the same old, same old

and you end up being single.

This is your crossroads, Cyrell.

Now you start walking the walk.

Now you start walking the walk.

No worries. Thanks, guys.

And it's my (BLEEP)-ups
that push each other,

but...so, I'm gonna try
and not do that to him.

I owe it to him to actually give
this experiment a proper chance.

Our next couple up
will be Jules and Cam.

(LIGHT GUITAR MUSIC)

CAMERON: Hello, guys.
Come on, you two.

How are we?

Looking forward
to catching up with you guys.

Looking forward
to catching up with you guys.

Jules, you're glowing.

Oh, thank you. I am glowing.

She does that every day, actually.
How nice.

Well, tell us about you guys.
How you been travelling along?

Really good.

We've had a really great week,
another great week.

At this point in the experiment,
how do you feel about Cam?

I couldn't imagine
my life without Cam now,

and I know that's a big statement,
but, yeah, I'm mad about Cam.

and I know that's a big statement,
but, yeah, I'm mad about Cam.

Cameron, how do you feel
about Jules?

Yeah, my heart's racing.

I care so much for Jules

and I have so much love for Jules,
it's amazing, so...

So, you're falling in love
with Jules?

Yes, we are going down...

There's a love path
and I'm heading down that.

How far down are you?

I've stepped out of my crease and
I'm sort of just down the wicket...

I've stepped out of my crease and
I'm sort of just down the wicket...

MAN: Chargin', chargin', Cam.
Yeah, it's right there.

I'm looking to really just
melt one over the top.

So, how is
your sexual intimacy going?

Yeah, that's something
that's progressed just this week,

just very recently.

Cricket was still on, yeah.

Well, it's very clear with you two

that, you know,
there's a connection growing.

You're smiling a lot.

You're headed in
the right direction.

You're headed in
the right direction.

So, hit me with it.

We want to know - stay or leave.
Jules, you're up first.

Stay.
Brilliant.

What about you, Cameron?

It's obviously an easy one.
Oh, two kisses.

MELISSA: Oh, stop it!
JESSIKA: Get off the couch!

Sorry, sorry.

It's fantastic for us to watch this.

Keep doing exactly
what you're doing.

And we'll see you
at the next commitment ceremony.

MELISSA: We love you, Cam.
Love, love, love.

Next up, Dino and Melissa.

I haven't been in a relationship
for a very long time,

so, you know, I'm actually really
enjoying having someone around.

But the thing is

we still haven't found
that real important connection

that you do need.

How are we feeling?
How's 'yes' week been for you both?

Yeah, I think this week compared
to the first week, we've actually

Yeah, I think this week compared
to the first week, we've actually

sort of turned it around, we're on
the right track, I feel, anyway.

The differences that we sort of
spoke about and judged, you know,

right from the very start, we're
sort of learning to accept them.

Yeah, look, I think we've
scratched the surface, you know,

started to just get to know
each other really at a simple level.

So, I hear you're scratching
the surface with emotional intimacy.

How's the physical intimacy going?

We aren't physically attracted
to each other, at all,

We aren't physically attracted
to each other, at all,

so we don't have
that sexual chemistry there,

which is so important.

How open are you, Mel,

to actually having
a sexual connection with Dino?

Oh, look, on the honeymoon,
there was one night, I was like,

"I think I should just have quite
a few wines and let's jump on it."

I actually was like,

"I think we just need to, you know,
get on top of each other,

"and then, you know,
maybe there's a connection.

"It could be fireworks,
could be magic, you never know."

"It could be fireworks,
could be magic, you never know."

He doesn't drink much
so he wasn't in for it.

Well, Mel, when was the last time
you had a physical relationship?

Hm...

Do we...? Like, do you...?

Oh, it's been a long time, guys,
it's been a long time.

How long?

Oh. Um...

Um...

The last time I had sex was...

The last time I had sex was...

..New Year's Eve...

..2009.

WOMAN: Ooh.
JOHN: Oh, wow.

(BELL TOLLS)

Mel, when was the last time
you had a physical relationship?

The last time I had sex
was New Year's Eve 2009.

WOMAN: (GASPS) Ooh.
JOHN: Oh, wow.

So, let's just say
it is very important for me

to have that physical attraction and
that's where I'm getting frustrated.

Do you feel the same way, Dino?

I do, and I think,
before we get to physical,

first, I want that emotional,
sort of, mental connection first

to make it seem like it's important.

Mel, just watching
your response here to Dino,

I'm wondering if you're feeling a
little rejected in relation to this?

I'm wondering if you're feeling a
little rejected in relation to this?

Well, I guess,
that was the other thing, as well.

It was like I'm now married

to somebody that he does not want,

mentally, physically, anything,
and so, every day I'm living,

it's like you're living a rejection
every day.

That's not great.
Is that accurate, Dino?

No, I never said I don't want you
but I want to work with you.

I want to, sort of,
work on what we have.

Mel, can you see here

that you may be making
some assumptions about Dino?

that you may be making
some assumptions about Dino?

You're sitting here feeling that,
"Ooh, gosh,

"he's rejecting me physically
and emotionally and sexually,"

but he's actually not saying that.

Yeah, that's just kinda how I feel,
I guess.

I just want to feel wanted or kind
of loved or looked at by someone

and they look at you like,
"You're my wife, I'm so excited."

Yep.

You know, I just want someone
to just love me, I guess,

and just be proud of me.

and just be proud of me.

In my past relationships,

I was never good enough for,
like, them.

That's why I probably accepted
being treated not so great

because I always felt like
I should be thankful,

like, that they were with me,

and, I don't know, I just never felt
really great about myself.

and, I don't know, I just never felt
really great about myself.

I just don't think that
I will be loved by a guy like that

and that scares me because, like,
that's what I want so much.

(POIGNANT PIANO MUSIC)

Dino, did you know
all of this about Mel?

No, no, I did not.

I've seen Mel light up so many
others with smiles, laughs

and her energy is just amazing, and
that's what I want to see more of.

I feel like this week's been really
productive and it's turned around.

We're not 100% there yet but we're
certainly, you know, getting there.

Look, there's no doubt

that you guys have really changed
since we last saw you,

and, tonight, particularly,

Mel, you know,
it's so brave to be as vulnerable,

Mel, you know,
it's so brave to be as vulnerable,

and that's kinda what we gotta do
at these commitment ceremonies,

is really take the walls down
and lay ourselves open,

because it's through that
that we get to help you,

and, as a couple, you can grow.

But, now, we've gotta find out
whether you want to stay or leave.

Dino.
Sure.

So, before I release my decision,

I did a bit of shopping, as well,

and I've got a bit of a surprise
for Mel.

She's got this rose-gold pendant
that says the letter M

She's got this rose-gold pendant
that says the letter M

and I just thought
I'd actually complement that

with something that means a lot,

and this whole last week
is a sign of appreciation

for how far we've actually come,
and I feel like, you know,

Mel deserves the bracelet
with the letter M.

Aw, so sweet.

Dino, you old devil.

MAN: Nice touch.

Ooh, hello, they kissed.

Let's get drunk and have sex. Yeah.

Let's get drunk and have sex. Yeah.

Well, that's a nice touch,

so we're getting where you perhaps
will head with this decision.

Can you tell us, stay or leave?

Well, there's so much more
to learn about Mel,

we're just getting started,
and, yeah, stay.

Great stuff.

So, Mel, how does it feel
to get that bracelet from Dino

and to know that

he's actually been putting forward
into the relationship?

You know, matching M bracelet,
I mean, that's pretty cute.

You know, matching M bracelet,
I mean, that's pretty cute.

I mean, well done, good job.

It is cute, and, you know what,
keep in mind, you know,

you mentioned tonight
that you've been out with people

that haven't treated you that well.

Dino's doing a good job
at being very kind.

Yeah.

And that's important, you need that.
Yeah.

Alright.
You're right, John. You are right.

See?

Let's get to your decision.
OK.

So, for that reason,
I chose to stay, yeah.

Great. That's two.

Great. That's two.

Good stuff, guys.
So good to see you.

Go back to the group
and good luck this week.

I am so invested in this experiment
and I care so much

about what happens, hence, you know,
why I'm getting so emotional.

DINO: Definitely want to
give this a try

and see if, you know,
the way the experts have matched us

onto the opposite ends, that we can
actually find that common ground.

Coming up...

Yeah, I feel like shit.

Yeah, I feel like shit.

Lauren and Matt
make their final decisions...

I hurt someone I care about.

..in a heart-stopping confrontation
on the couch.

I just feel used.

(BELL TOLLS)

Our next couple up...

..will be Lauren and Matthew.

MAN: Yeah.
WOMAN: Whoo-hoo.

LAUREN: I'm definitely
in two mindsets.

LAUREN: I'm definitely
in two mindsets.

Part of me wants to leave
and part of me wants to stay

to see if there is potential
for Matt and I.

We've got so many similar values

and he's such a great guy,
and I'm just like,

"Oh, my god, I don't know, I haven't
felt this sick in a long time."

It's, like, 50-50 right now.

Well, where do we begin?

You've had a big week with the
'yes' week, a massive dinner party.

Who wants to kick things off?

Who wants to kick things off?

(LAUREN CLEARS HER THROAT)

I will, then, I suppose.

We actually...
I thought we had a really good week.

Matt had the control for 'yes' week

and he was very considerate
in what he chose to do.

So, the first activity

was he had written
a list of questions to ask me

and he wanted me to be as open and
honest with my answers as possible

so that we could
get to know each other.

so that we could
get to know each other.

And this is where I think
things started turning.

The question was, "What's something
about you that might shock someone?"

And Loz said,
"Oh, I used to be a lesbian."

And it wasn't so much the answer
that shocked me, it was...

It did lead to another conversation

where Loz was, sort of,

giving me the watered-down version
of her sexual appetites.

giving me the watered-down version
of her sexual appetites.

Mm-hm.

She wants someone who wants to
have their hands all over her,

who can't get enough of her,
who wants,

you know, tear her clothes off and
throw her into bed, and do stuff,

and I was finding that
quite confronting

'cause I wasn't having that urge
and I was feeling just lost,

especially, you know, given the fact
that I'm new to all of this.

And we got to the dinner party
and my default setting is honesty,

so I got asked a question,
"Are you attracted to Lauren?"

so I got asked a question,
"Are you attracted to Lauren?"

What ended up coming out
was I don't think that I am.

I can't force Matt
to, like, be attracted to me.

I can't force any of this.

I just wish Matt had have,
you know, spoken to me in private.

That's all I ask for.

This isn't something
that you discuss

This isn't something
that you discuss

with a group full of people
you barely know.

The thing that cuts me the deepest

is disappointing
someone I care about,

and, last night,
that's exactly what I did.

I hurt someone I care about.

I disappointed someone I care about.

Yeah, I feel like shit.

The thing that, like,
pisses me off the most

is that Matthew was a virgin
coming into this,

is that Matthew was a virgin
coming into this,

and, to me, when you lose
your virginity to someone,

you have to surely be
sexually attracted to them.

And I...we did that
and I just feel used

because I feel like,

was he just doing it to have
that experience for the first time?

Like...

Why would I put myself through
this experiment,

you know, getting close to someone
I care about,

just to hurt them,
to lose my virginity?

There are apps for that.

There are apps for that.

Hm.

I wish we had have waited
a bit longer.

Do you, Matt?

Well, I don't regret
any of the experiences we've had.

I've got to know Loz
and Loz is amazing.

Guys always say this to me,
"I'm amazing,"

but they never want to commit.

I'm sorry that I couldn't
give you what you needed,

and I'm sorry that
you had to get hurt in any way.

It was the last thing
I ever wanted to do.

Lauren, how do you feel
about that now?

I don't want to hate him.

And I don't think I could
even if I tried.

Like, he's such a lovely guy.

(POIGNANT PIANO MUSIC)

Alright, let's go to the decision.

We'll start with you, Matt.

Stay or leave?

Uh...

I didn't sleep much last night
coming up with this decision.

Um...

Thinking about all the good things
we've experienced

but then also thinking about
how much I hurt Loz

but then also thinking about
how much I hurt Loz

and how I don't even feel like
I deserve a second chance,

so I put 'leave'.

Leave. OK.

And I know that would've been
a very difficult decision for you.

Lauren?

I'm also leaving.

Oh, no.
WOMAN: No.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Matt, you came here with
a lot of fears to face.

How different are you to the man
that first entered the experiment?

I'm not coming out of this
worse than what I started,

and I think
that's a lot of credit to her.

and I think
that's a lot of credit to her.

Thanks, Matt.

Loz is someone who's gonna forever
have a special place in my heart

that no-one will ever take, no-one.

You do mean a lot to me
and I care for you a lot,

and this decision
doesn't take that away.

Seeing you come so far in two weeks,
and I'm super proud,

Seeing you come so far in two weeks,
and I'm super proud,

and I'm hoping
that we can be friends,

and I accept your apology.

Thank you.

Just because
this particular relationship

hasn't worked out
the way you would've hoped,

and, in fact, the way you deserve,
please don't lose faith.

You both can go on to have
flourishing, fabulous relationships.

Thank you.
Thank you.

Thank you
for all of your wise advice.

Thank you
for all of your wise advice.

LAUREN: If what happened last night
hadn't have happened,

I would still be here, for sure.

I had all these dreams and I came
into this looking for love

and looking for a husband that I
could spend the rest of my life with

and, yeah,
I'm leaving alone tonight.

It's gonna be hard
to say goodbye to Loz

because she's this amazing woman.

She's essentially shared with me
my first proper relationship,

She's essentially shared with me
my first proper relationship,

and that's an experience
I'll never forget,

and I am so incredibly grateful
that it was her I got matched with

because she's just been so kind.

(BELL TOLLS)

Time to get our next couple up,
Michael and Martha.

Now, last time
we were on the couch here,

you described yourself
as an ice queen.

Are you starting to melt?

I am more affectionate to Michael,
I think, because I want to be.

So, yeah, I think I'm not as icy
as, you know, I started.

How, then, do you feel
about Michael?

I like him, I do, I like him.

Are you falling for him?

Yeah, I have.

Yeah, I have.

And what's been the impact of that,
Michael?

Well, obviously, like,
I have feelings for Martha.

I think she's an amazing person.

Kind of just trying
to live in the moment

and just let my feelings develop
and just enjoy it as the days come.

Well, let's get to
the decision time, shall we?

Michael.

I want to stay.

Great stuff.

And what about you, Martha?

I really want to stay
'cause I'm having fun.

I really want to stay
'cause I'm having fun.

Let's get the next couple up,
Heidi and Mike.

WOMAN: Whoo.
WOMAN: Whoo.

Greetings, you two.
MIKE: Hello.

How have your feelings, Mike,
changed for Heidi

over the past week?

I am falling for this girl.

WOMAN: Aw.
Aw!

And what about you, Heidi?

If we put the spotlight on you,
how do you feel about Mike?

I feel like I like him
more and more every day.

I feel like I like him
more and more every day.

He just makes me feel secure
and I just feel really lucky.

Let's cut to the chase
and get to the decision, shall we?

First up, stay or leave, Heidi?

I thought about it all night

and then I put the pen to the paper
and wrote 'stay'.

And what about you, Mike?
What have we got?

This girl's great.

Fantastic.

We'll see you next time.
HEIDI: Thank you.

Next up, Ning and Mark.

Next up, Ning and Mark.

MARK: I came into this experiment
100% committed.

There has definitely been
some ups and downs

and I've definitely seen
the best and the worst of Ning.

Today's decision is probably one of
the more thought-out decisions

that I've ever had to make.

How are we feeling?
How's 'yes' week been for you both?

Yeah, so, I was in charge
of 'yes' week.

I do a bit of training in Melbourne,
it's my job,

I do a bit of training in Melbourne,
it's my job,

and so we organised a gym session,

where I was teaching Ning
how to box to start with.

I sort of found

that Ning probably wasn't taking it
as seriously as I'd hoped.

I find that I've got
a pretty jovial side

but I also know that,
in a work environment,

I chuck the game face on,
and that's what I had on.

Ning, you're rolling your eyes
at the moment.

What's going on?

I don't do the gym.

I like to wear activewear
and go grocery shopping

I like to wear activewear
and go grocery shopping

and pretend that I do go the gym
but I don't.

And I just thought, you know,
at the gym, it might be a bit sexy.

I don't know,
I've never done a squat before

and I just did one, so I'm like, you
know, little bit of buns happening.

I don't really have much of a bum

but, you know,
maybe he likes to look at that.

I don't know
what men like to look at.

But, anyway, so I thought
that's what the gym session

was gonna be about, a bit more like,
"Ooh, hello, how you doing?"

But you were talking to me
like a drill sergeant

and I said to him, I said, "Do you
talk to your customers like this?"

And he said, "No."

I said, "How dare you talk..."
I treat them harder than that.

I said, "How dare you talk..."
I treat them harder than that.

"How dare you talk to your wife
like this."

If they're new, you're gonna
treat them like that, are you?

If I was new, I wouldn't come back,
I'm sorry.

Well, I wouldn't want you back.

So, I got really upset,

so I went home and then
he came back, and no apology here.

Anyway, he took off his ring
and he put it on the table,

and he just said to me, he goes,

and he just said to me, he goes,

"You're not the wife that I wanted
and I'm leaving to Melbourne."

And I said, "Well, you're gonna die
a lonely old man

"because you won't let anyone in."

Mark, is this true?

Yeah, look, I said
that I was leaving

and I probably preferred
to be single if this was marriage.

Just get the knife and just go...

What do you mean by that, Ning?

I feel like he said, like,

"I'd rather be alone
than be with you."

Ning, do you feel that your history
and this fear of being left

is blocking you
from really connecting with Mark?

I want things to work

but I don't want to ever feel like
I'm not good enough.

but I don't want to ever feel like
I'm not good enough.

Mark, what do you say to that?

That was our first real argument,

so it was interesting to see how
both of us react during arguments.

Ning's quite emotional
and was crying and stuff,

and I was just...
just flat-out blank,

so that probably made her
feel like I didn't care.

But I like Ning.
There's no denying that.

There's some amazing qualities
in there

There's some amazing qualities
in there

and she's got
a great sense of humour.

I think what you're doing tonight
is really highlighting

this pattern that you've got
and the fear of being left

and, Mark, you struggle
with really opening up

and that's your biggest obstacle
right now.

Alright, let's go to the decision.

Ning.

Stay or leave?

I felt horrible that you
don't want me as a wife.

That really hurt my feelings.

And I've been abandoned before.

And I've been abandoned before.

So, tonight, I want to be the one
that abandons Mark tonight,

so I've said to leave.

(BELL TOLLS)

Alright, let's go to the decision.

Ning, stay or leave?

I've been abandoned before.

So, tonight, I want to be the one
that abandons Mark tonight,

So, tonight, I want to be the one
that abandons Mark tonight,

so I've said to leave.

Wow. OK.

Mark, over to you.

Um...

You know, I just want to
take that in for a second.

Um...

This week's probably been

one of the more
mentally challenging weeks for me.

We had a few issues the first week,
no doubt,

and this week we probably haven't
gotten much further ahead of that.

There are some good signs,

and we are, I believe,
moving forward at a very slow rate,

and that's the reason
I've decided to stay.

That's a strong message
from you, Mark, to Ning.

You're worried about him abandoning
and he's just stepped into it.

He's really laid down
a statement there, hasn't he?

As you know, couple that says one
wants to stay, one wants to leave,

you must stay in the experiment
for another week

to work on the relationship.

Ning, Mark has said
very loudly that he's staying.

I'm just shocked.
He's not going anywhere.

Well, I guess it's good
to see that fight in him

'cause I wanted that fight this week
and I got nothing.

'cause I wanted that fight this week
and I got nothing.

So, now you got it.

You gotta take control
of this situation and step up, OK?

OK.

Thanks for your honesty, guys.
Go back to the group.

I feel really bad about
my decision to leave tonight,

but I think I was more angry because
of what's happened during the week

and I thought
Mark was on the same page as I,

but, obviously, we haven't been
communicating well this week.

You know, now you've seen
that I am...

You are fighting
and you want to be here

You are fighting
and you want to be here

and you don't want to just abandon
me and, you know, so it's good to...

It's good that we know
where we stand.

Alright, let's get
our next couple up.

INES: I came here to fall in love.

I have fallen for Sam
and not Bronson.

The more I see Sam,
the more obsessed I get with him.

Like, I'm fully obsessed with him.

Like, I'm fully obsessed with him.

Ines and Bronson.
WOMAN: Yew.

INES: I just want Sam.

Like, I don't even want to
work on my marriage right now.

So, for now, I am going to stay
in my marriage with Bronson

and pretend like I care

so I can just, like,
start a new relationship with Sam.

Well, it's good to see you two.

Now, last time you were on this
couch, it was pretty explosive.

Yeah, I apologise for that.

You know, some colourful language
and things got very heated.

You know, some colourful language
and things got very heated.

Now we're all really keen
to find out where you're placed.

It's good.

It's, like, super chill, easy.

We haven't had one fight.

Yeah, a massive turnaround,
massive turnaround.

Wow.

Before we went and saw you, I
thought there was no chance in hell,

but we've been three days,
I think, together

and it's getting better and better
more and more,

and, the more I think I'm with her,
the more I enjoy her.

Wow.

I mean, this is such
a dramatic difference.

I mean, this is such
a dramatic difference.

Can you explain how you've got
to this place as a couple?

Well, I dropped my defences.

I was, like, super guarded.

So, I just had to, yeah, just let go
and trust Bronson.

And it's been refreshing.

I actually feel really happy
around Ines again.

So, it's nice.

Just shows that she does have
a really nice, sensitive side.

Is there any physical attraction
developing?

Well, she's definitely a gorgeous
girl, definitely a gorgeous girl.

I think, like you say,
if I had met this girl

I think, like you say,
if I had met this girl

at the wedding as we are now,
I would marry her again tomorrow.

Guys, you're still living
in the separate apartments.

Yeah.
Yes.

And do you see that changing
over the next week or so?

I think, definitely, definitely.

So, we just didn't want to rush
straight into it

in case we go back
to square one again,

so we thought just baby steps
all the way through

and, hopefully,
get back there again.

INES: If he stepped into my front
door, we are getting a divorce.

INES: If he stepped into my front
door, we are getting a divorce.

The change in the both of you
is really encouraging.

What we saw last week was shocking.

This week, it is, you know,

warming to see the softness there
and the respect,

the way you're talking
to each other,

so that's extremely encouraging
for us.

So, let's get to the decision.
It's time.

Let's go with you, Bronson,
stay or leave?

From where we were a week ago,
I didn't think we would be here now,

From where we were a week ago,
I didn't think we would be here now,

which makes me think
how well we've gone together.

In another eight weeks, we could
probably take over the world.

Mm.

So, I'm going for 'stay'.

A lot of positivity there.
Great, Bronson, great.

And now it's over to you, Ines.

I didn't have to think twice
about my decision.

It was very easy to make.

Stay.
Great.

Whoo.

Alright, well, as we have talked
about, it's working right now,

Alright, well, as we have talked
about, it's working right now,

you guys having fun, spending more
time together, let's keep that up.

You can go back to the group.

Thank you, guys.
Thank you.

I had to say 'stay' to be with Sam.

So, now, Sam better say 'stay'.

He better not be a little pussy.

(BELL TOLLS)

Next up, Sam.

Next up, Sam.

INES: Sam better say 'stay'.

He better not be a little pussy.

Well, Sam,
you're here tonight on your own.

Tell us what happened.

Basically, during the week,
Elizabeth left in a panic.

She was a bit distressed, I guess.

I didn't know why,
slamming doors and carrying on,

and there was no explanation
as to why she left.

She just walked out
and I haven't seen her since.

I thought I'd see her tonight,
actually.

Didn't see her at the dinner party.

But, yeah, she's obviously not here.

But, yeah, she's obviously not here.

So, you're really shocked,
surprised about this.

Yeah, 100%.
I didn't expect this from her.

She's just disrespected me
like this tonight.

Sam, what I can tell you
and the group

is that
Elizabeth has not been feeling well.

She's got struck down by a virus

and she was not able to make
the dinner party last night

and nor can she make
the commitment ceremony tonight.

I'm sick as a dog.

I'm sick as a dog.

But I still wanted to be present
and make the most of it,

so I'm surprised
Elizabeth can't do the same,

but it must be quite serious
if she can't.

She does have doctor's orders
to stay away.

Oh, does she? Alright.
Yeah.

Whereas you were cleared to come.
Yeah, OK.

I think communication
wouldn't go astray.

You know, like, it just
would've been nice, I think,

to know what'd happened
or maybe her reach out.

Like, she got up me so much

for not communicating with her
while I was gone,

so, don't be a hypocrite.

OK, so, you began the week with
Elizabeth in charge, the 'yes' week.

OK, so, you began the week with
Elizabeth in charge, the 'yes' week.

What did you have to do?

Straight up, well, first day,
I got locked inside.

So, that was a shock to the system.

And then the last...well, the last
day we had was a picnic inside.

She was trying to force-feed me
Nutella and stuff.

It was pretty full on.

I was pretty turned off by her

and pretty, like,
"Get away from me," you know?

And I was doing the old
strawberry aeroplane coming in

and trying to diffuse the situation.

and trying to diffuse the situation.

Then, all of a sudden,
she's trying to eat my face off.

So, she was making advances
towards you

and you were trying to stop them
and pull back.

Yep, yeah, so, basically,
I need to get to know her a bit more

before I can sorta just
give myself to her sexually.

Has this experiment been harder
than you thought it would be?

Oh, definitely.

There's a lot of things in the mix
at the moment

that's made this experiment
pretty challenging.

that's made this experiment
pretty challenging.

Sam, obviously,
Elizabeth's not here.

You're flying solo
and you have a decision to make.

So, we really want to know whether
you've decided to stay or leave.

I think I'm a respectful person.

You know, I want to sit her down

and confront her about
what's going on and talk about it.

I'm not leaving unless I know what's
going on, so I have to say 'stay'.

(APPLAUSE)

So, it's a bit of an unknown

So, it's a bit of an unknown

as to what this brings
for the both of you.

We look forward to actually
catching up next time to find out

where you both stand
at the next commitment ceremony.

Thanks, guys.

For me, it's very clear-cut that
Elizabeth and I aren't gonna work.

Good job, dude.
I had to do it.

Nuh, good on ya.
I had to.

I need to find out what's going on.

I am done and dusted with Elizabeth.

I hope she doesn't come back.

I decided to stay

because I didn't want to leave
this relationship with Ines.

Knowing what Ines said last night
and saying she's gonna stay

Knowing what Ines said last night
and saying she's gonna stay

for the chance of blossoming
this relationship with me,

I honestly think,
yeah, it'd be great.

She's keen and she wants to just
take this another step further

and that's amazing.

OK, well, we've come to the end of a
very emotional commitment ceremony,

and we really appreciate how raw
and vulnerable you all were tonight.

Now, unfortunately,
we lose a couple,

with Matthew and Lauren,

and we really appreciate how much
you brought to the experiment

and we really appreciate how much
you brought to the experiment

and the bravery
you showed throughout,

and we wish you all the very best.

Now, for the rest of you,

you've got comfortable, you've set
up home, you've moved in this week.

But, with this experiment,

we are always looking
to challenge you

to see what your bond is like
under pressure,

to see how you work as a team

when you're in a relationship
with someone

who you're just getting to know.

And with that being the case,

And with that being the case,

we're now gonna enter
the next phase of this experiment

and it will involve travel.

So, this week,
we're gonna send you all off

on a little trip to the Gold Coast.

HEIDI: Oh, cool.
MIKE: OK.

This trip is all about testing
your bond and your connection

as a couple, as well as to see how
you get along in the group dynamic.

So, guys, have a great trip.

Enjoy the time.

Enjoy the time.

Learn from one another.

And we'll see you next week.

INES: I'm gonna take
this opportunity

for Sam and I to get together.

Every time I look at him,
I just want to have sex with him.

We'll definitely be hooking up.

NARRATOR: Tomorrow night,
the experiment

moves into a brand-new
and socially challenging phase...

Hopefully, this ride is smoother
than our relationship.

..as our couples hit
the Gold Coast...

Just come out here.
We're tanning now.

Just come out here.
We're tanning now.

..for a week away together.

Cute little bum, though.

But not everyone...

Finally alone.

..is swimming between
the marital flags.

It feels so wrong
to go down this path with Ines.

You look so good.

Should we bail?
Yep.

It's, like, so intense.

Like, once I touch him,
I'm just like, "Oh, my god."

(BELL TOLLS)

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