Another season of "Wedding at First Sight" begins with a happy and joyous couple on a honeymoon, who share small moments of happiness and mutual affection for the sake of an exotic location - and from there you can just get off.
This time it's Ben and Maayan (is there a deflation in names produced by Khatuni, which forcibly recycles us such past contestants?), Who enjoy them in the Maldives, eat whatever comes their way and divide their time between immersion, giggle and reenactment of Chris Isaac's iconic clip with the sea and black and white and passion .
Of course, at the end of all the euphoria, a disappointment awaits her, and it is not too late to arrive, when Maayan decides to challenge the idyll and ask Ben what he thought of her the first time he saw her at the canopy.
Ben, hollow-eyed and constantly open-mouthed, experiences gymnastics for the first time in his life, at least of the verbal kind, and uses a variety of phrases such as "I realized they went the most not on my tapecast", "You do not look like I would choose" and "My eyes are not looking for you On the street, "to avoid actually saying," I thought I wanted to sue the production. "
"But in the process," he cautions, "I remembered that I came to embrace everything" - which is also kind of comforting Maayan, and also calms the production and confirms to her that the current son is not like the son from last season, who abandoned Manor after three days in half.
Everything was fine until the question came up.
Maayan and Ben,
In last night's episode (Saturday) we also got to know Rinat and Daniel, another couple who seem to be facing a wall. Food from restaurants and hand out to homeless people. Robin Hood Privilege, if you will. An honest man who even lets his dog bite him. Rinat also engages in altruism and is a nurse at Sheba Hospital, just like May from the previous episode. About her struggles in finding a relationship, and perhaps it has to do with the fact that she literally wears a shirt episode with the caption "Trust no one".
Also this season, as in past seasons, we are filled with spectators the moment the intended in-laws receive their own wedding invitation, and at this point it is not really clear why we should see it.
They do not know the concept of the program?
Because we are.
Rinat is sad that she can not inform her mother.
"What would you say to your mother?", The experts Yoram, Yael and Shaar ask her, whose mane is much less threatening and spectacular than the previous season.
"Your daughter is getting married," Rinat answers them.
Yes, it makes sense.
Shlomo, Daniel's father, is revealed as the parent's potential to steal the show this season.
"There is something special about him," the father objectively praises his loins.
"It's not because it's my son" he adds pick up, then calls him - and it's an accurate quote: "What a boy, what a boy. A man boy. A cannon."
"Listen, you're a sausage," Tamir the brother says to Daniel.
Perhaps he is more aware of the really low chances of success of this format.
Meanwhile, Rinat's friends wish her that her intended son-in-law "will not be handsome in sailing".
Lifting, there is nothing to talk about, and they still do so immediately after the imitation of the rolling R. by the expert Danny.
Are there no more red lines on television today?
At the bachelor party, the bride and groom exchange unnecessary gifts from the spirit world, giving her a star map and he sends her some lie, a charm to scribble, as if there are no more attractive things in men's gift shops like a ship in a bottle, corkscrew, globe, desk fan or home shawarma facility .
The wedding itself, it must be admitted, is quite dismal, and it seems that both parties are not entirely satisfied with the televised matchmaking imposed on them.
"She's inseparable from the dog Poncho," the unannounced show at the canopy tells them, and "he's an integral part of the sausage, the dog."
That's great, because maybe a sausage, using his well-developed sense of smell, will help Daniel locate the bride, who escaped the incident as soon as the glass was broken.
Just as any couple expecting to spend a life, or at least a nice evening, doing together.
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