"Wedding at First Sight" reveals: After 3,467 days in captivity the Seychelles Maayan and Omri returned to our lives, smiling especially and dressed in yellow.
It's not obvious to watch this rare couple, who have won this season a screen time equal to that given to Karin (King)'s brother.
Seriously, if you thought Shani and Danny's honeymoon in the islands was heavenly, just think of the fact that we saw almost nothing of Maayan and Omri's, and that's quite a bit of the musty TV stuff these two are capable of producing together.
From here the two move in together and Maayan is completely sealed off, removing any trace of the bride who was in the first episode.
She kept serving absurdly "I can't believe I'm getting married" statements into space and acted like all this nonsense was nothing more than content designed to attract viewers and money from commercials.
Moving to Omri's apartment for three weeks significantly undermines Maayan, who reacts as if she has been displaced to a third world country whose customs and language she does not speak, and not, say, to the same Pakin 'street in Florence.
Continue to cook mismatches.
"Wedding at First Sight", Rainbow 12
The rest of the episode she will leave us wondering if she is crying a relative who has died and when will Omri find time to take care of his teeth, now that he is starting a new career as a dog breeder.
By the way, the man's best friend, it is clear that the lack of communication between the two is compensated for by the friendly relationship between Venus, Maayan's captivating bitch, and Petel - Omri's genetically blessed but challenged name.
Seriously Omri, Raspberry?
Have you ever looked at it?
It is a dog that feeds on children's heads.
In the Itamar and Karin sector, we continue to see the only functioning couple in the program at the moment, even if it is not really clear why.
At this point there is no denying the fact that the two are a kind of complete opposites, even if their dubious literary taste has somehow connected for a moment.
Karin collects, jumps and demonstrates the charisma of an ice cube.
Itamar is in fact the only person who often laughs to himself for no particular reason and loves his whiskey strong and his composition filthy from the remnants of Midburn.
The second episode is visited by a couple of Itamar's friends, where they tell too enthusiastically about their honeymoon in Achziv as if it were a vacation in the Caribbean.
Itamar feels very comfortable in his home environment in the company of his relatives - a golden-haired woman and a man with a formidable mustache, and therefore bursts into a whole standup show based on his wife's emotional barriers.
You know, as any married couple does.
Karin wants to strangle him by feeding a boiling pizza in her throat, but manages to rise above the rage and survives to reach the climax of the evening - the menorah lighting ceremony.
Fascinating materials, friends.
Luckily they are still playing on the same court with the couples Danny and Shani and Omri and Maayan who are projecting their feelings on a pair of dogs, so Itamar and Karin are still the only organ that is still functioning properly in the fiasco that is Season 4 of Khatuni.
who would believe?
we.
Manor and son in "Wedding at First Sight", Keshet 12
And finally we anticipate the chord ending the relationship between Ben and Manor, which begins when Manor can not stop the need for drama, secretly escapes from Ben's house and arrives at Danny's clinic. When Ben also arrives at the clinic, he bursts into the most justified "I blame" speech in the show's history, and slaps Danny (who managed to call Yael to the spot, to share responsibility for the omission) with the fact that he gave him what is in fact his absolute negative image. Really, who knew that the connection between the peaceful son and the turtle and the energizer rabbit on a crack that is a manor would fail so terribly?
Danny and Yael refuse to plead guilty and resign and drop the responsibility for hair, which is absent from the episode in suspicious circumstances. Manor, as usual, lights a cigarette and pours out her feelings to a friend as she drives away broken, leaving behind Ben, who continues to move in circles on the empty street when he realizes he has no way to get home. The episode concludes with a beautiful (but in retrospect, as Ben will reveal in this episode, completely false) moments of the two, from exotic locations such as Ein Kerem, Jaffa and Rishon Lezion, a reminder of the two's beautiful three-day relationship.