Friends, we are nearing the finish line, and it seems that with each passing day, Karin is closer to the nervous breakdown that Itamar brings her.
Well, that's not exactly fair to say.
Because after spending quite a bit of time this season concluding that Itamar is the problematic one in this blatantly wrong relationship, the episode of the couples meeting proved us otherwise.
And we totally mean this moment when Karin insisted on waving Hadas' physical relationship with Itamar in the face, knowing full well that Shai and Hadas share the intimacy of a 90-year-old married couple. And more as someone who is well versed in the craft of manipulation.
Even in last night's episode (Tuesday. Yes, Tuesday. What will be "Rainbow"? Will you continue to make your viewers nauseous from too many rounds and stops at various points on the broadcast board?) Karin continued the game.
In front of Shai and Hadas at dinner in Jerusalem, she presents a perfect, or at least functional, relationship, while in the kitchen she continues to unload in front of Hadas, how much she does not intend to continue with Itamar, who is so upset about their relationship that he does not see her in the right light.
Karin, in fact, managed to mock him too.
At least we're honest.
Itamar and Karin, Photo: Keshet 12
She tells the camera that she is angry with Itamar for the days when the camera crew does not accompany them, they do not meet - but we know that in Tekel's she is angry about the number of times Itamar called her Sahi this season, including yesterday's episode.
Not that it's completely inaccurate, to be honest, but Itamar, come on.
It takes one to one.
The truth is that Itamar is the one who is supposed to be angry between the two, because even on the front door of Shai and Hadas it is written that it is a "warm home" (even if without touch, trust, intimacy or closeness) while Karin still continues to refer to her and Itamar's shared roof. Dirrrrrr ". Itamar sees the word "home" and lights up, of course, immediately asking Karin why she didn't make one for him as well.
The not at all bizarre game of Land-City-Diseases that they play on the way to Jerusalem (in my life that such things cannot be invented), they replace with a drop in Karin's argument and death look, which we would not wish on the great ones in our enemy.
Actually maybe yes.
At the end of the episode, they will complete and eat hummus while Itamar sings an oriental song to Karin, in one of the most Ashkenazi scenes Israeli television has ever known.
How did they get to eat chickpeas?
Well, it happened after Karin decided to starve to death the frustration and desire to eliminate Itamar, and then declared "I went through every volt and found nothing I wanted."
Indeed, the troubles of the First World, a Holocaust of the bourgeoisie.
In case you forgot.
Shani and Danny,
You know, by the way, who has not invited Walt all season, right?
Of course you know.
Because Shani insists on announcing the episode as well, when she and Danny host Liron and Einat for dinner.
Maybe the other will get out of this show, if not a relationship then at least an advertisement for Walt.
"It was obvious that you were in a different place from the other couples," Danny tells Liron at one point.
Oh shit, Sherlock, did you get on this alone?
After they finish eating, Liron and Danny will take the dog for a walk as if they were Omri (miss you, friend).
Because they are so engrossed in conversation, they manage to lose the dog, who in turn escaped the scene and miraculously escaped, because he too can no longer bear these dull couple digs.
Break the diet.
Shai and Hadas,
And finally there were also Shay and Hadas, who are instructed by the psychological goat to break their touch diet and play a game of summery with their fingers.
Shai shows a rare sharpness when he begins to suspect that he and Hadas are already too deep in Friends Zone (there is no doubt that he and Danny should set up a joint investigation office), and Yael explains to them how to stop being deterred from physical contact by touching elbow contact.
Just be careful not to burn the screen there, with all the passion and passion between you.
"What does it look like to you?", Yael asks their opinion about the nonsense she invented in that second at her clinic.
Completely dumb, Yael, but what is done, there is a format and these two have committed to it in advance.
Just another week and we're there at the finish line.
Were strong.