Mon, May 25, 2009
In the season premiere, the nine newlywed couples are put on the spot to reveal their first impressions of the couples they will be competing with. There's also a paintball battle that pits the men against the women, with the losers cooking breakfast for the winning sex. The couples' communication skills are tested when blindfolded husbands strip down to their skivvies while their wives instruct them where to find their clothes. The winning couple of this challenge will earn safety from elimination.
Mon, Jun 1, 2009
The eight remaining just-married couples get slightly embarrassed when famous psychosexual therapist DR. RUTH drops by to give them relationship tips. The week's challenges to help grow the jackpot include having the wives identify which backside belongs to their husband by touch alone; and the competition is on to see which couple can scoop up the most bugs -- including roaches and water bugs -- into a jar using only their hands.
Mon, Jun 8, 2009
A tantric educator visits the seven remaining couples and discusses with them how they can enhance their sexuality and improve the quality of their love. Also, the wives find out how well they listen to their husbands when the guys, via cell phone, must describe to them a variety of hardware items.
Mon, Jun 15, 2009
The honeymoon is over for the six remaining couples as the competition heats up. The husbands must match their wives' responses to the question, "What is your husband worst at: kissing, cuddling or foreplay?" Also, the couples' ability to work as a team is tested when they design a carnival booth and come up with a game for the neighborhood kids to play. The couple who earns the most tickets will be one step closer to the life-changing cash prize.
Mon, Jun 29, 2009
The four remaining couples are given an empty room to turn into an attractive, stylish space that reflects their combined tastes. Recognized interior designer Nate Berkus will decide which couple did the best job. Also, a licensed hypnotherapist helps the couples let go of their inhibitions, resulting in some fun but strange moments.
The tension is rising as the three remaining couples compete for the life-changing cash prize. One of this week's challenges has the newlyweds looking into their future and correctly answering how they will celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. Later on, the husbands -- wearing makeup so they look 40 years older -- present their wives with endearing and hilarious fortieth wedding anniversary greetings. And the couples learn how well they might take care of their future baby by their performance in an obstacle course with challenges including how fast they can dress their baby, make a bottle of formula and set up a playpen.
The final two couples learn that the other newlywed couples they competed against will be the ones to decide who will win the life-changing grand prize. But first, the finalists must vie to earn "opportunity cards" that allow them to cancel a vote. Plus, host Pat Bullard takes the final two couples to a retirement home where long-married couples talk about what makes a strong, successful marriage.