Married At First Sight: The time reality TV discovered some morals

Monday, November 6th, 2017

It could be a television first: the moment a reality TV producer actually stepped in to stop his contestants arguing.

A reunion dinner party for the feuding contestants of reality show Married at First Sight was brought to an early halt in Sunday night’s episode when a senior television executive intervened.

Warner Bros managing director Greg Heathcote interrupted the dinner party mid-stoush to say: “now this is not the time to have to have this conversation… I think this party is over.” Continue reading

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