My Kitchen Rules
Teams of two from across Australia compete to determine who makes the best meal. Celebrity chefs Manu Feildel, Nigella Lawson and Colin Fassnidge join the teams in scoring the dishes.
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Married at First Sight 7-32
The final dinner party. The remaining couples face the experts’ questions from the Honesty Box.
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The final dates continue: the last time the couples will see each other before final vows when they must decide whether or not to continue outside of the experiment.
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The Grand Finalists open their own restaurant on Sydney Harbour, where each team will create a four-course menu in the battle to be crowned ultimate champions and win $100,000.
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Married at First Sight 7-30
Girls’ and Boys’ Nights continue, and the remaining couples go on their final dates before their final vows.
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The Girls’ and Boys’ Nights see the return of some familiar faces, and with them comes drama.
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Survivor 7-21
After missing out on the immunity challenge win, a hunt for an idol ensues and as always with Tribal Council, not all is as it seems and Jonathan has one last trick up his sleeve.
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Married at First Sight 7-28
The final Commitment Ceremony. The remaining couples decide whether or not to go to Final Vows, and make a decision with their partner on life outside the experiment.
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The brides’ homestays continue, then fallout from the week away hits the dinner party.
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It’s the second Instant Restaurant of the finals, and the pressure is at an all-time high for this episode’s cooking team. Around the table, the judges raise questions, and temperatures soar.
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