MARRIED TO MEDICINE — Season:11 — Pictured: Dr. Mirica Mimi Sander — (Photo by: Phylicia J. L. Munn/Bravo) After the relay race, the couples get ready for the next event: the pool party.

Two “strangers” (we’ll query this later when the first bombshell unfolds) get ... episode 1 leaves us: bewildered, hopeful, shocked, and ultimately, ready for the rollercoaster ahead of us ...

The Married at First Sight cast member’s marriage ... “I would like to continue in this marriage,” she told Dr. Pia Holec in the Feb. 4 episode of the Lifetime show.

Brownell gave plenty of hints as to what we can expect from season 4 although most of the story points given don’t go beyond ...

At first we thought he’d been snatched by a dingo ... I feel like I’ve opened up but you haven’t wanted to get to know me at all. My interests, my hobbies, my family, my job.

This week’s episode opens with Sweet ... a bit of thawing between the two. We also get some backstory here: after the speed dating event, Dr. Simone once again invited Heavenly to an afterparty ...

Severance season two, episode ... we only saw his Innie struggle with being pieced back together once. It happened after he slept with “Helly.” Mark S. is his own person. He was never married ...

In the recent episode of iHeart’s Rogue Energy podcast ... “A great thing about being older when you get married is that you really only have to invite the people that you really want there ...

we’re going to get totally wasted and then sleep over, and in the morning my mom’s going to make us pancakes,'” Hayes recalled while speaking to Grande on Monday’s “SmartLess” episode.

Severance’s fourth episode, “Woe’s Hollow”, begins and ends with Irving B. being drawn into this strange winter landscape and being drawn back out again. A birth and a death. Spoilers ahead.

They were one of only two couples (out of the six engaged pairs producers initially followed) to ultimately make it to the altar and get married ... says in episode nine. "And once you're not ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ... it up in two episodes and do the story justice," Sheridan told Deadline. "For [Paramount] it's great because they get more content.