Fun with Matchmaking

What did we even do before reality television took over our screens??? Today Mego and Emo are breaking down five of the best (or best-known) television shows in one of their favorite genres: matchmaking! And for the FIRST TIME they are recording TOGETHER from their vacation rental in Utah (and we apologize in advance for the less stellar audio... turns out we're much better when Jeff can edit out us talking over each other). To watch Married at First Sight Australia: https://www.dailymotion.com/search/married%20at%20first%20sight%20%20(au)%20s07/videos or https://shvideos.net/2020/02/03/1st-time-au-s7-all/

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