This was manufactured to produce TV drama, and that’s exactly what happens.
It’s obvious right away that the RV can’t comfortably fit ten people, and the idea that traveling in one car is more COVID-safe than separate vehicles doesn’t make much sense.
As soon as she started insulting his mother, Mike was like, “Go play with your rat!”Īndrei and Libby are doing everything in their power to get their family a spinoff, and that includes going forward with this silly family RV trip. Then she forces Mike to buy her a pet rat so she can save it from being used as food?! That’s the exact type of pet a secret reptilian would buy so no one would suspect them of being a secret reptilian! I think Mike went along with it because it’s a way to get her to stop talking and leave him alone. Now that the sentimental and sweet couples are out of the way, let’s get back to the trash heap: Angela and Michael, Natalie and Mike, and Andrei and Libby all provide some great reality-TV fare in “Not So Silent Partners.” Look, I have been making a joke for weeks about how Natalie is some sort of secret reptilian alien studying the ways of humans in order to mimic them in a relationship. I think we all wish Jovi were there to take care of her. Jovi and Gwen don’t seem mad at her, just really worried. I love Yara and will defend most of her decisions, but she really did look helpless and tired while video chatting. She wanted her own space, and that probably made her more susceptible because she had to interact with Uber drivers and delivery people. It’s not that Yara did anything wrong - she was wearing her mask and following the rules - she just got tired of living with her mother-in-law. It’s Jovi’s worst nightmare, and there isn’t much his parents can do to help since they’re in a high-risk demographic. Gwen’s house to go back to New Orleans and promptly caught COVID-19 while caring for her daughter alone. My previous favorite couple, Jovi and Yara, are back this week. Also, we all know a The Family Asuelu spinoff would provide way more conflict than anything The Family Libby could do! We might have a new 90 Day power couple, as far as I’m concerned. I hope these two spend the rest of their days zig-zagging and rock-and-rolling together. Obviously, Low told Asuelu that Kalani was considering divorce, but he didn’t know how real that threat was. Kalani told Asuelu she did one of the worst things she could do in their relationship, and the truth only brought them closer. Since his accident, these two have genuinely reconnected. He used their safe word, walked away, and came back when he could be calm. Kalani was honest with him and he followed the steps they agreed on. There’s so much at stake, and Ronald seems nowhere near ready to leave South Africa.Īsuelu and Kalani are still the MVPs of the season, though. Tiffany might appreciate this apartment for a vacation, but she isn’t interested in staying there long term. For the first time, I really want Tiffany and Ronald to work, but the sad thing is, Ronald is proud of the home he created in South Africa, and America doesn’t interest him. You can see how proud Ronald is to have both his kids in the home he created. Additionally, watching Daniel and Ronald is so sweet they truly have a great father-son connection. So what Ronald put together is basically a castle by 90 Day standards. There have been air mattresses and apartments with no toilets. In 90 Day’s long history, we have seen a number of men fail to provide these basics for their wives and kids. The final product is actually really great, though! He put in a TV! He painted the walls! He even has nice bedroom and living-room sets. When I saw Ronald was building a room for Daniel, it didn’t look great I could already hear Tiffany complaining about Daniel sleeping in a garage with walls.
The producers clearly wanted to play up the drama of whether or not Ronald would build a functional home for Tiffany, and the reveal really does work. Since the season premiered, we’ve only seen him via video chats and sitting in weird empty rooms with his friends. It’s easy to think these two won’t make it when we’re listening to Tiffany’s mom list Ronald’s issues every week.įinally, we get to see how Ronald is really doing. I’ve been incredibly pessimistic about Tiffany and Ronald, but we’ve really only heard from Tiffany’s side of the family about their issues. Last week featured some of Happily Ever After?’s crustiest, tastiest trash, but “Not So Silent Partners” was enjoyable because it actually gives me hope for some of these couples.
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