Married at First Sight (AU) is a reality television show airing on Nine Network since 2015. It follows eight Australian singles who are matched and married to each other in front of the cameras. Spanning 11 seasons, the show has provided plenty of drama and romance. In this article, we’ll rank the worst episodes of the show, based on ratings and reviews.
Of course, not all episodes of Married at First Sight (AU) could be considered "bad", but there have been some that have received less-than-favorable reviews from viewers. In this article, we’ll be looking at the episodes that have been deemed the "worst" by the show's fans.
From the most controversial decisions made by the couples to the epic meltdowns, we’ll be taking a look at the episodes that have had the lowest ratings and reviews. So, let’s dive in and see which episodes of Married at First Sight (AU) have been ranked as the worst!
Written by Sophie and last updated on apr 08, 2024.
PS: The following content contains spoilers!
PPS: I will admit that parts of this page was written with the help of AI - it makes my work so much easier to not start from a blank page!
The Brides' Homestays continue then fallout from the week away hits the Dinner Party.
The episode was rated 6.94 from 32 votes.
The final two couples walk down the aisle and not everyone gets what they were expecting.
The episode was rated 6.93 from 40 votes.
As the homestay's continue, the families of the brides put the marriages, and husbands, under the scope. Meanwhile, Susie's father steps in and tries to fix her marriage.
The episode was rated 6.92 from 26 votes.
Australia's most controversial social experiment is back. The first six couples head off on their honeymoons as they enter the next phase of their relationship.
The episode was rated 6.91 from 46 votes.
After an intense commitment ceremony that saw two couples leave, the experts announce they will be introducing two new couples halfway through the experiment.
The episode was rated 6.88 from 25 votes.
The grooms homestays continue, and the wives are immersing themselves in their husband's world, leaving some couples stronger than ever, while others are pushed to breaking point.
The episode was rated 6.87 from 31 votes.
Jess and Dan settle into domestic bliss; Cam whisks Jules off to relive their wedding day; Mike takes Heidi for a date on the high seas, but he's forgotten how seasick she gets.
The episode was rated 6.81 from 26 votes.
As Mitch threatens to leave, Ella faces the possibility that this could be the end of their relationship. But there is another shock exit on the cards.
The episode was rated 6.79 from 48 votes.
Intimacy Week continues with some unexpected results.
The episode was rated 6.78 from 40 votes.
A day earlier, our first two couples were complete strangers. Now, the morning after the wedding, they wake up together to their new reality as husband and wife. Meanwhile, six more singles come together to comprise our final three couples.
The episode was rated 6.77 from 30 votes.
