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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 8, episode 18

Time to really start the wrap-ups.

  1. Elise, you shouldn't have done that...
  2. As someone with a huge fear of heights, I do feel bad for Elise (also, like, these folks must have a plan for this--Elise can't be the first person to freak out)
  3. That said, Elise, I don't think you're getting hypothermia and you really should've read the description for this adventure BEFOREHAND
  4. OMG Joshua cares 0%
  5. I mean, Molly, obviously Forrest will live with Sheena
  6. Also, Molly, you do have to give them a chance to answer
  7. That said, I'm not sure Sheena's math is mathing
  8. But, again, Molly is being a huge jerk and doesn't seem to see that Forrest's math for bringing Sheena over also doesn't math
  9. Also, Molly, how come you get to raise your voice, swear, and pound the table, but Sheena can't cry?
  10. Jovon, why is it weird that your wife wants your vows to mean something?
  11. Laura, you're paying for that apartment...and that's your stuff...go get it!
  12. It's wild to me that Aviva and Stig were like "Hey, maybe let's have a baby" but did NOT talk about where they'd live together
  13. Rick, I don't care that you're sad...your sadness is a consequence of your actions
  14. Yeah, I'd be hurt if I was your ex, Rick
  15. Yeah, Rick, but it's looked like you don't need to break up with Trisha to hook up with your ex
  16. Rick, don't get confrontational with Trisha
  17. I'm sorry, Rick, you can't block your ex???
  18. This is a pretty venue for Annalyn and Jovon
  19. Jovon's vows are pretty generic, but the music wants me to find them sweet
  20. Ah, Jovon, got the ring
  21. So, it's cool that Annalyn's loved ones are here, but did we stream the ceremony to any of Jovon's?
  22. Yes, marrying someone online is crazy
  23. The music is suggesting I should feel warm and fuzzy about Joshua eventually comforting Elise, but the scene feels really hollow to me
  24. Hrm...what did Joshua get a message about?
  25. I mean, I can get Joshua's kid's mother being hesitant about this setup, but I do also wonder how often Joshua calls his kid
  26. I mean, Joshua giving you an out Elise isn't bad
  27. I'm with ya here though, Elise, I don't think this man means it when he says he loves you
  28. Stig...Aviva is not going to enjoy that joke
  29. Ah so Laura is gonna friend dump, Michal
  30. Hrm, Birkan is more reasonable about this than I thought
  31. I do want Sheena and Forrest to work out...
  32. Of course Elise is cold
  33. Hey, Elise, I'll tell you--Joshua is not stable
  34. COOL, RICK! YOU STILL HAVE FEELINGS FOR YOUR EX
  35. Rick, you are the definition of wanting to have your cake and eat it too
  36. Hey, Rick, you can have feelings for more than one person and you can even be in a relationship with more than one person, but only if EVERYONE KNOWS AND AGREES (and, guess what, Trisha does not agree--it also seems like your ex doesn't either)
  37. Trisha, please keep this man blocked
  38. Next time we watch Birkan play soccer and then proposes with red yarn?
  39. Next time Annalyn is pregnant?
  40. Next time Forrest leaves
  41. Next time Trisha and Rick meet again?
  42. Next time Joshua brought other women back to the shared apartment?
  43. Next time Lisa is insecure
  44. Next time Faith hacked Daniel's email and found a wife?!
  45. Next time Aviva is distraught about something related to Stig

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, TLC

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