Alexandria Funnell

And I was really keen to get on the show because I loved it and I still love it.

And I was wanting to see, you know, how much of it is the edit?

How much of it is the manipulation?

How much of it is frank and grabs?

You know, I had the same questions as everybody would.

And I was interested when I realised that

oh, sometimes it's just a practical reason and a really reasonable explanation for a lot of it.

And that's what then started to get me worked up when people would always blame the edit.

I'm like, no, most of the time.

Like, for example, okay, the groom that dropped his bride.

Ryan, yes.

There was a scene yesterday where they're meditating and they've got a voiceover of him like,

replaying the instance of him dropping her on the ground and, oh, my God, I can't believe I dropped her.

And it's comedy, right?

There's no way that that actually, that they can prove that he was actually thinking that when he meditated.

But is it such a long bow to draw that he was still thinking about that because the day before he was saying, don't put that to air, I can't believe I dropped my bride, I can't believe it.

And so there's always a bit of creative thought

you know, creative licence when it comes to these scenes, but it's often based in what really the sentiment and what really has been happening.

Well, that's entertainment as well, though.

Yeah.