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This episode was all about dating. Heather and Ben – Since Heather was narrating and a major focus of this episode is about Heather and Ben putting themselves back out on the dating scene, I’ll start with them. Both Heather and Ben are being encouraged by the housemates to get back out there and start dating other people. Harry and

This episode is all about love, both the ups and downs. Ainsley and Simmo – As this episode revolves around Ainsley and Simmo, and Ainsley is narrating the episode, I’ll start with them. The episode kicks off with Ainsley narrating about how the last 37 days have been, now that she and Simmo are living in the self-contained room. She’s

This episode was all about relationship progressions, both backwards and forwards, and I’ll be reviewing it character by character. Liz and Harry – As this episode mainly focuses on and is narrated by Liz, I’ll start with her and Harry. The episode kicks off with Liz FaceTiming Stuart late at night as she awaits her final grades to come in,

This episode is all about misunderstandings and betrayals, and I’ll be reviewing it character by character. Heather, Ben and Timmy – As Heather is narrating this episode and the focus is on hers and Ben’s relationship, I’ll start with them. The episode kicks off with Heather arriving on campus and revealing (through her narration) that she is struggling both with

This episode was all about games and friendship and I’m going to review it character by character. Harry and Liz – As Harry was the narrator of the episode and he, as well as Liz’s return for three weeks was the main focus, I’m going to start with them. Harry runs into Pete and his partner, Jack, and their baby,

The job of a season premiere is to establish story arcs and subplots for the season, this premiere did its job and I’m going to review it character by character. Ben, Heather, Bec, Mia and Simmo – As Ben, Heather, Bec, Mia and Simmo were the main focus of the episode, I’m going to start with them. The premiere kicks

The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and provide new story arcs and subplots for the next season. I felt that this finale mostly did its job. I feel this way because most of the season’s story arcs had already come to a close – Ainsley’s pregnancy story arc came to a tragic

This episode was all about emotions and I’ll be reviewing it character by character. Harry – As the episode mostly focused on and was narrated by Harry, I’ll start with him. The episode kicks off with Harry revealing that he was tasked with the job of telling everyone the news of Evie’s passing. We see him telling Manju first, who

This was the best episode of Five Bedrooms I’ve ever seen, but unfortunately this distinction came at a cost. This episode, as the title would suggest, focused on Ainsley, which was necessary as she was barely focused on in the previous two episodes. The episode kicks off with the gang building a crib for Ainsley’s unborn baby girl, Evie. Ainsley

This episode explores apologies and all sorts of relationship dynamics. Once again, I’ll be reviewing this episode character by character. Heather and Ben – As the episode has Heather narrating and mostly focuses on her, I’ll start with her. The episode kicks off with Heather helping her son, Timmy, move out of home. Later, she gets to work only for