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“I’m an 8.5 and you’re a 6,” Emily said to Brennan during the final reunion episode.

“Everything that you see was planned,” Clare said during the first reunion episode.

Married at First Sight just wrapped up its Denver season…and the couples all split.

Michael says “I don’t” on Decision Day, ending the season’s last surviving marriage.

“I got an edit as this sexist, lesbian, man-hating person and that’s definitely not me.”

Lawmakers will rally today to extend the state’s Film Tax Credit.

Denver might be the worst city to film a dating show in.

Five of the six pairings have failed in the show’s first Denver-based season.

The ninth year welcomes Denver-born rising star Ji-Young Yoo and dishes out some of the area’s best food.

A fight over Austin sneaking around with a female producer led to a group shouting match.

Brennan says Emily can’t be mad at him for the alleged cheating because he “saved her life.”

The festival is celebrating with the best films from its past, big parties, filmmaker guests, great food…and free cake.

The pair separated after only a month, but Cameron thinks he might still have a shot.

The macabre, modern fairytale proves creativity isn’t dead in Hollywood.

Austin will make out with a donkey but he won’t have sex with his wife.

Emily is the second contestant this season to wind up in the hospital.

Brennan is scared of being portrayed as a villain, but he’s making himself one in the process.

After fourteen episodes of waiting, the season’s fifth couple finally begin their marriage.

The movie-musical remake of Tina Fey’s beloved 2004 film is a cinematic disaster.

On November 15, 2014, he suffered a paralyzing snowboarding accident at Vail Pass.

This could be the show’s most sexless season yet, but not for lack of trying.

With Denver’s emotionally unavailable men, Chloe says it’d be “crazier not to” marry a stranger.