The Couples
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Zahradkas:
Mullet Over
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Lehman-Cobbs:
Whats-her-face
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Delvecchios:
Ring Me Up Sometime
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Marks:
Sofa Bed Dead
Davardos: Blinded by the Light
Davises: Joy of Sox
Romanos: Thumbs Down
Smith-Crawfords: Outfit Outrage
Capells: Couch Potato
Magics: Knife at the Wife
Monroys: Off the Hook
Rodriguezes: Stripper Chic
Arkenburgs: The Man Friend
Arringtons: Sexy Schedule
D'Amores: Decaf Dispute
Hamiltons: Bored of the Rings
Burrises: Cuckoo for Coupons
Cavallaro:
Wood Not
Changs: Love Me, Love My Duck
Galans: Derby Dilemma
Rubins: Driven Crazy
Argies: Ghostbusted
Hankersons: Solitary Pursuits
Ragins: Green Bean Casserole
Salinero-Wighs: Tacky or Kitsch?
Carpentier-Saloms: Dishtress
Drewers: Blonde Ambition
Fitzpatricks: Peed-Off
Maurers: Little Friends
McZeals: Cooking up Resentment
Beauregards: The Wrath of Zeus
Burns: The Motorcycle
Palestrinis: The Rapper
Cohens: Toiletry Treasure
Hawkins: Backup Plan
Mulvihills: Amish Paradise?
Wongs: Bad-minton
Goldmans: Good Clean Lovin'
Harpers: Always Something There to Remind Me
Banners: A Lizard to Love
Spiegels: Oedipus Wrecks
Ramundos: The Metrosexual
Rios: The Forbidden Table
Wizas: Get Flossed
Kohlenbergs: The Ring Toss
Ridolfis: Stuffed Dog Dilemma
Hunters: Stripper Pole
The Wongs
The Husband
The Wife
The Situation
Is Badminton Bad for Marriage?Shan Wong knows she is adored by her husband, Naveen. "He takes care of me really, really well," she gushes. Married just two years, she wants him to spend more time in their Marlborough, Massachusetts home and less time away from the house feeding his obsession: badminton. We see footage of Naveen furiously batting a shuttlecock.
"I want to be the best. Chinese people love badminton. I thought you would love it," he tells her.
Shan's looking for him to spend more time at home with her and their pets. "He gives more time to his badminton than to me," she laments. Naveen is spending 8-10 hours each week playing and practicing. He' scheduled a recent vacation to California so they could watch a tournament.
"I go to the badminton because I can't take this torture anymore. Constant torture. She's a Chinese torture machine."
The panel seems a bit baffled. Martha is first to weigh in with some practical advice. "The guy should be able to pursue the hobby, but limit the number of hours he'll be gone. She could use those hours for something productive, like baking or cooking."
DID THE REF MAKE THE RIGHT CALL?
Jason observes that a hobby requiring 8-10 hours a week is really no more than many golf-obsessed husbands partake in. Asked for his recommendation, he sides with Naveen.
"You can't cut down an athlete's dream—it'd be like telling Rocky not to go for it. He could take badminton to a whole new level: to where someone actually gives a damn about it."
Cedric agrees: Naveen should get to follow his dream to play competitively.
Tom addresses the couple via satellite, telling Shan how it's gotta be. "I know you think he spends too much time at it, but look at him at the gym, he's got 8 people watching him play. That's not nothing. Naveen, it's playing time, honey, you win."
Naveen celebrates.
The Wongs received a second honeymoon at the Luxury Included® Sandals Royal Bahamian Spa Resort & Offshore Island. For more information, please visit sandals.com.
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