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There’s certainly no denying this season ofMarried at First Sight has been full ofinterestingcharacters.

We’ve had the face of pure evil, Ines, the wildly outspoken Cyrell, Elizabeth, whose facial expressions never ceased to amaze us, and Matt, who decided marrying a stranger on television was a perfectly normal way to lose his virginity.

In fact, the characters are so eccentric, many thought two contestants in particular were paid actors.

We’re of course talking about Ines and Sam, two people portrayed so badly we couldn’t actually believe they were portraying their true personalities on television.

Remember the time Ines repeatedly yelled “shut the f*ck up” at Bronson for reasons largely unknown?

I JUST LIKE YELLING.

Or when Sam put his fake wife down on television at any opportunity he could get?

Or when they had a totally made-up affair that consisted of not onlyfake sexbut some of the most amateur acting we've seen since year 8 drama?

"This is my acting face."

So amateur, in fact, that we have atheory.

A theory based entirely on our imaginations, but a theory nonetheless.

Sam and Ines' rubbish acting skills were all a ruse to mask the tworealpaid actors on the show.

Jules and Cam.

Yes, that's right.

We truly believe they are paid actors planted by the experts in an effort to mask the fact that the "social experiment" ofMarried at First Sightdoesn't exist solely for the purpose of ruining people's lives on national television for the entertainment of the masses.

Hear us out:

They both seem so...normal.

"We're just two completely level-headed young professionals who decided to marry complete strangers on the television."

Surely this is suspicious to people other than us. I meansurely.

They haven't fought yet.

You'resupposedto fight with your fake television spouse. That's how the experiment works.

Until the experts intervened, that is.

"We are truly blessed to have two such talented thespians in our midst."

Cam does a great Tom Cruise:

"I am so committed to this character right now."

Jules does the best "tipsy woman at a dinner party" we've ever seen:

"I've actually been drinking water all night."

And they're apparently "in love".

Look,no.

If there's one thing we love about watchingMarried at First Sight, it's thatthe experiment doesn't work.

This is what makes it such good watching.

WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT YOU'RE MATCHED WITH A STRANGER ON TELEVISION AND ACTUALLY REALLY LIKE THEM?

Why aren't these two having petty fights about gossip and rumours?

We refused to believe that two real people involved in this experiment could be in love. It's simply too far fetched.

So Jules and Cam,bravo, you've put on a great show, but we are no longer buying it.

The jig is up.