Unglossed Reacts – Cheat: Unfinished Business

By Adam Husicka

Reality TV has never exactly been subtle, but Netflix’s Cheat: Unfinished Business might be pushing the genre into a whole new realm of emotional chaos. The premise? Couples who broke up after one of them cheated are brought back together to hash things out, face the truth, and maybe even rekindle what’s left. It’s part couple’s therapy, part emotional car crash, and all highly watchable.

To see how unhinged things can get, Ben and I sat down for a Gogglebox-style viewing session. We laughed, cringed, paused way too often to dissect toxic behaviours and question our own moral compasses (Ben was disturbingly invested in one of the cheaters.)

Watch the video below to see us react in real time to shocking confessions, emotional stand-offs, and some truly chaotic ex dynamics.

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