Warning! The following contains spoilers for David & Annie: After The 90 Days’ premiere episode. Read at your own peril!
90 Day FiancéIt has There are many spinoffsIts franchise, and some are better then others. With the arrival of a couple more on TLC this week, audiences may wonder if it’s really worth their time to Tune in to check out David & Annie: After The 90 Days. After watching the premiere episode, I can confidently state that yes.
David Annie ToborowskyAre one of the most recent 90 Day FiancéThe couple can have their own series. Cast members most in demandOn the popular commentary spinoff Pillow Talk. Now, they’re headed to Thailand in an attempt to bring Annie’s cousins to the United States for better opportunities, and the premiere alone gave me There are many reasons to be proudIt is important to keep it up all season.
David And Annie Are A Great Match
One thing that I immediately noticed while watching was David & Annie: After The 90 DaysAnnie and David have never been in conflict. In fact, the two look stronger than ever in their five years of marriage, and there’s no stating just how refreshing that is to see in 90 Day Fiancé. Even married couples are frequently included in this franchise. at each other’s throats, so it was a treat to see a couple who legitimately enjoy each other’s company, respect each other, and Take it easy.
David is knowledgeable and respectful of Annie’s culture
90 Day Fiancé fans are all too familiar with American cast members who visit their significant other’s country and proceed to trample all foreign customs and disrespect all folks around them. David is not like that. It feels to me that David bends over backwards in order to not be seen as such. He knows the key phrases, he’s not visibly shocked by things foreign to him, and he’s generally on his best behavior. I mean, he did take off his shirt and dance on that table in the bar, but I’m willing to let that slide because everyone seemed to love it.
This Spinoff features a unique storyline
David and Annie: The 90 DaysThis book is a winner because of its unique storyline. For once, the story isn’t about a potential catfish partner, a scheming spouse, or God forbid, the stress of a second wedding celebration. We haven’t seen cast members traveling to a country to work and bring relatives back with them, and that’s pretty cool. That’s something I want to see the process behind, and the struggles that come with it. I am familiar with most of the difficulties associated with marrying someone who lives overseas, so this series will provide a refreshing break from the norm.
David and Annie: The 90 Days airs over at TLCMondays, 9:00 p.m. ET. Stay tuned for the latest. Loren and Alexei: After the 90 DaysAfterwards, it’s also quite good!