Sharon attempts to support a loved one. Lauren gives Peter an ultimatum.

Outnumbered, the minority are hanging on by a thread and the only chance of safety could slip through their fingers.

The remaining couples take their Final Vows with some shock results.

Australian Story looks back at Race Around the World, the edgy 1997 documentary competition that launched John Safran and became one of the 90s unlikeliest TV hits.

Eight aspiring filmmakers were chosen from more than 1300 applicants to travel the world for 100 days making a four-minute documentary every 10 days. Although Safran was the breakout star, each of them went on to have a successful career in the film and television industry.

"We just thought, a bunch of young people going around the world making shit films – who's going to watch that?" says Olivia Rousset, the eventual winner of the series. 

But it struck a chord with viewers, who loved the rawness of the documentaries and the unvarnished opinions of the judges back in the studio. "It was a one of those weird TV dreams that actually came true," says the show's presenter, Richard Fidler.

Contestants, judges and producers share previously untold stories from behind the scenes of the show, which all agree was a health and safety nightmare.

"I got robbed, I got mugged, shook down, pepper sprayed," says contestant Scott Herford, who now has his own production company. "Everyone was pushed to their absolute breaking point."

"It was mad," says Safran, who famously streaked through Jerusalem, broke into Disneyland and asked voodoo priests to put a curse on his ex-girlfriend. "Not only could we have died, we could have died and they didn't know about it."

Armed with a new generation of digital camera – small, light, with a flip screen that made it easy to film yourself – the eight young filmmakers pioneered a style of visual storytelling that is now everywhere on social media sites such as YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.

"I don't know if we were the original influencers," says contestant Daniel Marsden, "but it was definitely a different style of filmmaking that no one had seen on tele before. It was pretty fresh."

Marie Antoinette struggles to support Louis' rule despite a personal tragedy and the relentless march of the people's revolution.

Sonali Shah is house hunting with a couple from New York who want to swap the Big Apple for a bite of the sunny Somerset countryside. Working with a very healthy budget, Sonali serves up a range of spectacular properties across the ages, including a striking Somerset long house and a converted water mill that cause jaws to hit the floor and leaves today's buyers twirling with excitement.

Vicky Nguyen on Boat Baby: A Memoir. Jason Momoa on A Minecraft Movie. Sleep Better TODAY: What We Know About Sleep Trends, Diet and Tech Impacting Your Sleep.

Oprah talks "An Oprah Winfrey Special: The Menopause Revolution"; Tim and Demi-Leigh Tebow talk about their pregnancy and new children's book ("Princess Paris Finds Her Purpose"); fast-food inspired recipes with fitness expert Chris Powell; Shop GMA: Shop This Show, featuring looks from "Doctor Odyssey."

Jay Ellis, actor in "Running Point" and "Freaky Tales."

Tess Sanchez, author of We've Decided to Go in a Different Direction.

New installment of "Beg-Knows America" with David Begnaud.

Two weeks before the playoffs, Herborg and Linda desperately need points to qualify for the match. Can they handle the heat against Ole and Unni?

Sara Gilbert (actor, "The Conners").

Josh Weikert / Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Politics Professor; 

Tippy Longfellow, Murdoch's neighbor, convinces him to investigate a lost letter with a passing threat.

Actor and comedian Adam DeVine joins Jennifer to talk about Season 4 of Max's "The Righteous Gemstones." 

"School Spirits" star Peyton List stops by to discuss the hit show's success.

Plus, Jennifer welcomes the viral granddaughter-grandmother duo Emma Grace and "Memama" from Port St. Joe, Florida. The two have over 1.4 million followers on TikTok and are known for their cute relationship, sugary recipes, and Southern style. 

Kellyoke: Heartbeat Song/ Eric McCormack/ Michael Iskander/ Rad Human: The Superhero Project/ Bargains and Deals with Lawrence Zarian (MorningSave)/ WIL: Transa Album.

Briana DeJesus, Mackenzie McKee. Jordan Firstman is telling Drew all about his upcoming comedy album, "Secrets." Eitan Bernath is sharing another viral food spot with Drew and visiting Spot Dessert Bar with Valerie Bertinelli and Ross Mathews.

Donna and Paul have sold up at Château de Saugé and they're embarking on a huge new restoration project - a dilapidated five-storey Normandy water mill that needs a total overhaul. Meanwhile, at Château de Cézérac, Jon and Carmen are creating their dream bathroom.