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The season finale to season 2 of Worst Ex Ever, this episode ends the season with a story I actually did end up hearing about since it did get TikTok famous and went viral. Now, aside from the whole TikTok video and the weird app they talked about, I didn't know anything else about this story. It's a sad one, where an unhinged and paranoid individual murders his tenants and stuffs their bodies in suitcases and tried to rid the evidence in a river. Honestly, after 2 seasons of this show, I think we can all agree only roommate with people you ABSOLUTELY trust. Very despicable people this series highlighted.

Episode 3 of Season 2's Worst Ex Ever was pretty sad and infuriating considering this story was about a man who survived multiple(potentially) murder plots constructed by a woman he considered family, all for money from his life insurance. Yeah it's sad. The doc had talking heads like the man's "brother" which happens to be the woman's son. In a nutshell, they're not related, the guy was army buddies with the woman's husband, but he died, so he stayed at her house after deployment to help raise her son. But eventually she turned on him in the worst ways possible. This is definitely another interesting story, albeit infuriating. Recommended.

The second episode of season 2's Worst Roomate Ever, this episode tells the story of a guy named Scott who on the surface looked like a well kept respectable person, but soon found out to be a mass manipulator, domestic abuser, and ultimately murderer. It's actually crazy the lengths this man did to terrorize his poor roommate Darrel who was the scapegoat for Scott and since Anita was the woman who owned the house and was easily manipulated, Scott was able to get her to side with him and ultimately, although Anita was the one that was murdered by this headache of a man Scott, I think the real victim of this entire story is Darrel. Definitely an interesting story to be told here, showing just how strong manipulation tactics from dangerous people can work against culpable victims. Recommended.