Episode 6
Taking part in The Nest experiment has had a profound impact on the three families. In the first part of the episode they all make life-changing decisions. At a family meeting the Wilkinsons decide that their connection to their home cannot be broken, despite the financial repercussions. It's doubtful that they'll be able to hang on long-term with Aaron leaving for an overseas trip, Tara declaring that The Nest experience has fuelled a desire to move out, and Scott signing a development deal for his invention. Jeremy Curran has responded to the Experts encouragement to move out, but he is unable to find anywhere suitable. The Experts have suggested that a 'living together' contract is a solution to the Troche's disagreements about how Anielka can continue living with her parents. In a dramatic moment, they sign the agreement.
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