Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Performance." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!Shekinah Güven's gotten the lion's share of criticism throughout 90 Day: The Last Resort, and in fairness, it's deserved. Her insensitive comments alienated her from the cast, and she's spent plenty of time criticizing the spinoff and its cast all season long. That said, I feel like we aren't talking about another person who is equally responsible for the drama derailing the couples' therapy, Patrick Mendes. Patrick, who was the minor character in Shekinah's feud with Thaís Ramone, isn't getting as much of the spotlight as his co-star. I find that odd, because it seems like whenever there's drama in 90 Day: The Last Resort, he's always involved or giving his two cents. Patrick Is Causing Just As Much Drama As ShekinahIf you think back to many of the couple's most dramatic moments so far, Patrick was at the root of them for no reason. He was the reason Thaís got in Shekinah's face, he's made snide comments about Paola Mayfield's treatment of Russ, and was right there to remind Guillermo Rojer what his rights were as a father when Kara said she was still posting explicit material on the internet. If fact, I think I've heard more about Patrick's thoughts on other couples than his own thoughts on his relationship. Perhaps he needed a reminder he's part of the cast of 90 Day: The Last Resort, and he might be best served minding his own business going forward. Is It Ironic Both Couples Are Feuding With Others Rather Than Resolving Their Own Problems? Shekinah and Patrick are looking at others and criticizing their relationships, and I can't help but point out the irony here. As of writing, we have evidence that Patrick and Thaís filed for divorce, and that Shekinah is on the outs with Sarper. More On 90 Day: The Last ResortI'm Psyched 90 Day: The Last Resort Is Bringing In One Of My Favorite Cast Members To Shake Things UpWhile I'll admit that I've questioned the effectiveness of 90 Day: The Last Resort compared to traditional couples therapy in the past, I can't help but point out that the couples occupying most of their time starting drama are the ones reportedly struggling the most in 2026. I do wonder at what point TLC is unable to find franchise couples willing to appear on 90 Day: The Last Resort. As this latest season plays out, I can't imagine any couples will be falling over themselves to participate, unless they're just treating it as a free vacation. Maybe that's why this season took place in a castle in the UK, to dangle the carrot and coerce these couples to come!90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. This season is still rolling along, though I have to think we'll be at the tell-all soon enough and hear about everything that went down after the series.