Last week, a new season of the successful dating reality show, "Hot, Hot, Boiling," aired on Netflix, and it seems that the success of the genre is causing a flood of various matchmaking programs.
"Hot, Hot, Boiling," which aired in April 2020, deep in the Corona's first closure, became an instant hit.
The program competes with single young and beautiful single women for a sum of $ 100,000, with the goal of avoiding sexual contact despite the many temptations on the exotic island where they are staying.
This reality show is one of the most watched content on Netflix.
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Another Netflix matchmaking show that will return to the screen soon is "Love is Blind."
In this format men and women are in separate cells and know each other only through conversations, without seeing each other.
If they decide to get engaged, they get to see each other and move in together.
From the first season of the show came two married couples, who remain together to this day.
HBO Max in the US recently aired the show "My Mom, Your Dad," in which single adults move into a villa together in order to find love, unaware that their children are following their parents' infatuation process on camera. The show is hosted by actress Yvonne Orgy.
In Britain, the program "The Language of Love" came up, which is reminiscent of the British hit "Island of Love".
Single men and women are thrown together in a villa in an attempt to create a relationship, and in the new format the contestants are from England and Spain, so they do not speak each other's language.
In the United States, the 26th season of the veteran format "The Bachelor" aired this month, and at the same time the program "Joe Millionaire: Happiness and Poverty" aired. Find out that this is actually a freak, and they have to decide if they are still interested in it.In the new season of the format there are two singles, one rich and the other poor, and the women do not know who is who among them until the end of the season.
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