Whether you’re happily single, in a relationship, or somewhere in between, there’s one thing we can all agree on: our love for watching real people on their quest for true love in front of a camera crew.

Currently, there are numerous dating shows spanning every genre and competition setting imaginable, from the steamy drama of ‘Too Hot to Handle’ to the unconventional setup of ‘Love Is Blind’, where participants date in pods.

Get your snacks ready and prepare to be entertained by these 5 Netflix dating shows like ‘Love Is Blind’, ‘The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On’, and ‘Dated & Related’. They’re guaranteed to have you cheering, yelling at the TV screen, and perhaps even restoring your faith in love along the way.

‘Love Is Blind’

The concept behind the show ‘Love Is Blind’ raises the intriguing question of whether love can truly transcend physical appearance. In this unique experiment, singles are placed in isolated pods where they can only communicate with potential partners through a wall.

This setup allows them to form deep emotional connections without the distraction of looks. After forming a strong bond, couples have the opportunity to propose and meet face-to-face for the first time, with the potential of marriage looming on the horizon.

Viewers witness the journey of these engaged couples as they navigate the challenges of moving in together, dealing with jealousy and communication issues, planning a wedding in a short timeframe, and ultimately deciding if love is truly blind. The show explores whether these couples ultimately chose to say “I do” or part ways for good.

‘Too Hot To Handle’

In the popular dating show ‘Too Hot To Handle’ on Netflix, a group of attractive singles are whisked away to a tropical paradise with hopes of finding love. However, there’s a twist: they must resist the temptation to engage in physical intimacy in order to potentially win a cash prize.

Every kiss, touch, or sexual act results in deductions from the $100,000 jackpot, making it a challenge for the contestants to keep their hands to themselves. As one of the show’s participants, Chloe Veitch, aptly puts it, “All we’ve got to do is keep our pants on.” At the end of the show, fans hold out hope for a happy ending for their favorite couples in this rollercoaster of emotions.

‘Perfect Match’

Presented by Nick Lachey, ‘Perfect Match’ is a show that gathers a selection of popular single contestants from various Netflix reality programs to embark on a romantic journey in a lush tropical setting.

The unique aspect of the show is that the couples deemed most compatible have the opportunity to end their current relationships and explore connections with fresh faces introduced into the villa.

In ‘Perfect Match’ season two, a star-studded lineup of familiar faces from popular reality TV shows such as ‘Love Is Blind,’ ‘Dated and Related,’ ‘Too Hot to Handle,’ and ‘The Trust: A Game of Greed’ joined forces to embark on a journey to find true love.

Notable participants include Jessica Vestal, Micah Lussier, Alara Taneri, Kaz Bishop, Brittan Byrd, Harry Jowsey, and Tolu Ekundare, aalongside contestants from ‘The Ultimatum’ and ‘The Circle’.

‘Dated and Related’

Finding love can be challenging enough on your own, but imagine trying to navigate the dating world in a luxurious French villa with your sibling by your side. This unique experience is exactly what seven pairs of siblings and one pair of cousins are embarking on in the reality show ‘Dated and Related.’

As they search for their soulmates and compete for a chance to win $100,000, these diverse duos—including British twins, Italian cousins, and Iranian twins—rely on each other as their ultimate wingperson. With their siblings by their side, they have the advantage of being supported by someone who knows them best and has their best interests at heart.

‘The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On’

The premise of the relationship experiment show, ‘The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On’, is simple: couples must decide whether to get married or break up. The series follows established couples as they navigate the complexities of love and commitment.

In the spin-off ‘Queer Love’, five couples consisting of women and nonbinary individuals grapple with the same ultimatum. Each couple begins with one partner eager to marry and the other hesitant. Throughout the eight-week experiment, participants explore their feelings by dating others and engaging in trial marriages.

Ultimately, each person must choose between two potential futures. The show delves deep into the themes of self-discovery and the limitless possibilities of queer relationships. Fans of the show can also watch the original version for more relationship ultimatums.