Hopeful singles looking to form a true connection, or perhaps just any connection, take the ultimate plunge when they embark on a blind date in a modernized version of Blind Date.
In the age of social media, hopeful singles are taking the plunge and looking to make real, in-person connections! During each episode, people who do not know each other are paired up and sent off on a blind date.
Bravo dives back into the dating pool with its reboot of the iconic series “Blind Date.” In the age of social media where preconceived notions dominate and dating apps thrive on a swipe left or right, hopeful singles looking to form a true connection – or perhaps just any connection – take the ultimate plunge when they embark on a blind date. A nod to the original format with a modernized twist to match social media trends, each half-hour episode focuses on two couples of varying ethnicity, sexual orientation and age. As each unpredictable date progresses, only time will tell if these strangers struggle to connect or find their perfect match.
Cameras follow these daters’ every move and their dates range from awkward, to fun, to cringeworthy in the best way possible.
Comedian Nikki Glaser guides viewers through each encounter with hilarious commentary, as various graphics, animations and ever-telling “thought bubbles” ensure that nothing goes unsaid. With nothing to rely on but first impressions, perhaps it’s the adventure of the unknown for these daters that proves sometimes you’re better off going in blind.
