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TV dating shows are the worst: We definitively rank them, from 'Love Is Blind' to 'The Bachelor'

All singles must live together and try to figure out who their perfect match is. While the first seven seasons were male-female, the eighth season featured a sexually fluid cast. The Season 5 cast is the only group who were unable to figure out all perfect matches, leaving with no money at the end. Ryan Devlin and Terrence J have hosted through the years. The series brought back 10 perfect matches to compete in different challenges that tested each bond. Long before the days of Tinder and Bumble, blind dates were actually called, well…blind dates. The show that ran in national syndication from to paired up two strangers to meet for the first time, as cameras followed the good, the bad and the ugly of their first date. The best part? The producers added commentary, animation and speech bubbles on screen to show what they — and everyone at home — were thinking.

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Originally appeared on E! Chris Harrison is back in the TV game. Phil 's Merit Street Media.

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Despite a handful of Black women in the lead, it was the first time in 20 seasons in which a Black couple left the show headed for happily ever after. Other Black contestants on these shows have dated and partnered with men of other races. This seemingly small shift of successful Black relationships on reality dating shows is debunking long-held stereotypes that are often played up on the genre about Black relationships and Black people as partners.

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‘The Courtship’ Dating Series Pulled From NBC, Moved To USA Network

By Elizabeth Wagmeister. Chief Correspondent. Modern dating is tough.

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