Love Is Blind has officially wrapped...which means you're probably looking for something new to binge!
And you're in luck because there's certainly no shortage of dating shows out there — and I don't just mean The Bachelor or Love Island!
Here's what you should be tuning into next...
1. The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On
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We're still a few weeks away from its premiere but The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is already getting some major hype before its debut. From the same creators as Love Is Blind, the show is set to follow six couples who are at a crossroads in their relationship. While one partner is ready to settle down, the other has yet to pop the question.
Over the course of eight weeks, these couples will be separated and live with other partners to help them decide if they're actually ready to marry their love or break up for good. They may even end up bringing home someone new!
Watch it on Netflix starting April 6.
2. Love Is Blind: Japan
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If you're in need of more Love Is Blind, you need to be watching the Japanese version of the show. Not only are the cast incredibly respectful of one another but the experiment was so succesful that there were way more engagements than the producers ever expected. While the team behind the show expected the "bare minimum" in terms of relationships forming, eight couple actually ended up getting engaged — and required some quick thinking behind the scenes to accommodate everyone!
Watch it on Netflix.
3. Married at First Sight
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And if you enjoyed the concept of Love Is Blind but want to switch it up, you might enjoy Married at First Sight. The couples literally meet for the first time at the altar after being paired together by a team of experts that includes a relationship coach, a sociologist, and a spiritualist. The married duo then live together for eight weeks before sharing whether they want to stay together or divorce on Decision Day.
The series has racked up 13 seasons (with the next one already in the works) and several spinoffs following the lives of the new couples. Plus, over a dozen other countries have picked up on the show if you want to take things international!
4. Single's Inferno
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Single's Inferno took reality television by storm when it premiered late last year but in case you missed it, it's definitely worth a watch. The Korean dating show saw a group of eligible men and women try to find love while stranded on a remote island. There was just one way to escape the heat of the inferno — if they matched with a partner to take to paradise. Only there could the contestants reveal their ages and professions, forcing them to get to know each other on a deeper level while on the island.
Watch it on Netflix.
5. 90 Day Fiancé
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In case you're not in the know about TLC reality programing, you may want to check out 90 Day Fiancé. The long-running series follows long distance couples in international relationships just as one of them is about to make the move to America. The series chronicles the trials and tribulations of the couple as they permanently live together for the first time and adjust to a new culture.
Since premiering in 2014, the series has run eight seasons and launched numerous spinoffs including Before the 90 Days, Happily Ever After? and The Other Way.
Watch it on Discovery+.
6. Temptation Island
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If you like drama, Temptation Island is probably the show for you. Struggling couples are sent to Hawaii where they put their relationship to the test while up against the ultimate temptations. Once on the island, the couples are separated and live in different houses that are filled with attractive single people where they, too, get the chance to live the "single life" in the hopes of getting clarity about their current relationship.
Watch it on Peacock or USA.
7. Too Hot to Handle
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American-British reality show Too Hot to Handle is where dating shows and game shows meet. A group of sexy singles are put under the same roof — but they aren't allowed to hook up. Throughout the show, the group are given various tasks to complete but every time the show's celibacy rule is broken, money is deducted from the $100,000 grand prize.
Watch it on Netflix.
8. Indian Matchmaking
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Last year, Netflix premiered Indian Matchmaking where matchmaker Sima Taparia attempted to pair together singles in America and India. The show gave viewers an inside look at the longstanding tradition and even resulted in a few marriages!
Watch it on Netflix.
9. Love Off The Grid
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Brand new dating show Love Off The Grid is still in the middle of its first season, following a group of city-dwellers who decided to give up their homes to pursue love in the wilderness with their off the grid partners. Whether they can handle the ups and downs of living without indoor plumbing and air conditioning is still up in the air!
Watch it on Discovery+.