Next Episode of Blind Date is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
Blind Date, the nation's favourite match-making show, is back for a brand new series.Hosted by Paul O'Grady, the show has been updated for the 21st century, as a new generation of love-seeking characters compete against each other to hook up with their potential love match, hiding behind the legendary sliding panel.Paul O'Grady commented: "Blind Date is an incredibly special family show which brought laughter, tears and joy to TV viewers throughout the land. I am honoured to present the brand new series and, after speaking to Channel 5, I know the series is in safe hands. I can't wait to see if we can find love."With no chance to swipe left, send a selfie or message back, the class of 2017 must break with modern day dating convention and rely on their basic instincts to find the chemistry.Whilst paying respect to the traditions and family appeal of the programme with the legendary sliding panel, three question format and live studio audience, Blind Date will be updated to reflect the present day, whilst maintaining the humour, charm and cheekiness of the original show.Blind Date will also welcome LGBT contestants for the first time and there'll be thematic twists which will breathe new life into the series.
Retired dance school owner Ken is hoping to find his Barbie, while cheeky Essex estate agent Brandon is also looking to make a match. Plus, last week's winners return to tell the tale.
Sales executive Jack is looking for his Mr Right, while Lewis is hoping to find a match from among three lovable ladies. Plus, last week's winners return to tell the tale.
Laura from Barnsley has high hopes for a tradesman, and Derby-dweller Tom takes his pick from three bachelorettes. Plus, last week's winners return to share their tales.
Spanish teacher Carlos is looking to finally meet 'the one' after years of travelling. Matt from Sandhurst takes his pick from three singles. Plus, last week's winners return to share their tales.
Welsh bodybuilder Aaron picks between three models. Beauty consultant Jordan's line-up makes for a Blind Date first.
Single dad George picks between three single mums who have all brought their daughters to the show. Mia chooses from the entertaining trio of a panto performer, a voice artist and a magician. Plus the results of last week's blind dates.
Legal archivist Vanessa appraises a Hugh Grant lookalike, a wrestler and a barber, while a car salesman joins two twins in trying to impress estate agent Charlotte. Plus, the results of last week's blind dates.
Paul O'Grady hosts the revival of the dating show, in which an actress and entertainer, and a 79-year-old man must choose between three unseen suitors based on their answers to a series of questions. Plus, the couples from the previous episode return to the studio to reveal how they got on with their farming and bungee-jumping themed dates.
Paul O'Grady hosts the dating show, with a lettings agent choosing between a hairstylist, an actor and a fitness instructor, while a charity shop manager poses questions to a fashion writer, a hotel receptionist and a club promotions manager. Plus, a chance to catch up with last week's couples when they return from their dates.
Paul O'Grady hosts a revival of the dating show in which contestants must choose between three unseen suitors based on their answers to a series of questions.
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