Episode 1

This summer, new E4 dating show Celebs Go Dating follows a group of single celebrities as they join an exclusive dating agency in a bid to find true love. The celebrities who have signed up are paired with ordinary viewers by matchmakers Eden Blackman and Nadia Essex, who are entrusted to find the perfect non-celebrity partners for the unlucky-in-love celebs. The audience are with the celebrities every step of the way as cameras capture each romantic and cringe-filled moment, every first kiss and bad chat-up line. In the first instalment, the Celebrity Dating Agency opens its doors to five single celebrities looking for love, but these sexy boys and girls aren't dating other celebs, they're dating members of the Great British public.
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