Dating in the Dark - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
In the first episode, the daters get to grips with each other in a romantic indoor picnic. Armed with massage oil and spray cream, the singletons get wet and wild in the Dark Room before the all-important light reveal. But with looks in the spotlight, who will couple up and who will ditch rather than date?
Episode 2
Series that tests what matters most when it comes to finding love - looks or personality? Narrated by Mathew Horne, each episode sees six singletons dating each other in the pitch black Dark Room. After getting up close and personal, will they be turned off when the lights are turned on? The participants will stay at a luxury mansion in the countryside, but with the girls and boys living on separate floors, they will only ever meet in total darkness. When the lights go on, the couples must ultimately decide whether to leave the mansion together or apart. Who will ditch rather than date?
Episode 3
Mathew Horne narrates the dating series that tests what matters most when it comes to finding love - looks or personality? Each episode sees six singletons dating each other in the pitch black Dark Room. After getting up close and personal, will they be turned off when the lights are turned on? The participants will stay at a luxury mansion in the countryside, but with the girls and boys living on separate floors, they will only ever meet in total darkness. When the lights go on, the couples must ultimately decide whether to leave the mansion together or apart.
Episode 4
Mathew Horne narrates the dating series that tests what matters most when it comes to finding love - looks or personality? Each episode sees six singletons dating each other in the pitch black Dark Room. After getting up close and personal, will they be turned off when the lights are turned on? The participants will stay at a luxury mansion in the countryside, but with the girls and boys living on separate floors, they will only ever meet in total darkness. When the lights go on, the couples must ultimately decide whether to leave the mansion together or apart.
Episode 5
Six single men and women meet one another in a pitch black room.
Episode 6
Six single men and women meet one another in a pitch black room.
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