Dinner Date - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
Celebrity Dinner Date: Bobby Norris
Celebrity Dinner Date: Diags
Celebrity Dinner Date: Ester Dee
Celebrity Dinner Date: Imogen Thomas
Celebrity Dinner Date: Marcel Somerville
Celebrity Dinner Date: Jess Wright
Celebrity Dinner Date: David Potts
Celebrity Dinner Date: Amber Davies
Jamie from Merseyside
Dani from Lancashire
Joanna from London
George from Lancashire
Ameer from Ammanford
Charlie from London
Joe from Greater London
Mared from Wales
Josh from London
Heather from Hertfordshire
Nick from London
Wayne from Birmingham
Wayne from Birmingham is going to be given five menus, each put together by a potential blind date but Wayne will only be having dinner with three of them. He'll choose his dates based on the menus he most likes. Who will he want to see for seconds?
Dan from Westerham
Dan chooses three people to date based on the menus he most likes the look of. Will he find love?
Ella from Cardiff
Ella from Cardiff will be given five menus, each put together by a potential blind date but Ella will only be having dinner with three of them. She'll choose her dates based on the menus she most likes. Who will she want to see for seconds?
Olly
Olly picks three blind dates from five potential partners, based entirely on the menus they have created.
Jessica from Manchester
Jessica from Manchester picks three blind dates from five potential partners, based entirely on the menus they have created.
John from Largs
John from Largs is going to be given five menus, each put together by a potential blind date but John will only be having dinner with three of them. He'll choose his dates based on the menus he most likes. Who will he want to see for seconds?
Hayley
Hayley chooses three people to date based on the menus she most likes the look of. Will she find love?
Nick from Leeds
Nick picks three blind dates from five potential partners, based entirely on the menus they have created.
Ryan from Southampton
Ryan from Manchester picks three blind dates from five potential partners, based entirely on the menus they have created. Having dined with the three women, he decides who he wants to see again
Carl from Manchester
Carl from Manchester picks three blind dates from five potential partners, based entirely on the menus they have come up with. After having dinner with each of them, he decides who he wants to see again.
Dominique from London
Dominique from London is given five menus constructed by a quintet of potential sweethearts, and must decide which three she would like to meet based on the meals they planned.
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