I have recently binge watched a show called “Love At First Flight,” similar to other shows such as “90 Day Fiancé” and “Marriage At First Sight.” “Love At First Sight” is a reality show where matchmakers set up four couples based on what the applicants are looking for. They go out for thirty days straight while traveling the United States, going to different destinations and completing missions to have either motel or luxury accommodations. At the end, couples will decide to get married or go their separate ways. This experience also introduces to the couples what a marriage is like and if they have what it takes. The first season is out and it changed my perspective a little.
I found “Love At First Flight” when I was browsing tv shows on Xfinity. I figured it was like every other tv show that I would get bored of, but it was different. I loved sociology in high school and I took a class of it my freshman years of college, so I figured maybe this has something to do with it. It did! I love traveling so this show had my curiosity from the moment I learned how it all worked. Sociologist & travel equals will this experience really work? Some of the missions were trashing a car, trampoline, climb a waterfall, taste food, and more. It is all based on their matches, answers, and what both of the applicants interests were.
If this sounds interesting then you should check out this show, it is slow at first but then it gets good! It’s on the Lifetime channel and Xfinity On Demand.