I was on Netflix and got recommended to watch a show called Perfect Match. I had not watched season 1, but season 2 just came out and it was getting promoted to me. So, I started watching instead of finishing the kdrama Queen of Tears.
I thought that this show was very entertaining. I liked that I recognized some of the cast from previous shows and was curious about others on the show. Of course all the people were attractive, but it was interesting to see that people were getting stereotyped based on the dating show they were on. For example, people from Love is Blind were seen as marriage minded whereas the others not so much. The challenges and the ability for the cast to go into the boardroom and choose who came onto the show was a neat concept. Like instead of the showrunners having to do the calculus on who would bring the most drama to the people at the house, why not have the people at the house do that to themselves.
Do I think that this show actually wanted people to find their “perfect match”? Not really. Do I regret spending the 10+ hours watching the show? Not at all. I was hooked and the editing at the end to reveal what actually went down at the cenote was the icing on top.
Jeffrey's Thoughts 