Finding
ways
to
keep
busy
and
entertained
can
be
difficult
when
you
cannot
leave
your
home,
and
since
the
lockdown
extension,
you
may
be
wondering
how
to
pass
time.
And
if
you
are
tired
of
watching
dramas
and
thrillers
and
news,
there
is
no
better
way
to
stay
entertained
than
reality
TV
shows.
Roadies,
Splitsvilla,
Bigg
Boss
all
have
gone
off
air
now.
But
don't
worry,
here
are
some
Netflix
dating
reality
shows
that
can
fill
the
gap.
Too
Hot
To
Handle
The
recently
released
show,
Too
Hot
To
Handle,
has
10
good-looking
men
and
women
by
the
shores
of
paradise.
They
get
the
chance
to
meet,
flirt
with
each
other
for
eight
weeks,
which
makes
for
8
episodes
in
season
one.
At
the
end
of
it
all,
they
go
home
with
the
one
they
love
and
a
$100,000
cash
prize.
However,
they
can
only
win
the
cash
prize
if
they
don't
engage
in
any
sexual
activities,
or
even
touch
each
other.
With
everyone
practising
social
distancing
this
is
the
perfect
reality
show
to
watch
right
now.
Dating
Around
The
six-episode
long
dating
reality
show
gives
each
contestant
a
chance
at
a
first
date
with
five
prospects.
After
an
evening
of
small
talk,
terrible
pickup
lines
and
some
flirting,
they
get
to
decide
who
gets
to
go
on
a
second
date
with
them.
No
catch
involved,
just
people
going
on
real
dates,
having
unscripted
conversation
to
see
if
it
leads
to
a
second
date.
Love
Is
Blind
Love
Is
Blind
takes
on
the
social
distancing
to
another
level.
Here
people
cannot
meet
each
other
as
they
go
from
strangers
to
partners
in
a
span
of
weeks.
The
only
way
they
communicate
with
each
other
is
by
sitting
in
different
pods,
they
can
talk
but
can't
see
or
meet
each
other.
They
can
finally
meet
after
one
proposes
and
the
other
has
decided
to
get
married.
Terrace
House
If
you
think
reality
shows
are
a
part
of
American
and
Indian
TV,
then
Terrace
House
will
surprise
you.
The
show
is
an
unscripted
Japanese
reality
series
that
consists
of
five
editions
-
Boys
x
Girls
Next
Door,
Boys
&
Girls
in
the
City,
Aloha
State,
Opening
New
Doors
and
Tokyo
2019-2020.
It
follows
three
men
and
women
who
have
come
from
different
walks
of
life,
living
under
one
roof.
These
contestants
go
from
strangers
to
dating
each
other,
as
they
deal
with
their
dreams
while
pursuing
love.
REA(L)OVE
REA(L)OVE
is
another
Japanese
reality
dating
show
where
the
contestants
will
spill
their
deepest
darkest
secret
to
their
true
love.
All
contestants
of
the
show
have
faced
failure
in
love
and
all
want
to
hide
their
secrets,
which
comes
out
merciless
(rewrite)
as
they
try
to
find
their
true
love.
What
The
Love!
With
Karan
Johar
Following
a
love
guru's
pattern,
Karan
Johar,
in
What
the
Love!,
becomes
cupid
for
people
trying
to
find
true
love.
The
contestants
also
get
a
chance
to
meet
some
celebrity
and
makeup
and
grooming
experts
to
bring
out
the
best
in
them.
In
the
show,
Karan
Johar
shortlists
a
few
people,
then
mentors
and
guides
them
through
their
personal
struggles,
so
that
they
can
discover
love.
Back
With
The
Ex
Getting
back
with
your
ex
is
considered
a
terrible
idea,
and
this
dating
reality
show
will
show
you
if
it
indeed
is
good
or
bad.
In
the
show,
four
former
couples
come
together
to
give
their
relationship
a
second
chance,
despite
having
very
valid
reasons
to
part
ways.