Overview
- The show followed 12 Koreans in their mid-to-late 20s who had never been in a romantic relationship through a six-week preparation of makeovers and counseling before a nine-day group dating retreat.
- It entered Netflix’s global Top 10 for non-English TV series in its first week, remaining in the chart for two consecutive weeks and reaching the Top 10 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore.
- Two couples emerged by the final episode, after which Netflix initiated post-show mental health support for all participants.
- Production verified each contestant’s dating history through family and friends and required pledges of mutual trust to ensure authenticity in their first-time dating journeys.
- Producers praised the show’s honest portrayal of vulnerability and expressed optimism about a second season, emphasizing that any renewal must prioritize cast members’ psychological safety.