Too Hot To Handle 10 Reality Shows To Watch After Finishing Netflixs Reality TV Series

Too Hot To Handle: 10 Reality Shows To Watch After Finishing Netflix’s Reality TV Series

Too Hot To Handle just reminded audiences how much fun dating shows can be, so binge watch these other shows for more reality dating fun!

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The brand new reality TV show Too Hot To Handle is a Netflix original follows a group of singles that are on a tropical vacation to a beautiful island. Although this sounds like a pretty typical concept for a reality TV show, this one has a special twist because of the fact that the contestants aren’t allowed to have any kind of physical contact with one another during their stay. And if they do? Their prize money takes a major hit.

The series is one that got a ton of fans after it launched on the streaming service and had everyone talking about their favorite contestants, the relationships that these people formed on the show, and commentary on the concept of the series. Unfortunately for people who just can’t get enough of reality TV and were totally into the idea of this unique reality show, there’s only one season out so far, meaning that after viewers finish that first season, they’re going to be out of reality TV drama. Luckily, there are a ton of other fun reality shows that viewers an enjoy after finishing Too Hot To Handle.

10 Siesta Key (2017 – )

Siesta Key is a reality TV show on MTV that follows of young adults that live on the Gulf Coast island of Siesta Key. The series isn’t a competition show like Too Hot To Handle, but it is a dramatic reality show that follows a large cast of people and their relationships and all the drama that comes with them.

For people that loved older MTV reality shows like Laguna Beach, this show is a fun and nostalgic one to watch while also being a super dramatic one for people that love reality TV.

9 Are You The One? (2014 – )

Are You the One? is a dating competition show that puts approximately 20 singles into a house together. Prior to being put into the house together, the producers pair the singles up into couples based on how compatible they seem based on their lifestyles, interests, and personalities.

The singles are then tasked with trying to find each of their “perfect matches.” If they can divide up and get everyone sitting with their match by the end of the season, they win a ton of cash.

8 Love Island (2015 – )

Love Island is a dating reality series that started as a British TV series before being adapted for American audiences. Both versions of Love Island have the same concept: singles are taken to a tropical island and they then interact with one another and slowly start to form friendships and relationships. They then couple up and anyone who fails to break off into a couple is at risk of being “dumped” and kicked off the island, leaving them without a chance at winning the big prize.

This show is perfect for fans of Too Hot To Handle because of the similar beautiful, tropical setting and all of the intense romantic drama as each of the contestants tries to pair up with one another. Both the British and American versions are the perfect dose of reality TV drama for fans of Too Hot To Handle.

7 Back With The Ex (2018)

Back with the Ex is an Australian reality TV series that aired in 2018. This series takes people who were once in a relationship with someone, but ultimately broke up with them for one reason or another. But, despite being broken up, they just find themselves still thinking about what could have been between the two of them.

This series puts the exes back together to see if maybe they made a mistake in breaking up and perhaps they should give their relationship another try.

6 Dating Around (2019 – )

Dating Around is a Netflix original reality show that explores the fact that dating can be pretty tough for a lot of people. In order to deal with this, Dating Around has people go on five first dates with five different people and see who they hit it off with the most. Once the dates are over, the person thinks back on each person they spent time with and chooses on to go on a second date with.

This show is definitely different from Too Hot To Handle in its format, but it also has a similar focus on trying to form a real bond with someone and get to know them. For people that love romance-based reality TV, this is one to check out on Netflix after finishing Too Hot To Handle.

5 Love Is Blind (2020 – )

Like Too Hot Too Handle before it, Love Is Blind is a dating show that premiered on Netflix in 2020 that has a really unique format. Instead of putting a group of strangers together in a house or on an island where they can get to know each other and make personal and romantic connections with each other, this show has people make those connections without ever meeting.

The show follows strangers that communicate from separate rooms and build their relationships and connections with one another solely based on talking to each other and only meet face-to-face after they’ve already made a connection and have decided to meet.

4 Terrace House (2015 – )

Terrace House is a Japanese reality TV franchise. The series puts a group of strangers from different backgrounds, with different lifestyles into the same house where they get to know each other and live life together for a period of time. The show also has a panel of commentators that watch the show in real-time and give their opinions and thoughts on what’s happening in the house.

Although this series is in Japanese, it’s available on Netflix with subtitles. It’s a fun, totally different take on reality TV for people that want the genre to shake things up a bit.

3 Married At First Site (2014 – )

Married at First Sight is a show that follows a group of people that are tired of dating and going through failed relationships. Instead of putting all these people into a house together to let them get to know each other, this show takes a completely different approach to love.

A team of experts get to know each of the cast members and then pair them up together based on how compatible they are with their personality, interests, and lifestyle. Then, the two of them meet for the first time at their wedding and Married at First Sight follows their relationship as it builds from there.

2 Summer House (2017 – 2020)

Summer House is a reality TV series that aired on Bravo from 2017 through 2020. The series follows a group of wealthy friends from New York who have come together to go to their summer house in Montauk, a beach town where wealthy people from the city take vacations when they’re ready to get away from it all.

This series follows all the drama that is involved with living such a luxurious life on the east coast.

1 Labor Of Love (2020 – )

Labor of Love premiered in 2020 and is a unique reality TV series that follows a woman who has decided she’s ready to have a baby. The only problem is that she hasn’t met the right man yet.

In order to find the perfect father for her future child, she decides to put all the contestants up to a variety of challenges that will determine which of them is truly father material.

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