A bunch of eager singles head to paradise to meet each other, socialize, and stay celibate for a chance to win $250,000

Mumbai's top matchmaker, Sima Taparia, uses her experience and traditional methods to help singles find their perfect matches. It's an interesting look at modern matchmaking in India.

This is the ultimate dating show where 30 women compete to win the heart of one man over several weeks. It's filled with drama and guilty pleasure moments, making it a show you can get lost in.

This is the ultimate dating show where 30 men compete to win the heart of one woman over several weeks. It's filled with drama and guilty pleasure moments, making it a show you can get lost in.

This show lets you see a different side of celebrities as they learn ballroom dancing. It's wholesome yet dramatic, with amazing transformations from week one to the finale. The growth and passion make it a must-watch every season.

Inspired by the hit Netflix series, this reality show has contestants playing the same intense and terrifying games for a huge prize of $4.56 million. It's not for the faint-hearted, and there have been reports of behind-the-scenes issues, adding to the drama.

This show is incredibly binge-worthy. It explores if love can truly be blind by having singles meet and get engaged without seeing each other. The real drama starts when they finally meet in person, and their emotional connections are put to the test.

This reality show is all about social media influencers competing to be the top influencer each week. They can block other players and form alliances, and some players even catfish others. It's a game of popularity where you're on top one day and canceled the next.

Netflix's dating shows are always dramatic, but The Ultimatum takes it up a notch. Couples come on the show after one partner demands a proposal or a breakup. They split up and start trial marriages with others for a few weeks. Afterward, they reunite with their original partners to decide if they want to stay together. Unsurprisingly, most couples end up breaking up.

In this indulgent dating show, singles live in a luxurious villa and must pair up to stay in the game. New singles regularly come in to shake things up, leading to lots of drama. With at least 50 episodes per season, it's easy to get so into it that you start talking like the British contestants.

Watching this rich family from Calabasas go about their daily lives is the ultimate escape. The trivial problems of their day-to-day life can put you in a trance-like state, making it a perfect way to unwind without thinking too much.

The real estate agents at the Oppenheim Group deal with as much drama among themselves as they do with selling houses. The first five seasons are a rollercoaster, especially with Christine Quinn being the ultimate reality TV villain you love to hate. Chrishell Stause stands out as the main character who overcomes numerous challenges, and the houses they sell are stunning.