'Love Is Blind' Should Ditch the "I Do"

In an era where singles seek deeper connections than a right swipe allows, and viewers have plenty of dating shows to indulge in, the Netflix seriesLove Is Blind attempted to set itself apart from the superficial side of dating by taking social media and physical appearance out of the equation. Potential singles from a specific geographic area are encouraged to ask each other tough questions that could convince them to fall in love and say "I do" to one another before knowing what their chosen partner looks like. The lofty ambition is that the season ends with several weddings as viewers follow each couple through the stages of a pre-honeymoon vacation, living together in their city when they return, and then the walk down the aisle before the big reveal of whether the couple will actually go through with the ceremony.