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Fred Sirieix welcomes hungry-for-love teens to the First Dates restaurant, as the 16 to 19-year-olds take their first steps in the land of real-world dating
Episode 6 : Episode 6
February. 22,2021
Law student Jasmin, a self-confessed 'legally blonde', seeks 'a nice boy who can drive'. Rima, meanwhile, is looking for a boy who's good enough for her four older brothers.
Episode 5 : Episode 5
February. 22,2021
Engineering student Lauren seeks a Northerner 'with a dad bod, who's got some moves.' Genevieve is all in pink on her first ever date, while edgy Maisie is all in black. Will opposites attract?
Episode 4 : Episode 4
February. 22,2021
Jake has all the swagger, but is it enough for model and law student Megan? Glamorous Presilian meets Darryl, who apparently is the apple of his mother's eye. But does his date agree?
Episode 3 : Episode 3
February. 22,2021
Pia hasn't interacted with boys since primary school. Dylan breeds chickens. Musician Daniel seeks a new direction. And TikTok celeb Jack wants a real-world connection.
Episode 2 : Episode 2
February. 22,2021
Roofer Joe, who gets giddy round girls, has a date with cheerleader Katie. Bristol rapper Freddie meets Ella from Exeter. And Caitlyn and Baillie bond over mental health and steak.
Episode 1 : Episode 1
February. 22,2021
Flamboyant art student Archie meets musician Eden. Mariam and Denzel instantly click. And Dom meets Dom.
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