Teen First Dates

February. 22,2021

Rating：

6.7

Genre：

Reality

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Trailer Synopsis

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

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 3 : 2023

7 Episode

Episode 1 - Episode 1

October. 25,2023

Social media star Josh and footie fan Mason double date twins Isabel and Millie. And farm boy Danny - 'from the 'middle of nowhere' - meets ferret-loving Andrius.

Episode 2 - Episode 2

November. 01,2023

A Disney superfan and a shy lad with a famous dad go dating. Plus: Mia lives for drama, and teen model Leonie secretly loves trainspotting.

Episode 3 - Episode 3

November. 08,2023

Looking for love this time: an A-Level student who finds boys distracting; a comic illustrator looking for a hero; and a romcom fan hoping for a meet cute

Episode 4 - Episode 4

November. 15,2023

A tongue-tied wrestler, a Friends fanatic plus a Beatles sceptic, and an ex bad boy are just some of the teens out on a date and looking for love

Episode 5 - Episode 5

February. 27,2024

Crochet-loving fashionista Kiki meets Ellis the rapper. Will they get hooked? And can serial flirt Owain convince Matilda that he’s real boyfriend material?

Episode 6 - Episode 6

April. 10,2024

Seventeen-year-old 'gentle giant' Harry is a corporal in the air cadets, but he's not in command of his love life. His date, 16-year-old Isobel, is also still getting to grips with her confidence, but will they find romance? Fred Sirieix oversees that liaison, and others.

Episode 7 - Episode 7

April. 17,2024

Can trainee nanny Samantha find some Mary Poppins-style magic in Harvey's old-school charms? And will Mitch live up to Chelsi's strict dress code?

Seasons 2 : 2022

10 Episode

Seasons 1 : 2021

6 Episode

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