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What you can watch now (new) reality series if you miss The Bachelor

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Do you miss Paul and Rien and all the beautiful women too? Yes, I really do a little. The Bachelor is just so enjoyable to watch. A bit of awkward dating, a bit of falling in love, only to end up single with a broken heart again. Indulging on your lazy couch.

But what to do now that the Bachelor season with Paul and Rien is over? What can we watch now? A next season of The Bachelor will take a while. Well, these programs are now available to watch on Videoland and are a true lookalike of The B:

Love Island UK: 11 seasons to watch. A British reality dating show that follows sexy, young singles during their stay in a luxury villa on the Spanish island of Mallorca. The singles must form couples to be allowed to stay in the beautiful villa. Are you not with anyone? Then you're out.
Married At First Sight Australia: 11 seasons. In collaboration with leading relationship experts, eight Australian singles are carefully matched into four couples, who meet each other (for the very first time) at their wedding. You probably already know MAFS Netherlands, but get ready for these gems from Aussie.
The Hills: New Beginnings (2 seasons). The famous friend group is followed as they return to the city they loved and left as twenty-somethings. Now in their thirties, with an eye on the future, they reflect on their old mistakes, make new ones, and try to regain their fame. Staring, at the blank page before you…
Long Live Love: 7 seasons. Why do we take so little time for what is most important? Love seems to no longer have a chance to slowly blossom these days. Everything has to happen quickly through dating apps, speed dates, or fleeting blind dates, but at the same time, we want to find someone to grow old with. Just imagine there is a place where singles have plenty of time to get to know each other well… by spending at least 24 hours or a maximum of 4 days together. That is Long Live Love.

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