The Future Diary Season 2 Update: Masaya Arai and Kotaro Itani directed the Japanese reality show that is the reboot of the popular reality series that ran from 1998 to 2002. The show presents complete strangers who are selected to live in a romantic story. They have to follow a script which is written roughly in a diary.
They will live out the semi-fictional story in their own words. But while acting out the script or the storyline the story can affect their way of viewing each other.
They often begin to feel romantically for the stranger. After a significant amount of time, the audience will be wondering if the scripted romantic adventure of the cast will turn into a real romance.
Masaya Arai, Machi Fujiwara, Hiroyuki Takahashi, Shinichi Takahashi, Takeshi Takaoka, and Takahide Yamaji produced the show. The series was released on December 14, 2021, on Netflix. The Season 2 of the series is set to air on May 17, 2022.
Now there are some more reality shows that you can watch if you are a fan of romantic reality shows and have really been waiting for the second season of ‘The Future Diary’ to come.
Must Watch Series Like The Future Diary Season 2
Love Is Blind –
Number of Seasons: 2
Chris Coelen, Sam Dean, Ally Simpson, Eric Detwiler, and Terrance Villarreal produced this dating reality tv series that presents fifteen single men and fifteen single women belonging to a single metropolitan city.
Their common motto to participate in the series is to find love. For ten days they will date each other after being paired in a speed dating format. But there is one unusual condition. They cannot see each other. The reality show takes the rhetoric of love being blind or not literally.
Nick Lachey and Vanessa Lachey present the show. Some of the contestants of the two seasons include Lauren Speed, Giannina Gibelli, Jessica Batten, Danielle Drouin, Nick Thompson, Natalie Lee, Abhishek ‘Shake’ Chatterjee, Deepti Vempati, etc. The series premiered on February 13, 2020, on Netflix.
Terrace House: Boys & Girls in the City –
Number of Seasons: 1
This Japanese reality tv show belongs to the Terrace House franchise. The show follows ‘Terrace House: Closing Door’ and precedes ‘Terrace House: Aloha State’. The show presents six young women and men who are complete strangers to each other. For the whole summer they will live in a house under the surveillance of the camera.
The participants of the reality show include Makoto Hasegawa, Minori Nakada, Yuki Adachi, Mizuki Shida, Tatsuya Uchihara, Yuriko Hayata, Arman Bitaraf, Arisa Ohata, Hikaru Ota, Natsumi Saito, Misaki Tamori, Riko Nagai etc. The series ran from September 2, 2015, to September 27, 2016, on Fuji Television and on Netflix.
Back with the Ex-
Number of Seasons: 1
Seven Studios produced the Australian reality tv show that presents a number of ex-couples. The show brings such couples who want to give their apparently ruined relationship a second chance. Four singles get together with their ex-partners in the hope of working things out.
The diversity of the show includes high school sweethearts breaking up after being found to cheat, and on and off couples broken up via message. With the emotional reunion and aspiration of a hopeful new starting the show is a real treat to watch. The series ran from April 18 to May 30 of 2018 on Seven Network.
Single’s Inferno-
Number of Seasons: 1
This Korean reality dating tv show presents nine young Korean singles who are prepared and willing to mingle. It is very well expected what might happen when such young flirty people are thrown together on a deserted island. They will obviously make a romantic connection with each other.
Now the only way to escape that desert island on some particular nights which are undoubtedly date nights to escape as a couple. Only this they can reach the paradise of their new island.
The participants of the show include Song Ji-ah, Lee Da-hee, Kyuhyun, Kim Hyun-Joong, Hanhae, Hong Jin-Kyung, etc. The series premiered on December 18, 2021.
Too Hot to Handle-
Number of Seasons: 3
This very popular American British reality dating tv show is created by Laura Gibson and Charlie Bennett and is based on the Seinfeld dating show named ‘The Contest’. The show presents ten single adults who have one thing in common. They are only adept at insignificant flings but are not able to develop long-term relationships.
For four weeks they live in a house and mingle with each other. But they have to maintain one single rule. They cannot engage in physical intimacy. If anyone breaks the rule at any point of the game, the total amount of prize money will be reduced. A virtual assistant called Lana hosts the whole show.
The show premiered on April 17, 2020, on Netflix.
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