Better Late Than Single

I love this cozy dating show. I feel so bad for some of the singles because they seem to be put on the show and not shown how to handle certain situations.

Also showing more of the makeover/getting prepared for the show would have made it a bit more exciting, the start of the show I was confused what was going on but once I figured it out I couldn't stop watching!

If you have enjoyed titles like single inferno , nineteen two twenty then this is going to be alot of fun. It has everything from friendship to intense scenes to great panels of judges . It a great fun to watch . Must reccomanded if you are into Korean reality shows. Have given me a great time and binged watched alot of it.

This show is the first reality live show to me that is genuine the people are genuine and nothing feels forced I love it soo much and ughh i can't wait to see the couples at the end TO ANYONE WHOS THINKING OF WATCHING DO IT.

One for thing just know these people will egt you frustrated and the edge of your seat confused they are so awkward and act in the most random ways at times but it's so rewarding see them grow and the love situation right now is so nice and the people are just amazing kind people too.

I'm just rambling now to pass the char yer limit but please watch this show it's so nice and refreshing conpared to bad stuff like love island, temptation island and Lal those fake and forced with prize money shows this is genuine.

Better Late Than Single had potential. Dating in your 30s is a fresh premise-but instead of giving us something authentic, we get yet another overproduced Korean "reality" show where the only thing real is how fake it all feels.

The producers push manufactured love triangles with eye-rollingly contrived scenarios, dragging out fake tension that clearly only exists in the editing room. You can tell the writers cooked up story arcs before casting, and then just shoehorned actual people into roles-Jeong-mok as the "lead," Sang-ho as the "comic relief," and so on. It's less reality, more a C-tier drama with zero acting budget.

This kind of manipulation is par for the course in Korean reality TV, where "writers" essentially direct participants like actors while pretending it's all organic. These writers need to be fired-or at least, the industry needs to stop pretending this is unscripted content. Either embrace that it's a drama, or start producing actual reality shows that trust the viewers' intelligence.

I think this show had a solid concept and definitely showed a lot of potential. I really enjoyed watching many of the contestants-Min Heong, in particular, stood out as a mature and admirable person all the way through.

The show also surprised me with its humor, especially in the beginning, which added an unexpected but enjoyable twist. There were several moments that felt genuinely entertaining from a viewer's perspective, and I appreciated how the show highlighted the different personalities of the cast. It offered a wide range of emotions, which made the experience feel more real and engaging.

That said, I do wish there had been more screen time for some of the other contestants. I understand that in most dating shows, there tends to be a central storyline or "love triangle" that takes focus, but it would've been nice to explore more perspectives.

In the end, I really admire the "eternal singles" for putting themselves out there. Even if things didn't go as they'd hoped, I think they should be proud of how they handled themselves.

I'd definitely be interested in a second season with a new cast. I especially liked the idea of giving the contestants a glow-up-it added a fun, transformative element to the show.