Love Reality Dating Shows? We Have the Perfect Winter Binge for You
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There’s nothing like cozying up on the couch with a warm blanket, your favorite comfort food, and a good show to watch when the weather is cold and you don’t want to make “outside” plans. And with winter upon us, there’s no shortage of reality dating shows to watch. If you’re looking for a new series to add to the lineup, look no further because Fox has your latest reality TV obsession Farmer Wants a Wife.
The show features four single farmers looking to settle down. Each farmer is matched with women from the city, who have also been unlucky at finding love. Hosted by Sugarland member Jennifer Nettles, the show offers a genuine take on typical reality dating shows as it spotlights men, of varying ages, looking for true love in the heartland. Watch the premiere of its second season on Thursday, February 1 at 9/8c on Fox and next day Hulu.
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Farmer Wants a Wife takes us to different places in the beautiful countryside that provide the charm and authenticity dating shows have been missing. From Florida and Missouri to Tennessee to Colorado, our farmers and their suitors don’t shy away from getting to know each other in an environment unlike the hustle and bustle of the “big city.”
Farmer Ty lives on a beautiful 50-acre farm with horses and roping cattle in Sikeston, Missouri, the largest town in Scott County by way of Interstate 55. Its green, lush land makes it the perfect place to fall in love while also being close to St. Louis, Memphis, and the city’s historic downtown area, which transports you to a different time with its cobblestone streets and period lighting.
Bartow, Florida, the hailing place of farmer Nathan is known as the “City of Oaks and Azaleas.” There, he has a 300-acre farm and an additional 500+ acre cattle property. Bartow just might be the most romantic location due to its sunny weather, citrus groves, grand buildings, old oaks, and stunning dogwoods.
There’s something about overlooking the mountains that makes you want to move a thousand miles for love. Such may be the case for women pursuing farmer Brandon as they will be staying on his 1,000-acre farm in Center, Colorado, a quiet south-central Colorado town that’s peaceful and picturesque due to its blue skies and bluffs.
Lastly, farmer Mitchell will host women at his home in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee — a new farm with a charming 19th-century cabin on a property in the woods surrounded by wildlife, dubbing it “The City Between the Lakes.” It’s the perfect mix of serene, country, and romance. After all, who doesn’t want to say they found their Romeo in Mt. Juliet?
Because the women will be staying on their chosen farmer’s real ranch in an intimate setting, each farmer will get a more realistic experience of what their future could look like, unlike the staged locations of other dating shows. Farmer Wants a Wife is an authentic dating show you won’t want to miss. Tune in to the second season of Farmer Wants a Wife, airing Thursday, February 1 at 9/8c on Fox and next day Hulu.
This article was created by SheKnows for Farmer Wants a Wife on FOX.
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