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Nine has today launched its ‘Summer Love’ slate on 9Now with a raft of Australia’s favourite dating, reality and dramas now available for binge viewing over the holiday season
Nine has today announced that production will start on a fifth series of Married at First Sight later this year and go to air on the Nine Network in 2018.
In 2017, Married At First Sight will feature 20 contestants and 10 weddings. Camera’s will then follow the couples more intensely and over a longer time-period than in previous series.
The series will return in an extended format and will compete head-on with ratings powerhouse My Kitchen Rules and a much-hyped I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.
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The Nine Network has confirmed controversial reality series Married At First Sight will return for 2017 in an extended format designed to combat ratings powerhouse My Kitchen Rules.
After recent changes by Ten adding a third night to Survivor, now the Nine Network has made a late schedule change extending Married at First Sight to three nights a week.
Viewers are invited to five spectacular weddings as the new series of Married at First Sight promises more drama than ever before, with the wedding of the shows first same-sex couple
The Nine Network will be hoping to resuscitate its ratings year when it premieres a new season of Married at First Sight on Monday night.
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