However, as viewers quickly discovered, there’s no reality show quite as addictive.
What’s the deal with the pods on Netflix’s Love Is Blind?
“We had sketched out what they would look like prior to build-out,” Sadighi told the publication.

She continued, saying, “It was an integral part of our overall pitch.”
The pods' interiors and acoustics were then specially designed to foster communication, according to Sadighi.
Added theLove Is Blindstar, “It was great.”

“There were eight in total, and we followed six,” Coelen toldEntertainment Tonight.
Unfortunately, both engagements ended soon after the couples were let go from the show.
“There’s no producers in [the pods], there’s nobody else,” Coelen said.

According to Coelen, the producers were mainly there to “facilitate'” dates.
Added Coelen, “We really wanted them to feel like it’s their own thing.”
But according to post-show interviews, Barnes never expected to leave Netflix’sLove Is Blinda married man.

“We were adamant about we’re not going to get married,” Barnes revealed toPeople.
He continued, “The engagement was just to extend the experiment.
And we were both committed to that.”

However, according to Chase, Barnes effectively ended their relationship on the last day of filming.
Fortunately, things seemingly worked out for the best.
Fans were especially upset with Batten when she blindsided Cuevas by leaving him at the altar.

She continued, revealing her dog even became sick during filming and “almost died.”
As Batten tells it, she was told she couldn’t quit the show.
“There was an allotted time for dates,” Speed revealed.

They’d just nap for two hours."
Hamilton noticed the same.
“Some people slept in the pods,” he told the publication.

However, as the cohost toldPeople, the comparisons weren’t always accurate.
However, the guys put more creativity (and perhaps some wishful thinking) behind their own doppelgangers.
Morton previously appeared onThe Real Housewives of Atlanta, according toPeople.

“I thought he was going to be the runaway bride,” Pike told theLos Angeles Times.
As Pike explained to theLos Angeles Times, “My mom went to talk to him.”
You’re going to get married today and don’t even worry about it.

He loves you.'"
For a moment, it seemed as thoughPike’s money problemswould prove to be a dealbreaker for Barnett.
Added Pike, “He had a lot more student debt than I did!”

So now, I’m here."
Now,that’sa story to tell the grandkids.


