If you thought the last season of Love Is Blind was crazy, just wait until you watch Netflix’s latest dating series.
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is a new 10-part series produced by Kinetic Content (the company behind Love Is Blind) and hosted by Love Is Blind presenters Nick and Vanessa Lachey.
Nick teased the brand new reality show during the reunion special for season two of Love Is Blind.
Nick said: “In Netflix’s new dating series, The Ultimatum, six couples have come to a point in their own relationships where one person is ready to be married and the other, well, isn’t.”
Vanessa added: “In this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, these couples will put their relationships to the ultimate test with the hopes that they’ll walk away ended to the person that they are truly meant to be with.”
By the finale, they each must decide whether they want to marry their original partner or break up for good.
The official synopsis for the series reads: “How do you know you’ve found the one?”
“This new social experiment follows six different couples on the verge of marriage. One of the partners of each couple has issued an ultimatum, forcing them to either get married or move on.”
“Over the course of eight weeks, each will choose new potential partners for an unforgettable experience in hopes of gaining clarity on the future of their relationships.”
The dating series, which joined Netflix on April 6, has already been getting a huge reaction from viewers, who have been taking to Twitter to share their thoughts and opinions on the “insane” show.
One fan tweeted: “The Ultimatum is the worst show I’ve ever seen. I want 10 seasons.”
Another wrote: “You must be a really secure person within yourself to join this show. Because if I had to hear “I’m not ready to marry you, but if I meet the right person I’d get married tomorrow”. You’d catch me throwing hands, elbows, knees and toes #TheUltimatum“
A third said: “The ultimatum is netflix’s messiest creation yet and i’m here for it.”
Check out more reactions below:
Whoever created the show “The Ultimatum” might not see Heaven. This shit is insane #theultimatum pic.twitter.com/9N8VMpJn5c
— Dvrryl (@Dvrryl2times) April 9, 2022
This show is completely MESSY. I don’t believe that this is set out to help these couples. Most of the people don’t even act they want to commit to each other as bf/gf let alone in marriage. This just a excuse to cheat and date somebody else. A recipe for drama #TheUltimatum pic.twitter.com/iVpeoulGrk
— All Black Lives Matter (@yoaveragemo) April 6, 2022
Me: The Ultimatum looks toxic and will surely bring heartbreak, relationship trauma, and emotional damage to the participants
Also me: pic.twitter.com/QsUZzBpHjJ
— Nappy Roots (@twuntysumthin) April 8, 2022
I’m enjoying The Ultimatum on Netflix. Its making me realize how pple tend to hesitate to make a commitment, not because they are not ready, but because some of their needs are not being met & sometimes even they don’t know how to communicate those needs. I’m gon learn here. Wow!
— Keemenao #vaxxBW (@womaninflux) April 6, 2022
The Ultimatum Netflix Alexis and Love is blind Jessica and Shaina pic.twitter.com/okOxuIX1sa
— Alise (@AliseMonica) April 6, 2022
.@netflix writing room coming up with The Ultimatum #theultimatumnetflix pic.twitter.com/YLjZZA9ieN
— Jesse Ortegón Jr. (@jesse_ortegon) April 7, 2022
The Ultimatum on Netflix really is like an entire show with the Ross and Rachel WE WERE ON A BREAK plotline
— Marie (@julesnotjewel) April 6, 2022
"I'm not ready to get married to April right now"
"But maybe I can change for the right person" pic.twitter.com/7GFBAHj0k8
— olivia⁷∞🌹🦋♡black lives matter♡ (@LIVtheVIRGO) April 6, 2022
Netflix has done a number on my nerves with this show. I’m calling my therapist tomorrow because I have second-hand trauma. #theultimatumnetflix #theultimatum pic.twitter.com/baEeGinw6i
— Peppa Pig (@BaconBitsPlease) April 8, 2022
Nick and Vanessa Lachey with these messy dating shows. #TheUltimatum pic.twitter.com/p3UmotyHSH
— B² (@whocares876) April 6, 2022