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I thought it was an interesting concept. But as I kept watching, I felt this is a sick show. No matter the video clips of people cheating on their partners were real or fake, the participants watched the clip with their partners faces in it. They all felt heartbroken, confused and pretty much everyone cried. Even they were faithful to each other, the image left an impression and we are not strong enough to get that image out of our heads. Every single person was there to break up the couples, the participants flirted with the singles and then were heartbroken when seeing their partners flirting(even though it can be fake). They felt betrayed.

Nothing in this show makes people feel good, it's everything wrong with human beings. Terrible show.

Don't get me wrong, 8 stars would usually mean it was very good. No, this is very bad. It's so strange a concept that I honestly can't believe any of it is true, the contestants, their partners, the singletons, the supposed deep-fake videos, the plots... any of it at all, the whole thing comes off as made up and, well, fake.

It's basically another version of Temptation Island.

These are the reasons I can't believe it's real... When you've got such very good looking fit young people and you put them with another bunch of very hot good looking people who try to flirt with them, they will forget their partners. The whole premise of this show is that through the most advanced technology, they make it look like their partners are messing with other people, when they'd do that without the expense or complication of deep-fake tech anyway. The segments of the supposed "faked" scenes, would require that the tempters act out these scenes with actors taking the places of the contestants. Therefore the tempters themselves have to be actors and their newly formed connections are faked for the show. The contestants themselves are hilarious and the scenes when they're partying and dancing and talking round the pool area is so obviously filmed without any music so you can hear their dialogue, considering the supposed high tech of this show, you'd have thought they might have at least dubbed in some music so it doesn't look like everybody's dancing in silence.

The contestants themselves, well, they're beautiful to look at, this is something that Spanish TV tends to do extremely well, but are any of them genuine relationships? I haven't got a clue and I don't really care. It's a nonsense programme that was an easy watch that was so preposterous that it gave me many laugh out loud moments.

I couldn't watch it anymore. It is a cruel show and stuff like this shouldn't be made. The contestants are used for a social experiment, but one that is far more harsh than you could imagine. I don't get why Netflix thinks this stuff is ok to do.

You can see the fear, shock and broken hearts in the contestants reactions, so I think a trigger warning for empaths and/or people that are traumatized because of a toxic and cheating relationship is accurate.

I stopped after a few episodes, not sure if it got any better, but I definitely wouldn't recommend this, not even on a lazy Sunday. Better watch Love Is Blind if you want to watch reality, there is at least some dignity behind that show.

If I could use one word to explain why you'd possibly enjoy watching a show like this, it'd be the German word "Schadenfreude". The philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer defined it as "an infallible sign of a thoroughly bad heart and profound moral worthlessness", the worst trait in human nature. He also said that anyone caught enjoying the suffering of others should be shunned from human society. Yikes.

Now, I'm not sure how much I agree with him. Schadenfreude might be a human flaw, but it is also a testament to our capacity for emotional flexibility, our ability to hold apparently contradictory thoughts and feelings in mind simultaneously. How and why do we enjoy the pain of others - what is acceptable, what is "too far"?

"Deep Fake Love" pushes the dating reality show concept into terrifying new territory. Contestants put their trust to the test as deep fake technology blurs the line of truth and lies in a cash prize game. Sounds like your cup of tea? Grab a chair. It's about to get ugly.

This show makes Temptation Island look positively helpful to relationships . (Almost) It's the same premise..couples in relationships in trouble decide the best way to deal with it is to go on TV, and get involved with others and look for a happy ending with their original partner and with some money.

The twist here is that they are shown 'Deep fake' videos of their partner engaged in...being engaged with someone else.

Some videos are real and some are most definitely not but they don't know the difference.

We are in on the 'joke' (is it a joke or game ? ) anyway...in the end the truth of the videos are revealed to the partners but even when they are told what is true and what isn't the doubts are clearly planted by the Deep Fakes so positive endings are in doubt.

And then there's the 'bait' partners ..no one cares about them. It seems that any feelings they may have are inconsequential.

The take from this programme is that Deep Fakery in the real world is scary and concerning.

We definitely cannot believe what we think we see and this show shows it possibly better than any 'news' or political pundit ever has.

Here it's being done for 'entertainment' ...but in the real world it can be used for anything.

My overriding feeling watching this show is it's voyeuristic and essentially very cruel.

It's playing on anyone's deepest insecurities and once triggered and 'proved' (even though they're not) how do you go on from there. It will be interesting to see if another season is done and what happens in the long run to these couples.