A charming single and his good secret: This is how the date runs on First Dates!

A charming single and his good secret: This is how the date runs on First Dates!

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Deutschland - Roland Trettl, the 53-year-old host of the popular VOX show "First Dates", welcomes a new guest today who wants to inspire the audience with his charming appearance. Peter, a 61-year-old single from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, chose a date and travels with a striking outfit-he wears red braces and yellow shoes. Peter describes himself as funny and is looking for an uncomplicated woman with corners and edges that fits his cheerful style.

When he arrived in the "First Dates" restaurant, Peter notices that his host Trettl is not gray, which leads to a humorous exchange. Trettl reveals that he is a little gray and hairy on the chest at the top, and confesses funny about his body hair. This honest and relaxed communication contributes to the pleasant atmosphere of the evening and shows that humor and authenticity are important aspects of the program.

The chemistry between the singles

After a warm welcome, Angelika, also 61 years old, arrives. It is visibly impressed by Peters Outfit and the positive impression that he leaves could be the beginning of a promising connection. Peter is confident and already reflects on the possibility of a relationship. A pleasant chemistry quickly arises between the two singles, and a second date could certainly be in prospect.

"First Dates" will be broadcast on VOX from Monday to Friday from 6 p.m., while all episodes are available in the RTL+ media library. The format has many supporters and manages to captivate the spectators through honest and authentic encounters.

The influence of dating shows on singles

Not only the successful appearances at "First Dates" shape the dating life of many singles. According to a poll from Parship, who asked over 1,500 singles according to their experiences with dating and reality shows, formats such as "Bachelor (ETTE)" and "Love is Blind" are an integral part of the TV landscape. These shows give viewers interesting insights into the dating behavior of other people.

The survey shows that 77% of the singles consider these formats as entertainment, whereby 31% of those surveyed state to receive inspiration for their own dating. Interestingly, 50% of men are afraid that these shows could influence their own dating life. A third of the respondents feel the shows as revealing, while 25% feel intimidated by the behavior shown.

In particular, generation Z and women of the age group are affected by the relationships presented. So 42% of younger singles fear that behavior in the programs is also imitated in real life. On the other hand, 16% of the singles want their own dating life like on television, while a majority, especially 61%, cannot identify with the situations shown. These results illustrate how much modern dating is shaped by the media and which ambivalence feels many singles compared to these trends.

Overall, it can be seen that "first dates" and similar formats have a relevant impact on the ideas and the behavior of singles, both positively and negative. The interaction of entertainment and reality remains a central topic in modern dating culture.

For more information on this topic and the latest developments in the world of dating, visit Derwesten.de or Parship.de .