Friends to Lovers?
By Melissa Camacho,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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BFFs try to move beyond friend zone in fluffy reality show.
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FRIENDS TO LOVERS? is a reality show starring five sets of best friends attempting to transition from the friend zone to lovers' lane. It features duos from New York to Hollywood who have been best friends for years but are risking it all to by taking their relationships to the next level. Making the move isn't easy, and each couple must face its own unique set of challenges, ranging from trying to communicate better to infidelity. Some couples are able to make it work, but others are left wondering if they've lost their besties forever.
Is It Any Good?
The series does a nice job of showcasing the awkwardness that can result from two friends trying to figure out how to move their relationship in a new direction. Although some of the interactions appear heartfelt and genuine, much of the humor comes from watching them pretend to not know each other as well as they do.
Many conversations appear staged for the cameras, and some arguments between couples make you wonder why they were friends in the first place. Others just seem to have very different ideas about what being in a relationship means and find they're better off staying buddies. If you're looking for some mild, low-commitment reality entertainment, this ought to fit the bill.
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TV Details
- Premiere date: January 12, 2015
- Network: Bravo
- Genre: Reality TV
- TV rating: TV-14
- Last updated: December 17, 2022
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