Singles Inferno, Season Two
Seul-ki and Jin-young were clearly the headliners for Season Two, but will they get together? I am not a fan of reality shows, especially those that revolve around dating. Dating is a bona fide shit show already, so I’d rather not spend my free time watching others suffer through it. Unless those in question comprise the top 2% in visuals, are young, accomplished, and have abs for days. Then, I’m more than delighted to watch, with a bit of schadenfreude to enjoy on the side. Singles Inferno is Korea’s answer to Bachelor in Paradise . But on this island, no one is sent home, there’s no sex, no one is getting engaged or married, and there’s no dramatic tantrums. To the average American, it’s an utter turn off. But that’s precisely the reason I became strangely addicted to the show. If the show were constructed as a joke, it would go like this. Five hot girls and four genetically gifted guys walk onto a deserted island…. The first challenge, after a day of getting to know each oth