Our Top 3 TV Shows This Fall

We've been Love Is Blind fans since the very first season back in February 2020. The idea was simple and kind of wild. People date through a wall, get engaged without ever seeing each other, and then find out if it holds up in real life.

Over time it started to feel different. Too many people seemed to be signing up not because they were serious about getting married, but because they knew it would get them followers and clicks. The love part felt smaller every season.

The UK version brought it back for us. The cast seems serious about it. They go in with a purpose, and you can tell. It feels more real, and the pod drama is still top-tier.

We got hooked on The Traitors with the celebrity version. They weren't the biggest celebrities we've ever seen, a lot of them were familiar faces from other reality shows, but they were big personalities and we had fun with it. Enough fun that when we heard a new season was coming, we were in.

This season swaps the celebrities for everyday people. We'll be honest, we were a little skeptical at first, and it was slow to get going. But it grew on us. The strategy and the backstabbing are pure, fun chaos, and sometimes simple, basic TV is exactly what you want at the end of the day.

We loved Season 1. Season 2 was a letdown for us. It felt like a huge drop-off.

Season 3 is the opposite. Every episode feels almost like a movie, with big drama, lots of action and some really cool scenes. There are still a couple of things we don't love, but this is the best the show has been, and it's our number one this fall.