Married at First Sight

The American series is twenty seasons and three networks. The Australian one is a different series entirely and is bigger, and the British eleventh was filmed and then shelved.

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Where to start with Married at First Sight

Any season on its own. Each one follows a new set of couples in a new city and finishes with them deciding whether to stay married, so nothing carries over. The only thing worth knowing is that the season length doubled over the run, from eleven episodes to twenty five, and that the show has changed network twice.

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    Season 1 Married at First Sight

    Eleven episodes in 2014 on FYI, and by some distance the shortest. A fair trial of the format.

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    Season 16 Married at First Sight

    Twenty five episodes, the longest the show has run, from 2023.

  3. 3
    Season 20 Married at First Sight

    Twenty episodes on Peacock, finished on 27 August 2026, and the most recent complete season.

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  • Married at First Sight 2014, 20 seasons, 350 episodes

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