The unpredictable and clumsy emotional lines of those who have never dated are bringing about another delightful catastrophe.

On the 14th, the Netflix variety show "Better Late than Single" Season 2 released episodes 5 and 6, featuring the stories of young people who have begun their full-scale romantic wandering, wavering between unfamiliar excitement and anxiety.

"Better Late than Single 2" is a makeover dating reality program that follows the first dating challenges of people who have never dated before, who have zero dating experience but sky-high expectations, while also eliciting empathy and advice from viewers. Since its first release on the 7th, the clumsy yet pure and unpredictable actions of these individuals have perfectly targeted viewer immersion, drawing a hot response. Added to this, the sharp scolding and advice from the four "romance makers" Seo Inguk, Kang Hanna, Lee Eun-ji, and Car, the garden, who are more immersed in the dating lives of these individuals than anyone else, are maximizing the entertainment value.

In episodes 5 and 6, released today, situations unfold that instantly shatter the resolve of Car, the garden, who had promised to "try to understand." The sight of these individuals gathering courage to flirt and engaging in clumsy push-and-pull, yet failing to read each other's true feelings, is expected to draw sighs.

In particular, a tumultuous love triangle date that made Car, the garden unable to hold back and exclaim, "Who do you think you are?" while grabbing the back of his neck, is teased, adding to the tension. Unexpected choices and emotional upheavals are expected to occur during the love triangle date, where the first and second choices of interest become intertwined and the direction of affection changes in real-time.

Producing Director Kim No-eun, who is in charge of directing, stimulated curiosity by pointing out "the reed-like individuals whose hearts change frequently, and the catastrophe surrounding the 'Some House'" as the key points to watch in the future. Co-director Won Seung-jae also expressed strong confidence, saying, "You might feel like, 'This isn't the taste I know?' But with the seasoning of 'love' added, the flavor has become richer. You will be able to feel a deeper taste of love than in Season 1."

"Better Late than Single 2" will continue to meet viewers around the world every Tuesday through Netflix, starting with the release of episodes 5 and 6 today (the 14th), followed by episodes 7 and 8 on the 21st, and episodes 9 and 10 on the 28th.

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(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)