When you can watch every episode of 'Love Is Blind' season 5 — including the (not live) reunion
- "Love Is Blind" season five premiered on September 22, when the first four episodes dropped.
- Nine episodes have been released so far, and the finale will air Friday.
"Love Is Blind" season five will be wrapping up this week with a finale and reunion episode releasing on Netflix days apart.
This iteration of the love experiment followed a group of singles from the Houston area looking for their soulmate. As per usual, the batch of contestants had to try and form connections without seeing one another at first, and could only leave the pods once they'd proposed to or accepted a proposal from someone else.
Like other seasons, "Love Is Blind" season five has featured tons of drama so far, from the Uche-Lydia-Aaliyah mess to JP and Taylor's heinously awkward Mexico breakup. Luckily, fans won't have to wait too long after the finale to get all the tea spilled on this season's reunion episode.
When is the 'Love Is Blind' season 5 reunion?
There are ten episodes in this season of "Love Is Blind," plus the reunion special and (ostensibly) the "After the Altar" episodes. As Netflix has done for the last few seasons, the episodes have been rolled out in batches weekly.
Episodes 1-4 premiered Friday, September 22.
Episodes 5-7 premiered Friday, September 29.
Episodes 8-9 premiered Friday, October 6.
The finale episode, featuring the weddings, will be added to Netflix on Friday, October 13.
Netflix announced Tuesday that the pre-taped season five reunion will air Saturday, October 15 at 8 p.m. ET.
The "After the Altar" episodes are still TBD.
The 'Love Is Blind' season 5 finale will reveal which couples said 'I do'
Fans will learn the fate of two couples on the season finale — Izzy Zapata and Stacy Snyder, and Milton Johnson and Lydia Velez Gonzalez. Both of the couples have their issues, so it's unclear who, if anyone, will say "I do" at the altar. The prominent storylines this season have included Stacy and Izzy's wildly different lifestyle expectations, and Milton and Lydia's significant six-year age gap (on top of Lydia's messy history with Uche).
But whether or not those two couples become husband and wife, we hope the reunion answers some questions about couples whose journeys were cut short in footage on the show. What happened between Johnie Maraist and Chris Fox when cameras stopped rolling? Why exactly was Carter Wall and Renee Poche's engagement cut from the season despite Renee's claim that they were filmed all the way up to the altar? And will JP and Taylor finally hash out their failed engagement?
We're unsure who will be sitting on the couches at the reunion on Sunday. But this drama is juicier than "Cutiesgate," so we're hoping to get at least an answer or two.