In advance all the participants have to fill in a comprehensively questionnaire. Afterwards the makers of the programme examine the results and with the help of advanced computer software they put 10 couples together who match  the best according to the questionnaire. Now it's time to put the 20 young people, all excited to find perfect love and win a lot of money, in the same house, Let the hunt begin! 

Each episode consist of 4 parts. First of all there is a challenge, a contest. The 10 girls or boys (one week the boys, one week the girls) have to battle each other to win a date. The 3 winners of the contest can pick the guy/girl they want as their date. The second part is the date, this is always something special for example a walk through the jungle or a huge death ride. While 3 couples are on a date, the others can vote for who they want to go in 'the truth booth'. The truth booth reveals if the couple in it is a match or not. This is the third stage of an episode, after the votes are count, the chosen couple goes immediately in the truth booth and get to know if they're a match or not. If not, this is a wasted chance for everyone because a 'perfect match' makes it a lot easier to find the other matches. Each episode ends with a match ceremony. During this ceremony each boy can pick the girl who he thinks is his perfect match (the other week it's the girls turn). After every boy has chosen his girl, beams of light start to appear. Each beam of light represents a perfect match, unfortunately they don't tell which matches are correct. This makes it a lot harder. 

There are always complications for example 2 people who aren't a match fall in love and keep spending time together. This is a waste of time because it makes it harder to find the ten matches which leads to angry housemates. 

It's the second season and last year they were able to complete the task. 

The storyline is simple, Jack Tyler got kicked out of school because he fought during an American Football game. In his new school he met a flirtatious  girl who invites him to a party later that night. Once arrived at the party he meets the host, Ryan McCarthy. Ryan challenges Jack to fight him. First Jack didn't want to fight but when Ryan makes a prickly note about Jacks deceased dad Jack loses his cool and starts fighting. Unsurprisingly Jack loses against the extremely skilled Ryan. From that moment the hostility between the 2 was born. Jack meets Max, who convinces him to take mix martial art lessons from a real master. The tension between Jack and Ryan keeps growing, ending with a final fight at 'The Beatdown', a local tournament in which the best fighters participate. 

The main topic of the movie is mixed martial arts, fighting, but it goes way further than that. You can learn something about relationships, about how to do the good things, how to digest someone's death, and most important how to not surrender when it gets hard or in other words, how to never back down. 

When watching this movie I always get adrenaline myself and that's what I like most of it. I would recommend everyone who likes fighting movies to watch this movie. It won't be a dissapointment!

Geordie Shore is a British reality television series who shows the life of 5 guys and 4 girls between 20 and 30 years old. The main 3 things these people do is drinking alcohol, partying and making out with girls/boys. Sometimes they have to 'work' which means they have to entertain some partying people what mostly leads to making out with the 'customers'. 

The 9th season is now airing on MTV, during the other seasons they made several trips: Mexico, Australia, Spain and one season they visited some big cities in Europe. The other seasons all took place in the British Newcastle. Inside the house there are a lot of discussions and small fights because of the relations between the participants. These 'fights' make it entertaining to watch the series. But if it really matters, they are 1 big group of friends who would do anything for each other. 

I love watching Geordie Shore because it's simple entertainment but I also know it isn't really a realistic image they create. Your life can't just exist of getting drunk and partying. Maybe it would be nice for a week, but then I would like to have my old life back.