What's happened
My Mum, Your Dad is a new ITV dating show where single parents are nominated by their adult children to find love in a country house, while being secretly watched by their children.
Why it matters
The show explores the vulnerability of middle-aged individuals venturing into the dating scene and the unique dynamic between the parents and their adult children, making it a heartwarming and relatable watch.
What the papers say
The Guardian emphasizes the show's kind and gentle approach, while The Independent and New Statesman highlight emotional moments and the unique twist of adult children secretly watching their parents. The Times provides a personal account of blended families, offering a different perspective on the challenges of family dynamics.
How we got here
The show has garnered attention for its unique premise and emotional moments, resonating with viewers as it explores the complexities of love and relationships in later stages of life.
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