Giving people the chance to find love purely based on personality, Sexy Beast on Netflix completely transforms its participants into fantastical beasts.
Executive produced by Simon Welton ( Big Brother UK ) and directed by The Circle’s Sam Campbell alongside Body Fixers’ Sarah Clarke as producer, the show sees its participants enter blind date scenarios while dressed in elaborate costumes made with Hollywood movie prosthetics.
In each episode, a new single will be introduced to three potential love matches, all disguised in costumes. The chosen person will reveal their real face once a final decision has been made.
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The concept of the show is to ignite romance without taking physical attraction into account.
The original version aired on the BBC in 2014.
However, the series was revived for two seasons on Netflix earlier this year, with the first season premiering on the streamer in July.
So when can fans expect their next batch of episodes?
We answer the burning questions below.
Expect more of the extremely cringe scenes like the video below:
When is Sexy Beast season 2 out?
The costume speed dating show returns to Netflix for a second season on October 7.
Viewers have already been given a sneak peek of the costumes that will feature in this season.
How many episodes of Sexy Beast season 2 will there be?
Like the first season, the new series of Sexy Beast will feature six episodes with a new single looking for love in each episode.
Who will narrate Sexy Beast season 2?
Catastrophe star and comedian Rob Delaney served as a narrator for the first season and will continue doing so in the upcoming season as well.
What is Sexy Beast season 2 about?
The beasts on season two include a buck-toothed cat, a goblin with a mohawk, a hairy pig creature, and a zombie-like figure with its brain on display.
But the premise is always the same - can two beasts find beautiful love?
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