The Never Ever Mets - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Offline and Off the Rails
Josh and Shay are eager to connect after 12 long years of texting, FaceTiming and everything in between. When the two finally meet, there is nothing that can hold them back. After speaking online for a month, Sandia thinks she may have found her Haitian Prince Charming, Chris. But when Chris starts sharing his views on women and faithfulness, Sandia worries about their future together. After five years, Dymond and Aaron H. finally share a romantic meal in person. But Dymond has many, many, questions for him…including his proposal to another woman after they decided to be exclusive.
It's Complicated, IRL
A tumultuous first night together and a late night screaming match leaves one couple wondering how to pick up the pieces in their relationship. Later, Ta'Rhonda heats up the group with a Kama Sutra exercise, but some couples feel left in the cold.
IDK About IRL
While some couples become more intimate in real life with their online partners, rumors swirl about a potential new relationship brewing between JoAnna and Chris. Brandan and Sienna attempt to reconcile their differences without having a heated argument.
Diss-Connections
Sandia's issues with Chris over his attention to Jody makes him call her insecure; Dymond is irate that she is the only one willing to challenge the behavior.
The Love Hangover
The remaining couples partake in a group activity learning Japanese bondage; Sandia and Chris meet with a relationship expert. Aaron H. defends Dymond to the rest of the group, but then later jeopardizes everything in a tense encounter with her sister.
Pushing Beds and Boundaries
While Dymond and Aaron H. deal with the aftermath of her sister's visit, Chris and Millie find themselves in another heated argument. Later, Aaron J. winds up in the doghouse with Jody after a bedroom faux pas, and Millie and Gregg discover a trauma bond.
The Newlymet Game
A session with Dr. Ally brings Greg and Millie closer, but a newlywed game hosted by Ta'Rhonda shows that they are not always on the same page; Shay hears a rumor about Josh from one of the girls; Jody and Aaron kiss to mixed reviews.
Those Tables Be Turning
Shay and Josh attempt to find common ground after their big fight; Shay wonders if Dymond is being a good friend or stirring up drama; Millie and Gregg take intimacy to the next level; Jody and Aaron J. face hard questions with Dr. Ally.
The End of the Beginning
Jody ponders some big relationship decisions; Dymond and Aaron H. grow distant from the rest of th housemates, but possibly closer to each other when Aaron H. makes a big move.
Moving Out And Moving On
Dymond ponders Aaron H.'s proposition and discovers more information about additional female relationships in real life. The couples prepare to leave the house and decide whether they will pursue a relationship with their partner in the future.
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