Airdate: Seven Year Switch
Seven's next profile series launches in mid March.
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Seven has confirmed it will launch Seven Year Switch at 9pm Tuesday 15 March.
Four couples in strife will put their relationships to the test as they participate in an experimental marriage with a total stranger.
In Channel Seven’s new series, Seven Year Switch, four couples on the brink of separation will embark on a daring new social experiment in an attempt to save their marriage. Our relationship psychologists will be there to guide the couples, as viewers follow the journey of each broken relationship to see whether it can be saved by being placed in an extraordinary situation.
The lovelorn couples are at a crossroads in their relationship and will get the chance to live with a like-minded new partner for two weeks, in a trial marriage, to reveal whether similar traits and characteristics in a partner is the missing ingredient to making a relationship stronger.
This unorthodox experiment is totally unpredictable and life-changing.
Two relationship experts will guide the couples through the therapy process, as they adjust to living with an experimental partner.
At the end of the month-long experiment, each of the couples will reunite and make the decision to either part ways or reaffirm their commitment.
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6 Responses
Seven could show a test pattern and it would rate so this probably will they have only had a few failures
If People Watch This. What can i say.
Trash Television.
Launching on the night of my birthday when my partner recently left me after 6 and a half years together to start another relationship is going to be tough to viewing… Ill need 3 bottles of scotch that night instead of the normal 2 bottles…..
I know it’s not the place…it’s not Facebook but I couldn’t help but reply. I’m sorry to hear. Thank goodness for SBS and the ABC…hopefully something with a bit more substance. Or you can always subscribe to Netflix….this have become very popular in our household. Enjoy your scotch.
Too much reality clogging up our screens. This should be the Aussie drama timeslot, all year round.
I agree. Having more reality shows at once is an overkill.