It's time for Kate to pick her second dates; matchmakers Rachel and Adam join together to cheer her on; one date may end with a shocking surprise.

It's Mady and Cara's turn to interview some of Kate's dates; Kate hits the town with a super jock and a private investigator.

Mady and Cara watch some of Kate's early dates and assess who they think should make it to the second round; Kate's new matchmaker's first match fails to show up.

Kate feels like she may have had the best and worst dates of her life in the same week; bowling, squash and one not-so-romantic dinner will drive Kate to make some drastic decisions.

With two dates under her belt, Kate is ready to see who Rachel has lined up for this week; Jeremiah is a gentle giant and Rosario is an incredible opera singer; they both try to win her over and secure a second date.

After more than a decade of being single, Kate Gosselin is finally ready to begin dating; getting help from a matchmaker and twins Mady and Cara, Kate is set up on two very different dates.

The sextuplets and twins are growing, and so is Kate Gosselin. This series of specials showcases new adventures for the spotlight-loving mom and her eight kids, as she adjusts to being single and taking on a more exclusive role in the lives of her five girls and three boys.

Matchmaker Patti Stanger struggles to keep her own personal life on track while running her matchmaking business, Millionaire's Club, which is dedicated to helping wealthy and demanding men and women find the mate of their dreams. She uses every trick she can think of to assist her clients in finding Mr. or Miss Right. Each episode features two clients on dates arranged by Patti and her team. Episodes also detail Stanger's own difficulty in finding a mate for life. She has been engaged but never made it far enough in a relationship to actually walk down the aisle. Not yet, at least.

Talk about kid-tested: Jon and Kate Gosselin have their hands full raising twins Cara and Madelyn, not to mention their sextuplets, Alexis, Hannah, Aaden, Collin, Leah and Joel. This reality series follows the Gosselins through their crowded daily routines in southeastern Pennsylvania, routines that veered severely off course when the couple filed for divorce in June 2009.

Shep Rose has a dream of being married with two kids by the time he turns 40. The most famous bachelor in Charleston, S.C., is cutting it pretty close. He hasn't found his free-spirited, smart and outdoorsy girl in the bars of his hometown. Instead, he takes his search on the road to visit friends who work to set him up on blind dates with friends they think would fit well with him. Shep is searching for "the one" who can fit into his lifestyle. He visits popular locations such as Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, and New York City.

Bravo dives back into the dating pool with its reboot of "Blind Date," which first debuted in 1999 and ran for 10 seasons. In an age of social media and dating apps, singles go on blind dates hoping to form real and lasting connections. Each 30-minute episode features two couples who go on dates with cameras following their every move. With dates ranging from enjoyable to cringeworthy, host Nikki Glaser guides viewers through the encounters with hilarious commentary. Bravo gives a nod to the original format but includes a modern-day twist to match social media trends. Graphics, animations and thought bubbles appear onscreen to ensure that nothing goes unsaid between daters who demonstrate that it's sometimes better to go in blind.

Being famous doesn't necessarily make it easier for celebrities to find love. "Famously Single" tries to help celebrities find partners with help from experts, who guide the stars while they look for love. The celebs live together in a downtown Los Angeles home. They are put through challenges and other exercises that strip away their fame to help them achieve the relationships they covet. The singles -- who come from such areas as TV, music and sports -- head to clubs, bars and tourist hot spots to try to find mates. Romance might be even closer than the housemates think when romantic connections take place in the house.

An eligible bachelor dates multiple women over several weeks in hopes of finding true love.

An unscripted dating series from a male perspective is coming to the screens. "Ready to Love" features successful black men and women in their 30s and 40s as they go through the steps of courtship. These men and women are looking for everlasting love. The men bring their observations and experiences to the forefront as they search for true love. Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles hosts the show.

Patti Stanger has earned her "Millionaire Matchmaker" nickname (also the title of her previous show) through the years she has spent setting up wealthy people through her Millionaire's Club dating service, a practice she continues on this show. In each episode, two wealthy clients check into a luxury property in Southern California, where they unwittingly begin their "love lesson" through custom challenges designed by Stanger and her crew. Stanger then gives her feedback -- which can be brutally honest at times -- in one-on-one sessions with the daters, during which she gives an in-depth review of the surprise date. Each client is then introduced to the matches chosen by Patti, with the hope that one of them will be "the one." Stanger's team includes former beauty queen Candace, who has a psychology degree and is the top associate in Stanger's organization.