I enjoyed Indian Matchmaking and it took me a while to watch Jewish Matchmaking, though I decided to take a chance on it in the end and binged watched it to the end... only to be left feeling disappointed!
The factors that I liked: Leeza was a good host and had a very warm approach to her job and clients; Most of the participants I liked and was cheering for; The pace of each episode was good.
The things I didn't like, though, were: As soon as they went on a couple of dates, whether with the same person or a different match, the participants' stories came to an abrupt halt and they were never to be seen or heard from again.
It would have been great if they had dedicated two episodes to concluding these stories - was the last date successful? Did they get married? Where are they now?
Jewish Matchmaking provided 8 episodes; they could've created 10, dedicating the last two to tying up loose ends. It just seemed that they had too many participants (though I liked most of them)
My advice to any other Matchmaking series: follow those stories cohesively to the end and provide a conclusion.
The factors that I liked: Leeza was a good host and had a very warm approach to her job and clients; Most of the participants I liked and was cheering for; The pace of each episode was good.
The things I didn't like, though, were: As soon as they went on a couple of dates, whether with the same person or a different match, the participants' stories came to an abrupt halt and they were never to be seen or heard from again.
It would have been great if they had dedicated two episodes to concluding these stories - was the last date successful? Did they get married? Where are they now?
Jewish Matchmaking provided 8 episodes; they could've created 10, dedicating the last two to tying up loose ends. It just seemed that they had too many participants (though I liked most of them)
My advice to any other Matchmaking series: follow those stories cohesively to the end and provide a conclusion.