Ep 2. Series 2 Episode 2

Set in a cozy London restaurant, "First Dates" brings together a range of singletons from all walks of life looking for love. The second episode of the second series is no exception with a variety of hopefuls entering the restaurant, all yearning to find that special someone.

The first daters to take the plunge are Jacob and Lauren. Jacob is instantly smitten with Lauren's personality and charm and hopes that she feels the same way. As they sit down at their table for two, the conversation flows easily, and they both seem to feel very comfortable with each other.

Next to arrive at the restaurant is golf enthusiast James. Sporting a hilariously outrageous jacket, he immediately catches the eye of many of the other diners. Fortunately, his date, Annabel, is equally enthusiastic about the sport. They are soon bonding over their shared love of the game and showing off their skills on the mini-golf course.

The next couple is Julie and Mike, both of whom could not be more different from each other. While Julie believes in astrology, spirituality, and positive energy, Mike is a firm believer in science and facts. Despite these differences, they seem to connect over their shared parental responsibilities.

Finally, it is time for the first "First Date" gay couple, James and Lee. As they sit down at their table, they both seem nervous, but as they begin to talk, they quickly realize that they have a lot in common.

Throughout the episode, the cameras cut away to the "First Dates" bar, where the singletons who have already had their date sit and discuss how it went. Despite their varying backgrounds, they all share the same goal - to find true love.

The show's unique format means that viewers are treated to a range of candid and touching moments that have become synonymous with "First Dates". Each participant is looking for something different, making it hard to predict who will hit it off and who will not.

The waiters and waitresses in the restaurant are also an integral part of the show, providing a friendly face and some much-needed advice to the nervous daters. Their warmth and professionalism make them almost like another character in the show.

With its charming mix of romance, humor, and real-life drama, "First Dates" continues to be one of the most engaging and heartwarming shows on TV. The second episode of the second series is no exception, providing an entertaining and uplifting experience for viewers and daters alike.