Frederick & Lauren and Trudi & Michael
Choreographer Ashley Banjo and his brother Jordan come to the rescue of 29-year-old flight attendant Frederick from Milton Keynes. He's struggled to find a lasting relationship and is looking for a lady who shares his passions for dance and travel. Enter 30-year-old dance instructor Lauren from Bradford. She takes on the persona of Mel B in a Spice Girls tribute act but in real life says she's nowhere near as loud as Scary Spice. Next up are tango-loving Londoner Trudi, who's been single since her husband died 15 years ago, and retired art lecturer Michael. Trudi doesn't have high expectations when it comes to potential dates but she hopes he's a gentleman and 'has a pulse'. Will sparks fly?
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