This is the trailer for a new Netflix series called Sexy Beasts, which sees contestants go on dates in full make-up and rather bizarre prosthetics:
The show has been described as a mash-up between The Masked Singer - where people take to the stage to sing in full costume while a panel of celebrities try to guess who is behind the 'mask' - and Love Is Blind, the social experiment brought to us by Netflix which sees single men and women get engaged before meeting IRL.
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Basically, Sexy Beasts is going to be wonderfully weird and we can't wait.
Oh, and if you wanted more of a reason to tune in, Catastrophe star Rob Delaney will be narrating the show.
Two seasons have already been signed up - the trailer shows the singletons heading out on dates (in public) dressed as scarecrows, dolphins and pandas. Some costumes are little more... 'out-of-this-world', shall we say.
The clip shows contestants going on first dates - bowling and heading for drinks, that sort of thing.
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One lucky couple even went to a theme park before sharing a cheeky, albeit tricky-looking smooch. What a logistical nightmare this must have been:
It seems people are already excited to tune in and have a look at Sexy Beasts, which will drop on the streaming service on 21 July.
Clear the calendar.
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Replying to Netflix's trailer drop on Twitter, one person wrote: "Seems like a WONDERFUL idea! Especially since blind dates and dating in general isn't awkward enough."
Another added: "God, it's so ridiculous & it's gonna be such a huge hit."
A third person seemed to know how the premise of the show came about, as they replied: "Two guys sitting on couch, one takes a long drag on a joint and says, 'I know, we'll mix The Masked Singer with The Bachelor.' Passes the joint and next one takes a long drag, 'That's f***ing brilliant.' Both cough and have an awkward high five."
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Others didn't seem too keen, however, with one writing: "My favourite thing about these shows is that the person underneath is always super conventionally attractive, so it ultimately undermines the entire f***ing concept cuz you can guarantee whoever you're looking at is good looking underneath, therefore ruining any impact."
Another simply commented: "You know, sometimes ideas should just stay in your head."
Hey, nothing is for everyone.
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