Love Is Blind was never good reality TV

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"Throughout Love Is Blind, cameras were quick to open doors and pry into the private lives of contestants, but producers did little to prod anything meaningful from the experience," says Joan Summers. "Any interesting plotline was abandoned in service of mere crumbs of Twitter-ready clips and gifs. This show does not see these people as real, or even very interesting. It sees them as cash cows, maybe circus animals at best." ALSO: Love Is Blind cast members share tips on talking to walls to get you through a coronavirus quarantine.