The couples who have stayed together from the show haven't been together to long enough to make a determination about the success of their marriage. And having a baby isn't an indication of successful marriage either. I'm not saying they can't have a successful marriage, I'm just saying it's too early to make a determination.

I would never do anything like that. Nor would I ever do that 90 Day Fiance one. And I certainly wouldn't put all that on t.v.

As a result, I refuse to watch those shows.

On the other hand, there used to be a show for established couples who were heading into marriage but were still struggling with a few issues. The show provided them with a vacation in a suitable place for both, and gave them access to several counselors and wedding planners. It provided activities for them to learn more about each other and to potentially become closer to each other.

That's the kind of show I would watch - people who are already in an established long-term relationship who are just trying to work through their troubles in a positive manner before they actually take the big leap.

It had very little drama, though sometimes couples did have increased conflict that prompted calling off the engagement. It seemed more educational to me than the drama-laden shows.