‘The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On’: Release Time and Schedule
The creator behind reality TV hit Love Is Blind has developed The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, which follows couples as they put their relationship to the ultimate test by living with other people. By the end of the experiment, they decide to tie the knot, call it quits, or break up and leave with someone they met on the show. When does The Ultimatum air on Netflix?
‘The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On’ release time and schedule
Netflix’s new experiment, The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, premieres tomorrow, Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at 3 a.m. EST/12 a.m. PST. The first eight episodes of the reality TV show will immediately become available to binge.
However, viewers will have to wait one week for the finale and season reunion, which drops Wednesday, April 13, at 3 a.m. EST/12 a.m. PST. Therefore, the first season will consist of 10 episodes.
‘The Ultimatum’ cast
Alexis Maloney, 25, and Hunter Parr, 28
The couple dated for two years before Alexis gave her boyfriend the ultimatum.
April Marie, 23, and Jake Cunningham, 26
April and Jake also dated for two years before coming to The Ultimatum. In the trailer, he seems to have found another connection as she cries in one scene, “he’s falling for somebody else!”
Lauren Pounds, 26, and Nate Ruggles, 30
Nate and Lauren had a two-and-a-half-year relationship prior to doing the experiment.
Madlyn Riley Ballatori, 24 and Colby Kiss, 25
He gave her the ultimatum following over a year of dating.
Rae Williams, 24, and Zay Wilson, 25
The couple also dated for a little over two years before going on the show.
Shanique Imari, 24, and Randall Griffin, 26
After dating for over a year, Shanique and Randall gave the experiment a shot. At one point, he seems to meet another woman’s parents.
The creator confirmed ‘The Ultimatum’ Season 2 will feature an LGBT cast
Creator Chris Coelen, who is behind another reality TV dating experiment, Love Is Blind, confirmed a second season to The Hollywood Reporter. Additionally, he revealed it would follow an all-LGBTQ cast.
“There are all kinds of fascinating love stories to tell. Being inclusive across different backgrounds and different ethnicities is something that we’ve done from day one on all of our shows,” he explained. A promotional video released on Twitter also leaked the news as an accompanying song announced, “It’s called The Ultimatum, and it’s dropping two seasons/One of which is queer with mostly women.
However, Love Is Blind likely won’t follow suit. Speaking to Metro, Coelen explained the reality TV hit isn’t “particularly about sexuality” and noted that “an LGBTQ version of that has some logistical difficulties in the current setup.”
While the creator didn’t clarify further, Love Is Blind separates the singles by gender. Therefore it’s unclear how they could split up the cast, so it doesn’t spoil the reveal after the engagement. A release date for the LGBTQ season hasn’t been announced yet. The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On airs on Netflix.
