Netflix gives two-season order to Sexy Beasts, dating show that's half-Masked Singer half-Love Is Blind
Singles will search for love with dates who have been transformed into different animals and mythical creatures through the use of Hollywood movie prosthetics.

Netflix has green-lighted reality dating series Sexy Beasts for two seasons on the streaming network, with comedian Rob Delaney (Catastrophe) attached as the narrator. The idea behind the series is for singles to find love solely based on personality, with their dates transformed into different animals and mythical creatures through the use of Hollywood movie prosthetics. The show is based on Lion TV’s original British series for digital channel BBC Three in 2014, which ran for one season.
“Making Sexy Beasts for Netflix has been an incredibly exciting process. With an international cast featuring some truly brilliant characters, a host of prosthetics which look extraordinary in 4K and with Rob Delaney narrating, the viewers are in for a real treat,” says Simon Welton, creator and executive producer for Lion TV. “I hope the show puts a smile on peoples’ faces as they play along to discover who’ll fall in love with who, and what our cast all really look like.”