6.1
52 votes
HBO Max 2021
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When one of the dates takes place a little too close to the house, tension among the guys rivals the heat from the beach. Then, Mercedes gambles with his future as he plots intricate schemes.
The episode was rated 7.83 from 23 votes.
Before the ladies and their final men embark on highly anticipated 24-hour dates, they must first endure “Mansplain,” where secrets are revealed, grievances are aired… and one of Louise’s men is propositioned by an eliminated contestant?
The episode was rated 7.83 from 23 votes.
As fresh meat joins the competition, Mia and Tamaris test new waters while still thinking about their other suitors – and Louise’s date raises further questions about one of hers. Then, another FBoy alum blows the competition wide open.
The episode was rated 7.81 from 26 votes.
After all the contestants are revealed as nice guys or Fboys, the ladies put them through a brutal game of “Truth or Burn.”
The episode was rated 7.79 from 19 votes.
After Nikki grants access to men’s social media pages, will the ladies want to continue sliding into any of their DMs?
The episode was rated 7.75 from 24 votes.
The ladies dissect the explosive reunion before going on their second 24-hour date with the remaining FBoys, who are desperate to prove they’ve been reformed by their time on the island. Then, with love and $100,000 at stake, Nakia, CJ, and Sarah seal their fate in the jaw-dropping final elimination round to decide which suitor will accompany them off FBoy Island.
The episode was rated 7.71 from 31 votes.
The elimination’s shocking reveal sends Garrett scrambling to make up lost ground with Sarah, while CJ and Casey navigate the fallout of their own blossoming relationship. Then, a dance-off helps lighten the mood, giving the ladies an opportunity to explore their physical connection with the remaining suitors.
The episode was rated 7.60 from 35 votes.
Now that only a few guys remain, it’s the perfect time for a three-way… date. But who will survive the final elimination?
The episode was rated 7.52 from 21 votes.
A surprise double-elimination provides the remaining suitors with space to grow closer to the women. But later, Nakia, CJ, and Sarah’s fun attempt at testing how well the men have been paying attention is suddenly derailed by the threat of an altercation.
The episode was rated 7.52 from 33 votes.
In a shocking turn of events, the former denizens of LimBRO and Nice Guy Grotto return to spill every last drop of tea on the remaining suitors. After a no-holds-barred “Mansplain” reunion, the ladies go on the first of their epic 24-hour dates... while those left behind hope they’re not being edged out of the competition.
The episode was rated 7.48 from 31 votes.
After a revealing game of “Douche Tank,” no amount of bro-ga could cut the tension as Tamaris calls the comments of one of her suitors into question. Then, the first double elimination sends six guys packing.
The episode was rated from 23 votes.
After returning from their second 24-hour date, Mia, Louise, and Tamaris must decide which of their final two is really “the one” – until a surprise twist at elimination threatens to change everything.
The episode was rated from 22 votes.
With their true colors revealed, the nice guys revel in their elevated status, while the fboys struggle to redeem themselves. After the ladies get exclusive access to their suitors’ social media pages, Sarah issues an ultimatum, CJ gives someone new a shot, and Nakia returns to her comfort zone.
The episode was rated from 31 votes.
An unexpected rap battle finds some men flowing – and others flailing – but will anything top the epic bromance that ensues?
The episode was rated from 23 votes.
After judging the men’s flex-ability, Mia, Louise, and Tamaris hand out VIP badges to the highly anticipated first party: Brochella. Then, the competition is rocked by the return of a familiar face.
The episode was rated from 25 votes.
CJ, Sarah, and Nakia’s attempt to sharpen their fboy radar is immediately thwarted by the arrival of three new suitors. After an impromptu photoshoot tests the men’s chemistry with our leads, a bro-down showdown devolves into chaos, leading to an elimination where no one is safe.
The episode was rated from 39 votes.
The surprise return of a familiar face inspires two happy reunions... while simultaneously upending life in the cottages. CJ, Nakia, and Sarah are forced to choose between their remaining suitors for 2-on-1s, before all of the men must plead their cases at elimination.
The episode was rated from 34 votes.
Gunning for a spot in one of the ladies’ top two, the guys suit up for a wet and wild pool party. After a trip to Stingray City adds a little extra bite to the competition,Casey and Garrett make a Bro Pact –and later, Sarah, CJ, and Nakia must decide which of their remaining suitors will advance to the final dates.
The episode was rated from 29 votes.
As the eliminated men acclimate to their new surroundings, those still standing get wet and wild – in a water balloon dodgeball competition. While the winners blissfully bask in alone time with the ladies, game-changing secrets are revealed back at the cottages. Then, elimination takes the nice guy vs. fboy debate to shocking new heights.
The episode was rated from 46 votes.
With a kickoff pool party coming up, Nakia, CJ, and Sarah flip the script on their 24 smoking hot suitors by choosing VIPs based on appearance alone. But after receiving wristbands from two of the women, will Collin’s game be as strong as his looks? Later, the first elimination ceremony puts the ladies’ “fboy” radar to the test.
The episode was rated from 58 votes.Last updated: sep 26, 2022
Bull Shit ending, they ruined any possible future seasons. [spoiler] Garrett played a great game and they changed the rules to fuck him over. This blows any chance of a legit future season because now all the "Fuck Boys" will choose 50k over nothing. [/spoiler]
I really wanted to like this but ... This show is overproduced and isn't even trying to pretend it is not scripted. I am unable to form a connection with any of the boys and the 3 girls are so bad at acting it isn't even funny
Im not really a fan of reality shows. The only reason i watched was because im a fan of Nikki Glasers stand-up but she hardly had any screen time & the bits/skits were corny and ho hum at best. To be honest the way they [spoiler] fvcked over Garrett at the end was COMPLETE BULL$HIT. [/spoiler] He won fair and square according to how they explained the rules in the first episode. [spoiler] They straight changed up the rules so an unlikeable person wouldn’t walk away with the money. [/spoiler]Save the Kobayashi Maru situations for Star Trek. This HAS to be a scripted show because otherwise this “game” had no integrity. As a viewer i feel robbed and lied to. I will not be watching season 2.
