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Daters are gay, straight, bi, across the age spectrum and – remarkably for a reality show – not terribly self-conscious and desperate to marry.

Of course, there's still a cute, bland heterosexual white guy who works in real estate.

They're on standard dates, searching for common ground, tensely trying buzzy banter, like that experienced by anyone who didn’t marry their high school sweetheart.

Because the aesthetic is more “Master of None” noir than “Real Housewives” soap, the show feels like a rom-com with authentic dialogue.

“Finding a soul mate can cost you.” As the data breach of the adultery website, Ashley Madison.com, has shown, online dating doesn’t come cheap — in terms of monthly fees and, in extreme cases, public embarrassment and lawyer’s fees in divorce court.

Hackers alleged late Tuesday that they had dumped account details and log-in information of around 32 million users of the website, revealing millions of street addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and credit-card details.

But most subscription sites automatically renew until the customer cancels, and those fees can add up.“It’s not ‘someone finding the love of their life and and proposing at the end,” Culvenor says.Instead, the show tries to capture a feeling of what it's like to date: “a kaleidoscope about what it’s like to be single in the modern world.” Each episode centers on a single “hero,” as Culvernor calls the main girl or guy, from a quirky Caucasian tech recruiter to a hip “gaysian” set designer.I’ve never actually enjoyed dating shows, but I’ve hate-watched plenty of them. ” at the leading men on ABC’s “The Bachelor,” rolled my eyes at the pun-filled narration on MTV’s late-2000s show “Next” and scoffed at the standards held by rich, single clients on Bravo’s “Millionaire Matchmaker.” Netflix’s “Dating Around” is the first reality show I actually enjoyed watching because it is a beautiful, poetic series that doesn't mock its subjects.At a time when dating has become an exercise in app roulette, with infinite options to swipe but the same awkward first-date hurdles, “Dating Around” captures the uncertain search for connection: no smug host, cheesy music or probing confessionals required.