A single woman hosts five eligible bachelors in the first of five dinner parties. Drama teacher Tracey Lupton will have to choose her winning date at the end of the week, but one of them will not make it to tomorrow, as she must ditch a diner before the end of the evening.
Stand-up comedian John Davis is Tracey Lupton's second date, taking her on a romantic paddle-boarding trip to a secluded island, where he has a champagne and cheese picnic waiting. At dinner, her attention remains on early favourite Matt Dixon, who seems more subdued than the previous evening, and she admits that one of her suitors is already breaking her heart.
Barman Wayne Meegan takes Tracey Lupton for a game of pool and a pint before hosting dinner for her and three rivals. Things are not looking good when his small bedroom fails to impress her, while car repairman Matt Dixon gets tongue-tied and advertising salesman Will Preston tries playing footsie under the table.
Car repairer Matt Dixon, who started the week as Tracey's favourite, plays host, but his effort to woo her with a spot of indoor rock-climbing does not go very well when she has a minor panic attack. However, the discovery of a picture of him dressed as Margaret Thatcher lightens everyone's mood.
Advertising salesman Will Preston hosts the final night of the competition, and gets off to a good start by taking Tracey Lupton horse riding. During dinner, she reveals her first impressions of all four suitors, before announcing which of the bachelors has won her affections and will join her on a date worth £1,000.
Twenty-six-year old operations manager Elle Bretagne kicks off the week by hosting her four eligible bachelors - city-boy Frankie Borrell, bodybuilder Steve 'Guns' Greensted, marketing consultant Adam Elabdaly, and journalist Sam Kirby. With all four guys immediately won over by Elle's charms, Sam's straight in there with the smooth talk, while Frankie makes an equally big impression when Elle catches him glancing at her cleavage. Only three of the guys will make it past the first night, before taking turns to wine and dine her. But there's a catch - the other remaining Romeos will be coming to dinner too. And on the final night, Elle must decide which man she likes the best.