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‘Are You the One?’ Season 1, Episode 4

Posted byBy ABS Contributor | Published on: | Updated on September 2, 2016 CommentsComments (2)

'Are You the One?' Season 1, Episode 4-

“Are You the One?” season 1, episode 4 airs Tuesday on MTV.

Coming up on the next episode, the guys’ exes dish dirt and spend the evening in the house; Brittany misses signals from Adam. A shocking twist happens in the getaway challenge where the only key to win is to get dirt from the boys’ pasts.

MTV describes the show as follows:

“If your perfect match was standing right in front of you, would you even know it? In the most ambitious dating experiment ever attempted, that question will be answered as contestants compete in a series of challenges designed to test the intelligence of their hearts. “Are You The One” begins by selecting 10 beautiful single women from across the US. Using the most extensive matchmaking process ever seen, 10 men will be found and perfectly matched for these women. But the results aren’t revealed to them. Now all 20 people are living together in Hawaii where they share one objective: Find their perfect match. Each week, the group will follow their hearts and lock in a choice of who they think is their perfect match. If all 20 people find their perfect match within 10 tries, they’ll all split $1 million!”

“Are You the One?” season 1, episode 4 airs Feb. 11 at 11 p.m. EST on MTV.

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