A new reality dating series called “Age Inappropriate” is set to premiere on We TV this week, examining romantic relationships where partners have significant age differences. The eight-episode program focuses on five couples whose ages span anywhere from 19 to 41 years apart, exploring how these unconventional pairings navigate the complexities of their relationships.
The show airs Friday nights at 6 p.m. ET/PT on We TV, with episodes repeating throughout the weekend. Viewers with cable access can watch through their standard We TV channel, while those without cable have several streaming options available. DirecTV offers a five-day free trial for its Entertainment package, while Philo provides a seven-day trial with access to over 200 live channels starting at $25 monthly. Sling TV also carries We TV programming through its Lifestyle Extra add-on.
For on-demand viewing, the AMC Networks streaming service All Reality features full episodes and clips from the series for $4.99 monthly, with a seven-day free trial available through Amazon Prime. The featured couples represent different generational combinations, including a 74-year-old paired with a 33-year-old, demonstrating the show’s focus on extreme age gaps across various life stages.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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