Los Angeles [US], April 4 : There's an exciting update for the fans of Netflix show 'Love on the Spectrum'.
The streamer has renewed the US version of "Love on the Spectrum" for a fifth season following the successful debut of its fourth season, Variety reported.
Season 3 of the dating show that follows young adults with autism ranked in the Global Top 10 for two weeks. The docu-reality series, which also has two seasons of an Australian version, has won multiple Emmys over its tenure. In 2025, it won for outstanding unstructured reality programme and casting for a reality programme.
The series also earned two Emmys in 2024 for casting and directing, as well as three awards in 2022, including unstructured reality programme, casting and editing.
The seven-episode season brings back beloved, long-standing couples like Madison and Tyler, Connor and Georgie, and James and Shelley, while also introducing fresh faces: Logan from Las Vegas, Dylan from Los Angeles, and Emma from Utah.
The new season, which dropped on April 1 at the start of Autism Awareness Month, follows the cast as they further explore romance in their lives, with tentative first dates, house-hunting, an amicable breakup, and a tear-jerking proposal among the biggest moments.