90 Day Fiancé: All Discovery+ Spin-Off Shows Ranked From Worst To Best
In 2021, Discovery+ introduced new 90 Day Fiancė spin-offs to the franchise, and we're about to rank the shows. Examples of exclusive 90 Day Fiancé franchise content on the streaming platform include 90 Day Bares All and 90 Day: The Single Life. The launch of Discovery+ gave 90 Day fans access to tons of new content. Additionally, Discovery+ is constantly announcing and producing new 90 Day franchise content, so the possibilities are endless in terms of what might be added next. While some franchise content doesn't quite hit the target, this type of content definitely attracts Discovery+ subscribers.
The Discovery+ 90 Day Fiancė exclusive content features a wide range of options. Fans can watch recap series, more intimate content from their favorite couples, talk shows, game shows, and a series that documents the single lives of former 90 Day cast members. There is a Discovery+ 90 Day spin-off series for everyone. Now, it's time to rank the shows, from worst to best.
In the lowest position, at number six, we have 90 Day Lovers’ Collection. It looks back at some of the most romantic moments in the series’ history. The series is a great way for new fans to get a quick introduction to the show, but it's not the most exciting thing for long-time fans.
90 Day Journey collections focus on specific individuals and couples and summarize their time on the show. Darcey Silva and former couple Big Ed Brown (who was accused of being a user) and Rosemarie Vega are some of the cast members featured in the Journeys collections. These collections may only appeal to new fans or fans who are really dedicated to a certain person or couple.
90 Day Diaries is at number five. It focuses on various couples from past seasons of 90 Day Fiancé and its spin-offs, as they deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a more intimate look at their lives because most of it is filmed with their own cameras. 90 Day Diaries gives fans even more insight into some memorable couples, which is great for those who can’t get enough of the franchise. However, it’s nothing special. It’s like a more intimate version of some of their other series, such as 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?
At number four, we have 90 Day: Foody Call, which is one of the newer Discovery+ original series. It follows several 90 Day Fiance couples as they make some of their favorite meals or dishes from their countries of origin. The couples also answer fans' questions about romance and their own love lives.
90 Day: Foody Call is a fun series that gives diehard fans another look into the lives of their favorite couples. It may appeal to fans of the best cooking shows because it offers some tips on how to prepare certain dishes. It may also introduce some viewers to new types of cuisine. 90 Day: Foody Call is entertaining but doesn’t offer much insight into the lives of the couples. It doesn’t seem like a truly necessary part of the 90 Day franchise.
At number three, we have 90 Day Bares All. It gives fans a more in-depth look at some 90 Day moments, couples, and individuals. It’s basically like the “Tell All” episodes in 40-minute to hour-long episodes. Host Shaun Robinson gives 90 Day fans exclusive interviews, clips, musical performances, and sneak peeks.
90 Day: Bares All gives viewers access to must-watch exclusives, including some reunions. There are also interviews and hilarious clips that didn’t make the main show. As great as 90 Day Bares All is, it does sometimes lack interesting content. Some 90 Day cast members are more interesting than others. Plus, certain segments just miss the mark, including sex Bingo. The series just doesn’t provide as much excitement as it could. However, the Colt Johnson and Debbie Johnson interviews were great. Fans got to see a new and fun side of Debbie. 90 Day Bares All thrives when viewers get to see new facets of the 90 Day cast members' personalities, or showcases dramatic interactions, such as tensions between Hazel and Minty.
At number two, we have 90 Day: Love Games. This series has 24 couples competing to be crowned the ultimate 90 Day couple. It combines basic trivia with specific trivia for each couple. 90 Day: Love Games is a surprisingly addictive series. It puts the 90 Day couples in a competitive world and allows viewers to see which couples actually really know each other. It gives a little more insight into whether they’re a good match.
The series also (rather surprisingly) has a lot of drama, because the wrong question could set a couple off. A case in point was when Corey Rathgeber and Evelin Villegas were asked which 90 Day-er would be their "hall pass," It sparked tension because Larissa Lima was mentioned. Corey and Evelin have a history with Larissa. It’s one of the most unique 90 Day Discovery+ series.
At number one, we have 90 Day: The Single Life, which follows several former 90 Day castmates who are now single. It showcases their journey to find love. The first season of 90 Day: The Single Life featured Big Ed, Brittany Banks, Molly Hopkins, Danielle Jbali, Colt, and Fernanda Flores.
90: The Single Life gives 90 Day fans a way to follow their favorites who are no longer in a relationship. The show also smartly chose singles who are going to stir up controversy. You can always expect Big Ed (whom some fans are boycotting) to cause some type of controversy. It is an interesting evolution of the franchise, as it no longer focuses solely on the K-1 visa process. Instead, it highlights some of the stars of their franchise in the dating world.
All of these 90 Day Fiancé spinoff series are available exclusively on Discovery+