'Singles' Inferno' producer explains record-breaking Netflix renewal

The producer behind Netflix's dating reality show, "Single's Inferno," said actively incorporating viewer feedback has been key to the program's success and its renewal for multiple seasons. "We really try not to miss a single opinion that's shared and make a great effort to capture what the majority's viewpoints are," Kim Jae-won, one of the three producers of the hit show, said at an interview with local reporters Friday. "For example, one of the things that came up for Season 4 was the screen time was too concentrated on just a few people," he said, explaining why the fifth season featured 15 participants — the show's largest cast to date. "We thought by increasing the number, various love lines would naturally form and the focus would be distributed among more people," he said. "Fortunately, the new season presented diverse relationships and characters, just as we predicted." Earlier this week, Netflix announced production of a sixth season, making "Single's Inferno" the first Korean series to be renewed six times. The show follows attractive young singles seeking romance on a secluWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times