What if the very things you think make a good first impression are actually sabotaging your romantic prospects? This eye-opening documentary series, hosted by relationship expert Dr. Maya Sterling, dives deep into the most common yet overlooked blunders that doom dates before they even begin. Each episode follows real singles as they go on blind dates, only to have their interactions dissected by Sterling and a panel of behavioral psychologists. From the pitfalls of over-sharing and the death knell of a poorly timed joke to the subtle body language cues that scream disinterest, the show reveals the shocking science behind human connection. The central conflict emerges as participants confront their own self-sabotaging habits, learning to replace anxiety-driven behaviors with genuine, confident engagement. Blending warm humor with hard-hitting social experiments, the series maintains an uplifting and educational tone, promising viewers not just a list of do's and don'ts, but a practical, psychology-backed roadmap to turning awkward encounters into the start of something real. It is a must-watch for anyone who has ever wondered why a promising first date didn't lead to a second.