About the show
You’re on the other side of the glass.
PICK ME puts eight singles in a snowed-in mountain chalet and gives the audience a place in the production room. Watch them flirt, read each other wrong, make a choice, and live with it.
The audience steers.
The house reacts.
When a ballot opens, you choose from the options on the voting page. The result sets a situation in motion. Attraction, loyalty and how someone reacts aren’t things an audience can guarantee.
You can watch without taking part. You can also pick a side, share an episode with a friend, and bring them into the next decision.
PICK ME is in beta. Available episodes stay in the archive, and the site shows the current ballot status. New releases will appear here when they’re ready.
A few things to know.
Where should I start?
Start with the episodes, or watch the official trailer for the introductions. Each episode has its own page you can return to or share.
How do I vote?
Go to the ballot box. Open ballots show the available choices. Select one to record it; you can change your choice until that ballot closes.
Do I have to vote to watch?
No. Watch the show, get to know the cast, and follow the story. Taking part in the audience decisions is optional.
Does a vote make two people get together?
The audience chooses from the options in a ballot. That can create an opportunity or complicate a situation. It doesn’t guarantee mutual attraction or the reaction you wanted.
Where are the results?
Closed ballots appear in the Producers’ Room with their counts and any published outcome notes.