Millions of viewers are saying “I do” to Season 20 of “Married at First Sight.” The Kinetic Content relationship reality series, which moved to Peacock during Season 19 after 15 seasons on Lifetime, underwent a few changes this year. The finale and reunion dropped on Peacock on Thursday, revealing that all but two couples chose
For longtime “Married at First Sight” viewers, season 20 may look a little different. The new season, which debuts July 12, is the first full season made for Peacock. The series, produced by Kinetic Content, aired from seasons 5 to 18 on Lifetime before moving to NBC’s streaming service in 19, but that deal wasn’t