Amazon Prime Video Announces Three New Reality Series Premiering This Summer (TV News Roundup)

Three new reality shows — “The One That Got Away,” “Forever Summer: Hamptons” and “Cosmic Love” — will premiere this summer on Amazon Prime Video, the streamer a…

Three new reality shows — “The One That Got Away,” “Forever Summer: Hamptons” and “Cosmic Love” — will premiere this summer on Amazon“We’re excited to introduce a new slate of addictive, entertaining reality programming that celebrates love and relationships in all forms,” said Vernon Sanders, head of global television at Amazon Studios.

In the coming-of-age docusoap “Forever Summer: Hamptons”, a group of college kids from widely different backgrounds work at a seaside restaurant in the Hamptons. But, by night, the group takes on the town and explores love as they chase the perfect summer. The series is produced by Amazon Studios and Haymaker East, and it is executive produced by Lynne Spillman, Jessica Chesler and Morgan Miller along with Aaron Rothman, Josh Halpert and Jesse Light for Haymaker East.

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