Netflix has greenlit "Weight To Date," a dating reality series from The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC) that follows singles navigating relationships after extreme weight loss. The show marks IPC's first sale since founders Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman left their roles at Sony Pictures Television just weeks earlier to run the company independently, making it a notable early win for the newly independent producers.

The series will follow around ten to twelve people who have lost significant amounts of weight and are re-examining their identity as they return to dating, positioning it as a soft-format docuseries in the vein of IPC's own "Indian Matchmaking" and Netflix's Emmy-winning "Love on the Spectrum." Holzman and Saidman will executive produce alongside Jeanne Begley, tapping into a subject that has gained traction on social media amid the rise of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. The order adds to a wave of recent Netflix non-scripted commissions, including "The Leftovers" from SallyAnn Salsano and "Arizona Hot" from Banijay's Brightspot Content.