Jubilee Media, the digital media company behind “Surrounded” and “Middle Ground,” is launching two short-form series and bringing back its dating show “Nectarhouse” for a third season.

The new series, “People Spotting” and “Dateable,” are the company’s first short-form series and its first productions filmed in New York City. Both are original man-on-the-street formats.

“People Spotting” premieres November 11 on Jubilee’s Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts accounts. Players get binoculars, a category, and a limited number of guesses, and scan a crowd to find a stranger who fits a given description.

“Dateable” premieres December 8 on the Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts accounts of Nectar, Jubilee’s love and dating channel and mobile app. In each episode, a single stands in a busy New York City park wearing an “AM I DATEABLE?” sign while the host invites strangers to review the single’s online dating profile in front of them. Each stranger decides whether the single is dateable before the host delivers a final verdict.

“Nectarhouse” returns November 14, exclusively on the “Nectar” YouTube channel. The show places ten Gen Z singles under one roof for 100 hours. Each day, the singles secretly text Nectar who they are most attracted to, and on the final night they learn whether the attraction was mutual. Jubilee says the first two seasons drew more than 51 million views across platforms.

Jubilee, founded and led by CEO Jason Y. Lee, produces format-driven content that brings people with differing perspectives into direct dialogue. The company says its flagship series, including “Surrounded,” “Middle Ground,” and “Odd One Out,” reach more than 380 million monthly views across platforms, driven by a highly engaged Gen Z audience.

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