With Married At First Sight done and dusted, another social experiment is fast approaching on the horizon: Channel Seven's The Super Switch.The reality show, which is described as a 'super-sized version' of Seven Year Switch, follows six dysfunctional couples as they try to get their relationships back on track by 'swapping' partners.But the program's resident psychologist Jacqui Manning says that, unlike MAFS, affairs will be actively encouraged as part of the process. Scroll down for video The dating show that ALLOWS you to have an affair: Channel Seven's The Super Switch encourages troubled couples to 'swap beds' 'I guess [cheating] is always a risk, isn't it? But if someone was to go down that path, I think that danger would've always been there,' Jacqui told News.com.au on Friday. 'I think many of the couples discussed their feelings about it and what their boundaries were... what is cheating to any one person.'Jacqui added that all the couples in the experiment define infidelity differently, with some even considering kissing or flirty texts to be cheating. Controversial: The program's resident psychologist Jacqui Manning (pictured) says that, unlike MAFS, affairs will be actively encouraged as part of the experiment 'Everyone has got their own deal breakers in a relationship and I think if your partner was going to challenge those, they would do that inside or outside the experiment,' she added.Trailers for The Super Switch have already teased that the show will be rocked by an cheating scandal involving one of the experimental couples. With the show promising betrayal, punch-ups and breakdowns, comparisons to Married At First Sight are inevitable. Betrayal: Trailers for The Super Switch have already teased that the show will be rocked by an cheating scandal involving one of the experimental couples Will it be even worse than MAFS? With the show promising betrayal, punch-ups and breakdowns, comparisons to Married At First Sight are inevitable But while Jacqui acknowledges that there may be some similarities between the two shows, she promises that The Super Switch is sufficiently unique. Meanwhile, Channel Seven is billing the program as 'Australia's most controversial experiment', which makes it sound like MAFS on steroids.The Super Switch premieres at 7.30pm on Tuesday, June 11 on Channel Seven Too hot for TV! Channel Seven is billing The Super Switch as 'Australia's most controversial experiment', which makes it sound like MAFS on steroids Don't miss it! The Super Switch premieres at 7.30pm on Tuesday, June 11 on Channel Seven
The dating show that ALLOWS you to have an affair
With Married At First Sight done and dusted, another social experiment is fast approaching on the horizon: Channel Seven's The Super Switch.The reality show, which is described as a 'super-sized version' of Seven Year Switch, follows six dysfunctional couples as they try to get their relationships back on track by 'swapping' partners.But the program's resident psychologist Jacqui Manning says that, unlike MAFS, affairs will be actively encouraged as part of the process. Scroll down for video The dating show that ALLOWS you to have an affair: Channel Seven's The Super Switch encourages troubled couples to 'swap beds' 'I guess [cheating] is always a risk, isn't it? But if someone was to go down that path, I think that danger would've always been there,' Jacqui told News.com.au on Friday. 'I think many of the couples discussed their feelings about it and what their boundaries were... what is cheating to any one person.'Jacqui added that all the couples in the experiment define infidelity differently, with some even considering kissing or flirty texts to be cheating. Controversial: The program's resident psychologist Jacqui Manning (pictured) says that, unlike MAFS, affairs will be actively encouraged as part of the experiment 'Everyone has got their own deal breakers in a relationship and I think if your partner was going to challenge those, they would do that inside or outside the experiment,' she added.Trailers for The Super Switch have already teased that the show will be rocked by an cheating scandal involving one of the experimental couples. With the show promising betrayal, punch-ups and breakdowns, comparisons to Married At First Sight are inevitable. Betrayal: Trailers for The Super Switch have already teased that the show will be rocked by an cheating scandal involving one of the experimental couples Will it be even worse than MAFS? With the show promising betrayal, punch-ups and breakdowns, comparisons to Married At First Sight are inevitable But while Jacqui acknowledges that there may be some similarities between the two shows, she promises that The Super Switch is sufficiently unique. Meanwhile, Channel Seven is billing the program as 'Australia's most controversial experiment', which makes it sound like MAFS on steroids.The Super Switch premieres at 7.30pm on Tuesday, June 11 on Channel Seven Too hot for TV! Channel Seven is billing The Super Switch as 'Australia's most controversial experiment', which makes it sound like MAFS on steroids Don't miss it! The Super Switch premieres at 7.30pm on Tuesday, June 11 on Channel Seven
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