This episode catches up some memorable daters from previous episodes, including incurable romantic Kate has always dreamed of meeting her future husband.

Last year Kate turned to a dating agency for help, and was set up on a blind date with Simon. Twelve months later and Kate and Simon are still going strong.

Twenty-seven-year-old Michael has recently hooked-up with Jennifer, who he's known her for several years, though they've never dated before.

But Michael's autism makes it hard for him to understand the rules of dating and he has a habit of rushing things.

Ray is a 50-year-old office training manager with a learning disability. When Ray met Jeanette, cupid struck, and the couple are still together.

Last time around Brent had just broken up with his childhood sweetheart, but his Tourette's syndrome made it hard to go on dates.

And 31-year-old Steve, who has Crouzon syndrome, finds himself back on the dating scene. Will 25-year-old Sophie be the woman for him?

The Undateables Season 3 Episodes...

• s03e01 - Mary, Daniel and Hayley
• s03e02 - John, Ruth and Zoe
• s03e03 - Michael, Ray, Brent, Kate and Steve
• s03e04 - Sam, Shaine, Richard and Justin

The Undateables Show Summary

Looking for love can be tricky, but some find it harder than others. Add disability to the equation and it can sometimes seem almost impossible. This uplifting three-part series follows the journeys of several extraordinary singletons as they enter the dating circuit in pursuit of love.

From a stand-up comedian with Tourettes and a trapeze artist with brittle bones, to a media student with Down's Syndrome, an amateur poet with a learning disability, and a skateboarder with a facial disfigurement, the series follows them as they enter the world of blind dates, matchmakers and speed dating.

With the help of Searchmate, one of the UK's leading personal introductions agencies, and Stars in the Sky, a specialist dating agency for people with learning difficulties, The Undateables explores the realities of looking for love in an image-obsessed world, where too many people make snap judgements based on first impressions - and even consider some to be 'undateable'.