‘How to Find Love Online’ explores numbers and science behind online dating

Internet dating has transformed our love lives: One in five committed couples meet on the internet and 91 million of us around the world log on to internet dating sites.

An expert in public health issues at Fordham University in New York, Dr. Xand van Tulleken is hopelessly single and looking for love. Can Dr. Hannah Fry, lecturer in mathematics at University College London, use her statistical know-how to help connect this public health expert with the partner of his dreams?

Find out Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 9 p.m. on Arizona PBS.

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'Letters from Baghdad' shares true story of Gertrude Bell's influence on the Middle East

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'How to Find Love Online' explores numbers and science behind online dating

"How to Find Love Online" shows the science and data behind online matchmaking, in which 1 in 5 committed couples met on the internet and 91 million of us around the world log on to internet dating sites.

'Letters from Baghdad' shares true story of Gertrude Bell's influence on the Middle East

Sometimes referred to as the female Lawrence of Arabia, Bell was an explorer, spy, archaeologist and diplomat who helped shape the Middle East after World War I.

Explore daily faith and spirituality practices around the world with 'Sacred'

Become immersed in the daily use of faith and spiritual practice in more than 25 countries in "Sacred," airing Dec. 10 at 9 p.m. on Arizona PBS.