Catfish’s Nev Schulman is currently recovering from a recent bike accident that resulted in him breaking his neck. 6hy3j

While many associate the term "catfish" with the 2012 MTV reality show, Catfish: The TV Show, its origins trace back to a 2010 documentary that inspired the series. The term has become ingrained in common language, often used to describe a person who creates a fake online persona with the purpose of deceiving others, particularly in romantic contexts. The documentary not only highlighted the emotional impact of online deception, but also introduced a word to describe it. The problem with catfishing hasn't subsided; people are still being catfished today, and the MTV reality series, now airing season 9, is there to catch them.

Even after a decade, and over 200 episodes,  of tracking down scammers and con artists, Catfish is still helping people. The show is currently running its tenth season and is still one of MTV's most popular reality shows. Usually, the show follows a formula of research,  present, meet-up, and finally, discussion.

Michael "Cowboy" Ellis is a Big Brother 5 fan favorite, and made his return to reality TV in an unexpected way when he appeared on an episode of Catfish: The TV Show. This episode featured a trifecta of reality stars, also including fan-favorite Survivor villain Russell Hantz and another beloved Big Brother star James Huling. All three of these men spoke to a mysterious "Julia" and Catfish's Nev Schulman and Kamie Crawford were on a mission to discover her true identity.

MTV’s Catfish: The TV Show shares some of the strange situations that arise from online dating, and we're here to talk about Nyhjee and Cianna, who were featured on the series. Creating a connection online can be a difficult task, especially when the relationship is strictly behind screens. Distance often plays a big factor in these situations because it is easier for individuals to lie about who they are. Hosts Nev Shulman and Kamie Crawford help uncover the problems that come when people lie about who they are on the Internet.

MTV’s Catfish: The TV Show has become the ultimate guide to how to spot red flags when it comes to dating online, and we're about to share information about Mathan Cephas and "Leah Mayer." The show has featured some hard-hitting episodes. The series focuses a lot on authentic reactions and confrontations between people and their catfishes. This makes for some very entertaining reality TV.

Aaliyah and Paula were involved in a Catfish: The TV Show relationship that was very enigmatic, and we're ready to share fascinating facts about their complicated romance. Nev Schulman and Kamie Crawford have gotten to the bottom of several incredibly puzzling catfish cases, but Aaliyah and Paula's twisted dynamic has thrown even the savviest online sleuths for a loop. From the beginning of Aaliyah and Paula's romance to the conspiracy that shocked Nev and his Catfish co-host Kamie, there is plenty to unpack when it comes to this relationship.

The reality television series Catfish: The TV Show has been airing on MTV since 2012 and we are about to share information about how to watch season 8. The show brings truth to uncertain relationships. Hosts Nev Shulman and Kamie Crawford guide individuals through the personal journeys of their online relationships as couples meet for the first time. They navigate the emotional connection between two people when one of the partners is not being truthful about who they are. Catfish: The TV Show has been running for almost 10 years, with the eighth season currently airing weekly on MTV.

MTV's Catfish has been around for a decade now, first in the form of a documentary film, and then with a TV series. Catfish: The TV Show first aired in the fall of 2012 and follows people who have found love online, but are not sure if the person they are talking to is real or fake. The show has since gone on to air many seasons, with the second half of the currently-airing season eight becoming the first-ever all-virtual season of the show.

MTV's Catfish: The TV Show has been a popular weekly watch since it first debuted back in 2012. Nev and his range of co-hosts have been catching masquerading online lovers for eight seasons now.  Sometimes, however, viewers wonder what happens to their favorite protagonists after the show ends. Back in season 7 on episode 22, America met Taylor, who was in an online relationship with a "man" named Christian. Things quickly went south and it turned out Taylor's new lover never existed and it was all a huge joke designed to get Taylor on TV.