Mitch is a lonely dad, looking for a new woman to settle in with.

He likes to color.

And read to his children. A-DILF-able.

He drives a Maserati because it has plenty of room for his adorable tots.

However, he's a terrible over-sharer. And Patti thinks he needs to rein it in.

Ayinde is back after things didn't work out with Patti's last match for him.

He has a budding radio business -- even though he has a face for television.

Fist pumps with dudes are not satisfying his desire to settle down.

Look at that graceful spike.

Reading the paper alone is not working out. Who is going to help him when he's stuck on the crossword?

Those boats are filled with couples, which makes Ayinde sad.

Patti wants to be sure that Ayinde isn't just going to nit-pick the next girl out of his life.

Patti checks out the ladies that could bring that "And" factor to Ayinde's life.

Bohemian style continues to vex Patti.

The women are ready -- with Patti's improvements.

Sorry, these questions are not going to fly Ayinde.

Somehow Bracha's reading skills and background were enough to net her a date with Ayinde.

Mitch takes Tova out for a day at the vineyard.

She's going to need to finish that glass if Mitch keeps talking about his ex-wife.

On his date Mitch meets a camel, who like him, is in need of Patti's services.

Bracha is going to need to change, it's charity time.

It seems like she's getting along better with this child than Ayinde.

Which leads Ayinde to think she could be a good mom.

Cheers to many more dates.

Love among the rolling hills.

Bracha does not seem thrilled to need to ID every item of food on her plate.

Ayinde thinks his match was a failure because of Patti.

Patti respectfully disagrees.

Ayinde isn't going to drop his complaints.