Myx TV, the only English-language multicultural Asian American entertainment network in the U.S, continues to garner mainstream media industry attention for its innovative, fresh and smart reality shows. In the last week of June, major publications like Broadcasting & Cable, Channel Guide Magazine, Cynopsis, Red Carpet Crash, TV.com and TV Media Insights selected the channel' second season premiere of Bagged as among those that should be watched and followed. It was promoted together with other season premieres or finales of shows from major networks like CBS' Big Brother, Esquire' Car Matchmaker, A&E' Duck Dynasty, TNT' Falling Skies, Spike TV' Ink Master, Showtime' HAPPYish, NBC' American Odyssey and WGN America' Salem, to mention a few.

Myx TV has designed Baggedto force contestants to rely on everything but their looks. The faces of three contestants vying for one dater' interest are hidden by masks for the duration of the date, and are only revealed at the end of the episode after a winner is chosen.In the article by Channel Guide Magazine' Kellie Freeze, she wrote:I'm all about finding the best on TV and spreading the word, and sometimes a show is so hilariously outrageous that I'm delighted, flabbergasted and speechless at the same time. Such is the case with 'Bagged'. Season 2 premieres June 25 (Which depresses me - because how have I lived in this world and not known about this show until now!?! So. Much. Wasted. Time.)The first season of Bagged premiered last August 21, 2014. In an interview with Variety magazine, Myx TV General Manager Miguel Santos said about the show: In today' world where appearances are so valued and judged, we think Bagged is a refreshing take on dating. It is entertaining, sexy, and provocative just like the dating lives of many of our viewers.For more information on Bagged, visit Myx.tv.