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The “Age of Attraction” creators knew they were stepping into hot water making their age-gap dating series for Netflix.

During the production process alone, Jennifer O’Connell and Rebecca Quinn found themselves in heated debates over how to set up the experience for their singles, ranging from 22 to 60 years old, but also how to frame it for the audience at home.

They did not want to dip into Milf hunter territory or “creepy old men” tropes but instead spotlight a real-life phenomenon that exists in modern relationships.

Theresa Demaria, John Merrill in The Promise Room on Age of Attraction (Credit: Courtesy of Netflix)

“It could have been super ick,” Quinn told TheWrap.

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