Dating in the Dark?

Is anyone watching this show? When I first heard the title of this show, It almost made me think of the time I went to Jail at 18 and er eh, never mind. Anyho If you want to know what it's all about the format goes like this:
3 women placed on one side of a mansion, the men on the other.
Then the madness begins.
They are unable to meet, or visit unless in the dark. Complete dark. These ho's can not even see a hand in front of their face. Pitch dark.
They set up a few dates among the groups, giving the couples a chance to figure out which one is potentially for them based on everything but looks.
Next each person is allowed to choose who they would like to see, and If two of them choose each other they are given a 20 second glance of their choice in the dark room. The looks on some of their faces is priceless.
Honey believe me these participants are not supermodels. Just average Joes, and Janes.
The finale? The Reveal.
So they got a 2o second glance, and based on that quickie and the visits next comes the participants chance to either hook up or get somewhere.
The best part is?
They put either girl/ guy on the balcony upstairs in the sequestered mansion. From this perch the front door is visible. Cue themusic a la bachelor. Either the ho comes out on the balcony, or you get to watch the guy/gal exit the front door and walk it off. REJECTION DELUXE.
And who said looks aint everything?
Let's Ride Ho's

Comments

mrs.missalaineus said…
sounds like a grown-up version of '7 minutes in the closet' but i am sure if pressed i could make up a drinking game to go with it.


my word for verification is 'whimen'
as i can get men on a whim...lol.

how are things with you in las vegas? did you watch the show on a date? (poor folk like me and mr. mischief have awesome tv dates).

xxalainaxx
August 27, 2009 at 2:48 AM
Anonymous said…
I'd be too afraid. lol. I have a hard enough time trying to find someone to date me with the lights on. HAHA
August 27, 2009 at 7:18 AM
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