Durlston
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I think it would be difficult to watch if the girl got rejected by all the blokes as they're a lot more sensitive and could shatter her confidence for a long time.
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I think it would be difficult to watch if the girl got rejected by all the blokes as they're a lot more sensitive and could shatter her confidence for a long time.
public school boy
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It's a total embarrassment. If this is a true reflection of the UK, God help us!!! Bring back Blind date. I can't understand a word/grunt that comes out of the host's mouth. Those who take part in this program are generally extremely common.
Uncle Spielberg
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Let the willy see the fanny. He's great.
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. Is she your partner ?
Uncle Spielberg
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I am one of the blind date generation so this is just an updated version.
jonny.rainbow
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Devon Seagull
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My 10 year old son loves this programme. He picks his favourite 3 girls.......that's my boy!
Jim Van Winkle
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"Hello, my name's Nigel and I'm from Croydon"
O' no we've got a all lights out in the first round, come over here and get some Paddy love!
Chesney Christ
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Very rare. And would be far more common if it was the other way round (gender-wise).
Arthur
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I've seen it twice, was f***ing awful both times!
The reason I've seen it twice is because my mate was on the last series (Super Simon - his "skill" was they dressed him up in a superman costume and flew him around the set on wires). He picked a bit of monster with gammy teeth which was slightly surprising especially as the other bird he'd got down to had massive jugs. Turns out the blokes are told who they have to pick so it's a bit of a sham as well.
Sorry to shatter anyone illusions of it being a genuine dating show. That said he did end up shagging the monster for a while when they got back from their "date" so perhaps their is something in it?
The reason I've seen it twice is because my mate was on the last series (Super Simon - his "skill" was they dressed him up in a superman costume and flew him around the set on wires). He picked a bit of monster with gammy teeth which was slightly surprising especially as the other bird he'd got down to had massive jugs. Turns out the blokes are told who they have to pick so it's a bit of a sham as well.
Sorry to shatter anyone illusions of it being a genuine dating show. That said he did end up shagging the monster for a while when they got back from their "date" so perhaps their is something in it?
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Great programme. Lots of banter. Some fit birds. Funny host. What's not to like...
Uncle Spielberg
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A man so wise in the ways of a woman
Not really. No doubt you are beating them off with a stick.
public school boy
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This reflects badly on you. The women are a bunch of dogs and the banter is what one would expect to hear in the capital of Chavland and the host is an add for COMMON man. YUK YUK YUK!! No wonder this once great country is sinking to the depths of depravity.
redneb
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Lighten up. This would sell in most countries.
The one thing I don't like about it is it'sa group of women analysing the particulars of a bloke but they dont have it the other way round, like it's not socially acceptable that way round.
shaolinpunk
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I bloody love it.
If I'm watching TV on a saturday evening I don't want anything particularly deep or intellectual, I want light entertainment that doesn't require anything over than me melting into the sofa. Take Me Out definitely fits the bill.
Last year we were in the Fortune of War and we bumped into someone who had been in the episode that was the week before. People got chatting to him and he said there was no emotional connection with the girl he went on a date with, so he did the deed after the date and then they went their seperate ways. Lad.
If I'm watching TV on a saturday evening I don't want anything particularly deep or intellectual, I want light entertainment that doesn't require anything over than me melting into the sofa. Take Me Out definitely fits the bill.
Last year we were in the Fortune of War and we bumped into someone who had been in the episode that was the week before. People got chatting to him and he said there was no emotional connection with the girl he went on a date with, so he did the deed after the date and then they went their seperate ways. Lad.
shaolinpunk
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Have it the other way and it becomes a bit 'rapey'. Also, I imagine that if it was the other way round the men on it would be a lot less fussy than the girls, and if the girl is hot she'd automatically have 30 lights on at the end and if she wasn't she'd have a few at most, regardless of whatever personality has been shown in the different rounds
Seagull Steve
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Total shite. Its just another low budget Saturday night borefest.
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If you wouldn't f*** at least 1 bird on there based purely on looks you're pretty gay.
Light hearted banter. Nothing wrong with that. Chill out a bit jeeez! Life's too short to be serious all the time!
public school boy
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People complain about having to pay for a TV licence but may be it's a good thing as it keeps this type of nonsense off the BBC. Chav People like Chav programs. I'm off to enjoy The Jeremy Kyle show init!