Studs

TV Series
1991–1993
30m

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A 90's version of The Dating Game. In this show, a single woman would be given a choice of eligible bachelors, who would preen, flex and otherwise show off in the hope of arousing her intere... Read allA 90's version of The Dating Game. In this show, a single woman would be given a choice of eligible bachelors, who would preen, flex and otherwise show off in the hope of arousing her interest. The next half of the show would be an interview with a previous pair of contestants, i... Read allA 90's version of The Dating Game. In this show, a single woman would be given a choice of eligible bachelors, who would preen, flex and otherwise show off in the hope of arousing her interest. The next half of the show would be an interview with a previous pair of contestants, in which they would describe their evening together in very explicit detail.

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- Scott St. John
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6.1/10

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Creator
- Scott St. John
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Ron Goldman once appeared on the show, trying to break into the Entertainment Industry.

Connections
Featured in Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation (1992)

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10/10

A VERY guilty favorite

The premise was pretty simple--get two guys (or girls), give them a hundred dollars to date three girls (or guys). Then they go on TV and all three of the guys (or girls) are given quotes from the three they dated and have to pick who said what. It all led to some truly funny stories about the dates. The guy who picked the most correct quotes wins. Mark DeCarlo hosted the show.

OK--it's a stupid show but I LOVED it. DeCarlo was the perfect host--very quick, smart and funny with the comments. Also he kept things from getting TOO nasty if one date went terribly wrong (although those were the funniest). Also I hate these shows that go out of their way to humiliate people--this show didn't. NO ONE took it seriously and they also tried different ways to keep the show fresh--one had everybody in 1940s costumes and was shot in black & white, then the 50s, the 60s, the 70s and ended the week with the 80s! Again no masterpiece but I had a lot of fun watching this.