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DO YOU LIKE GLAMOROUS GIRLS? GLAMOROUS LOCATIONS? Saturday night dating TV show BLIND DATE are looking for single, enthusiastic and lively contestants for this series.
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WRITE TO: BLIND DATE CONTESTANT SEARCH, LWT, London Television Studios, Upper Ground, London. SE1 9LT

Your bloody kidding me?

I wouldn't go on Blind Date full stop.

Apparently there was some chinless wonder on Blind Date last Saturday, kept dropping hints about how he *knew* PW.
It amazes me that they want more.

Not to mention that from what I've heard Blind Date has become kind of like the weakest link - both people trying to destroy their opponent with hatred and venom.

[s]Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 13:57, 7th Nov 2002:
Not to mention that from what I've heard Blind Date has become kind of like the weakest link - both people trying to destroy their opponent with hatred and venom.


Apparently, you now get 10 seconds after the screen goes back to change your mind and pick one of the others. Which sounds seriously cruel...

Half the folk that go on Blind Date are trying to get themselves 'discovered', and get a TV career out of it, anyway.

Does it ever work?

DO YOU LIKE GLAMOROUS GIRLS?

Note that they say nothing concerning the mouth breathers of men that appear on that program.

Doesn't the change mind rule *totally* ruin the entire concept of a BLIND date?

Yes. Yes it does.

But it gives the show the shallow superficialness that is required for programmes to be successful these days - like big brother.

[s]Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 15:46, 7th Nov 2002:
Does it ever work?


Think it did once. That Jenny Falconer from GMTV got in the papers after she picked an 18-stone chip-shop owner from Essex, and ended up with a TV presenting gig out of it.

While on the subject of current TV, anyone see that Russian Roulette on ITV last night? Celebrities answering questions for charity, but also being dropped through trap doors at random? Marvellous.

[s]Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 19:54, 7th Nov 2002:
But it gives the show the shallow superficialness that is required for programmes to be successful these days - like big brother.


Can something be Deeply Superficial?

did anyone else see crispan and olly on blind date last week? olly's got terrible taste!

[s]Unregisted User c wrote on 17:26, 8th Nov 2002:
did anyone else see crispan and olly on blind date last week? olly's got terrible taste!




i know!!!!