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On Monday night, Oxygen treated viewers to the scantily clad two-hour finale of Mr. Romance. Created by Gene Simmons of KISS, the reality series followed a dozen beefy dudes as they spent six weeks competing to be the next Fabio — or at least the next Harlequin Romance novel cover stud. We "harle-can" stand the cheesy fun of it all! Two victors emerged: Randy Ritchwood — the winner according to the judges — and Viewer's Choice winner Andrew Larsen. (According to Oxygen's website, more than 45,000 fans voted for their faves and Larsen won by 2,500 votes.) Unable to choose between the hotties, TVGuide.com interviewed both. We're greedy that way. TVGuide.com: OK, spill it. Did all of you guys get along? Seems you had a few divas in the group.Randy Ritchwood: Oh, yes. Everybody had a good time.Andrew Larsen: Totally. TVG: You even got along with Tony? He was always whining about

One of Bravo's latest additions to their ever-increasing reality lineup, Manhunt: The Search for America's Most Gorgeous Male Model, aired its juicy finale last week. Iceland-born Jon Jonsson — the 22-year-old single Adonis pictured here — was crowned the winner, beating out popular runner-up Rob Williams (who just happened to be the only openly gay contestant in the Top Ten). In the end, Jon snags $100,000 and a prestigious modeling contract with IMG, plus a free interview with TV Guide Online!TV Guide Online: Congrats! Did you think you'd win?Jon Jonsson: Well, actually, I really didn't. I thought I had the worst chances out of almost anyone there. Out of all the guys, I had just about the least amount of knowledge about the fashion industry. But then, I quickly realized that the competition wasn't about that at all; it was about confidence in front of the camera. TVGO: Were you nervous about the nudity r