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2005-2008
6 seasons
MTV Networks
Comedy, Game Show, Reality

A reality based dating show in which five dates have been lined up for the contestant. The contestant can opt to declare "Next" at any time to reject his current option and carry on with the next, or, if rejecting all five, go home alone with a monetary consolation prize.

2005-2008
6 seasons
MTV Networks
Comedy, Game Show, Reality

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Fri, Jun 2, 2017

WITH NINE MONTHS LEFT ON THE CLOCK...

NBC has already revealed its game plan for Sunday-night telecasts of next season's NFL games. The Peacock has tapped Bob Costas ("Let's go, Or-ange!") to anchor the four-hour block of coverage, as part of which he will host Football Night in America, which is touted as TV's first ever prime-time-Sunday show about the NFL. (Unless you count Desperate Housewives, whose Nicollette Sheridan has been known to flash the occasional wide receiver.)

Thu, Dec 15, 2005

I'm sooo angry right now. ...

Question: I'm sooo angry right now. Mariska Hargitay wasn't nominated for a Golden Globe. What gives? Answer: Now, you know I love my Marish, but she won last year. The Golden Globes have always been about the next big thing, hence the first-time nods for such AA faves as Grey's Anatomy, Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh, Matthew Fox, Prison Break, Wentworth Miller, Everybody Hates Chris, My Name Is Earl and Steve Carell. It almost makes up for the absence of Veronica Mars, Lauren Graham, Kelly Bishop, Kristen Bell, Ellen Pompeo, Katherine Heigl, Battlestar Galactica and Mary McDonnell. (I said "almost.")

Wed, Dec 14, 2005

MONKEY BUSINESS

The box office went ape for King Kong over the weekend... oh, right — that's next Monday's news. (Hey, I didn't want to be the last hack to make a lame joke about people being driven bananas by Peter Jackson's instaclassic.) This weekend, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe dominated the cineplex, conjuring up $67.1 million in receipts. Expanding nationwide after two weeks, George Clooney's muy political Syriana took in $12 million for a second-place finish. But the big story — no, I'm not going to make another pathetic Kong crack — is the performance of two flicks in limited release: Memoirs of a Geisha, playing on only eight screens, made a stunning $674,000; and Brokeback Mountain — the movie of the year according to the L.A. Film Critics Association and the Boston Society of Film Critics — wrangled $544,549 in just five theaters. Its $108,910 take per screen

Mon, Dec 12, 2005