Posted on 10/16/2018 10:24:56 AM PDT by C19fan
Once upon a time in a more coy era people made an effort to get to know each other -- perhaps learning each other's names -- before hopping into bed together.
But for the swipe-right generation raised on dating apps like Tinder that is so last century, television executives believe.
A new dating show is helping time-pressed millennials save on the unnecessary preliminaries by cutting straight to the chase.
"Making Love" has jaws dropping at MIPCOM, the world's biggest TV market in Cannes, by having contestants have sex first before deciding if they like each other.
(Excerpt) Read more at france24.com ...
TV is already full of trash, no one will notice more.
The winning bidder opens his storage locker and.....whoa! There are people having sex in there.
An acquaintance who works in public health told me that The Villages is THE top hot-spot for STD infections in the Eastern US.
It’s a head shaker.
Jim Lange used to send a chaperon along on the dates for the winners of the dating game, circa 60s and 70s. Times have changed though.
What could go wrong???
What you did: I see it. :-D
One more step on the journey to destroying all ideas of morality.
I can’t wait for the tranny version. /SARCASM
“...Chuck Barris would have created this show...”
The Dong Show.
If they were into drugs, The Bong Show.
...and here we go...
Some musings on the “mechanics” of the show:
I guess we can assume that the show will be broken into 7 minute segments with some backstage fluffing during commercials.
And three couples per show will probably be necessary. I wonder if they will also have LGBT>>> couples for a variety of participants so they won’t be protested.
I heard that too, I didn't know you could get that from playing bridge!
If I offer to pay $100 to be a participant on the show, can I pick the girl?
They also play pickleball...
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