Naked Attraction
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You know how on [[Blind Date]] the picker doesn't see anything until they've picked? On this show, pickers see everything before they pick. | You know how on [[Blind Date]] the picker doesn't see anything until they've picked? On this show, pickers see everything before they pick. | ||
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| + | A person is faced with five booths, inside each one a naked person of the opposite/same sex. Each person is gradually revealed from the bottom up (yes, starting with the goods) and eliminations made at every stage. When they get to the final two, the pickee loses their clothes as well before inevitably picking the person with the biggest genitalia/breasts to go on a (clothed) date with. Sexy AND empowering! | ||
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| + | During the process between cheering everyone on Anna explains the science behind attraction with various animated cutaways, which apparently is enough for the show to come under the education bit of Channel 4's PSB budget, if our understanding is correct. | ||
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| + | == Trivia == | ||
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| + | If the contestant call outs are anything to go by, there's a much higher proportion of men willing to apply than women. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 23 July 2020
Synopsis
You know how on Blind Date the picker doesn't see anything until they've picked? On this show, pickers see everything before they pick.
A person is faced with five booths, inside each one a naked person of the opposite/same sex. Each person is gradually revealed from the bottom up (yes, starting with the goods) and eliminations made at every stage. When they get to the final two, the pickee loses their clothes as well before inevitably picking the person with the biggest genitalia/breasts to go on a (clothed) date with. Sexy AND empowering!
During the process between cheering everyone on Anna explains the science behind attraction with various animated cutaways, which apparently is enough for the show to come under the education bit of Channel 4's PSB budget, if our understanding is correct.
Trivia
If the contestant call outs are anything to go by, there's a much higher proportion of men willing to apply than women.
