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This show is kind of the "Scare Tactics" of WB. Meaning it's the dumb reality show. Almost every network unfortunatly had one. It's about how a person goes on a date with 4 people at one time. (Is it legal?) By the end of the show, he/she picks one out they liked the best. They have every thing a typical reality show has...cursing, stupid dates, and dumb, gross uneccassary jokes. I sometimes feel sorry for the poor people who have to go on this stupid show. This is from the WB, a great network that has given me such good shows like "Smallville" "Jamie Kennedy Expriment" and "Pokemon". Another thing about the show is that it's just plain boring, unfunny and pointless. It goes right up there with bad reality shows like "Trigger Happy TV" and "Scare Tactics". This is still worse than the other WB dating show, the slightly better "The 5th Wheel".

If that weren't enough, they have this thing where the contestants guess who will be the next person to be rejected. They had one "Bikini Week" thing and I was kind of noticing it wasn't really any different than any other week. Please, please, WB, get this stupid show off the air! I wish they would bring back the episodes of "Perfect Strangers" which was a GREAT show they had going for awhile. Don't waste this time with this one, and even watch T5W over it. A 3/10.

While this isn't the worst dating show out there - I think EX-treme dating holds that dubious title - this one isn't much better. Four men or women compete to get a date with a member of the opposite sex. I'd only go on this show to get a free meal and then leave. The whole premise is silly and farfetched; the people on it are either incredibly desperate singles or people who shouldn't be dating in the first place. Sometimes it does get unintentionally funny.

Real dates ABSOLUTELY bear NO resemblance to this.

You can't help but crack up when you see four people backstabbing and cutting each other down for a single date. But hey, it makes for a fast half hour. I find Spider Lou accurate in decribing the female contestants on that show, but I do recall seeing one stunning southern belle that looked like a supermodel from Victoria Secret (Britton from Charlotte, NC). Oh well, you can never get too much of "reality" tv, can you

I thought 'The Bachelor' was bad, in terms of how far ladies will go to get the "man of their dreams". It wasn't until I saw two (and ONLY two, for I wouldn't be caught dead watching another episode) episodes of 'Elimidate' did I realize that 'The Bachelor' is nothing.

This is reality TV meets softcore porn and Jerry Springer. Four "singles" (usually brainless, twiggy blonds with personalities similar to a melted crayon) go out on the town with one guy (usually a tall egomaniac), and through the day and into the night, the guy eliminates the girls one by one until he is left with the one he likes the best. During the date we see private interviews with the girls, and 99% of time they diss each other. The most creative adjectives used: slut, ho, and whore. Boy, these ladies sure do have low self-esteem and limited vocabularies.

What disgusted me most is that the 'prize' in the first episode wanted his ladies to prove they were worthy by giving him a lap dance. NOTHING was edited out, and even some body parts had to be blurred for obvious reasons. What I would love to know is how these guys can even be attracted to these women; they don't have much to offer.

This is trash TV at its worst. Avoid at all costs.

That other guy who commented about TV being sad or some garbage is a moron. Elimidate rules! I wish It were still on TV so badly. That's all I have to say about that, but it is required that I provide ten lines of copy. So, I hope that Elimidate releases some sort of DVD comp, or every episode ever. And Next does suck. Sometimes Dating on Demand will fulfill a date show craving, but it's like synthetic Elimidate. Is this enough frigging lines yet? Well, I guess not. My friends are watching 24 right now, and I do not find this show to be nearly as entertaining. In fact, I think I hate it. Although I have heard that you really have to get into it for it to be good. And when you do, it is.