Fall TV Blog

Linds March 30th, 2009

I don’t understand why it has to be average women. Why wouldn’t a pretty girl want to date a plus-sized bachelor?? I think it all depends on his personality. It’s sad that they don’t think he could do better than just the average woman!

Teri B March 30th, 2009

I would watch a show like this, heck I would even participate in it. Not every person is a size 2 or 4, why do all the skinny girls dating shows?

Goober March 30th, 2009

No

Susan March 30th, 2009

So “average” men and women are plus sized? This is what it has come to? Either your fat or your skinny? This is ridiculous… I do not consider myself skinny and at a size 7 who could stand to lose 5 lbs, I am not fat…I am “average”, normal. Why don’t they do a show where they pick a guy with the best personality, doesn’t matter if he is “average” or buff and the same for the women – a whole spectrum of body types. My husband isn’t buffed out, but he is fit and I would call him “average” loking. This is just more crap from reality TV. Call a spade a spade, fat is fat, not average.

Holly March 30th, 2009

I would absolutely watch it! But, because the person would have a few extra pounds..why would they have to call it something else?? Why can’t they be on “The Bachelor”? I mean, they are still ‘bachelors’ or ‘bachelorettes’!!

Teri B March 30th, 2009

Oops I meant “need a dating show”….and also I agree with Linds, the personality is what normally attracts me to a guy.

Samantha March 30th, 2009

I think that could be a good show. Although there could be some major emotional problems with bigger women. Sometimes they don’t have the best confidence, and I’m sure the reality show will exploit that. But it could be an inspiring story about finding your self and what to love about you self.

Debbie March 30th, 2009

To be honest, that would be the only way I WOULD watch the show again. After this past season’s BS, something a little closer to reality would be worth watching.

kate March 30th, 2009

sad sad sad

Judy March 30th, 2009

Yes, I would watch the show. Not everyone is “skinny”, and I think it would be great to get the “plus size” involved. After all, plus size people like to be loved just as well as skinny people.