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Title: Too Hot to Handle (2020– )
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The show takes 10 hot singles who are notorious commitment-phobes when it comes to relationships, and it puts them in an island villa together for what they think is going to be a four week sexcation. But when they get there, they're told there's prize money involved, and it depends on all of them remaining abstinent for the four week retreat.
I mean, I do not understand why people watch this; if they didn't, shows like this one would stop being made. I gave this show a shot because, apparently, it was number one in trending.
I watched the first episode and I feel like I have to vent: Firstly, I do not understand the idea behind them acting like they didn't know what they signed up for - they were all shocked when they found out the rules of the game or whatever this thing is. Well, I guess that's the point of a reality show to make it look real, but a bunch of people thrown on an island and not knowing what they're doing there is not too real, the creators could have designed the introduction in another way. Then, maybe I'm thinking too pragmatically, but who couldn't keep it in their pants for one month for $100,000? Again, I don't see the idea behind this show. I don't think you can learn anything from it, although I have to admit I was mesmerized by that guy's methapore of being a cosmic star with his own gravitational field. And then there was one dialogue where one guy asked the other whether he could picture himself with one of the girls in a long-term relationship. After they all had a 5-minute talk. But that's not all, a joke is then inserted clarifying that long-term term meant four weeks. Haha.
What did I jusy watch? Why does this thing exist?