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Carlton creates Page Three girl dating show
Published Friday, Mar 30 2001, 15:50 BST | By James Welsh
Broadcast has reported that Carlton Productions has acquired the rights to another incarnation of the "Who wants to..." format; a show where the prize is a date with a Page Three girl.
Carlton is understood to have created the snappily-titled "Who Wants to Date a Page Three Girl?" following the purchase of rights to the format of US show, "Who Wants to Date a Hooters Girl?". The company is believed to be pitching to UK broadcasters, including the ITV network, home of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire.
The US version of the show, which aired on NBC, featured contestants competing with each other for a date with a waitress from US bar chain, Hooters. The tagline of the show was "where the guy gets a girl and all the girls get a laugh." It is possible, although unconfirmed at the present time, that Carlton may choose to partner with The Sun for the UK version, the tabloid newspaper being the home of the Page Three Girl.
Carlton is understood to have created the snappily-titled "Who Wants to Date a Page Three Girl?" following the purchase of rights to the format of US show, "Who Wants to Date a Hooters Girl?". The company is believed to be pitching to UK broadcasters, including the ITV network, home of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire.
The US version of the show, which aired on NBC, featured contestants competing with each other for a date with a waitress from US bar chain, Hooters. The tagline of the show was "where the guy gets a girl and all the girls get a laugh." It is possible, although unconfirmed at the present time, that Carlton may choose to partner with The Sun for the UK version, the tabloid newspaper being the home of the Page Three Girl.
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