US TV
NBC has given the go-ahead to a new reality TV show - Little Black Book will attempt to give love a second chance between a bachelor and eight of his former girlfriends.
Production on the show will begin in the Autumn, when the nine people will be whisked off to a house in North Carolina to see whether romance can be rekindled as the bachelor dates his ex-girlfriends all over again. Initially, they'll all be sharing the house together; by the end of the series, the bachelor will have whittled down his ex-girlfriends to one.
Creator and Executive Producer Joe Livecchi said:
"This is the first reality series that’s all about real relationships. He is probably the bravest guy in the world to open his heart and a house to all his ex-girlfriends."
Executive Producer Bob Kusbit added:
"We all have that one special someone that got away. We’re giving people the opportunity to change the course of their lives, to literally re-live the past. Where else can you get a chance like that?"
Production on the show will begin in the Autumn, when the nine people will be whisked off to a house in North Carolina to see whether romance can be rekindled as the bachelor dates his ex-girlfriends all over again. Initially, they'll all be sharing the house together; by the end of the series, the bachelor will have whittled down his ex-girlfriends to one.
Creator and Executive Producer Joe Livecchi said:
"This is the first reality series that’s all about real relationships. He is probably the bravest guy in the world to open his heart and a house to all his ex-girlfriends."
Executive Producer Bob Kusbit added:
"We all have that one special someone that got away. We’re giving people the opportunity to change the course of their lives, to literally re-live the past. Where else can you get a chance like that?"
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