Malaysian version suck! ok maybe its still new but the way they present it is very uncool
the host Naz is too hyperactive some time and he is constantly reminding the girls to turn off their lights. poor single guy, the host Julie Woon interact with the girls to find out their opinion about the single guywhich is good but the girls don't really get to asks questions to know more about the guy, they only can judge him through his look and the video made on him.....very one way communications but i guess its the smart thing to do because sometime people ask sensitive questions and the host need to deflect it creatively which is not easy and need experience and skills which I don't think Naz is up to it quite yet.
the Chinese version on NTV7 every Saturday at 6pm was in my opinion a better version, that was more organize and polish. here is some more info about it
http://www.sinosplice.com/life/archives/2010/07/15/fei-cheng-wu-rao-whats-the-appeal
The basic concept of the show is that 24 girls will stand in a line, each atop a podium with a light hanging over their head. Facing them is one boy, who will at first secretly choose one of the girls to be his date. Then, he reveals some basic information about himself, after which each of the girls will decide whether he is ‘date-worthy’ or not.
I am still single so I can relate to some of these guys here trying to find love in this show
so modern day cupid? a show that help people find love is kind of interesting. see what attract girls and what put girls off about a guy is wort a watch right?
the host Naz is too hyperactive some time and he is constantly reminding the girls to turn off their lights. poor single guy, the host Julie Woon interact with the girls to find out their opinion about the single guywhich is good but the girls don't really get to asks questions to know more about the guy, they only can judge him through his look and the video made on him.....very one way communications but i guess its the smart thing to do because sometime people ask sensitive questions and the host need to deflect it creatively which is not easy and need experience and skills which I don't think Naz is up to it quite yet.
the Chinese version on NTV7 every Saturday at 6pm was in my opinion a better version, that was more organize and polish. here is some more info about it
http://www.sinosplice.com/life/archives/2010/07/15/fei-cheng-wu-rao-whats-the-appeal
The basic concept of the show is that 24 girls will stand in a line, each atop a podium with a light hanging over their head. Facing them is one boy, who will at first secretly choose one of the girls to be his date. Then, he reveals some basic information about himself, after which each of the girls will decide whether he is ‘date-worthy’ or not.
If a girl doesn’t like him, she will turn the light above her head off. If all 24 lights go off, the boy loses. If some lights remain on after the boy’s introduction, the boy may choose two or three of the girls for ‘future communication’. He also has the option in this case to choose a girl who turned her light off.
Finally, with three girls left, the boy will ask another round of questions, after which he will make his final choice. If the girl accepts, they may walk towards each other, join hands, and head off into the sunset for a future date and possible romance.
I am still single so I can relate to some of these guys here trying to find love in this show
so modern day cupid? a show that help people find love is kind of interesting. see what attract girls and what put girls off about a guy is wort a watch right?
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