
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.

Ellen may have earned her bachelor's degree while in prison, may have had a long-term affair with a married man, or may have had more than seven cosmetic surgeries.

Dina may refuse to touch a sweaty man, may have flushed her ex's heart medication down the toilet during a fight, or may have sex at her house while her family listens.

Hal may wear a bra, donate his sperm for bar money, or make his girlfriend give him bikini waxes.

A dater must choose between men whose baggage includes sleeping in footed pajamas and fainting at the sight of spiders.