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In each game, the featured contestant, or "Picker", would eliminate undesired dates using six categories ranging from the innocuous (height, weight) to the blatantly sexual ("Bedroom Behavior", "Package"). Once eight or fewer remained, the Picker would start asking them ''Dating Game''-style questions, having them perform certain tasks, or both. The "Picker" would then "Keep" the candidate or "Dump" him or her. The three who survived this would then be asked questions with two possible answers; for each one that matched the Picker's, a candidate would move one step closer to the Picker. Whoever reached the Picker first won the date; in the event of a tie, Hardwick would ask a "[[The Price Is Right|closest without going over]]" question to break it.
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* [[All or Nothing]]: Just like ''Dating'', you either get the date or you don't.
* [[Big Win Sirens]]: Anytime a contestant reached the Picker and thus was matched with him or her.
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** "Pianoboy" Jon Ernst.
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* [[Brown Bag Mask]]: Some "dumped" contestants were forced to wear one with a big frown face on it.
* [[Crossover]]: With ''Buzzkill'', a prank show also airing on MTV at the time. One of the show's performers, upon being rejected, dropped his pants on the way out, showing the female "Picker" his boxers with "YOUR LOSS BABE" emblazoned on the rear.
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