Girlfri3nds

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== Host ==
== Host ==
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Emma Willis
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[[Emma Willis]]
== Broadcast ==
== Broadcast ==
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Studio Lambert for ITV2, 26 September 2012 to present
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Studio Lambert for ITV2, 26 September 2012 to 2 October 2013 (16 episodes in 2 series)
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== Sypnosis ==
== Sypnosis ==
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Three single women looking for love move into a mansion, where they invite 100 single men (in two batches of 50) to attempt to woo them. They only have a few minutes to impress the women, and each woman can only pick six men to take forward into the next stage of the competition, the dates. Each women then dates each of their chosen dates, with the men picking the location in a further attempt to impress. Afterwards the women can dump the dates they didn't click with. The remaining men then progress to the next stage, where, after more of them are cast aside, the women then make their final choice of who they want to go out with - if anyone.
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''Girlfri3nds'' took three single young women, put them in a house together, and followed them as they sought love. In the first two episodes, the women were - as a group - given short dates with a hundred gentlemen, from which they were each allowed to invite six back. Subsequent episodes gave the various couples chances to get to know each other better.
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The game show element was small - at the end of each episode, the women were given a maximum number of men they could invite through to the next show. Only if the invited men consented would their relationship continue.
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The main tone we got from ''Girlfri3nds'' was of women being pleasant and supportive with each other. Host Emma Willis interacted with them; mostly her role was to ask the questions and encourage them to talk about their dates.
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A light and fluffy programme, well targeted at its audience of young women, many of whom got caught up in the unfolding story. Viewers with Y chromosomes tended to find the show a turn-off.
== Inventor ==
== Inventor ==
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Originally announced as ''Three'', before changing to the slightly more helpful name of ''Girlfri3nds''.
Originally announced as ''Three'', before changing to the slightly more helpful name of ''Girlfri3nds''.
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== Web links ==
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[http://itv.com/girlfri3nds/ Official site]
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girlfriends_(UK_TV_series) Wikipedia entry]
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{{hashtag|girlfri3nds}}
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Revision as of 02:08, 3 April 2020

Contents

Host

Emma Willis

Broadcast

Studio Lambert for ITV2, 26 September 2012 to 2 October 2013 (16 episodes in 2 series)

Sypnosis

Girlfri3nds took three single young women, put them in a house together, and followed them as they sought love. In the first two episodes, the women were - as a group - given short dates with a hundred gentlemen, from which they were each allowed to invite six back. Subsequent episodes gave the various couples chances to get to know each other better.

The game show element was small - at the end of each episode, the women were given a maximum number of men they could invite through to the next show. Only if the invited men consented would their relationship continue.

The main tone we got from Girlfri3nds was of women being pleasant and supportive with each other. Host Emma Willis interacted with them; mostly her role was to ask the questions and encourage them to talk about their dates.

A light and fluffy programme, well targeted at its audience of young women, many of whom got caught up in the unfolding story. Viewers with Y chromosomes tended to find the show a turn-off.

Inventor

Based on the Israeli series Three created by Keshet Broadcasting Ltd.

Trivia

Originally announced as Three, before changing to the slightly more helpful name of Girlfri3nds.

Web links

Official site

Wikipedia entry

The show publicised the hashtag #girlfri3nds.

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