'Love in the Wild' debuts
When "Love in the Wild" debuts tonight at 10 on NBC, it will try to refute charges that it's the cheesiest reality show title since "Temptation Island."
The focus will be on 10 single guys and 10 single women -- serial daters all -- who have been plopped down in a remote area of Costa Rica. We see the singles in the jungle, with giants ants and distant volcanoes.
None of the people know each other, but each is asked to pick someone of the opposite sex. The resulting teams then compete in various challenges, as the couples either learn to like or loathe each other.
As Scottish-Australian host Darren McMullen explains, "Each adventure will put the relationship to the test because how well they work together will determine if they're meant to be together."
There will be a winning team and a losing team each week.
Contestants will end up with mosquito bites, bad hair and maybe a relationship that has withstood the misery of both.
The focus will be on 10 single guys and 10 single women -- serial daters all -- who have been plopped down in a remote area of Costa Rica. We see the singles in the jungle, with giants ants and distant volcanoes.
None of the people know each other, but each is asked to pick someone of the opposite sex. The resulting teams then compete in various challenges, as the couples either learn to like or loathe each other.
As Scottish-Australian host Darren McMullen explains, "Each adventure will put the relationship to the test because how well they work together will determine if they're meant to be together."
There will be a winning team and a losing team each week.
Contestants will end up with mosquito bites, bad hair and maybe a relationship that has withstood the misery of both.
