Who's your daddy?

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Over dinner last night Mr. B tells me about this new reality TV show on Fox called "Who's your daddy?". It involved a young woman who was adopted as a child picking out her "real" daddy out of a line up of 12 men.

I didn't believe him so today I googled it and sure enough, "Who's you daddy" is on the air.

What's next? "Bastard"? "Egg Donor"?

I heard that plans were ditched for a reality show where couples would compete to adopt a baby.

And that plans were ditched for a "real" Beverly Hillbillys.

What do you think about "Who's your daddy?"?

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Slappy's my daddy.

Ok, really, what a lame show. The saddest part is that people are gonna watch it.

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I watched. Very Happy

I think it definitely is horrible to volunteer for a show like this, but I'll gladly watch someone else's drama unfold in such a shocking ...possibly embarrassing way.

Anywho... I cried my eyes out. At least 5-6 grabs at the toilet paper (no tissue). Happy ending.

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I thought Maury had the "Who's Your Daddy" market cornered.

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I saw the commercials for it but the premise just seemed way to cheesy for me.

I hear "Who's your egg donor?" is in taping now for an early summer release. Wink

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I was busy watching Las Vegas.

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You know, I'm really feeling quite lucky that all we get to watch around here is Pee Wee's Playhouse and The Backyardigans.

I usually read the TV review and the movie reviews as a reasonable alternative since I know I won't be getting to see any of it. If I can't be a participant in popular culture I can still keep up.

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Flipping through the channels I came upon the show. Watched about 10 minutes, which is all that I could stand and turned it off. Apparently, there is no level beyond which TV will not sink to.

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Backyardigans rock!

Have you seen the Vikings episode? Love Tasha's song. ("Extra, extra tough.")

Anyway, carry on.

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Joahaeyo wrote:

I watched.

I think it definitely is horrible to volunteer for a show like this, but I'll gladly watch someone else's drama unfold in such a shocking ...possibly embarrassing way.

Anywho... I cried my eyes out. At least 5-6 grabs at the toilet paper (no tissue). Happy ending.

I watched it, too. It is the only 'reality show' I have watched, in fact.

What got me was when the adoptee chose her birth father in the end Exclamation

Yes, Joahaeyo, at least 5-6 grabs, however, I had a box of tissues nearby. :wink:

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