Great Film overall

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

I can't even begin to say how lame those thought bubbles are!!!Roger Lodge is usually so smug it makes me ill.Let us just watch the frigging' date without the VERY lame comments in those thought bubbles.I mean they are so bad,on the credits no one even wants to be credited with them.I wouldn't doubt if Roger Lodge did them thinking he was clever. Blind Date SUCKS!!!!!!!!Oh my gosh,I've got to come up with ten lines for this to be submitted.I guess I'll have to start with,How bad does this TV show suck?Let me count the ways.The smugness and downright unfunny Roger Lodge is just tough to watch.Tougher to watch are the very lame and unimaginative 'thought bubbles' which contain little or no thought.The dates themselves are not bad at all,I wish they'd just let us just watch the dates & let us make our own thought bubbles to ourselves!!I try watching entire episodes,but VERY rarely can take it.The ONLY thing that does is a really funny or great date,thats ruined by the lame comments inside the thought bubbles.On my best day I'd give this show a 2 or 3,but overall I can't,in good conscience,give it more than a 1 after tonights episode,which I fought to watch the whole 1st date.I can't believe all the positive comments I read on this train wreck of a TV show.Awful show!!!

I wish it was on more. The "thought bubbles" are ingenious. hysterical! Who ever you have writing for your show I wish was my best friend. Without the thought bubbles the show would not be bearable to watch. I even purchased the "Blind Date Uncensored" video and i never buy videos I like the show that much. A fine collection of LA's best oafs, morons and Village idiots. Sometimes the dates work out and thats nice. But its amazing to see how many people will act like an ass on national television. Roger Lodge, keep up the good work! OK, I do have to ask one more favor from my room mate..., bring back the lesbian episodes they were great!

Blind Date is an hilarious show. The producers got wise pretty quick and figured out the dates would be more interesting if they paired opposites instead of people who might actually get along. Just watch, the results are among the funniest things you will see, and the writers do a surprisingly good job with their comments during the dates. Consult your local listings.

Apparently the premise of this show is to illustrate how smug, egocentric, self-centered, and materialistic 20-somethings are. If that's the case, it succeeds beyond its wildest dreams. Planned Parenthood should use episodes from this show as training films; the moral would be, "If you have kids, they might turn out like this!" The men--for lack of a better word--are invariably totally obsessed with their bodies; many of them take their "dates" to a workout at their gym. They then spend most of the date strutting, preening and bragging about their sexual prowess, and can't understand it when the women don't laugh at, or even get offended by, their smarmy, juvenile attempts at double entendre. The women don't come across much better, either. They're either simpering bimbos or arrogant, balls-to-the-wall barracudas determined to show the guy who's boss and take control of everything from the get-go. If this is an example of the generation that's going to take over from us, then we're in worse shape than I thought.