Never mind that Studs was nothing more than double entendre innuendo dreamed up by the show's writers, and the audience from Married With Children hooping and hollering thruout the show. The only legitimate part of the show was everyone choosing whom they want to go out on a second date.
Another show with questionable credibility was Bzzz, another hyper, overly caffeinated dating type show. The basic idea behind Bzzz, was, a man (or woman) introduced to 3 different women (or men). One at a time, the man questions the woman (or vice versa) and if at any time, he feels this is NOT the woman for him, he presses a buzzer, which of course makes a loud noise. Then, another woman is introduced. However, if this happens to be the woman of his dreams, he'll ring a bell.
That couple moves on to a second round, where they play for some prize by trying to match each other. They stand against a wall with a partition, and are asked questions which they can respond with 2 different answers. My memory is sketchy of how the winner was chosen, but at the end of the show, the woman now gets to question the man, and if she feels he's not the right man, she can buzz him, and the date is off!
The contestants on Bzzz just looked too coached and too phony to be real. It also doesn't help that the show's host (Annie Wood) was originally the contestant coordinator, and stepped in as host when the original host didn't work out.
