KUTV β Dating. So, when year-old Remington Butler wanted to find his roommate Colin Ross a girlfriend, they thought outside the box and started a dating show. The boys passed out fliers, picked contestants and broke out the roses. What started out as a simple way for one "bro" to help another "bro" out turned into a praised by Twitter users, head-turning show.
Soon after a few episodes aired, Warner Bros. The show even parted ways with the iconic roses. Before the changes, there were some aspects of the show that were different from the strikingly similar ABC production. You can tell they are awkward on camera, but everyone is super excited about it.
Despite the Warner Bros. The girls are super good friends. They hang out outside of the show, and most of them are pretty into Colin. However, the show has already seen one engagement. A contestant left the show to marry another man. Once Ross finds love and hopefully picks a major , plans for season two will be even more different from season one.
While keeping the format of the new season under wraps, the boys are sure the idea is unique and unlike any other dating show. They are now accepting applications for season two, which will feature at least one girl as the lead. Anyone who is over age 18 and single can apply until the end of March. Over potential contestants and bachelorettes have already applied. To learn more about the show and its relation to the charity Hope Humanitarian, visit provosmosteligible.
Tue, 04 Feb GMT Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1. Ski Report. Game Center. Now Mon Tue They are competing for Colin Ross's heart, hoping to get a rose at the end of each week before the show's format was changed. Photo courtesy of Provo's Most Eligible. However, Warner Bros. After seeking legal council, the boys decided not to end the show, but give it a makeover. Stay Connected. Like Us. Follow Us.
