
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.

Maggie may have totaled two cars in fits of rage, married the same man three times, or been arrested for having sex outdoors.

Curtis may have to sleep with a four-foot stuffed animal, on "High School Musical" bedsheets, or in a twin bed with his twin brother.

Lydia may take three antidepressants a day, may be a mail-order bride in three European countries, or may have been arrested three times for breaking and entering.

Josh may have moved his girlfriend's belongings out of the house while she was at work, may believe he can move objects with his mind, or may not have missed an episode of "The Young and the Restless" in seven years.