Next (TV series)

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Next

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Genre Competition, Reality, Dating
Starring only contestants
Country of origin USA
No. of episodes 113 episodes (as March 8, 2007)
Production
Running time approx. 0:22 (per episode)
Broadcast
Original channel MTV
Original run April 4, 2005 –
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Next is a dating television show produced by Kallissa Productions airing on MTV.

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Each show consists of two contestants. Usually, one contestant is a male with five female daters and one contestant is female with five male daters, but homosexual episodes are also common.

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The daters are hidden from the contestant on an RV which follows the contestant's van. The date begins with the contestant and one of the daters. At any point during the date, usually when things start to get boring, unpleasant or the dater has an attribute the contestant does not like, the contestant can say "next" and the dater is eliminated. The date is suspended, the dater returns to the RV, and another dater is sent to continue the date. Eliminated daters receive a monetary prize equal to one dollar for every minute they lasted on the date.

At any point, the contestant can give the current dater a choice between a second date or take the monetary prize. The date ends when all dates have been "nexted" or when a dater is given the choice between money or a second date.

It is not uncommon for the contestant to "next" a dater at first sight, sending the dater back with a single dollar. The contestant can also attempt to avoid the disgrace of being turned down for a second date in favor of a large monetary prize by asking for a second date early. On one episode, a contestant nexted the first four daters and asked the last dater for a second date within the first minute. Faced with the choice of only one dollar or a date with the contestant she just met, the dater opted for the second date. Short comment clips from contestants and daters are shown throughout the show.

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