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''Disaster Date'' is an American
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TV-show on
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in which actors go on a
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with a person. The series premiered on September 28, 2009, ended on July 18, 2011 and was filmed in
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,
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.


Premise

Each episode usually has three separate dates. Each blind date is set up by the participant's friend, who usually gives a
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about the participant, along with three things that they hate. From there, they go on a date with an undercover actor, who exhibits the three things that the participant hates. Each date lasts 60 minutes, and for every minute the person lasts, they earn one dollar. If they last for the entire date, they earn the full 60 dollars. If the participant walks out on the date early, or the date reaches 60 minutes, the actor will reveal the ruse and present them with the money. A total of 13,404 dollars was awarded throughout the show's entirety, counting an additional 222 dollars given on four double dates.


Episodes


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