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Mind of a Man

Two women guess what men think in a survey-based game show.

Mind of a Man is a game show that aired on Game Show Network, hosted by DeRay Davis. In each episode, two female contestants try to predict what men think about topics such as marriage, dating, and work, based on surveys of 100 men. The series is notable as the second game show in history to feature two female contestants playing, following the 1983 NBC show Just Men! hosted by Betty White.

Quick Facts

Genre
Game Show
Creator
Mark Cronin
Director
Dennis Rosenbaltt
Presenter
DeRay Davis
Starring
  • Alonzo Bodden
  • Mo Mandel
  • Bethany Dwyer
Composer
Cooper Rich
Country
United States
Language
English

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Reception

Critical reception for Mind of a Man was mixed. Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times called the questions frivolous and previewed the series as vacuous but often amusing. Marc Silver of The Washington Post described it as low-minded, saying his mind needed a shower after watching. Hank Stuever, also from The Washington Post, remarked that the title sounded like an SNL sketch. Carrie Grosvenor of About Entertainment, however, found the series a lot of fun and praised Davis as a great host. The series premiere on January 8, 2014, earned average ratings, with 497,000 total viewers and 112,000 adults 18–49; the four-episode debut night averaged about 407,000 viewers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created Mind of a Man?

Mind of a Man was created by Mark Cronin.

Who stars in Mind of a Man?

Mind of a Man stars Alonzo Bodden, Mo Mandel and Bethany Dwyer.

How many episodes of Mind of a Man are there?

Mind of a Man has 40 episodes across 1 season.

When did Mind of a Man end?

Mind of a Man last aired on 14 May 2014.

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