Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too
Bad girls from past seasons search for love.
Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too is an American reality television dating game show that premiered on Oxygen. It is the second spin-off of Bad Girls Club, featuring three alumni from previous seasons seeking romance among a group of bachelors. Comedian Bret Ernst hosted the first season, and Tanisha Thomas from season 2 of Bad Girls Club has hosted from season 2 onward.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Dating game show
- Presenter
- Tanisha Thomas
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Seasons
- 4
- Episodes
- 33
- Executive producers
- Gil Goldschein
- Jonathan Murray
- Rick DeOliveira
- Runtime
- 40-44 minutes
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Format
Alumni from previous seasons of Bad Girls Club are looking for the man of their dreams. The show takes place in one of the original Bad Girl houses used to film previous seasons. Three bad girls have a choice of several bachelors to explore love and friendships. Each week features a variety of challenges and group dates, and as the season goes on, the dates become more solo while the girls pick the man of their dreams. In season 1, thirteen bachelors competed for the love of three bad girls. They would compete in a series of challenges to be deemed trophy winner. As trophy winner, the bachelor could pick dates, have invulnerability from elimination, and enjoy alone time with a bad girl. Elimination took place at the Bad Girls VIP Room at a local club. During elimination, all three bad girls choose one bachelor each that they think to be reckless or lacking interest. The bachelors would sell themselves to the bad girls on why they should remain in the competition, and the bad girls then deliberate and pick which bachelor to go. Introduced in season 2, bad girls compete to be HBIC (Head Bad Girl in Charge). The HBIC puts the bachelors up for eliminations and picks the dates of the other girls. The other two bad girls have to vote on which bachelor leaves. If there is no agreement, the HBIC gets to pick which bachelor is eliminated. Amy Introcaso-Davis, former vice president of Oxygen, stated that over the successful run of the Bad Girls Club series, the show’s die-hard fan base has demonstrated an insatiable interest in the dating lives of these flirty and outrageously energetic girls, and that Love Games gives avid viewers the opportunity to watch their favorite bad girls find love in a fun and wildly entertaining way.
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