Take Me Out (Australian game show)

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Take Me Out
Presented by Joel Creasey
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes8
Production
Executive producerDigby Mitchell
ProducerJames Collins
Production locations Sydney, New South Wales
Running time50 minutes
Production company Fremantle Australia
Original release
Network Seven Network
Release3 September (2018-09-03) –
27 November 2018 (2018-11-27)
Related
Taken Out

Take Me Out was an Australian television dating game show hosted by Joel Creasey and premiered on the Seven Network from 3 September 2018 until 27 November 2018. [1] [2] The show was filmed at Fox Studios Australia.

Contents

Take Me Out is essentially based on the same format as Taken Out , a 2008 dating game show developed by FremantleMedia and hosted by James Kerley. International versions of the show began screening in Denmark as Dagens Mand (Today's Man) from 2008, with the Netherlands the first country to use the title " Take Me Out " in 2009. [3] Other successful versions have screened in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

In June 2019, the series was cancelled and would not return for a second season. [4]

Format

The objective of the show is for a single man to obtain a date with one of thirty single women. The women stand on stage underneath thirty white lights, each with a button in front of them. A single man is then brought on stage and tries to persuade the women to agree to a date in a series of rounds, playing a pre-recorded video discussing his background, displaying a skill (such as dancing or playing a musical instrument), or playing another video in which the man's friends or family reveal more about his virtues and philosophy.

At any point during the rounds, the women can press the button in front of them to turn off their light if they do not believe a date with this man would be constructive to their well-being and if this occurs, their area of the stage will turn red. If, at the end of three rounds, there are lights still left on, the bachelor will turn off all but two remaining lights. He will then have a chance to ask one question to the last two women, before choosing which woman he wants to go on the date with by turning off one more light.

Alternatively, if the man had been left with two lights at the end of round 3, he will just ask his question to the two remaining women but if there is only one light left at the end of round 3, he will go on the date with that girl without asking her his question. If all the women turn off their lights before the end of the third round - this is referred to as a blackout - then the man must leave the show without going on a date.

Cast

Flirty Thirty

NameAgeResidenceOccupationFirst Appearance
Kylie Mann [5] 22 Perth Former Miss West Coast finalistEpisode 1
Rachel Alizzi34 Sydney Un­known
Ritu Chhina22SydneyUn­known
Brooke Ford27 Melbourne Un­known
Imogen EwanUn­known Gold Coast Un­known
Rhiannon BosmaUn­knownSydneyUn­known
Shania PerrettUn­knownUn­knownUn­known
Aria Giannini24SydneyUn­known
Abbey Flanagan22SydneyUn­known
Brigitte Rose26SydneyUn­known
Bridie Cahill [6] 20SydneyUn­known
Bethany EloiseUn­knownUn­knownUn­known
Michaela KnoppertUn­knownUn­knownUn­known
Maddison Cleo23SydneyUn­known
Karly Reimers25Melbourne

Real Estate

Lou P ScarlettUn­known Darwin Burlesque dancer
Mallory Sedger [7] 22SydneyUn­known
Hanna Holmes25 Brisbane Un­known
Mikayla GrayUn­known India Un­known
Evie Morgan21PerthUn­known
Heloise-Laure Ruinard [8] 30BrisbaneBeauty sales rep
Megan BeddoeUn­knownUn­knownUn­known
Emma Bass21SydneyUn­known
Marisa Lamonica34SydneyActress/Model
Karla GutteridgeUn­knownUn­knownNude model
Sheree Crow [9] Un­knownSydneyDance teacher/choreographer
Jo Jo LuciaUn­knownUn­knownUn­known
Amy Skorikov21MelbourneStudent
Erika TsukitaUn­knownUn­knownModel
Emma Hollingsworth [10] Un­knownBrisbaneIndigenous Artist
Natasha LadaniUn­knownGold CoastPsychic Healer
Leticia Belle LlanosUn­knownBrisbaneRetail
Jazzey Rooney [11] 21PerthWaitressEpisode 2
Jenni WahonickUn­knownSydneyPageant Queen
Lacey LandesmannUn­knownSydneyWedding PlannerEpisode 3
Tiffany Nicholas [12] Un­known Benalla Disability Worker
Steph Deane24BrisbaneE.R. Nurse
Jasmin FinkaUn­knownUn­knownUn­knownEpisode 4
Claire Hayes21BrisbaneCosmetic Receptionist
Gianna Cheung [9] 20 Wollongong Academic/Model/Musician
Emily ZganiaczUn­knownSydneyMake-Up Artist & Qualified Graphic DesignerEpisode 5
Sam NagleUn­knownSydneyGraphic Designer
Madz HamiltonUn­knownSydneyStylist
Raquel GarachUn­knownMelbourneReal Estate Sales AdminEpisode 6
Aleks Markovic [13] 26PerthSinging Teacher
Jarrah BevilacquaUn­knownMelbourneBusiness Development Manager
Christie HawkingUn­knownBrisbaneUber Tech SupportEpisode 7
Annisa BelonogoffUn­knownSydneyComedian
Amy Zampetides32SydneyPlus Size Model
AbbeyUn­knownCentral CoastHairdresserEpisode 8
BelleUn­knownSydneyMake-up artist

Single Men

NameResidenceDateResultEpisodes
Troy LangridgeBunburyBrooke FordLikeyEpisode 1
Harrison Luna [10] Adelaide Em HollingsworthLikey
PerrySydneyJo Jo LuciaNo Likey
Philipson SillahMelbourneAbbey FlanaganLikey
MatejSydneyEmma BassLikeyEpisode 2
BJ McGillGold CoastBLACKOUT
Jackson KellySydneyBridie CahillLikey
Dylan Humphries Tasmania Shania PerrettLikeyEpisode 3
Sebastian AndreasenSydneyMaddison CleoLikey
JoshMelbourneBethany EloiseNo Likey
Rutendo MahachiSydneyMarisa LamonicaLikeyEpisode 4
Harrison TylerPerthMikayla GrayNo Likey
Nelson ThanePerthMallory SedgerLikey
TGold CoastEmily ZganiaczNo LikeyEpisode 5
DylanSydneySam NagleLikey
George Silvino [9] SydneyImogen EwanNo Likey
Adam BadgeMelbourneLou P ScarlettLikeyEpisode 6
Rashik MohtasinSydneyRitu ChhinaLikey
Tim SimmonsWollongongClaire HayesLikey
Dan BlackBrisbaneHeather LegasLikeyEpisode 7
Ben HetheringtonBrisbaneHeloise-Laure RuinardLikey
Johnny HuynhMelbourneBLACKOUT
Toufic SaadehSydneyNatasha LadaniNo LikeyEpisode 8
Jorden Jennings [14] SydneyMadz HamiltonNo Likey
JordanMelbourneRachel AlizziLikey

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateOvernight ratingsRef(s)
ViewersRank
1Episode 13 September 2018604,00014 [15]
2Episode 24 September 2018513,00013 [16]
3Episode 311 September 2018504,00014 [17]
4Episode 418 September 2018503,00015 [18]
5Episode 525 September 2018426,00019 [19]
6Episode 616 October 2018407,00018 [20]
7Episode 723 October 2018489,00016 [21]
8Episode 827 November 2018394,00016 [22]

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