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Newlyweds in TV land
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While watching an episode of “Lost” recently, my husband and I caught a promo that made us take notice:
On March 2 at 10 (ET/PT), ABC is starting a show called “Here Come the Newlyweds” where seven couples will try to win a ton of money to kickstart their life.
My husband turned to me and said—how come we didn’t try out for that?
I looked at him and said: You honestly want to be on TV in front of millions of people? We didn’t even want guests to see our house until we put away the wedding gifts.
Looks like an interesting show. Will you be watching?
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