Just-Being-Me This review is not meant to offend anyone, it is just how i felt about the show and yes some people will like it but it isn't for me... everyone is entitled to their opinion.Well i saw this on TV the other day when i was up very early in the morning, nothing else was on, i don't usually watch shows like this but i thought "hey, nothing else on, lets give it a try"... it is an hour i will never get back. I can't really judge too much as like i said i have only seen it once so ill just say what i thought about that one time i saw it... Well i personally didn't know why or how it had got onto the TV. I mean every man had to be rich and every woman had to look like Barbie gone wrong. The show didn't seem to help people get a boyfriend/girlfriend at all.The host confuses me so much as the one i watched the other day showed a woman going on a date with a guy that surprisingly seemed sweet and caring... all through the date he tried making conversation etc and then he asked for a kiss and he gave her a "peck" on the lips, i thought this was sweet, the right thing to do on a first date (makes you seem like a gentleman)... but no... when he went into the host's office and told her he gave her a "peck" on the lips, she went overboard... because apparently according to the host.. he should have stuck his tongue down her throat... now i don't know about other women but for me if a man did that when i had just met him, it would have put me right off.The host makes out she is all successful etc and makes out she knows it all, better than everyone else, she knows best etc but really she knows nothing, she makes the girls act cheap and tries making the men act sleazy. The host is so gobby that no one can get a word in, it is all about what the host wants... and she is a "matchmaker" yet on the show i watched she said she was single... a single person would be the last person anyone should take relationship advice off in my opinion.I personally think this show should be banned from TV as it helps no one... this is my opinion from that one show, i can't imagine the others being different.I only rated it 1 because you can't rate lower.

pcast99-1 I've read a lot of reviews claiming this idiot matchmaker likes to single out rich men and set them up with gold diggers. I watched one episode and was disgusted and appalled by this moron's attitude. She blatantly calls certain men "Unfu**able" to their faces if she finds them unattractive.And she only matches rich people, as if money is the most important thing in a relationship. I've never liked BRAVO shows, and this pathetic embarrassment only strengthens my dislike for the network.I think this show is an offense to all middle or lower-class people with jobs because this travesty suggests rich people are the best and everyone else is low-down scum.

scbowen101 Patti I am wondering after seeing your show today, containing Dave the Sex Toy Guy, if you are aware that he also appeared in today's premier of Megan wants a Millionaire? Is this the type of people you cater to, or if you just took him as a client--unsuspecting that he is nothing but a advertising ploy seeker, looking for free publicity? He is just trying to get his name out there! He is not the type of person that expected you to really find him a mate! I feel like he used you and you honestly thought he was there for real this time. I think VERY poorly of him. I will not watch any more episodes of either show that he appears on. Of course, if he is not in an episode, I will watch your show every time it is on.Best wishes Patti--I think you do a terrific job for those that are serious! You really seem to take your work to heart and love your job. Keep up the terrific work and I'll keep watching! It took me 35 years before I found my soul mate and they are out there for all of us--once we drop our defenses and allow it in our lives. Also I thought the brunette Millionairess was right on by everyone of your comments!! LOVED IT ALL EXCEPT DAVE THE SEX TOY GUY Sarah

Vic_max First - this show is not for everyone. A lot of people may not like the title, subject matter or even the preachiness of the very opinionated Patti Stanger (the "matchmaker") ... and that's cool.However, if those things don't immediately repel you ... then it's actually kind of fun to watch. I don't watch the interview-date shows on network TV or MTV/VH1, but this show really grabbed my attention.Why? We see people diagnosed, coached, select dates and then perform on them. The fact that the focus is on a millionaire (generally 30s-50s) who's paying Stanger a lot of money to find a long-term mate ... adds a flair of interest to it. (Actually, I think that the ones that agree to appear on-camera have their fees waived.)Patti Stranger's qualifications probably boil down to the fact that she's a fast-talking "do it my way because you're still single" bully. BUT - sometimes that's what might be needed to get some successful businesspeople to make changes (esp. those who are a little too full of themselves).If you've ever found shows of this genre amusing (even if just for a few minutes), it's worth checking out an episode. You'll either love it and keep watching ... or shun it forever. So far, I'm still watching!