Not on here yet...but I plan to watch it......looks good!

I don't think the damage to the relationships is worth the money. You won't see me signing up for this game show!

I will probably watch it again though.

I'm surprised the one guy lost on that question. To me, that was an easier question.

I think I'd have a hard time with the polygraph test. Not because I was lying or doing something outrageous, but because I couldn't say a flat 'yes' or 'no' without justifying it.

Hey, not me, nor my ex! He was a big time liar!

We watched for all of 7 minutes and were bored silly. I'd rather watch paint dry than this mess.

I couldn't give up a new Criminal Minds to give this show a try.

I was looking forward to a new show, but this one won't be on my must watch list.

Why would anyone want to answer such questions before family and a huge TV audience?

The questions are lewd, or so close to it, the show is to me, indecent.

The long suspense wait is silly, too.

So this is what TV has come to?

Sue, the resident fuddy-duddy.

Scoot over, Sue...I'm with you!

Leslie/KS...another fuddy-duddy

Sue, is there a chair next to you? I couldn't take how slowly it moved and also thought the suspenseful wait was unneccessary. Also think the questions are too subjective. There's no way I could answer yes/no to some of those. I won't be watching again. Frankly, I'll be surprised if it comes on again, but then I guess it has to with so many shows that still don't have their new season ready due to the strike.

Watched it just because of the hype, and that it came on after AI.

I found it embarrassing--but pretty much what I expected. How could people sell their self-respect and relationships out for a few $$$? The contestants were pretty much the kind of person I anticipated would agree to go onto a show like that--conceited creeps. Doubt I'll ever watch it again.

Add me to the not impressed list and won't watch it again. Whoever did the editing did a terrible job - the host would ask a question that wasn't part of the "yes or no" portion and then it would instantly cut to something else. And the long pause while the computer said true or false drove me crazy.

the coming attractions for this show were enough to turn me off and I have no desire to watch this show.

I watched it...looked forward to it, but I was bored by it. Moves too slow for me.

I was interested in it but it was so slow that I lost interest in it, and as already stated, won't give up Criminal Minds for it. I didn't like the questions either, but I guess people like that stuff.

Count me among the unimpressed. I see a cancellation in this show's not too distant future.

But speaking of gameshows - anyone watch the PBS Pioneers of Television installment last night - on Gameshows? It was a real trip down memory lane and worth the watch. Even though it wasn't a complete history, it was very interesting to hear the old hosts, etc. talk about the audience, both in studio and at home, as well as what made a great host, which in some cases they still don't have down pat. And while they did touch on the scandals, it wasn't the focus.

I thought it might be interesting, but I agree with those of you that said it was way too slow moving!!!

Could it have gone any slower? That was ridiculous. It just drug on ...and on and on....

Watched, thought.....dumb and slow. Won't watch again. This thing of game shows lately that have that "suspense" wait before they reveal an answer, is irritating. I can't believe how hard up some people are for their 15 minutes of fame to go on these shows. They seem not to have any pride. Dottie

It was a slow mover for sure. What would be interesting is to do a follow up on the contestants a year from now and see how many of them are still in the same relationship or employed at the same place as they were when the show aired, as in the case of the second contestant who said in front of his boss that he a) has gone through other employee's belongings and b) has a gambling problem. (This guy works at a racetrack!) His boss didn't look overly comfortable after those two answers, but then who would take their boss to a show like that?
Suzan J

B-o-r-i-n-g for sure. I'd rather read my book, which I did. How desperate can you get for TV entertainment/game shows, writers' strike or not.

I agree...it sounded good but was a disappointment. I told DH the wsit for the answers makes nuts....I dozed off through the last half. It was a snoozer!

OMG, Gwanny, so did I and I was sitting up!

Agree that this was just an awful show. I only stayed with it for about 10 minutes. Once I heard that old we'll-get-to-that-answer-after-these-messages nonsense, I flipped the channel.

LOL I agree with all you guys. Twinkie and I both sat there and "qualified" every answer we gave. When they asked the guy about going through a coworkers "personal belongings", Twinkie quickly said, no, that he hadn't ever done that. When I reminded him that we both had had close friends at work that you went to their desk and got supplies, phone numbers, coke change, etc., he changed his answer! LOL

(The personal trainer is a dog....ROFLMBO)