Boy meets Boy

Bravo is proud to present television's first gay dating series with "Boy Meets Boy," a new twist on a traditional dating show. You've heard all the controversial buzz--now you can see for yourself what everyone is talking about! "Boy Meets Boy," hosted by Dani Behr, is Bravo's distinctive reality gay dating series with twists that explore the unexpected, leaving the viewers on the edge of their seats. In the premiere episode, viewers will meet James (the "leading man") a handsome, 32-year old administrator in the human resources department of a law firm. James and the fifteen potential mates will live in luxurious but separate accommodations. The suitors vie for his affections by participating in group activities and attending one-on-one dates, while James?with advise from his best friend Andra?eliminate men at the end of each episode. In the final episode, one lucky mate will be chosen…

Rating

Status

Ended

Network

Bravo

Seasons

Finale

Original Airdate: September 2, 2003

The final elimination ceremony is still fourteen hours away. That's a lot of time for three anxious Mates to wait. Nothing helps kill time like a little vodka, and soon the edgy threesome turn into a trio of merry pranksters. Left unattended, they make off with a Boy Meets Boy camera and stage a little show of their own. In the morning, James and Andra arise to breakfast and to one last strategy session. They evaluate not just the three remaining men but also those who came and went. Not all of their suppositions appear to be on the mark, as they mistakenly peg Darren as straight, and Paul and Jim as gay. The time has finally arrived. One glass of champagne to offer, two potential love interests? and a third man with a decidedly different agenda. James first breaks the news to Brian: he feels privileged to have met him, but his heart lies elsewhere. As James suspected, Brian is in fact gay. Next, James eliminates Franklin, "outing" him as the straight guy. Franklin confirms that he is straight, and apologizes for the deception. The experience has been extremely enlightening for Franklin, but James reminds him that the scales are not equal: "There is so much that we, as gay men, have to fight against already... the fear that we can be infiltrated for another goal in something that we thought was just about love, hurts." Finally, happily, James offers the final glass to Wes, who tearfully accepts.

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