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"contemporary satirical romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 15, 2002
New York's SOHO copywriter Liz Pemberly feels her personal
life is at zero so when she sees a NY Post advertisement
for contestants to go on TV's Bad Date she decides to try
out. The rules are simple as fourteen participants will
vie for the one million dollar jackpot Read more...
"A timely comedy"
Reviewed by Janice Bennett
Posted March 26, 2003
Told in first person format, REALITY CHECK is the story of
what happens when Liz Pemberley and her two beautiful NYC
roommates compete for a chance to win a million dollars and
a trip to Paris on a new reality-based TV game show called
"Bad Date" All they have to do is join eleven Read more...
SummaryCopywriter Liz Pemberley is approaching burnout, so what
has she got to lose by agreeing to air her romantic dirty
linen on Bad Date, America's hottest reality TV show,
especially with a million dollar jackpot at stake?
But she soon discovers that the competition may be too hot
to handle —on several levels—when she meets co-
contestant Jack Rafferty, a handsome Miami restaurateur.
How can Jack and Liz play the mating game while appearing
on Bad Date, when a no-fraternization clause in their TV
contract means courting another contestant means courting
catastrophic scandal?
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