Come Date With Me

Five batchelors try to convince one woman that they are the best date. Twenty-eight-year-old trainee drama teacher Tracey Lupton kicks off the week by hosting five eligible bachelors: advertising salesman Will Preston, entrepreneur John Hatton, barman Wayne Meegan, writer and stand-up comedian John Davis, and specialist car repairman Matt Dixon. Each of the men is trying to win £1,000 and, potentially, Tracey's heart.

The four surviving suitors compete to become the one Tracey chooses to date at the end of the week. Comedian John Davis takes her paddle boarding to a deserted island where he has champagne and cheese waiting. At dinnertime John cooks for Tracey and his three love rivals. Tracey's early favourite Matt is more subdued tonight, much to Tracey's disappointment.

Irish barman Wayne Meegan whisks Tracey away for a few hours alone together, a game of pool and a pint in a local pub. Wayne hosts dinner for Tracey and his three love rivals and soon learns that the competition is heating up. Tracey is unimpressed when she discovers Wayne's tiny bedroom.

It's the turn of specialist car repairer Matt Dixon, who started the week as Tracey's favourite. He was the loudmouth of the group on night one, but after being outshone ever since, he's still got everything to prove. Matt opts for a spot of indoor rock-climbing, but Tracey has a minor panic attack. Later, in Matt's bedroom, the gang find a picture of him in full drag, dressed as Margaret Thatcher.

It's the final night of the competition, and last up is aloof but cheeky Will Preston, who has so far spent the week insulting Tracey, but is somehow still up there amongst her favourites. Will gets off to a good start by taking Tracey horse riding and secures some quality alone time with her. Before the evening's out, Tracey must disclose the results of a week of secret scoring.

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