The TV show "For Love or Money" is an American reality dating game show that originally aired on NBC from 2003 to 2004. In this show, contestants compete for the affections of a central bachelor or bachelorette, with a twist: the chosen winner must decide whether to pursue a romantic relationship with the contestant or take home a cash prize (up to $1 million). The contestants know about the money option, but the central bachelor or bachelorette initially does not. The show explores the tension between choosing love or money, with emotional and strategic decisions by the participants. Key details:
- The show had four seasons.
- The premise revolves around the final winner choosing between love or money.
- Contestants were often unaware of the exact cash prizes until later in the competition.
- The show featured emotional moments where contestants had to reject either love or large sums of money.
- It was hosted by Jordan Murphy and produced by Nash Entertainment.
The 2003 version is the most noted example, with various twists over seasons involving disclosures of cash prizes and contestants returning in different roles for subsequent seasons. There is also a more recent British TV series with the same title focused on romance frauds, but the original American reality series is primarily what "For Love or Money" TV show refers to.
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