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By Jon Donnis
This autumn, ITV2 and ITVX are set to premiere a thrilling new reality series, "Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends." Hosted by the vibrant presenter and podcaster Olivia Attwood, this show promises to shake up the reality TV landscape with its unique and engaging format.
In this bold new series, eight unsuspecting boyfriends are flown to a Greek island under the guise of participating in a show about manhood and bromance. However, they are in for a rude awakening when Olivia reveals the real purpose of their trip: to transform from bad boyfriends into better partners. The masterminds behind this intervention are their long-suffering girlfriends, whose dramatic surprise arrivals add an extra layer of chaos and excitement.
Over the course of 11 episodes, these boyfriends, ranging from serial cheaters and lazy lovers to commitment-phobes and man-children, will face a series of challenges designed to reform their ways. The stakes are high as they compete to prove their worth and avoid elimination. The goal is to become the most improved boyfriend, but the journey is fraught with tough love, humor, and plenty of mischief.
In today's social media age, where temptations are just a swipe away, maintaining a relationship can be challenging. This show aims to bring couples back to basics, helping them rediscover why they fell in love in the first place. Olivia Attwood's approach combines warmth and irrepressible humor with a no-nonsense attitude, making her the perfect host to guide these wayward boyfriends through their transformation.
Olivia Attwood shared her excitement about the show, expressing how honored she feels to host her own dating series. She revealed that the series has been two years in the making and praised the incredible couples who participated in the filming in Greece. Viewers, she promises, are in for a real treat.
Kate Teckman, ITV's Head of Development & Commissioning Editor for Factual Entertainment, highlighted the series' unexpected twists, turns, and laugh-out-loud moments. She praised Olivia's sense of humor, mischief, and warmth, which make her ideally suited to lead these "lovable rogues" towards a happy ending.
Sue Murphy, ITV's Head of Factual Entertainment, emphasized Olivia's importance to ITV, noting her success with "The Price of Perfection," the most streamed factual series on ITVX this year. She expressed delight at Olivia's return to ITV screens with this fresh and passionate new format.
Tina Flintoff, Creative Director for Optomen, the production company behind the series, praised Olivia as a unique talent. She expressed excitement for viewers to see a different side of Olivia as she uses her life experiences to help transform these boyfriends into better partners.
Produced by All3Media's Optomen, the team behind award-winning series like "Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich" and "Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection," "Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends" promises to be a captivating and transformative viewing experience. The series is set to air this autumn, with Tina Flintoff and Nick Hornby as Creative Directors, Colin Whitaker as Executive Producer, Laura Clarke Jeavons as Series Producer, Mark Wildash as Series Editor, and Roman Green as Series Director.
Get ready for an autumn filled with unexpected revelations, explosive scenes, and the ultimate test of relationships as "Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends" brings a fresh and exciting twist to reality TV.
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