I want cheesecake!

You guys gotta check this out. Apparently, there's a new reality dating show called MORE TO LOVE that features "plus-size women looking for some real love without extra weight issue."

From the FOX website:

The unscripted series follows a single average guy with a big waist and an even bigger heart as he romances several confident and secure plus-size women. Each week, the husky hunk will wine and dine a group of curvy women to determine if they have more love to give or if they are truly more than he can handle. When the size of competition narrows, he will have to decide if one full-figured lady will become his true love.

"This is a dating show that sends the right message about embracing and loving yourself no matter your shape or size," said executive producer Mike Fleiss. "When you are comfortable with your own body, you can really allow yourself to be open to the possibility of finding the right person to love."

Iconic full-figured supermodel Emme will host MORE TO LOVE. A pioneer for plus-size women in the modeling industry, Emme became the first full-figured model to land a contract as a cosmetics company spokesperson when she signed with Revlon. Her career as a model, television personality, author, inspirational speaker and clothing designer promotes and exemplifies positive body image, self-esteem and self-acceptance.

From Aceshowbiz.com

A promo for the show premiering July 28 has been released, showing heavy women auditioning for the show. Four of them are introduced and questioned about motivations as well as other things. Grace from New Orleans, L.A. said that she is sick of men telling her to lose weight and yelled jokingly, "I want cheesecake!"

And here is the promo video:





There is no way I'm not watching this. This could be a huge success or a huge failure. There is no middle ground. All I know is that all of the fat chicks that get rejected by this fat dude are gonna commit suicide because not only will they be fat, but they'll also be embarrassed on national TV. At least "The Biggest Loser" had a positive influence on fat people. This is just a blatant slap in the face to our heavyset friends in this world.

Leave it up to FOX to come up with another ridiculous show...

Now my question is: Do you think this show will be a hit??? Please vote on the poll on the top right.