Singled Out was a dating game show on MTV where contestants chose a date from a group of 50 potential matches without seeing them.Eliminating, or singling out, a winner from the group based on their personal preferences in a number of categories, the contestant whittled down the group in categories such as hair color, then choosing to eliminate either blonds or brunettes.The series revolves around a wealthy bachelor courted by 25 women.The bachelor eventually selects one of the group to continue their romance.One woman, the bachelorette, dates 25 men, eliminating them along the way until she's left with one bachelor to live happily ever after.

In fact, if something is too drawn together to be true, it probably is.While many would argue that there are anywhere from twelve to thirty different types of reality television subgenres, most of these subgenres would be hybrids; combinations of two more subgenres.After going through several different reality titles, I boiled them all down to the following seven subgenres: Let’s take a few minutes to consider each of the different formats.Over the weeks, the bachelor spends time with contestants on different dates, such as the group date, the two-on-one date, etc.At the end of each episode, one girl is eliminated in the ever-famous rose ceremony.