Notably, the series featured a young Jon Hamm as a contestant on one episode. Host Walberg asked up to three questions to the potential couple, all of which have two choices marked "A" or "B". They made their choice individually by pressing a button corresponding to one of those letters in earlier episodes, there were hands marked with those letters. The objective was to match their answers, and it took two matches to become a couple. If the possible couple mis-matched twice, they sat back at their own chairs.
Sometimes when choosing the door, out would come Bert Dinkel in case of the guy, he became Fern Dinkel ; if that happened, that player was out of the game and another player stepped in.
As soon as two players made the two matches, they became a couple and they moved on to round two. As soon as two couples were formed, that is when round two began. The two formed couples played the next round to see who's more compatible than the other. Host Walberg read a series of statements in which the answers were always either "Me" or "Not Me".
A typical question would go like this: "Me or Not Me, I've eaten a bug. Now it is up to the partner to guess if the statement is either true or false. On Friday shows, the couples who made the required four matches were entered in a drawing. Their names were put into a hat and whoever couple's names were drawn first won the Jamaican vacation.
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In this bonus format, host Walberg gave statements about dating. Some were real facts, some were from opinion polls, others were just made up. On each statement, the couple decided whether the statement was either true or false. Contents move to sidebar hide.
