“More to Love” - FOX New Reality Show, Casting NOW!
Finally! It’s about time….
Fox Network and the Executive Producers of “The Bachelor” have teamed up to produce an amazing new show called “More to Love”!
Finally, a relationship show for…
REAL people, REAL women, REAL sizes and ….
REAL L-O-V-E!
They are currently casting nationwide for women who are curvy, beautiful, sexy, at least the age of 23 (and appear under 35) who are ready to be introduced to their soul mates!
So no matter if you’re in Iowa, New York or San Francisco…
they are casting nation-wide so you’ll want to
get your application in right now.
If you’re selected, you’ll be flown to Los Angeles to star in the show.
The casting deadline is approaching soon!!!
So go to http://www.MoreToLoveCasting.com to submit an application RIGHT NOW!
http://www.MoreToLoveCasting.com
Nancy 
I was inquiring about your show & wondering if you will be casting a show that where the guys compete for the girl? If so, when will I be able to sign up?
Comment by Patrick — July 19, 2009 @ 12:09 am
Hi,
How about a “More to Love” show with the over 40 hopeless romantics? You broke the weight barrier, now you should break the AGE barrier, as well. I am 49, plus sized and cannot find a decent man - I have so much more to offer than just size!! This would be an even bigger (pardon the pun)challenge, as the older we get, we KNOW the harder it is to find someone…that is true!
THANKS for listening!
Comment by Sheryl Kanzulak — July 22, 2009 @ 1:45 am
I watched the part of the first show tonight with some friends. And I was flipping back and forth between this and the Bachelorette after the final rose. Being a larger woman, I love the purpose and idea of the show. But I’ve got to ask, is showing the women’s weight really called for. I mean we know what the show is called and what the purpose is. But it’s kind of degrading. I had been thinking about wanting to go to the next casting if there is one, but after watching tonight I’m not sure. Why can’t FOX and the network just show a beautiful larger woman, her name, age, occupation, and town like they do on other dating shows. Because WE KNOW THE WOMEN ARE LARGER, there is no need to advertise it further. Even my skinny friends who were watching with me tonight said they weren’t sure they’d watch again because it was un-called for and that even with them being size 4 and 6’s they still wouldn’t do a dating show if they had to show their weight. They thought it was more like putting them on parade than letting the world really see these women and their chance at love. And I happen to agree, flashing a woman’s weight on the screen with her name put’s more of an emphasis on weight rather than the goal of them finding love. Which if I’m not mistaken is the whole point of the show…..?
Thanks for hearing me out!
Lauren
Comment by Lauren — July 29, 2009 @ 7:44 am
Great comment Lauren! Many people agreed the most absurd part of the show was showing the contestants WEIGHT next to her name and where she lives.
Comment by Nancy Hayssen — May 16, 2010 @ 1:49 am