Private Dates Exposed!

Season 3Episode 360 minMar 29, 2004
Private Dates Exposed!
As if there wasn't already enough competition for Adam's attention, the day started with some tasks where the women went head-to-head against each other to win private dates. In the first task, each woman got her own basketball hoop and ball. The woman who made a basket first would win. The catch? The hoops were in a million pieces. Each woman had to put together her own portable basketball hoop, straight out of the box and then make the shot. The disassembled hoops were intimidating, with literally dozens of screws, bolts and thing-a-ma-bobbies (yes, I believe that is the technical term). Most of the women struggled with the task, but Jennifer L. used her clueless state to her advantage and spent a good bit of time with Adam as he tried to help her out. Tracilee had the inherent disadvantage of inhumanly long fingernails, which Jennifer A. had dubbed ""silver Fritos."" But Christine put her hoop together before anyone else and made the shot, scoring some private time with Adam. Next, th
Private Dates Exposed! has aired on Mar 29, 2004 at 8:00 PM
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