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Foxs Newest Reality TV Star Proves We All Need to Sharpen Our Gaydar Skills

With the first two eliminations, midwestern darling Jackie of Playing It Straight learns she may have just lessened her chances at a $1 Million prize.

Elko, NV (PRWEB) March 15, 2004 -- Friday night premiered the first episode of Fox TVs newest reality show called Playing It Straight. Hosted at the Sizzling Saddles Ranch in Nevada, the rustic setting is perfect for throwing off the Gaydar of its star, Jackie.

The men learn of the twist early on -- that several of the 14 contestants vying for the love of one woman are gay. If she chooses a straight man in the end, the couple will split a whopping $1 million prize. If the man she falls for is gay, then he keeps the entire prize for himself.

As we watch the men nervously try to detect who is gay and who is straight, were trying to do the same from the comfort of our own homes. Producers smartly chose contestants who were straight -- yet very effeminate, along with gay men who were able to fake a straight demeanor.

While the show aired, viewers logged onto www.GotGaydar.com to vote on the contestants themselves. One contestant, Sharif, noted in an interview that all women had working Gaydar. He believed that since women notice small gestures, body language, and eye contact more than men, Jackie was sure to know right away who was deceiving her.

In the end, however, Jackies Gaydar wasnt working that night. She chose two of the 14 contestants to eliminate -- both of whom turned out to be straight men. Gust was eliminated because of the way he sat next to Jackie on the swing and because of the feminine qualities of his voice. Louis was also out the door after Jackie thought he was hiding something because he wasnt as outgoing as the others.

The star of the show seemed very agitated upon learning about the twist. Its understandable. While we at home watched with blatant curiosity, she had $1 million to lose. Suddenly, things that normally wouldnt have entered her mind were weighing heavily upon her decision -- such as the fact that only one man out of 14 owned a hair dryer. Is he a metrosexual or a homosexual?

Who knows what will happen when she discovers which of the men are sleeping in the pink room of the house -- dolled up to closely resemble that of a little girls room. Lets hope she logs on to www.GotGaydar.com to hone her skills before the next elimination ceremony.

Want to know if you would be booted off the show for seeming too gay? Want to see if your skills are better than Jackies? Register to create your own profile for free at www.GotGaydar.com and test your Gaydar on men, women, and a wide range of celebrities including the cast of Playing It Straight.

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