Watch Baggage with Fubo
Additional taxes, fees, and regional restrictions may apply.
Baggage
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
S2, EP92
Alfonzo may have gotten into a fistfight with his ex's grandfather, faked going to college to pocket the tuition money, or had one girlfriend and/or 145 one-night stands.
S2, EP89
Brent may have had sex only once, started a nationally televised riot or live on a boat on land.
S2, EP13
Daniel may live in his van, donate his sperm to three women, or have faked a terminal illness in order to break up with his girlfriend.
S2, EP32
Alex may want children out of wedlock, be a practicing vampire, or have had his ex-wife deported.
S2, EP110
Ursula may have slept with countless rock stars, her ex's portrait may be tattooed on her back, or she may write love letters to Charles Manson every month.
S2, EP99
Andreas may have joined the Army just to break up with his girlfriend, never want to have sex again, or have a ventriloquist's dummy for a best friend.
S2, EP75
Chris may have dumped his ex by writing "it's over" on her birthday cake, have threesomes with his twin brother or lick toads to get high.
S2, EP63
Jermaine may not allow his girlfriends to cheat, even though he does, may have won the state lottery and lost all of the money, or may bathe only twice a month.
S2, EP19
Anthony may hire a prostitute every year for his birthday, have been involved in several high-speed chases, or have gone to his prom in drag.
S2, EP17
Zach may have spent $63,000 on a dominatrix, have abandoned his ex-wife while in Thailand, or believe women should be barefoot and pregnant.
S2, EP64
Elliot may write a blog about his one-night stands, may check his stove more than 400 times a day, or may not be allowed into the state of Nevada.
S1, EP39
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S3, EP101 "Ghostly Encounters"
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S3, EP111 "Bye Bye Bye"
Linda may throw birthday parties for her four cats, may use a kitchen timer during sex, or may pay her friends to test her boyfriend's fidelity.
S3, EP75
Chris may be wearing an ex-girlfriend's underwear, may have gone to his girlfriend's prom last year, or may require his girlfriend join him in group sex.
S3, EP71
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S3, EP129 "Mustache Mandatory"
Mario may refuse to use deodorant or toothpaste, may clean body freezers for a living, or may have spent four of the last six years in prison.
S3, EP125
Alicia may have burned her house down twice, may have faked having a job in order to carry on an affair, or may fly in a friend-with-benefits every month.
S3, EP103 "No Women Allowed"
Peter may have fallen for three Internet scams, may fake falling in stores to collect money, or his penis may have fallen and it cannot get up.
S3, EP74
Tiffany may make a boyfriend cut off all communication with his family, refuse to let him watch any TV show she is not on, or make him sign a contract before they have sex.
Rerun Air Date: August 4, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
S3, EP110 "Maury to Love"
Cabot may be a suspect in his grandmother's disappearance, may have a crush on his stepsister, or may have fathered four children with three women.
S3, EP84
Destiny may have three years left on probation, expect a man to pay for $300 massages each week, or expect him to move in after the third date.
S3, EP82 "Undies the Influence"
Dina may refuse to touch a sweaty man, may have flushed her ex's heart medication down the toilet during a fight, or may have sex at her house while her family listens.
S1, EP20
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S1, EP8
A dater must choose between women whose baggage includes not wearing deodorant and vacuuming the house three times a day.
S1, EP4
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S1, EP15
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S1, EP12
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S1, EP10
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S3, EP30
Christopher may have had phone sex with his aunt, may keep a framed shrine of used condom-wrappers, or may be wearing pantyhose.
S3, EP19
Drini may keep her ex's ashes on her dresser, a webcam next to her bed, or a bottle of urine on her nightstand.
S3, EP3
Evette may perform rap in exchange for drugs, dumpster-dive for food, or flash bouncers to get into nightclubs.
S3, EP14
Matthew may have turned his mother in to the IRS, may have been charged with three DUIs in the past year, or may take his dates to the STD clinic.
S2, EP68
Kat may have only cybersex, may secretly record dates for her mother's approval, or may have been a nun until two years ago.
S2, EP52
Sarah may pretend to be homeless in order to get free food, may make her boyfriends wait two years for sex, or may work as a nude art model five days a week.
S2, EP57
Preston may live in a halfway house, be deathly afraid of sidewalks, or keep a list of his 167 conquests.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
Rerun Air Date: August 13, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
S1, EP37 "Cold Feet, Warm Heart"
A dater must choose between men whose baggage includes sleeping in footed pajamas and fainting at the sight of spiders.
S2, EP76
Debra may have four ex-husbands, been to rehab six times or has been celibate for eight years.
S2, EP130
Cynthia may refuse to have sex in a bedroom, may still be married to her second husband, or may have had an affair with her landscaper.
S1, EP27
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S1, EP31
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
S2, EP65
Kim may have been secretly engaged to her sister's boyfriend, may have bitten her ex and sent him to the hospital, or may have hooked up with an entire rugby team.
S2, EP72
Chase may have cut off his girlfriend's hair while she was sleeping, still be paying off his ex's engagement ring or have gotten a massage from a male masseuse.
S2, EP54
Rachel may have lost $70,000 betting on sports, publicly shamed her ex with a billboard, or like knife play in the bedroom.
S2, EP69
Jimmy may have taken steroids for the past 13 years, may dance for men to make money, or may have had sex with his friend's grandmother.
S1, EP30
Three contestants share intimate secrets and hidden flaws with a dater.
Rerun Air Date: July 29, 2024
Contestants on this dating game show don't want to hear the elimination line "I'm sorry, but you have too much baggage." How much is acceptable among three contestants in each episode is determined by the "dater," who hears the candidates' intimate secrets and hidden flaws, as well as their attempts to deflect these traits by describing their positive attributes. After two elimination rounds leave one remaining contestant, it's the dater's turn to reveal his or her own baggage ... and then the contestant decides to go forward with the date or not. Jerry Springer hosts.
S2, EP9
Justin may have been a go-go dancer at gay bars, or a drug dealer, or slept with the maid of honor for his own wedding.
S2, EP95
Gianno may own and operate a gentlemen's club, run a Honduran sweatshop, or have three wives in three countries.
S2, EP78
James may have been in the witness protection program, may be a gay-for-pay grandfather, or may own 100 live hand-grenades.
S2, EP71
Scarlet may have had sex with a cop to avoid arrest, may be looking for a marriage commitment today, or may have used tear gas on three of her boyfriends.
S2, EP66
Stuart may not have been to the dentist in 15 years, may have ordered a mail-order bride and sent her back, or may only have sex fully clothed.
S2, EP27
Kenya may have thrown a glass at her boyfriend's groin, have tattoos of all of her exes on her behind, or work as a phone-sex operator.
S2, EP6 "Coupon Clipping Cutie"
Sharing a credit card with an ex-girlfriend; always using coupons on dates.