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| Aired | |
| CBS Daytime, March 27, 1972-June 23, 1972 | |
| Run time | |
| 30 Minutes | |
| Host | |
| Gene Rayburn | |
| Announcer | |
| Kenny Williams | |
| Origination | |
| Studio 43, CBS Television City, Los Angeles, California | |
Amateur's Guide to Love (stylized as The Amateur's Guide to Love) was a relationship game show.
Game Format
The show somewhat resembled Candid Camera, a show involving guest celebrities and unsuspecting civilians. These people were involved in a comedy situation, taped on location in Southern California using a hidden camera. The subjects in the particular situation were faced with two choices, one of which they needed to choose, that were somehow related to sex, marriage, or love. A celebrity panel voted upon which choice would have been the smartest, and the civilian who picked that particular decision won merchandise prizes.
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Opening Monologue by Gene Rayburn
- This little truck goes everywhere in search of lovers--
- --in search, really, of you and me.
- For each of us, at some time, has been involved with matters of the heart.
- Our truck goes to beaches, supermarkets, department stores--wherever there are people.
- We park outside, hide our camera, and observe our fellow creatures struggling to do their best in romantic situations.
- Love has been with us since the dawn of creation...
- ...but still, we've never really learned how to handle it.
- The Amateur's Guide to Love is here to help!
Merchandise
No known merchandise was made.
Photos
Promo Stills
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Set Pics
Tickets
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Episode Status
One episode of The Amateur's Guide to Love is known to exist. The series is thought to be destroyed, but this is unconfirmed.
