In a world where attraction is often based purely on looks, and social media encourages us to choose a potential date in a split second, judged solely on someone's appearance, Sexy Beasts uses Hollywood prosthetics to transform people before they go on a first date, taking their real looks out of the equation. Using personality alone, can they find that elusive spark, and meet 'The One'? In this episode, Bethany the witch gets to date Ricardo the purple-headed alien, Scott the little old man from Essex, and the 6ft 7in tall creature known as FrankenJosh. Will her swing date be dreadfully misread by one of the boys? Can she find true love whilst being hurled around on the dodgems, whilst confused members of the public look on, wondering what a witch is doing there in the first place? The real faces of the people involved are only revealed to everyone in the show and to us at home after all the dating is done. Having picked her favourite, will he be the kind of guy she normally goes for when she sees him for real, or has dating someone without knowing what they look like led her to choose someone different to her norm, and could this be love?... Susan Calman narrates.
In a world where attraction is often based purely on looks, and social media encourages us to choose a potential Date in a split second, judged solely on someone's appearance, Sexy Beasts uses Hollywood prosthetics to transform people before they go on a first date, taking their real looks out of the equation. Using personality alone, can they find that elusive spark, and meet 'The One'? In this episode, Alex the demon seeks to find love with Belinda the tentacled-monster, Charlotte the werewolf, and Vicky the alien. Can the world's fussiest Demon stop retching for long enough enjoy a date in a cheese shop? What about when he takes to the ice, for a skating session whilst bemused members of the public look on? The real faces of the people involved are only revealed to everyone in the show and to us at home after all the dating is done. Having picked his favourite has Alex gone for someone that could be his usual 'type', or has dating based solely on personality led him down a different route? If so, has he now found the beginnings of true love as a result?... Susan Calman narrates
Matt the Dog has three women vying for his attention - Rachael the Red Skull, Kirsty the Blue Alien and a Lizard from Essex named Amber. His romantic excursions include a 4x4 driving course and a line dancing class - will one of them be the location in which he finds true love, as confused members of the public look on? Only once all the dating is done do we, and the people involved, get to see the real faces that lurk beneath the latex. Will Matt be pleased when he sees the girl he's chosen purely based on personality or will he have barked up the wrong tree?
We meet Bridget Jones the tree. Actually called Bridget Jones, and actually looking like a tree thanks to a monstrous mask, she dates three masked suitors - Chris the Leprechaun, Jake the Fish and Matt Demon. Can one of them woo her as they vie for her attention on first dates which take place out in the real world, whilst befuddled members of the public look on? Everyone's real faces are only revealed when the dating is done (both to the contestants and to the viewer) - will Bridget and her eventual suitor be pleased with what they see?
Can Adam find love with one of Teri the fish, Franken-Sami and Sophia the Venezu-alien?
Jade the cat is wooed by Mike the vampire, Chris the pig and John the alien.
Can Latoya find Mr Right from her three suitors of a toad, a wooden boy and an ogre?
Can muscular Welsh lad Conna find a girl who likes him for more than just his looks?
