Club Cupid
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| Club Cupid | |
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| Format | Dating |
| Run time | 60 minutes |
| Starring | Des Clarke, Michelle Watt (hosts) |
| Channel | stv |
| Airdates | 26 October 2006 – |
Club Cupid, which is filmed in Dundee is a brand new stv dating show for Scottish singles. Every week, stv will be giving one man and woman the chance to speed date five potential suitors in a bid to find true love, a soulmate, or new friends. Club Cupid, which airs every Thursday night at 11.05pm, will be presented by Des Clarke and Michelle Watt.
Throughout each episode, the Love Doctor, Dr Gareth Smith will provide advice and guidance to the participants, as well as analyse their behaviour and strategies with presenters Des and Michelle.
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[edit] Presenters
[edit] Des Clarke
Scottish comedian and TV presenter Des Clarke is one of the country’s most exciting rising stars. Des has previously presented the now ended children's show SMTV Live (stv), as well as Invention SOS for Discovery and Sky One’s Whatever. He has also hosted The Beat 106 Breakfast Show, and in 2004 he was awarded "Presenter of the Year" in the prestigious British Radio Awards, gaining recognition throughout the industry.
A successful comedian, Des has performed at comedy festivals across the world, including his own sell-out show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, appearances in New York and at the Dublin Comedy Festival.
[edit] Michelle Watt
Scottish televsion presenter Michelle Watt has established herself as a brilliant and experienced live presenter. In the past, Michelle has presented Junior Eurovision for ITV2 and This Morning Puzzle Book for ITV Play, as well as co-presenting and interviewing a range of celebrity guests for BBC Radio Scotland. Watt has also presented on price-drop tv and bid tv.
The daughter of former boxing world champion Jim Watt, Michelle has a great interest in sport and has previously worked as a sports manager, managing Stephen Hendry and Dennis Taylor, among others.
Not to mention shes a beauty!
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