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Cupid (2003)
Simon Cowell challenges America to find the perfect mate for one eligible young woman. Lisa Shannon, the Cupid Girl, is a copywriter for an advertising agency. Lisa has the full package: looks, personality and brains. However, Lisa has been unlucky in love and is looking to her friends to serve as judges to help find Mr. Right and weed out Mr. Wrong. Along with her girlfriends, Kimberly and Laura, Lisa will conduct a nationwide search to find the man of her dreams.
Cupid: Season 1 - 11 Episode s
1x1 - Simon Says 'Welcome To Cupid'
July 9, 2003
Lisa, along with friends Laura and Kimberly, arrives in Chicago, where dozens of potential suitors are weeded out. Dominic, Ken, Joe and Hank are selected to make the trip to Los Angeles. In Miami, the girls pick Nate, Paco and Darren.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x2 - No Violins, No Roses, No Mercy
July 16, 2003
In New York, the girls select Zach, Paul, Renda, Omar, Ben and Scott; in Los Angeles, they settle on Robert, Corey, Scott, Mark, Rob, Evan and Dain to make up the 20 total suitors.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x3 - Let The Brutality Begin
July 23, 2003
Lisa divides the 20 suitors into four groups: ""The Serious Group,"" ""Diamonds in the Rough,"" ""The Jocks,"" and ""The Creative Types.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x4 - The Losers Or The Real Deal?
July 30, 2003
Each suitor is sent onto the streets for two hours, and must use their creativity and resourcefulness to accumulate money to spend on their date with Lisa.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x5 - The Keepers And The Weeper
August 5, 2003
In an attempt for Lisa to better know her nine remaining suitors, the second date with each features one of their hobbies.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x6 - Hello...And Goodbye!
August 12, 2003
Lisa is given the chance to see how each of the remaining suitors performs while ""not at his best."" Each guy has been deprived of a night's sleep, and is given $1000 with which to buy Lisa an outfit for the next date -- with no knowledge of her sizes, etc.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x7 - Goodbye Paul, Hello Kiddies!
August 19, 2003
Each of the suitors is placed among four kids (ages 5 to 13), and as a group, must come up with a date idea involving the suitor, the kids and Lisa.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x8 - Ken Leaves; Lisa Meets The Folks
August 26, 2003
Tonight's dates give Lisa a chance to see how each of the remaining suitor performs ""in his own element"" -- on a trip to their homes to meet their friends and family.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x9 - Goodbye Joe, Five To Go
September 2, 2003
The pressure is on tonight, as each of the remaining suitors must prepare a meal for Lisa, Laura, Kimberly...and the Shannon family.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x10 - Verdict On Renda: Return To Senda
September 9, 2003
Creativity is the key tonight, as each of the remaining suitors takes Lisa on their ultimate ""fantasy date;"" Lisa shocks all by declaring Hank as her choice.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
1x11 - America's Choice Is Lisa's Too: Hank's The One!
September 16, 2003
The season's final episode begins with a look back at the previous 10 shows. All of the eliminated suitors are brought back to the stage. Dominic's elimination brings the show to a final showdown between Robert and Hank. Hank is revealed as America's chosen suitor for Lisa. Lisa's father gives Hank his daughter's hand and blessing, but Hank refuses to wed Lisa in the glare of a national TV audience. Lisa agrees.For the detailed recap of this episode from the official CBS Cupid website, click here.
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