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In October 2008, casting began for a sixth season,<ref>[http://tvseriesfinale.com/articles/beauty-and-the-geek-plans-underway-for-new-season-of-reality-show/ TVSeriesFinale.com: "Beauty and the Geek: Plans Underway for New Season of Reality Show" October 31, 2008]</ref> scheduled to air on MTV, with minor celebrities as the beauties.<ref>[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/television/news/e3ia94c7ef2006ea33d57d93331f2b667ab ''The Hollywood Reporter'', "'Beauty and the Geek' could go to MTV: Network in negotiations for celebrity version of the series"] by James Hibberd, November 19, 2008</ref> Casting has been put on hold for an indefinite amount of time. |
In October 2008, casting began for a sixth season,<ref>[http://tvseriesfinale.com/articles/beauty-and-the-geek-plans-underway-for-new-season-of-reality-show/ TVSeriesFinale.com: "Beauty and the Geek: Plans Underway for New Season of Reality Show" October 31, 2008]</ref> scheduled to air on MTV, with minor celebrities as the beauties.<ref>[http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/television/news/e3ia94c7ef2006ea33d57d93331f2b667ab ''The Hollywood Reporter'', "'Beauty and the Geek' could go to MTV: Network in negotiations for celebrity version of the series"] by James Hibberd, November 19, 2008</ref> Casting has been put on hold for an indefinite amount of time. |
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== Season 1 == |
== Season 1 == |
Revision as of 23:57, 3 March 2009
Beauty and the Geek | |
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Starring | Brian McFayden Mike Richards |
Opening theme | Pet Shop Boys - Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money) |
Country of origin | USA |
No. of seasons | 5 |
No. of episodes | 48 |
Production | |
Executive producers | Ashton Kutcher Jason Goldberg Nick Santora |
Running time | 42 mins (60 with commercials) |
Original release | |
Network | The WB (2005-2006) The CW (2007-2008) |
Release | June 1, 2005 – May 13, 2008 |
Beauty and the Geek is a reality television series on The CW. It has been advertised as "The Ultimate Social Experiment" and is produced by Ashton Kutcher, Jason Goldberg and Nick Santora.
The premise of the show consists of a group of "Beauties" (young women who have relied primarily on their looks and are intellectually inept) and a group of "Geeks" (young men who have relied primarily on intellect and are socially inept) who are paired up to compete as couples for a shared $250,000 and other prizes. (For the fourth season, the producers modified the formula to include an extra team consisting of a male "beauty" and a female "geek". For the fifth season, the beauties and geeks competed against each other at first, and teams of one beauty and one geek were not selected until the end of episode three.) Each beauty lives together in a room with her geek during the course of the competition. There are challenges shown each episode, one testing the beauties on a primarily academic subject, and another that has the geeks competing in a more popular/social realm. The winners of the challenges select a total of two teams to compete against each other in a pure "quiz show" type question and answer session, with the team getting the fewest number of questions correct being eliminated.
By the end of the competition, many of the contestants say that they have learned much about interacting with people from a different social group (and positive lessons about the character of people from that group), positive things about themselves and their own character, and often something about human nature in general.
The theme song, "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" by the Pet Shop Boys (originally released in 1985), is used also on the British and Belgian-Dutch versions. Commercial promos for the show featured a different theme song, "The Geeks Get the Girls" by American Hi-Fi.
Following the second season, the American version moved to The CW Television Network, the new network formed when both The WB and UPN ceased operations in September 2006. The two-hour season premiere for the third season aired Wednesday, January 3, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. EST on The CW. The fourth season premiered on September 18, making BATG the first series to premiere for the CW for the 2007-08 television season. Beauty and the Geek was renewed for a fifth season, which premiered on March 12, 2008.
The fifth season was decided to be the final one until enough time had passed to make the format seem fresh again or if producers come up with a new twist to the format.[1]
In October 2008, casting began for a sixth season,[2] scheduled to air on MTV, with minor celebrities as the beauties.[3] Casting has been put on hold for an indefinite amount of time.
It is hard to believe if this show is really "real" and if the "beauties" have changed during thier time on the show because contestant and season 3 winner Megan went back to her old ways. She participated on the second season of Rock of Love with Bret Michaels and the first season of I Love Money
Season 1
Cast
The Beauties | The Geeks |
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Cheryl "Cocktail Waitress" |
Eric "Computer Programmer" |
Erika Rumsey[4] "Life-Sized Barbie Doll" |
Joe Hanson[5] "Has never been on a date" |
Krystal Tini "NBA Dancer" |
Brad "Mensa Member" |
Lauren Bergfeld[6] "Lingerie Model" |
Bill "Vice President, 'Dukes of Hazzard' Fan Club" |
Scarlet "Beer Spokesmodel" |
Shawn Bakken[7] "Assistant Boy Scout Master" |
Mindi "Sorority Girl" |
Richard Rubin[8] "Never Kissed a Girl"1 |
Caitilin "Aspiring Fashion Expert" |
Chuck "Medical Student: Functional Neurology" |
Template:FnbRichard's title evolved throughout the show as he kissed Krystal, Lauren and Mindi over the show's course, hence being at first "Has never kissed a girl", then "Has kissed one/two/three girl(s)"
Challenges & Eliminations
Week | Beauty Challenge (Winner) | Geek Challenge (Winner) | Eliminated | Survived Elimination |
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1 | Fifth Grade Knowledge (Mindi) | Dancing Competition (Richard) | Cheryl & Eric | Erika & Joe |
2 | Car Repair (Caitilin) | Massage (Chuck) | Erika & Joe | Krystal & Brad |
3 | Rocket Science (Caitilin) | Women's Fashion (Shawn) | Krystal & Brad | Mindi & Richard |
4 | Math (Lauren) | Get Girls' Phone Numbers (Chuck) | Lauren & Bill | Mindi & Richard |
5 | Scarlet & Shawn | Mindi & Richard | ||
6 | Mindi & Richard | Caitilin & Chuck | ||
Winners |
Season 2
Cast
The Beauties | The Geeks | Notes |
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Amanda "Hairstylist" |
Brandon "Assistant Neurobiologist" |
Amanda's original partner: Chris Brandon's original partner: Tristin (changed after Week 1) |
Brittany "Tanning Salon Administrator" |
Joe Block[9] "Speed Chess Champion" |
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Cher Tenbush "Beer Spokesmodel" |
Josh[10] "Museum Critic" |
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Danielle Gonzalez[11] "Cocktail Waitress" |
Karl[12] "Dungeon Master" |
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Jennipher "Camp Counselor" |
Ankur Mehta[13] "MIT Graduate" |
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Sarah "Dental Assistant" |
Wes "Tracks Monkeys With Lasers" |
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Thais "Model" |
Tyson Mao "Rubik's Cube Record Holder" |
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Tristin "Cocktail Waitress/Shot Girl" |
Chris[14] "Has Only Kissed One Girl" |
Tristin's original partner: Brandon Chris's original partner: Amanda (changed after Week 1) |
Note: Original partners Chris and Amanda won the first week's quiz challenge and were given the power to switch the partner of one team with another team or they themselves can switch partners. They choose the latter and broke up the team of Brandon and Tristin.
Challenges & Eliminations
Week | Beauty Challenge (Winner) | Geek Challenge (Winner) | Eliminated | Survived Elimination |
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1 | Quiz (Amanda & Chris) | No eliminations | ||
2 | Public Speaking (Cher) | Karaoke (Tyson) | Amanda & Brandon | Tristin & Chris |
3 | Assemble a computer and burn a song (Cher) | Interior Decorating (Joe) | Thais & Tyson | Tristin & Chris |
4 | Makeover for the Geeks | Speed dating (Wes) | Tristin & Chris | Cher & Josh |
5 | Strip poker (Brittany) | Party planning (Josh) | Danielle & Karl | Jennipher & Ankur |
6 | Frumpy flirting (Jennipher) | Fashion photography (Joe) | Sarah & Wes | Cher & Josh |
7 | Navigation (Cher) | Shopping (Josh) | Jennipher & Ankur | Brittany & Joe |
8 | How their partners think (Cher & Josh) | Brittany & Joe | Cher & Josh | |
Winners | Cher & Josh |
Note: Winning Beauty Cher Tenbush and Geek Wes Wilson were actually dating each other during the run of the show.
Season 3
Cast
The Beauties | The Geeks |
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Megan Hauserman "Playboy Model" |
Alan ("Scooter")[15] "Harvard Graduate" |
Cecille "Bikini Model" |
Nate Dern[16] "Singer: Star Wars Band" |
Jenny Lee "U.F.C. Ring Girl" |
Niels Hoven[17] "Had A Perfect S.A.T. Score" |
Nadia Underwood[18] "Sorority Girl" |
Mario[19] "Owns 25,000 Comics" |
Erin Gipson "Voice Teacher" |
Drew[20] "Trekker" |
Andrea Ciliberti "Beauty Pageant Queen" |
Matt "M.I.T. Graduate" |
Sheree "Former Hooters Waitress" |
Piao "Has Only Kissed One Girl" |
Tori Elmore[21] "Model" |
Sanjay[22] "Virgin" |
Challenges & Eliminations
Week | Beauty Challenge (Winner) | Geek Challenge (Winner) | Eliminated | Survived Elimination |
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1 (Part 1) | Library Search (Cecille) | Social Challenge (Nate) | ||
1 (Part 2) | News Interview (Sheree) | Stand-up Comedy (Nate) | Tori & Sanjay | Erin & Drew |
2 | Museum Tour Guiding (Nadia) | Model Quiz (Mario) | Sheree & Piao | Andrea & Matt |
3 | Geek Makeover & Charity Auction (Jenny Lee & Niels) | Andrea & Matt | Cecille & Nate | |
4 | Beach Escape Challenge (Cecille) | Fitness Instructor (Scooter) | Erin & Drew | Jenny Lee & Niels |
5 | Building a Doghouse (Megan) | Collecting Phone Numbers (Nate) | Nadia & Mario | Jenny Lee & Niels |
6 | Ranch Duties Challenge (Megan & Scooter) | Jenny Lee & Niels | Cecille & Nate | |
7 | Who Changed the Most (decided by previously eliminated contestants) (Megan & Scooter) | Cecille & Nate | Megan & Scooter | |
Winners | Megan & Scooter |
All previously eliminated contestants were brought back to spend one more night in the mansion and to assess which of the final two teams had undergone the most personal change. Their votes on this question would determine the winner of the $250,000 grand prize. The majority of the contestants were torn between wanting Nate to win, and his partner, Cecille, to lose. Nate, believing that winning would only reinforce Cecille's behavior, eventually asked contestants to vote against him. This led to Megan and Scooter winning 7 to 2, with the remaining contestants not voting once a majority had been reached.
Season 4
Season 4 featured several changes and was by far the most controversial one. One male beauty is paired with one female geek, but the rest of the pairs remained the same way (i.e. a male geek and a female beauty). The season was also extended from 8/9 episodes to 13, featuring a recap on week 7 and the cast growing from eight pairs to ten. This was also the first season to have a pair voted out (Natalie and John on week 8) instead of eliminated through a quiz, which sparked some controversy, much like Sam's previous experience in show business, despite the fact that many other beauties had some previous acting experience as well. In episode 6 the geeks have their make-overs
Cast
The Beauties | The Geeks |
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Amanda Hanshaw[23] "Aspiring Playboy Model" |
Tony Tran[24] "Medical student" |
Erin Schneider[25][26] "Beautician" |
Jesse Yeary[26] "Lives with parents" |
Hollie "Professional Betty Boop" |
Josh Bishop-Moser[27] "Rubberband Club President" |
Jasmine Moore[28][29] "Babysitter" |
David Olsen[30] "LARPer" |
Jennifer "Cigar Model" |
William McDonald[31] "Server, Online gamer" |
Katie "Sorority Girl" |
Luke Neyer[32] "Robotics Engineer" |
Natalie Reeves "Ultimate Hooters Girl" |
John "Perfect 5.0 at MIT" |
Rebecca Nichols[33] "Cocktail Waitress" |
Will Frank[33] "Software Engineer" |
Shalandra "Shay" Cham[34] "Beauty Pageant Queen" |
Joshua Green[34][35] "Astrophysicist" |
Sam Horrigan "Club Promoter" |
Nicole Morgan[36] "Musicologist" |
Challenges & Eliminations
Week | Beauty Challenge (Winner) | Geek Challenge (Winner) | Eliminated | Survived Elimination |
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1 | Intellectual Skills Analysis (lowest score wins) (Shay) | Social Skills Analysis (lowest score wins) (Joshua) | No eliminations | |
2 | Debating (Sam) | Rap Off (Will) | Amanda & Tony | Natalie & John |
3 | Anatomy Body Paint (Rebecca) | Romantic Picnic Basket (Will) | Hollie & Josh | Erin & Jesse |
4 | Rocket Building (Sam) | Massage Skills (Jesse) | Rebecca & Will | Jen & William |
5 | Teaching 3rd Graders (Shay) | Prom King or Queen (John) | Katie & Luke | Sam & Nicole |
6 | Comic-Con Superhero Challenge (Sam & Nicole) | Erin & Jesse | Natalie & John | |
8 | Mayan Glyph Memorization (Sam) | Salsa Dancing (David) | Natalie & John 1 | Shay & Joshua / Jen & William1 |
9 | Zoology/Insect Challenge (Sam) | Flair Bartending Challenge (David) | Shay & Joshua | Jen & William |
10 | Wine Challenge (Jasmine & David) | Jen & William | Sam & Nicole | |
11 | America decides the winner | Sam & Nicole2 | David & Jasmine2 | |
Winners | David & Jasmine |
Template:FnbThere was no elimination room finale; instead, the two challenge-winning teams selected a team to eliminate directly.
Template:FnbIn the final episode on December 4, 2007, Jasmine and David won the $250,000. For the first time, the show's winner was decided by America's votes, four months after the taping of the first 12 episodes[37].
Template:FnbThis season was taped during the summer, due to the prominence of Comic-Con International on one episode.
Season 5
Season 5 premiered on March 11, 2008 taking over the timeslot of Reaper.[38] For the first three episodes, the beauties competed as a group against the team of geeks. The remaining beauties and geeks then paired off to compete against the other pairs, as in previous seasons.
Cast
The Beauties | The Geeks |
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Amber "Runway Model" |
John English[39] "Child Genius" |
Jillian Beyor "Playboy Cyber Club Model" |
Jonathan Prater[40][41] "Mama’s Boy" |
Tiffany "One Tough Mama" |
Jim Babcock[42] "Video Game Programmer" |
Cara "Aspiring Soap Star" |
Chris Follett[43] "MIT Oceanographer" |
Tara McComas[44] "Daisy Dukes Hostess" |
"Cowboy" Joe Cortez[45][46][47] Assignment Desk Editor |
Randi "The Navy Diva" |
"Greggy" Gregory Paul Soriano[48][49][50][51][52][53] "Self-Proclaimed ‘Gaysian’" |
Kristina Savenok[54] "Daddy’s Girl" |
Jason Prager[55][56] "One Buff Geek" |
Leticia Cline "Extreme Sports Model" |
Matt Carter[57] "The Poet" |
Amanda Corey[58][59] "Hawaiian Tropic Model" |
Tommy Severo[60] "Sweater Vest Enthusiast" |
Note: John, Amber and Jillian were all eliminated before the teams paired. Jonathan was left without a partner and was therefore eliminated.
Challenges & Eliminations
Week | Challenge (Winner) | Eliminated | Survived Elimination | |
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Beauties | Geeks | |||
1 | Getting Phone Numbers (Beauties) | John | Chris, Joe, Jonathan, Tommy | |
2 | Talent Show (Geeks) | Amber | Amanda, Jillian, Kristina, Randi | |
3 | Flag Football Game (Beauties) | Jillian1, Jonathan2 | Chris1, All Geeks except Jonathan2 | |
4 | Science Fair (Cara) | Love Hotline (Tommy) | Tiffany & Jim | Leticia & Matt |
5 | Geek Makeover & Soap Opera Challenge (Leticia & Matt) | No Elimination3 | ||
6 | Garbage Math (Kristina) | Geek Firefighter (Tommy) | Randi & Greggy | Tara & Joe |
7 | Building a Sled (Amanda & Tommy) | Kristina & Jason | Leticia & Matt, Cara & Chris, Tara & Joe4 | |
8 | Plumbing (Leticia) | Geeky Girls' Makeovers (Chris) | Tara & Joe | Amanda & Tommy |
9.1 | How Well Do You Know Your Partner | Leticia & Matt | Amanda & Tommy, Cara & Chris | |
9.2 | Former Cast Members Hunt in LA (Amanda & Tommy) | Cara & Chris | Amanda & Tommy | |
Winners | Tommy & Amanda |
Template:Fnb For this challenge, one member of each team was to temporarily join the opposing team. It was then revealed that if the team lost their new member would be automatically eliminated.
Template:Fnb The remaining beauties were asked to pair up with a geek. Tara, the last beauty, chose Joe, eliminating Jonathan since he was left with no partner.
Template:Fnb After winning the challenge, Leticia & Matt were given the right to pick one team to go with them at the world premiere of Prom Night and chose Randi and Greg. The four remaining teams had to send one team to elimination for the next week and had chosen Tara and Joe after a geek drag fashion show contest.
Template:Fnb Instead of elimination trivia, each losing team cast a vote for another team to be eliminated. Since the teams all had one vote, Tommy and Amanda picked Kristina and Jason as a tie breaker, sending them home.
Ratings
- Seasonal rankings (based on average total estimated viewers per episode) of Beauty and the Geek on The WB and The CW:
Season | Timeslot | Season Premiere | TV Season | Rank # | Viewers (in millions) |
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1st | Wednesday 9/8C | June 1, 2005 | Summer 2005 | N/A | N/A |
2nd | Thursday 9/8C | January 12, 2006 | Mid-Season 2006 | 123 | 4.2 |
3rd | Wednesday 8/7C | January 3, 2007 | Mid-Season 2007 | 127 | 4.0 |
4th | Tuesday 8/7C | September 18, 2007 | Fall 2007 | 133 | 3.3 |
5th | Tuesday 8/7C | March 11, 2008 | Mid-Season 2008 | N/A | 1.9 |
International versions
- A Finnish version of the show, Kaunotar ja nörtti (The Beauty and The Nerd) started at September 4, 2005 on MTV3. The show was filmed in Estonia.
- A Bulgarian version of the show started at October 3, 2005 on bTV.
- On February 7, 2006 a British version of the show debuted on E4. Although there is no host, voiceovers are provided by David Mitchell.
- A Norwegian version will start on Norwegian TV3 in March 2006. It has been given the name Prinsessen og Professoren (The Princess and the Professor).
- In Brazil, the original American show is aired with subtitles on the paid TV channel Multishow and it's called As Gostosas e os Geeks (The Hotties and The Geeks).
- In Denmark, the original American show is aired with Danish subtitles.
- In France, the original American show is aired with French dubbing on NRJ12.
- An Italian version started on Italia 1 in September 2006, called La pupa e il secchione (The Doll and the Nerd), hitting ratings records for the channel.
- An Estonian version also started on Estonian TV3 in September 2006 called Kaunitar ja geenius (The Beauty and the Genius)
- A Colombian version debuted on Canal Caracol in May 2006, called La Bella y el Nerdo (The Beauty and The Nerd).
- A Portuguese version started March 2007, called A Bela e o Mestre (The Beauty and the Master). The "master" word was used because there is no word in Portuguese that has the same meaning as geek.
- A Russian version has aired on REN TV, called Красавицы и Умники (Beauties and Smarties)[1].
- A new version of the show is now set to debut on TF1 in France under the title Bimbo et Intello, however recent reports claim it will not be aired anytime soon[61], and other one in Mexico under the title La Bella y el Nerd which is being transmitted by TV Azteca now.[62] The first episode of Turkish Show TV's Güzel ve Dahi (The Beauty and The Genius) was aired on July 7, 2007.[63]But after some public pressure against showing unintelligent contestant girls, the producers had to cancel the show.[citation needed]
- In Belgium and the Netherlands, a Dutch version of the show is produced by VTM and RTL 5. The first season aired late 2006 and a second season aired in September 2007. The Dutch version is called Beauty & de Nerd.
- A Spanish version, broadcasted by Telecinco, was called Nadie es Perfecto (No-one is Perfect), and it was a failure.
- In Israel, a Hebrew version of the show, produced by Abott Reif Hemeiri, began airing on July 23, 2008 on Israel 10. The casting was done with the temporary title היפה והגאון ("The beauty and the genius")[64], while the final title was היפה והחנון ("The beauty and the nerd").
References
- ^ Adalian, Josef. "'Geek' not very popular with CW", Variety, April 28, 2008
- ^ TVSeriesFinale.com: "Beauty and the Geek: Plans Underway for New Season of Reality Show" October 31, 2008
- ^ The Hollywood Reporter, "'Beauty and the Geek' could go to MTV: Network in negotiations for celebrity version of the series" by James Hibberd, November 19, 2008
- ^ ErikaRumsey.com
- ^ BinoWhite.com
- ^ Lauren Bergfeld MySpace page
- ^ ShawnBakken.net
- ^ Richard Rubin MySpace page
- ^ Joe Block's blog
- ^ Josh (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Danielle (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Karl's (no last name) blog
- ^ Mehtank.com
- ^ "Chris the Geek" (no last name) blog
- ^ Alan ("Scooter") (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ NateDern.com
- ^ NielsHoven.com
- ^ NadiaUnderwood.com
- ^ Mario (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Drew (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ ToriElmore.com
- ^ Sanjay (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Reality TV World: "INTERVIEW: Amanda Hanshaw dishes about 'Beauty and the Geek 4'"
- ^ Reality TV World: "INTERVIEW: Tony Tran talks about leaving 'Beauty and the Geek 4'"
- ^ Erin Schneider (Season 4) on MySpace (private)
- ^ a b Reality TV World: "INTERVIEW: 'Beauty and the Geek's Jesse Yeary, Erin Schneider dish"
- ^ Berkley Engineering: Beauty & the Geek: ME senior lands role on TV show
- ^ Jasmine Moore (Season 4) on Myspace (private)
- ^ Reality TV World: "David Olsen and Jasmine Moore win The CW's 'Beauty and the Geek'", By Christopher Rocchio, December 5, 2007
- ^ TV star helps Somerville kids beat the drums
- ^ TV Guide: BATG's Sparring Duo Calls Truce in Final Round
- ^ TV Guide: Made Up But Moved Out: BATG Sends Katie and Luke Home
- ^ a b INTERVIEW: "'Beauty and the Geek's Will Frank, Rebecca Nichols dish", By Christopher Rocchio, 10/11/2007
- ^ a b Last name per Reality TV World: "INTERVIEW: Joshua Green talks about 'Beauty and the Geek'" Nov. 15, 2007
- ^ Joshua Green (Season 4) on astro.princeton.edu, Joshua Green (Season 4) on MySpace, Joshua Green (Season 4) on LiveJournal
- ^ Nicole Morgan on MySpace
- ^ Beauty and the Geek, season 4, episode 13
- ^ Breaking News - CW Plans Midseason Makeover | TheFutonCritic.com
- ^ Reality TV World: "Exclusive: John English dishes on 'Beauty and the Geek' experience", by Christopher Rocchio, 03/17/2008
- ^ Reality TV World: "Exclusive: Jonathan Prater dishes on 'Beauty and the Geek' betrayal", by Christopher Rocchio, 04/07/2008
- ^ Jonathan (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Bedford Geek is a Beaut - Bedford Minuteman
- ^ Follett Is Fourth MIT Student To Star in Beauty and the Geek
- ^ Tara McComas Myspace page
- ^ Craig Smith's Blog - So That's Why They're Called "Roving" Reporters
- ^ Local geek makes it to national network TV
- ^ "Cowboy" Joe (no last name) MySpace page
- ^ Greggy from Beauty and the Geek Season 5 MySpace page
- ^ GLAAD.org Cinequeer: Greggy Gets Gorgeous
- ^ Greggy Goes from N.E.R.D to H-A-W-T
- ^ Asian Week: Geek in Hot Water
- ^ Interview With Greggy Soriano afterelton.com
- ^ Exclusive Interview: Randi and Greggy of Beauty and the Geek
- ^ Daily Herald: Wheaton 'Beauty' takes on the geeks
- ^ Jason Prager Facebook
- ^ Jason BEAUTY AND THE GEEK SEASON 5 MySpace page
- ^ Matt Carter MySpace page
- ^ East Valley Tribute article: "E.V. connections find their way onto reality TV show"
- ^ Amanda Corey MySpace page
- ^ Thomas Severo Facebook search listing
- ^ Bimbos et Intellos : dossier dans Entrevue. - Tvnews, actu de la télévision et des médias au quotidien
- ^ Mip Briefs: France takes 'Beauty' - Entertainment News, TV News, Media - Variety
- ^ Çubukçu, ''Güzel ve Dahi'' programı için RTÜK'e başvurdu / Siyaset / Milliyet İnternet
- ^ Casting video for the Israeli version
External links
- Beauty and the Geek at IMDb
- Template:Tv.com show
- Beauty and the Geek Fansite Including Season 5 Gallery and News
- Beauty and the Geek UK