Posts By Jill Hornstein

There are only six guys left in the Making Mr. Right house and things are getting interesting. The “matchmakers” are doing their best to diffuse the dead-on conspiracy theories by distracting the guys. This week’s distraction: their mothers will be coming to the house to let the “matchmakers” in on the kind of girl they hope their sons end up with. Rachel, Brittany and Lindsay are excited to find out where these guys came from and how they interact with the most important women in their lives. Read more…

It’s week five in the Making Mr. Right house and things are getting real. This week’s theme is chemistry and, of course, the easiest way to find out if you have chemistry with someone is by kissing them. The guys will be blind-folded and each kiss three women to see who they have the most chemistry with. Unfortunately, our favorite “matchmakers” won’t be puckering up just yet. Before the kissing commences, each guy rates the three ladies based on looks alone. The guys have all kinds of feelings about today’s activity Matthew declines the offer to swap saliva with three random girls, Ryan finds it kind of gross, and James can’t wait for his turn. Read more…

It’s week four in the Making Mr. Right house and the guys are getting suspicious of the “matchmakers.” Lamarr questions whether Lindsay is even old enough to be a matchmaker and once he does, the conspiracy theories run rampant. Murphy hits the nail directly on the head in his suggestion that “it seems like April is a legit matchmaker and then she has these three undercover daters .” The girls realize it is time to step up their acting game and distance themselves from the guys as much as they can to convince them that their conspiracy theories are not rooted in fact whatsoever. Read more…

It’s week three in the Making Mr. Right house and while the “matchmakers” are enjoying spying on the guys more than ever, it has also become increasingly harder for them, as they develop feelings for the guys, to keep their cover. April is forced to intervene and decides that this week the girls will be picking, and getting to know, a new group of guys. Lindsay is especially bummed that Matthew will not be on her team this week because “there is no disputing the fact that he’s my top guy.” Rachel is open to switching groups because she’s hoping to get to know Brian better, and even though Brittany still is crushing hard on Murphy, agrees it “would be nice” to get to know some of the other guys. This week the goal is to get to know each guy’s communication style so their first challenge is to write a song or poem about their dream girl AKA the “matchmakers.” Read more…

It’s week two in the Making Mr. Right house and everyone has settled in nicely, so that means it is time to start sending people home. If reality television has taught us one thing, it’s “never get comfortable.” The theme of this week is compatibility. April lets the girls know how compatibility is one of the more important aspects of any budding relationship. After a series of compatibility tests and challenges, the “matchmakers” will have to decide who they are least compatible with (from their team) and send the poor guy home. Read more…

Welcome to Making Mr. Right. The show where three matchmakers mold an eager group of men into the perfect guy…for them. Yup, you guessed it, the women aren’t really matchmakers, but just tired of waiting until it’s too late to find out the dirty truth about the men they date. Every woman on the planet (and probably most men) have at least thought about snooping whether via social media or IRL to find out if their partner is hiding something. Typically this behavior would be a major red flag for any guy, but this is reality television so instead of giving the ladies a gentle warning, we not only encourage, but are thrilled with any and all spying, snooping, and sneaky behavior. First we meet the ladies. Read more…