Then we go down to some of the more peripheral things like, you know, what are your preferences? Do you like light hair or dark hair? Whom have you dated in the past? I always tell people, if you’ve never dated a supermodel, don’t expect us to find you one. We start with the deepest qualifications or the deepest issues like core values, et cetera. What are some of their preferences? We have pictures of their exes. But after we look at all those different factors, then we look at their dating habits. So, you know, there are a number of different ways that we look at it. Or if we get somebody who is completely at odds with their family, et cetera, and someone who is not, it could also be incompatible. For instance, if someone comes from a very close-knit family and someone does not have a close-knit family but longs for that, that could be a compatible situation. We look at their core values to see if they’re compatible in their families. And then after all that, we look at people’s compatibilities. They have to sit with a psychologist and then we will sit down with them and we go through an intensive interviewing process. We do some cursory health evaluations to make sure that they are okay. They answer a 370-something questioned questionnaire, and then after that, we sit down with personal interviews and we do background checks, we do criminal background checks. And by the time we get to it, as the experts, we go through a number of tests.

And so that’s the big, general weeding out. Some people may be too young or may not fit the age demographic of the show. We first start with a very large group and then by the time we get to workshops, there are a number of reasons that people are eliminated first. Well, first, it’s really not an easy process. How do you whittle it down to the three couples? MadameNoire: Whata goes into making the decision of who is a good fit to be married on the show? You all see so many people who come into the different cities and you interview a lot of them.

Pastor calvin roberson