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Default New TV show- Farmer takes a Wife
Kind of a more real life version of "The Bachelor" .

Cute farmer from a small town looking for a wife - and 10 city girls go to see if they win his heart and to learn about doing farm chores LOL
It seems more real and a lot less scripted than the other bachelor type shows.

anyone else found a new show that they like?
I haven't watched much TV lately because I haven't found too many that I like this year.
I did watch The Apprentice - liked it - I was rooting for Trace to win - but oh well.
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