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Airdate: Formal Wars
Seven's latest reality series, hosted by Melanie Vallejo, begins next week.
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Seven has now scheduled its latest reality series Formal Wars hosted by Melanie Vallejo, which sees teenagers having their school formal organised by their parents.
There will be tears, tantrums and triumphs as a group of Aussie teens prepare for the biggest night of their lives – the high school formal. Each week, two high school students receive $2000 towards the cost of their school formal. However, accepting the money means the teens will hand over the party planning to their parents. Tonight, school friends Shanique and Montana struggle, and fail, to keep their cool as they see their formal dream vanish.Â
It will premiere at 8:30pm Thursday July 25 on Seven.
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13 Responses
Sounds like fun! Nice to have a show that teens and parents can watch together.
I really like this premise. It sounds sweet and could be very funny.
I think it’s disappointing that people here are so quick to sh*tcan something they’ve never seen.
There will be tears, tantrums….. and thats only from the people hearing about it!
My daughters are 15 and 17, the 17 has her formal this year. My wife and I have given her $500 to spend on her dress, shoes and makeup. The transport I have organised for her so she won’t need to worry about that, we have her given her freedom to what she wants to do in the sense of that the curfew is at 10:30pm as she won’t be going to any of the after parties. We told her that she can throw a party at the end of the year when she finishes year 12, so having said that I believe this show has flop all over it before it even starts. These types of reality shows shouldn’t be seen the light of day, they are just wrong – the promos look tacky too.
I think it will rate alright. Everyone thought Marry My Boy and World’s Strictest Parents would flop.
Gosh, would this a first? Better Man, on in the same primetime slot, could see SBS beat Channel 7.
Ignoring the fact that the “drama” is likely contrived, anyone who places that much importance on their school formal needs a hobby. This show is about as deep as a puddle.
What a load of garbage. The ads alone are dreadful & they don’t even promote the host. I think this will go the way of The Mole.
Even Seven knows this is a steaming fresh one which is why they put it on Turdsday.
It’s on Seven though so I don’t expect it to be DOA like some of TEN’s shows
Agree with Bogues this is gonna flop!
And X Factor starts Monday July 29.
Flop.
it has flop written all over it.