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This is the follow-up to First Dates. The joke is built directly into the premise: you survived the first date—and inexplicably agreed to another one.
Rather than simply repeating First Dates, the concept advances the dating story. The first impression has happened, some warning signs may already be visible, expectations are changing, and now both people have voluntarily returned for round two. The published edition is part of the same Lewis Mabee humour/game catalogue.
In short: the first date didn't kill the romance, so naturally it's time to see what fresh catastrophe date number two can produce.
This is the follow-up to First Dates. The joke is built directly into the premise: you survived the first date—and inexplicably agreed to another one.
Rather than simply repeating First Dates, the concept advances the dating story. The first impression has happened, some warning signs may already be visible, expectations are changing, and now both people have voluntarily returned for round two. The published edition is part of the same Lewis Mabee humour/game catalogue.
In short: the first date didn't kill the romance, so naturally it's time to see what fresh catastrophe date number two can produce.