The most famous love show on television closes its doors for another week with great dates between single men and women, which have left us with great moments. Each diner is different, but as soon as they walk through the door of First Dates and start talking to Carlos Sobera or Laura Boado, viewers begin to get an idea of what that person is going to be like.
An example of this was Miranda's presentation. The 22-year-old single woman from Malaga arrived saying that she was a great fan of traveling, so she decided to choose the profession of a stewardess. In love she had not had special luck and she assured that she was looking for a man who "was not retarded, homophobic or racist." But the most important thing in her life was her dog, whom she classified as ''the love of her life''.
But when the single woman showed an image of her chihuahua to Carlos Sobera, the atmosphere darkened. ''This is love because she says it's beautiful. Well, nice...'', said the presenter. ''Don't go too far with my dog. I'm telling you right now,'' she responded. Sobera continued to doubt the beauty of the dog, while the single woman insisted that it was beautiful.
To calm the waters, Carlos Sobera went to look for José, his date. The 29-year-old bachelor from Cádiz came confessing his love for climbing and football. When the singles met, the presenter was again humorous and told the single: ''Come closer. It's scary." ''You're not going to pay attention to this guy who says my dog is ugly,'' Miranda commented. ''When I show you the photo of the dog, say that he is pretty,'' declared Sobera, who continued to insist that he had not said that the dog was ugly. ''You said that he is not pretty, you have made him up,'' the woman from Malaga replied.
Even Matías Roure intervened in the matter to defend the presenter: "I'm not going to allow you to say that Sobera is slandering." "Do you think the same?" she said. After the peculiar moment of tension, Miranda confessed that she had found José very handsome and then showed him a picture of her chihuahua. ''I can't stand those dogs, they bark all day and I can't stand it,'' confessed the bachelor.
Moments later, they both moved to the table, where the date began. One of the things they had in common was sports, although climbing was not something the single woman was willing to do. ''It would be a problem because I would love to share it with my partner,'' he declared.
The date progressed and the single woman continued surprising her date when she claimed to have never tried alcohol and was terrified of the sea. An aspect with which she clashed with the bachelor, since he was very fond of plans on the beach. The singles had found more differences than similarities, so in the final decision they both rejected each other.
