The Moment of Truth

This show sucked, y'all.  I predict it will be huge.  This country has an insatiable appetite for crappy TV.

For those of you who are completely unawares:

On THE MOMENT OF TRUTH, the challenge is simple -- answer 21 increasingly personal questions honestly, as determined by a polygraph, and win up to $500,000. This is the only game show where participants know both the questions and the answers before they begin to play. Prior to playing, participants are strapped to a lie detector and asked a series of questions by a polygraph expert, who records their answers. At any time, between the polygraph and the televised game, participants can change their answers or walk away from the competition.

So yeah.  That's the show. 

Anyways, the first dude to take the seat was an ex-football player named "Ty" Keck.  I put his name in quote marks there because a little digging reveals that his real name is Tinker Keck.  Ha!  Sucker.  Anyways, Tinker was billed as a former 'pro' football player.  I put his level of play in quotes because a little digging reveals that he really only played in the XFL.  He was signed by the NY Giants as an undrafted free agent but was cut in the last week of the preseason (2000).  He is currently a personal trainer and has a pretty decent trophy wife I guess. 

Anyways, the guy admitted to having a few hit-and-runs, hooking-up with chicks on the first date and checking out other dude's weiners in the lockerroom. 

The question he got 'wrong' was pretty funny though.  They asked him whether he ever touched his female personal training clients more than was necessary.  Dude said 'no', but they lie detector determined that to be a lie.  His trophy wife looked kinda pissed about it.  Game over.  No loot.