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The two had spent more than a minute in front of each other before the first word was spoken.
"Why did you cheat on me?" the girl asked, seated on a white chair with a white wall behind her and a white floor below.
The boy, seated in an identical white chair, replied, "It was the stupidest thing I could have ever done."
This moment was the start of Second Chance, a relationship-crisis show where couples reconnect to decide if they should give it another try. I was in A&E's studio at 45th & Dean in Brooklyn, where I watched about an hour of taping. While that confrontation was what the studio execs and I first heard, there's a chance that's not how it begins for viewers. Later, the segment would be cut down to just under 5 minutes. Read more...
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