Naked Attraction

In the programme Hope & Kurt, a fashion model and a veterinary student each pick dates after assessing what their prospective partners have to offer purely on a physical level. The series is presented by Anna Richardson, who guides the participants through the dating process.

Hope & Kurt is a television programme that delivers an episode presented by Anna Richardson. The show’s format centres on pairing individuals in a dating context, with the presenter guiding the participants through each stage of the experience. In this particular episode, a professional model and a veterinary student are matched with potential partners. Both contestants make their selections after assessing what each suitor can offer strictly on a physical level, using that purely visual and tactile information to decide who they’ll go on a date with. The contrast between the two participants adds an extra layer to the premise. While the model brings experience from the fashion world, the veterinary student approaches the process from a scientific and animal‑care background. Neither participant is given insight beyond the outward appearance of their possible matches, meaning the choices are driven entirely by what they can see and feel at first glance. Anna Richardson steers the episode, introducing the contestants, explaining the rules, and facilitating the moments when the model and the veterinary student reveal their decisions. Her role ties the segments together, ensuring the focus remains on the physical‑only evaluation that underpins the dating experiment.