Nev calls the catfish to see where they can meet up. Nev and Max return to the hopeful to give what they found online, this is where the hopeful finds out that the person he/she has been talking to is definitely a catfish. They look for the person's social media profile to look for friends to see if the person is legit. If the image search doesn't work, then they run the phone number of the person the hopeful has been talking to online. They image search the person's profile picture. Nev and Max go to a cafe to begin their investigation, with the information the hopeful has given them. Nev and Max go to the hopeful's hometown and the hopeful explains more in person about the person he/she has been talking to. The hopeful wants to see the person they are taking to (webcam), but is provided excuses like, "My webcam isn't working" or "I'm too tired" or the hopeful wants to meet up, but gets stood up. Nev and Max read the email from the hopeful, explaining how they met the person online, then it became more personal and decided to pursue a relationship. Nev and Max are fooling around in their hotel room before going through their email. This is how a typical Catfish episode goes: The show is based on Nev's experience on being Catfished, which he made into a movie before the show premiered in 2012. 
We've seen couples who have been talking for a few months and some for years. The show is hosted by Nev Schulman and Max Joseph, and they travel across the US with their hopeful of the week to see whether or not the other participant in the online relationship is real or if they are, in fact, a "catfish". Nev and Max note Max is the one with the camera and grey-ish hair at work helping their hopeful to see if her online beau is legitĬatfish is an MTV reality TV series which explores the downsides and lies of online dating.
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