If they are between the ages of 15 and 35, most, if not all of them, should be aware of it. If not, others who have seen it could briefly explain the program to them. Role playing cards have created a sufficient number of both sexes. The teacher then plays the role of one of the comedians, interviewing the players first in one group, then the other. This is done by asking their names, ages, and backgrounds in a light-hearted manner, and by trying to involve the students from the other group across the classroom.
University status is a very important, though declining, social marker among the marriage conscious.
One way of mitigation any encouragement of elitism would be through discussion after the activity. Players then spend 15 to 30 minutes trying to meet as many members of the opposite group as possible, and only speaking in English. The teacher can mix and monitor the conversations with a view to discovering communication patterns that might need review or development in future lessons. After this mixing, players replicate the shows ending. Invariably, there are a mix of acceptances and rejections, as in the real show, but the use of role playing cards will eliminate any embarrassment.