The Beautiful Sexy and Vivacious “Jillian Barberie” was the host of this Talk Show on the “FX” Network, which stands for “Fox Extended Networks” because it is owned by the “FOX Entertainment Group”. Jillian does the wheather on every Professional Football season on the “NFL on Fox Pregame Show" that is co-hosted by “James Brown”, “Terry Bradshaw”, “Howie Long” and the Coach “Jimmy Johnson”. “The Test” debuted on 23 April 2001 and was a very different kind of talk-show where 4 celebrities along with the audience, the home viewers and even people on the Internet could discuss a 10 question quiz or “Test” they had taken earlier that day. It was a “just-for-fun” test of questions that ranged from topics like ethics, everyday occurrences, hypothetical situations, morality, religion and politics but in a way so the show would be fun to watch. The questions were pretty much light-hearted and some of the most bizarre, interesting and amusing questions would be discussed on the show live each weeknight. Supposedly the numbers of Internet questionnaires that were completed on line each day were reported to be in the Millions. Some of the episode titles included “The Commitment Test”, “The Fidelity Test”, “The Flirt Test”, “The Gossip Test”, “The Humility Test” and “The Sex Etiquette Test”. The show lasted a little more than 6 months with a total of 145 total episodes shown ending its’ run on 9 November 2001.
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The Beautiful Sexy and Vivacious “Jillian Barberie” was the host of this Talk Show on the “FX” Network, which stands for “Fox Extended Networks” because it is owned by the “FOX Entertainment Group”. Jillian does the wheather on every Professional Football season on the “NFL on Fox Pregame Show" that is co-hosted by “James Brown”, “Terry Bradshaw”, “Howie Long” and the Coach “Jimmy Johnson”. “The Test” debuted on 23 April 2001 and was a very different kind of talk-show where 4 celebrities along with the audience, the home viewers and even people on the Internet could discuss a 10 question quiz or “Test” they had taken earlier that day. It was a “just-for-fun” test of questions that ranged from topics like ethics, everyday occurrences, hypothetical situations, morality, religion and politics but in a way so the show would be fun to watch. The questions were pretty much light-hearted and some of the most bizarre, interesting and amusing questions would be discussed on the show live each weeknight. Supposedly the numbers of Internet questionnaires that were completed on line each day were reported to be in the
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