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Kyle Garrity is the game show host of "Married and Broke" who appears in "Married and Broke".
History[]
He hosts the game show, "Married and Broke" which Muscle Man and Starla enters to have their dream wedding paid for if they win. When Kyle has Muscle Man and Starla introduce themselves to the audiences and Muscle Man gave a blunt response, Kyle wasn't impressed with the couple.
After two couples were eliminated leaving Muscle Man and Starla and Teddy and Tina left, he happily announces Teddy and Tina as one of remaining couples but coldly announces Muscle Man and Starla as "These guys. Them." When Kyle announces the final round, "Cross the Threshold", Muscle Man points out that the obstacle course looks similar to the course in "Fool Me Twice", which angers Kyle saying "What?! Are we made of money?!".
After Muscle Man exposes Teddy and Tina as Canadians, Kyle is outraged by the couple's lie. After Teddy and Tina explained why they lied, Kyle starts tearing up but he still disqualifies the couple and has them escorted off the game show. Kyle apologizes to Muscle Man and Starla for forgetting their names and explains that television glorifies beautiful people and he struggles with his own looks. He admits he grew his mustache so he doesn't look like a newborn baby. At the end, he declares Muscle Man and Starla the winners of "Married and Broke".
Kyle was seen as an invited guest to Muscle Man and Starla's wedding in "Dumped at the Altar".
Appearances[]
He's bald and has a black mustache. He wears a blue suit and a beige turtleneck.
Trivia[]
- His appearance and the fact he hosts a game show resembles Steve Harvey.
Gallery[]
"Married and Broke"[]
"Dumped at the Altar"[]
