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I dont have episode 6-7-8 sorry———What Men Want: Episode Descriptions  Answers the call of women across the globe to find out – once and for all – what men want. Why do men behave the way that they do?  What are they thinking and will women ever understand them?  This Discovery Home & Health series continues to look at what drives male desires in matters of love, sex and relationships throughout February.  Focusing on a different topic each week, host Bibi Lynch asks the big questions such as: Are men more jealous than women?  Can a man be faithful?  Do men really prefer blondes to brunettes? Using controlled experiments with hidden cameras, lie detectors, surveys and expert analysis, Bibi gets to the bottom of these age-old questions to finally expose the truth about What Men Want. What Men Want, Episode 1 – AttractionIt’s the question women have been asking since Eve ate the apple. Just what exactly turns men on? This episode takes a look at the evolutionary and psychological factors behind attraction. What is it about blonde hair? Are big breasts really such a turn-on? And how do men really feel about the larger lady? What Men Want, Episode 2 – SeductionThis episode explores what men think about seduction. Learning from a survey that one in three men said that they’d use false flattery and a fifth said they’d use alcohol to get a woman into bed, viewers explore why men have to rely on such underhanded methods. Also, the program plants two pretty actresses in a bar to find out if men will make the first move. Perhaps it’s women who aren’t being clear enough in their signals? And what do men really think about women who make the first move? Is there a fine line between flirting and offering it on a plate? What Men Want, Episode 3 – DatingThe dating game has long been a confusing one for girls. Why don’t men phone when they say they will? And if they do call, how available should women make themselves? This episode asks a variety of men about their attitudes to taking a girl out and answers the vital question: Should you “put out” on the first date? What Men Want, Episode 4 – Love & RomanceWhat is love? What is the difference between love and lust? Do the genders have different love agendas? This episode features interviews with psychologists, a romantic novelist and the guy on the street to discover what the modern male feels about this particular four-letter word. Does love and its conventions have a place in the man’s world? And do men use romance to benefit themselves? What Men Want: Episode 5 – JealousyWitness an experiment that tests whether men and women cope with jealousy differently.  Could we in fact be programmed to act in different ways?  One in five men from a survey admitted that jealousy had made them violent in some way.  Does this mean men get more jealous than women?  Find out how our bodies respond to jealousy by gauging one man’s reaction to seeing his girlfriend out on a date with another man.  But while men appear the jealous sex, one in four in the survey said they have broken up with a girlfriend because of her jealous behaviour.What Men Want: Episode 6 – VanityWhen most men think of vanity, they think of keeping fit.  What has brought on the modern male’s Adonis complex?  This program goes beyond the gym junkies and the Botox-Bunnies to ask the question: for whom are men keeping fit and why?What Men Want: Episode 7 – MarriageAccording to the What Men Want survey, 12 percent of men believe they get married to keep their girlfriends happy and 10 percent think they get married in order to fit in.  In this episode, men’s attitudes to settling down are gauged in a cleverly constructed word-association test.  We also hear from both commitment-phobes and the happily married to find out whether there is a connection between age and settling down. What Men Want: Episode 8 – MotherhoodThis episode tests whether the fact that a woman has had a child makes a difference to a man.  In the survey, a surprising nine out of ten men said that they would date a woman with a child.  Also find out what men think about having sex with a woman who’s had a baby, as well as sex with a pregnant partner.  The program also sets up a decoy: a damsel in distress – first as a pregnant woman and then as a childless woman.  Which one will the men help?  You may be surprised.Geffrey Beattie Appearances : – in Attraction (twards the end)- in seduction from 3:37 also from 9:34 again from 21:12——————–