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To think I could have gone out with Pepa! Or was the fix in all along?

After a double-date disaster with one of Pepa's bad-boy love interests, Salt embarks on a quest to find her fellow MC the perfect man. Salt sums up her opinion of Pep's love life by sighing, "Pep and men ... good Lord" while Pep squirms under her pal's judgments. The two hire a professional matchmaker who interviews half a dozen men, all of whom Salt rejects, instead choosing her friend, a youth pastor, as Pep's suitor. In the end, Pep fires Cheryl as a matchmaker, sticking to her conviction. "I believe in my record 'Whatta Man.' I want 'Whatta Man.'"

I may not have made the final cut, but at least Pep also turned down Salt's friend, a chubby, uptight pastor who won't give it up until there's a ring on that shit. It's a famous pop-rapper, fella. God would understand.

Rock Reality Show Recap: Pepa Searches for a Real "Whatta Man" on "The Salt-N-Pepa Show" [Rolling Stone]