Qué nochecita con Jaime Camil

A Mexican comedy - game show hosted by Jaime Camil in which a set of two new couples would compete in every episode, the tasks were both verbal and physical challenges and the contestants would usually get a cash prize or home appliances (TV sets, VCR's, etc.), the two couples with the highest earnings of every four episodes would advance to a monthly final in which the winner would get a brand new sedan. The set was meant to be Camil's bachelor apartment and there was a live band playing the show's jingle to open every segment and to accompany every game or challenge with music; contestants would get points through completing tasks (usually wearing just a swimsuit) or answering taboo, sex related questions (in a light heart-ed fashion), after each activity contestants would get points (named "Camilares" first and "Aztecas", later on). Some of the segments of the show were: "Manual de Carroña", which was a parody of a well known etiquette book, the texts would be initially very conservative and would ultimately have a shocking punch line, this was a first for Mexican television, which was very proper and institutional by the time. Another segment was "Let me read you in Braille", in which, as the title implies, the contestants would guess a woman's body measures, only blindfolded and wearing gloves. There also was a very colorful segment called "The pool", in which a young man would try to get soap bars from the bottom of the pool while a young woman would try to prevent him from doing it (the male contestant would get points according to the color of the bars he would pick). The show was a massive hit in the then recently privatized TV Azteca network and was co-created by Camil himself and head writer Alejandro Valdés.