Turn up the heat this summer with Bravo’s newest series “Most Eligible Dallas.”  They’re young, they’re hot, they’re single -- they’re Dallas’ most eligible. From beauty queens to pro football players, this group of Texas socialites proves that everything’s bigger in Texas -- including the drama.

Some are looking for true love while others have perfected the art of the one-night stand, and somehow, their love lives all have crossed paths at one time or another.  Dallas serves as the sexy backdrop for the jaw-dropping series that follows a group of successful friends living it up in the Lone Star state.

Matt Nordgren is the central connection in this socialite group.  An all-American, blue-eyed Texan charmer, Nordgren is always seen with a different girl on his arm.  His best friend, Courtney Kerr, calls herself Nordgren’s “gatekeeper” and voices her disapproval of the women with whom he surrounds himself -- especially when an old fling, Neill Skyler, moves back to the city. 

Kerr is an outspoken Southern belle who has her sights set on finding true love, even though her standards are sky-high.  Skyler is a sassy single mother who is working hard to gain recognition for her band and seeks to prove she can still have fun as a hot mom.  Sexy Glenn Pakulak, a punter for the NFL’s Oakland Raiders, lends his effortless charm to this charismatic group.  Pakulak is content to enjoy the distractions of Dallas until the NFL lockout lifts, but when an ex-girlfriend comes to town, he may have to reconsider the single life.

As a good friend of the entire group, Drew Ginsburg is a proud gay man who prefers cars to couture and spends much of his time working for the family auto business.  Tired of unfulfilling flings and short-lived relationships, Ginsburg is determined to settle down and start a family.  He shares this sentiment with Tara Harper, a quintessential Dallas girl who has called off four engagements in the past -- but hasn’t given up the hope that her soul mate is still out there.

The series is produced by Pink Sneakers for Bravo.  The executive producers are Kimberly Belcher Cowin and John Ehrhard.