Plot Synopsis

Hosted by Angie Greenup, TWINNING is a one-hour competition reality series that features 12 sets of identical twins competing to find out who has the greatest "twintuition," with the winners splitting a grand prize of $222,222.22. Along the way, the competitors experience double the meltdowns, double the hook-ups, and, of course, double the twists when the teams are pushed to their limits in unexpected ways. The 12 twin teams include: Cory and Adam, two college-educated entrepreneurs who were known as the "Zinkerim" when they played pro football in Israel for the city of Tel Aviv; the Butterfield twins -- Bennett and Winston -- who never agree on anything except that they love each other almost as much as they love themselves (which is a lot); Torian and Tre who are living the college dream (even though they aren't in college) -- sharing a townhouse with some buddies in an apartment complex filled with hot college girls and partying on the regular; the Nick Brothers -- Eagle Scouts Skyler and Spencer -- who take their designation as momma's boys as a compliment; Roxanne and Nicole, two blond bombshells and owners of a twin-themed bar, who are the definition of a love/hate sibling relationship; Shawn and Claire, who, like many twins, one of them is more dominant than the other, but unlike other twins, the dominant role switches depending on the circumstances; the Vickers sisters -- MeMe and Key -- who are going into this competition with a plan--befriend their opponents and then stab them in the back; Kamila and Kristina, who were born in Ukraine and came to America when they were just four years old -- but they still speak Russian and retain their sexy accents; Bolanle and Bolaji, two Nigerian beauties, who may live in DC but they are Jersey Girls at heart, complete with nails, hair and makeup; Annamarie and Ginamarie, who may be living in New York City but they are Long Island, Italian to the core; Taylor and Dylan, who are "mirror image twins" -- a rare variation where identical twins have a different dominant hand and hair that swirls in the opposite direction, among other things; and Josh and Chris, who may not be the most physically dominating team, but their psychological game is sure to be top notch.