The Millionaire Matchmaker

In the third season premiere, Patti Stanger meets best friends and business partners Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman. Founders of trash removal company College Hunks Hauling Junk, these 27-year old entrepreneurs are extremely successful in business, but not when it comes to true love. Omar, 27, is paranoid that most women just want him for his money, even though Patti assures Omar there are no gold diggers in her club, and to test this theory, Omar wants to take his date on a junk haul, over Patti's vociferous protests.

Tyler Barnett may only be 25, but this impressive entrepreneur owns a successful Beverly Hills Public Relations firm. Patti's other client is Justin Shenkarow, 28, best known for playing the character Matthew Brock on the hit series "Picket Fences" when he was just a kid. Having had success in Hollywood at such a young age, he has a skewed perception of real world women.

Patti announces that she is sick and tired of dealing with some of her old clients. However, there is one client they just can't shake yet: Shauna Raisch, 42, Patti's arch nemesis from last season, is back for more. Patti's other client this week is a real treat - young, rich, with movie star good looks, Michael Persall, 30, is her dream client.

Patti definitely has her hands full this week with Hollywood Director Rupert Wainwright, 48-years-old, and 41 year-old Smike Wallen. Rupert is an ageist, telling Patti that his ideal woman would never be older than 29. The good news for Patti is that her other client is a dream come true. Smike Wallen is 41, handsome, rugged, smart, sensitive and gay!

Patti's next client, Jason Davis, is sloppy, eccentric and out of it and says he won't change for anyone. Sweet relief comes in the form of Chelsea's client, David Sheltraw: early 50s, tall, athletic, intelligent and hot! Could David really be that perfect?

Patti is nervous to hear she has another returning millionaire this week. Jimmy D is flying in from Las Vegas and is going to give Patti another crack at fixing him up. Patti's other client is Mateo Stasior, a Microsoft millionaire who comes to Patti with a laundry list of qualities he needs in his future wife.

Patti's first millionaire is Tricia Cruz, a free-spirited 38 year-old divorcee who is thinking about switching teams and dating women. Destin convinces Patti to help out a 26-year-old farmer from Indiana who's very sheltered. This recruiting session is unlike any Patti and her team has ever held, as they find gay women and hot, rugged men for Tricia, and pageant Christian beauties for Trevor.

Douglas Donehoo is a 39 year-old gay millionaire who owns an all-organic sportswear line. Patti's other client is British import, Nicole Sherwin, a 40-year-old divorcee who now lives in L.A. When Nicole demands the ideal man who doesn't exist, Patti gives the snobby, superior eco-princess the inconvenient truth that at her age, her options are limited, especially in youth-obsessed L.A.

Up first for Patti is ex-professional volleyball player Ayinde Alakoye. He's 37-years-old, well built, tall, with everything going for him. Next up is Will Ratner, a $40 million trust fund baby from Los Angeles. He's arrogant, selfish, and worst of all, he's cheated on several girlfriends!

The first is Justin Levine, a Canadian trust fund millionaire who has recently moved to Los Angeles to fully pursue his new career in the entertainment industry. Justin is a real-life Peter Pan, as this 40-year-old man never wants to grow up. It goes from bad to worse when Patti finds out her other client is Kevin Strom, a self-professed chauvinist movie producer who needs a woman who will stay in the kitchen and keep her mouth shut during his beloved football games.

Chelsea reveals her client is Dylan Smith, a nerdy and very young Internet entrepreneur who is looking to fulfill his five-year plan of finding a relationship that will lead to marriage. Destin's client is Hillel Presser, an asset protection attorney from Boca Raton, Florida, who is one smooth talker. Aside from practicing law, he owns a muffin company, flies around the country on a private jet, is worth six million dollars, and admits that he's "too generous" with women.

Patti meets her newest client, Greg Knoll, a 47-year-old mortgage broker and self-made millionaire who, after two engagements, hasn't been able to make it to the altar. Last season, this Kurdish playboy, Zagros, notoriously broke Patti's rules and slept with his date, creating such a scandal that he was booted from the club. Now one year later and one year older at 31, the rogue Kurd claims to be a reformed man looking to finally find a wife.

From worst date moments to favorite Patti-isms, Andy Cohen gets the inside scoop on which clients pushed Patti's buttons and which she was able to whip into shape. Millionaires from the past season will also join in to update viewers on the current state of their love lives.