It would be impossible to talk about The Bachelor this week and not touch on the real time drama that's going on around the show. Chris Harrison has "stepped away" and Rachael K., one of the finalists, is under the white hot spotlight for some controversial social media posts and bad choices in college partying - attending a forbidden "Old South" party at an Antebellum home.
Then we get to the episode and talk about the appalling treatment of Heather when she finally meets the remaining women before she's ultimately sent home by Matt. The dates this week were not our favorite, and Serena P. agreed with us. The group date didn't have an activity, and there was no explanation as to why we went straight to the evening portion. Stunt car drifting left us confused about Jessinia's driving skill, but it didn't impress Matt enough to keep her around. Tiff and I come up with two dates to replace all the bad dates we've watched over and over during the recent seasons.
This episode started with 11 women and ended with 4. Women went home in all sorts of ways, and after this week, Matt has narrowed his group of love hunters from 38 to 4.
