Episode 2: (18 down to 15)
1-on-1 date: Will Holman. You can see pictures from that date here. They visit the Bellagio Conservatory, then eat lunch at the Jean Philippe Patisserie inside the Bellagio. And dinner is on the water in front of the Bellagio. They kiss, and Will gets a rose.
Group Date: At the Monte Carlo hotel with 12 guys. The twelve guys are split up into 2 teams of six, and the winning team would perform in the “Jabbawockeez” show later that night. Bentley gets the rose on this group date.
1-on-1: Mickey McLean. At the Mandalay Bay wave pool, then got a private concert from Colbie Callait performing her song “I Do”. Mickey gets a rose.
Rose Ceremony Eliminations: Matt Colombo, Stephen D’Amico, and Ryan Miller.
Episode 3: (15 down to 12)
1-on-1: Ben Castoriano. Flash Mob Video date in Pasadena, California at the Americana at Brand outdoor mall (If you happened to see that Howie Mandel show “Mobbed”, that I believe only had one episode, they filmed their flash mob wedding at the exact same place). You can see pictures of this date here. Ben gets a rose.
Group Date: 10 guys in the first ever “Bachelorette Roast”. Basically, it’s no different than the group date on Jake’s season where all the girls had to get up and do a stand up routine, except this time, the comedy is directed at ripping on the other guys – and Ashley. Will gets a bit carried away and I guess spends an inordinate amount of time making fun of Ashley. Nice one. Ryan Park gets the rose on this date.
1-on-1: JP Rosenbaum. Low key date I believe that is just dinner at Ashleys place. Usually have one of these every season where the guy just goes back to the girls place to hang. And make babies. JP gets a rose.
Rose Ceremony Eliminations: Chris Drish and Jeff Medolla. Bentley Williams eliminates himself the morning after his group date by telling Ashley he misses his daughter and can no longer stay. However, this is not the last we see of him.
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I agree with above post about bringing in new blood. I understand their reasoning but I think if they’ll invest in someone new they may even get new watchers.
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