As I mentioned in my Huffington Post article and Y101 radio interview this morning, I found myself pleasantly surprised by all of the brutal honesty pouring out from Emily and her suitors. Who knew that telling the cold, hard truth could be so entertaining? It’s such great timing too, because we needed something to dilute the memories of last week’s Muppet charade, and the promise of country music pop star
Here’s what we definitely know: 1. Emily is not playing around when it comes to choosing her husband. 2. Her friend Wendy should be on every episode from here on out. 3. Dolly Parton is an American icon. 4. Arie can kiss. 5. Kalon is a d-bag. 6. Sean is slowly winning me over. 7. Ryan is slowly losing me under. 8. If I never see another wall/mountain/cliff/gorge climbing and
How refreshing was last week’s speedy, 90-minute installment of The Bachelorette? Can I get an AMEN? Take a moment and really appreciate the efficiency that comes with an episode that trims the fat off such filler nonsense as Scott Wickersham’s five minute long pre-recording of Eye Witness News taking place “live from the sky” above ABC’s rented bachelor mansion where it is rumored that hometown hero Emily Maynard will be
“It’s time to play the music. It’s time to light the lights. Let’s hope the Muppets help A very boring show tonight.” Because I’m a normal red-blooded human being, I adore Jim Henson’s beloved Muppets. Had it not been for a few entertaining moments with Kermit and Miss Piggy, last night’s episode would have been an even bigger snooze fest. I took the liberty of listing a few ways ABC
