Bachelor Ben Recap: I’m lovin’ it

Bachelor Ben Recap: Episode 7 —

That scream you heard last night was the collective voice of a thousand Becca supporters who cried out in confusion as Ben sent one of the potential front-runners home. You could argue that she was blindsided. You could also argue that he barely looked at her during their one-on-one time, didn’t kiss her during their one-on-one time and didn’t give her the date rose after their one-on-one time. Do we need Olivia to come in and consult on the art of body language and red flags?

Oh Olivia. How I missed your snarky quips and patronizing comments. I’ve tried to make “come at me bro” happen in Houston, but it isn’t catching on. I will say that “deep intellectual things are my jam” is taking off like wildfire. I said it at church on Sunday and only two people looked at me like I was crazy. I consider that a victory.

SIMPLE DISCLAIMER
The following information you are about to read is of personal opinion. However, if you or someone you liked on Instagram happen to personally know, sort of know, is friends with the Plexus peddler who is obsessed with Chip and Joanna Gaines like me and looks exactly like one of the contestants on the show…none of this is personal and I’m sure they are all lovely people.

Ben looks hot in his leather jacket. How’s that for an intro?

He drives around Warsaw, Indiana in an old Chevy, eager to meet his parents at the town diner where a chalkboard sign warns patrons that they don’t have WIFI — talk to each other. Ben embraces his mom with a warm hug and kisses his dad’s cheek. He’s just so stinking nice and normal. So are his parents. Oddly enough, they did not look like this:

funny bachelor recap-Bachelor mike-and-carol-brady

Ben’s dad, we’ll call him Mike, is a silver fox. Carol married well.

Ben fills them in on the details. There are six women currently wearing various versions of distressed denim and flannel shirts tied around their waist enjoying a playful game of Throw the Autumn Leaves at Each Other in a picturesque city park. Here’s who he described the girls:

JoJo: “She’s unbelievably beautiful. I’m more myself around her than anyone else.”
Lauren: “She stands out.”
Caila: “She’s beautiful and scared that she won’t be able to fall in love.” [Carol is concerned.]
Amanda: “Shockingly beautiful. She has two kids from a past marriage.”
Twin: “She’s an identical twin.”
Becca: “She wears denim jackets with square holes purposely cut out.” [Quote from Lincee.]

Ben hugs his parents, hops on his pontoon boat and drives over to pick up the women from the dock. He shuttles them to a perfectly normal house in the middle of a nice neighborhood by the water. The girls squeal with delight when Ben escorts them in the house. All smiles disappear when he asks Lauren B. to join him on the first one-on-one date. Even though she looks perfectly dressed and put together, she fusses about only having 30 minutes to get ready for the day. She casually mentions that she “may need help” and zero girls jump up to meet that need. Caila is too busy feeling things. Becca is too busy contemplating what this all means. Amanda is too busy smiling. Twin is too busy congratulating herself for not dropping at f-bomb at this news (she’s maturing right before our eyes!) and JoJo is too busy adjusting her MERMAID t-shirt — the one she scored as a free gift with her Conair curling wand.

The happy couple drive around downtown Warsaw. Ben shows LB his school, his church and the movie theater where he first kissed a girl in seventh grade. His big line? “I want to kiss your right now, but I don’t know how.” Bless him.

He takes LB to the Baker Youth Club where he worked for four years. The employees call him Big Ben because he’s a tall drink of water. Half the kids remember him from years ago. While LB cartwheels and jumps rope with little girls, Ben plays basketball with the boys. He even lifts a toddler up to dunk a basketball. My uterus may have quivered.

A kid named Ronnie is pulled to the center of the circle. Ronnie is a basketball savant who is known as the Half Court King. A challenge is extended: If Ronnie makes a half court shot, Ben has to kiss Lauren. Ronnie makes it and Ben is too stoked for the kid to even get excited about his smooch with LB. Once he (and the rest of the gymnasium) settles down, he gives Lauren a sweet, simple church kiss. All the boys are grossed out while the little girls smile and blink in amazement. Adorable.

Paul George and George Hill of the Indiana Pacers arrive to play with the kids. They go nuts. Remember — these kids are required to watch Hoosiers in kindergarten. They live and breathe basketball. Ben spots little Eric crying in the corner, holding a stuffed animal and a battle shield. He gently encourages him to come out and play, promising that he won’t leave him. Uterus. Quivering. Again.

Lauren watches him with the crying boy and decides right then and there that she’s in love. They have a quick conversation about Leahgate, even though her name is never mentioned. Ben basically says that he knows LB wants to be there and he cares for her too. She looks him in the eyes and tells him that she trusts him and that he makes her happy.

This validation is just what he needed. He decides to take her to his favorite dive bar for a few rounds of Jose Cuervo. We have no idea if the fellow shot-takers were friends or charming towns folk ABC invited to liven up the b-roll footage. Whatever the case, they end up on the roof of a building adjacent to the courthouse with a clock tower. We’re one town gazebo away from being in Stars Hollow, folks.

SECOND ONE-ON-ONE
JoJo

Ben flies JoJo to Chicago so they can hang out at Wrigley Field all day long. He meets her in front of the stadium. This is when we witness our first Jump and Straddle (trademark pending) of the season. I can’t believe it’s taken seven episodes. And I can’t believe it was the Mermaid who did it. Jump and Straddle (trademark pending) has Twin written all over it. Moving on.

After explaining to her that they are in an entirely different state than Indiana, Ben geeks entering Wrigley Field. The Cubs are his favorite sports team. They slip into the obligatory baseball jerseys. JoJo has “Mrs. Higgins” on the back of hers. That was highly presumptuous. Is the ABC Intern trying to tell us something?

JoJo hits a ball and runs the bases. Then it’s Ben’s turn. He asks JoJo not to throw the ball just yet. He wants to soak in this moment as long as he can. JoJo giggles, confessing that she doesn’t play sports. Then she pitches like a woman who has been playing softball since junior high. Ben hits the ball and runs the bases. They take a time out to stretch out on the grass as the Diamond Vision plays a live version of them stretching out in the grass. It was weird.

Ben admits that he’s falling for JoJo, but he just needs her to not hold back. He wants to build on what they have. She admits that she’s trying, but it’s a little hard when there are other women in the equation. She perks up when he says, “I think I question to what extent your feelings are there.”

JoJo backpedals slightly. She tells the story of how she has always given 150% (read: 100%) every time in relationships, yet she always gets hurt. Ben assures her that he understands what it means to be scared. He’s super excited the other feelings are there though. And he’s thankful that JoJo can use adjectives to describe them. In short, this feelings talk is the opposite of Caila’s. In case Ben had any doubts, JoJo leans in for a kiss and grabs his butt in center field.

GROUP DATE
Becca, Amanda, Caila

The group date starts off in two row boats. Basic math tells us that one girl with be with Ben in one boat, while the others are in the second. Caila is the lucky one who is deemed Ben’s second mate. Becca looks at the oar of her row boat as if she’s never seen one before. She grabs one and Amanda grabs the other. Since they are facing one another in the boat, their rows cancel each other out. They float around in circles as Ben chats up Caila. Then they fly kites. #acotaco

Next, they go to the barn where The Farmer proposed to Whitney. I’m happy to say that the ABC Intern heard my distraught cries last year and refrained from filling the barn with candles AND hay bales. Ben explains in great detail that this rose is the rose of all roses. The woman who secures this particular bud is guaranteed a hometown date. Plus, she’ll get to spend the rest of the day with Ben as the other two losers head back to Pleasantville.

Ben spends time alone with each woman. Amanda wonders why he’s interested? Her life is great, but it is complicated. He thinks her struggles are what makes her so intriguing. KISSES!

Caila uses her time to tell Ben “I can’t wait to take you home with me.” Nice move C-Dawg! She also prepares him that his hometown is not like her hometown. She doesn’t have very deep roots. There are no meaningful places she would take him. Her parents are all she has and all she needs. Ben asks if she would feel stable…quickly changing his terminology to steady…to stay somewhere for a long time? Sweet Caila waxes on about how she feels that she has been molded into a person who can be adaptable. She’s like moss on a tree. Or near a tree. Or maybe she’s going to attach herself to a tree. Is Ben the tree in this analogy? Maybe Denver is the tree. She’s definitely not a rolling stone, because it gathers no moss. Ben gives her a sweet, “I’m confused again” look. Is Caila creme brûlée trying to be Jell-O? She’s never going to be Jell-O.

Becca cracks under the pressure during her alone time. All she talks about is how all the other girls have a greater connection with him than she does. Just because she doesn’t cry and have emotional breakdowns like the others doesn’t mean she doesn’t love him too. She just doesn’t want to be blindsided. Ben smiles, does NOT kiss her and later gives the date rose to Amanda.

Caila and Becca take a quick rejection ride back to the house. They fill the others in on the importance of that date rose and how Amanda has been thoroughly validated. They comfort each other with copious amounts of wine, fun sparkly nail polish and taking turns trying out JoJo hair wand. All agree that Amanda and Ben are probably enjoying a super romantic date.

I can assure you that none of us expected they would be working the drive-thru at McDonalds. Three cheers for product placement! The McBachelor attempts the Lady and the Tramp move with a French fry instead of a string of spaghetti. Amanda barely bites the end of it as Ben chomps along the glorious piece of fried potato. Give him a break. That’s about as romantic as you can get in a semi-full McDonalds on a Tuesday night in Warsaw, Indiana. My guess is that Amanda botched the moment because that French fry was her first carb in 28 days of Whole 30. Now she has to start over! At least she got a rose out of the deal.

She also got a collapsible carnival too! All of Warsaw comes out to the town square to celebrate Ben Higgins and his blonde friend. Ben admits that fair rides scare him, because they are set up in basically a day. He further proves this theory by screaming his head off the entire time they enjoy an upside down ride. Amanda nods at him with a cool, “That was fun!” once the ride stops. He’s proud of her for not being scared and entirely embarrassed that he screamed like a prepubescent girl. Amanda’s birthed two children, Ben. She’s got this. Ben pays a carny $20 to stop the Ferris Wheel at the top so he and Amanda can make out. Next stop? Meeting Amanda’s kiddos.

THIRD ONE-ON-ONE DATE
Twin

Ben picks Twin up in the pontoon. He gives her a quick lesson on the difference between swans and ducks. Bless. They share a glass of butterbeer before heading to Mike and Carol’s. That’s right. Ben takes Twin to meet the parents. Twin tells the camera that “talking to people can be hard for me.” Speaking is not her jam.

Carol whisks Twin away so she can sit, smile, nod and listen as Twin impresses her with a 10-minute train of thought. Mike does the same thing. Here’s what we learn:

  • Seeing this (the lake) is cool.
  • Twin loves ducks.
  • Ducks don’t live in Vegas.
  • She overthinks everything.
  • She struggles a lot.
  • This experience has made Twin blossom into the woman that she is today.
  • She would love to be a Denver Broncos cheerleader.
  • Twin is average at most things.
  • She is ready to be a wife.
  • If she could, Twin would sit around and watch movies all day long.
  • Coming up with a list of things that she doesn’t like is hard.
  • Wait! She doesn’t like vegetables!

Carol is a master at the poker face when she sits in front of Twin. Ben is a different story. Carol slowly breaks down, fearful that her beloved Peter is going to choose a girl she described as “very young” no less than four times. She tells her son that Twin needs to find out who she is as a woman. Is she mature enough for engagement? She has no idea who she is! PS: Does she ever ask you about YOU? She couldn’t get a word in edgewise between the movie watching and vegetable hating!

Ben hears Carol loud and clear. While Twin babbles on about being overwhelmed in happiness, she notices that he’s pontooning her back to the house. He wraps her up in a blanket on the metal bench by the dock. The ABC Intern rushes to tell the other girls that Ben is just outside with Twin. They watch the scene unfold. JoJo thinks Twin is happy. Becca disagrees.

Ben: I just don’t think I can see you being my wife.

This is what we call ripping the Band-Aid, people. No nonsense. To the point. Clear and precise. Twin takes the news relatively well. She walks down the dock and into the house. The others sit her down for a debrief. She wails in JoJo’s arms as everyone else cries around her.

This is what I’m talking about. These girls genuinely like one another and are sad when one of them hurts. So is Ben. The drama is going to come from all the FEELS.

Sweet Twin will be okay. This experience has been good to her. She got to talk to people and see swans and fly on an airplane. You go try out for an NFL cheerleading squad, Twin! Be bold!

ROSE CEREMONY
Our Host Chris Harrison wanders up to Ben who is sitting on the courthouse steps. They both take a swig from Harrison’s boot flask — a gift from Bob Guiney. Over in the square, Caila senses that she “feels something is wrong.” All the other girls look at her with wide eyes. They know Caila can feel things they can’t.

Harrison walks Ben through what’s about to happen. Does he like all five women? Does he think one of them is his wife? Ben answers another question — he knows who has to go home for sure.

For the first time in history, coats are allowed at the outdoor rose ceremony. Ben longingly looks up at the clock tower. He’s hopeful that lightning will strike it. No such luck. Along with Amanda, he hands out roses to Lauren, JoJo and Caila.

Becca says her good-byes and immediately begins asking Ben, “Why did you do that?” She thinks he’s horrible for blindsiding her. His defense? He didn’t know what he was going to do a second ago. Not helpful, Ben. He puts her in the rejection limo and then sits down on a bench to think about what he just did.

Don’t worry, Becca. There’s a George Glass out there for both of us. Keep the faith.

Next week, Ben travels to the homes of the four remaining women. From the previews, it looks like Amanda’s life as a mom is going to be a challenge, while JoJo’s protective brothers call Ben out for leading women on. WHO IS EXCITED?!

What did you think about this episode? Should Becca have gone home? Will she be slated as the next Bachelorette? If so, how do you feel about that? Sound off in the comments section!

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Kathy
Kathy
February 16, 2016 12:55 pm

OMG, the George Glass reference took me back! I thought Ben letting the twin go was pretty brutal but it was actually kinder than the way he dumped Becca. Loved the recap and can’t wait for the overnight dates, looks like their may be fisticuffs on JoJo’s hometown date!

Laura Jean
February 16, 2016 1:16 pm
Reply to  Kathy

I agree about how he let Becca go!!! Twin got the better end of the deal.

Deebee
Deebee
February 16, 2016 2:36 pm
Reply to  Kathy

Yes re George Glass!

Lincee
February 16, 2016 2:43 pm
Reply to  Kathy

I love George Glass.

sandra
sandra
February 17, 2016 2:08 pm
Reply to  Kathy

I spit out my drink about the George Glass/Jan Brady reference!

Janis
Janis
February 17, 2016 2:38 pm
Reply to  sandra

I loved George glass reference!

Laura Jean
February 16, 2016 12:55 pm

Favorite line, and I don’t even care to go on until I post this: “Ben’s dad, we’ll call him Mike, is a silver fox. Carol married well.”
And thus – Peter was born. 🙂

Whoa! First comment? I never am this lucky. Watch – It’ll be the 5th comment (or 10th) when I click “post.”

Laura Jean
February 16, 2016 1:15 pm
Reply to  Laura Jean

And yes, I ‘m so sad for Becca, but I do think someone out there is better for her (not Farmer, though…that was a good miss). She was the most chill one of the group, and I wish she hadn’t gotten nervous about that. I wish she’d have gotten to meet the parents instead of using that date on Twin. C’mon, Ben – get your head in the game!

But Ben wants emotional, “bubbly,” etc. Amanda and JoJo are my top two now, but mostly because I like them and less so that they are absolutely going to be the ones in the end. I have more doubts with JoJo because of Lauren, but Amanda seems like a sure thing considering that she has gotten not one, but TWO group date roses in a row!

Alas, I don’t wish the Bachelorette on Becca at all, but maybe she’d be a cool Emily Maynard 2.0.

Great, great recap, Lincee! So many hilarious lines in here, but I do appreciate the Brady Bunch theme throughout the post. The Twin commentary was the best (ah…poor Twin and Twin #2, who didn’t fare well in the b-line comments this episode), and that McDonald’s paragraph was spot-on. You jump back on that Whole 30 wagon, Amanda! You and the rest of Pinterest!

KMB
KMB
February 16, 2016 2:54 pm
Reply to  Laura Jean

There are rumors Ben & Becca were talking before Kaitlyn’s season aired in full, and when he was given the Bachelor gig he told Becca not to come on the show but she did anyway. So I’m not surprised she was sent home. He’s obviously smitten with Lauren B. Becca will find her match for sure!

FaninAZ
FaninAZ
February 16, 2016 6:14 pm
Reply to  KMB

This would make perfect sense. I’ve seen little chemistry between them, but Becca has seemed “all in” from the beginning, as though they had some sort of backstory. She is a great girl, I hope she finds someone soon.

Kris
February 16, 2016 1:02 pm

“My uterus may have quivered.” You’re wonderful Lincee!

No, I don’t want Becca to be the next Bachelorette. She seems to be a nice enough girl, and obviously she has time for such things, but she’s pretty bland – just not sure it would be very much fun.

KimB
KimB
February 16, 2016 3:27 pm
Reply to  Kris

I’m not a Becca fan either. Of course I’ll still watch no matter who they cast, but she wouldn’t be my choice. I actually really like Caila, JoJo, Lauren & Amanda – so I’d love any of them to be chosen!

Barb
Barb
February 16, 2016 4:17 pm
Reply to  KimB

I totally agree, I don’t feel Ben “blindsided” Becca at all? He gave her zero validation during the time they talked, so how could she even think she’d be picked? I don’t want her as the next bachelorette, her 15 minutes of fame have expired and she is just too boring. Maybe it was bad edit, but she just seemed to drone on about nothing. I’m liking Calia, I think she’s not received the best edit either, but she’s pretty and interesting. I was a military brat and had to be adaptable too, so I could relate. Btw, loved all the references this week ( Gilmore Girls , Harry Potter etc… Great writing and I’m already getting a little sad that we are nearing the end

A. Hem
A. Hem
February 17, 2016 9:27 am
Reply to  Barb

If Becca seemed confused it’s because she studied at the Olivia School of Body Reading Art and Other Smart Things.

Amye
Amye
February 18, 2016 8:07 pm
Reply to  A. Hem

This made me LOL!

votemom
votemom
February 16, 2016 1:03 pm

i’m over becca. she is whiney. i’m thankful twin is headed home. everyone knew it wasn’t right.

Kelly
Kelly
February 16, 2016 1:18 pm
Reply to  votemom

Yes and yes, votemom! Boring, whiney Becca and immature twin gone. Good choices for the last few, Ben!

Kristine
Kristine
February 16, 2016 1:03 pm

JoJo for Ben. Becca for Bachelorette.

This episode was okay. As much as I couldn’t stand Olivia, she was entertaining. The rest of the girls actually like each other…boring. Haha. Ready to see how Ben handles the screaming and crying children next week.

Kelly
Kelly
February 16, 2016 1:20 pm
Reply to  Kristine

Yes, JoJo for Ben! If we miss Olivia, then how would we stomach an entire season of boring Becca? The girl is no fun!

Julie
Julie
February 16, 2016 1:04 pm

I do think that most of the girls who are left seem to genuinely like each other, and that’s nice to see, as it’s not always the case. But was anyone else bothered by Caila bashing Emily (to the camera) before her one-on-one? I expected Emily to go home this week, but Caila condescendingly referring to her as a “bright eyed puppy” really irked me. They’re the same age, and from where I’m sitting, Caila hasn’t exhibited any more depth or maturity than Emily. I was a little surprised to see Becca go home before hometowns, but I think she came across as aloof and sort of disinterested. I thought the same thing during Farmer Chris’ season, though, and she made it all the way to the finale. Not sure I’m on board with her as the next Bachelorette, but we shall see!

Kelly
Kelly
February 16, 2016 1:23 pm
Reply to  Julie

Condescending or not, “bright eyed puppy” was spot on! Emily isn’t the brightest nor most mature girl in the world. She’s cute and likeable, but needs distance from her twin and more life experiences to grow up a bit.

Julie
Julie
February 16, 2016 3:16 pm
Reply to  Kelly

Agreed – but coming from Caila, it caused me to raise an eyebrow or two. Caila doesn’t strike me as being especially mature, and it felt a bit like the pot calling the kettle black.

Susan
Susan
February 16, 2016 1:07 pm

Just a few comments; I find Caila very confusing! Her monotone voice with a smile plastered on her face, talking in circles! Yikes! She’s pretty but not at all interesting. Becca, you seemed so desperate, especially when you told him not to blindside you! Read “Hes just not into you”. This is a new game, not Farmer Chris begging you to love him. Don’t despair, there’s always Bachelor in Paradise to continue your 15 min of fame! Amanda is sweet but I don’t see Ben taking on 2 kids. He seems the most natural with LB. For some reason, Twin grew on me each week. She’s very immature but still seems like a nice person. I thought they would show her calling Twin B in the rejection limo. I don’t know what to think of JoJo.

Shannon
Shannon
February 16, 2016 4:59 pm
Reply to  Lincee

Oh…I don’t know about Becca on BIP. She seems “above” that…if that’s a thing when we’re talking about these people She’s just so vanilla. I do not want to see her as the next bachelorette.

stylist
stylist
February 21, 2016 5:44 am
Reply to  Shannon

ditto ditto and more ditto –
I may (for the first time) have to give up a season if Becca is Bach-ette. I find her irritating, negative, and boring. Where is a spark of…anything? Name me one interesting thing about her? I’m perplexed at this “fan base” who keep promoting her? Whatever it is, I’m sure missing it…

Hamster
Hamster
February 16, 2016 1:19 pm

Is Caila creme brûlée trying to be Jell-O? She’s never going to be Jell-O.
LOVE this reference!!! I can see Julia Roberts trying to explain this to a naïve Cameron Diaz.
I’m in love with Ben’s parents! How cute are they? Also I am going to challenge the small town vibe if the town has a McDonalds and stoplights.
thank you Lincee!

Janis
Janis
February 17, 2016 2:42 pm
Reply to  Lincee

Me too!

Katie
Katie
February 16, 2016 1:21 pm

Ripping the bandaid is the perfect description! I may have said ouch whenever he did that last night! Also, I adore the creme brûlée and jello reference 🙂 spot on yet again!

Haley
Haley
February 16, 2016 1:27 pm

I was proud of Twin for remaining mostly composed and was glad that ABC didn’t show her immediately calling her sister. #growth

I really still think we should call it done because I’m convinced he’s picking Lauren B and have been convinced for a long time.

I see ABC picking JoJo as the next bachelorette easily. Becca would be much too boring to take on that “role”.

Ben, believe Caila if she has already told you that she is afraid she’ll break your heart (trust anybody if they say that). She’s not ready!

Tanya T.
Tanya T.
February 16, 2016 1:27 pm

I really liked Becca and rooted for her when she was on Farmer’s season. Not so much now. Over it. Anyone else think he seems more himself with Lauren rather than JoJo? I don’t know, is it just me? They seem more connected than he and JoJo. Creative editing??

Sarah
Sarah
February 16, 2016 1:45 pm
Reply to  Tanya T.

Yes I agree! The way he looks at her and kisses her and everything. His body language reminds me a lot of my fiancé’s toward me. I’m betting he proposes to Lauren.

baseballmama
baseballmama
February 16, 2016 1:28 pm

Thanks Lincee, now I have to go back and rewatch to see all the things I missed. Loved Carol. She is your normal boy mom. I can so see me doing this ( umm actually have a few times. Smile and act interested when the girl talks all the while thinking , no missy you are not good enough for my son) Yes, Carol and I could be great friends. I hope she had a sister to call and have a melt down with.

stylist
stylist
February 21, 2016 5:47 am
Reply to  Lincee

more dittos #same

Julianne
Julianne
February 16, 2016 1:31 pm

“George Glass” Love!!!!

Rolo Tomasi
Rolo Tomasi
February 16, 2016 1:38 pm

Producer influence continues to show with Twin getting the one on one Meet the Parents date. Mom and Dad, I’d like you to meet the girl I am least likely to end up with out of the 6 remaining. Now if you wind her up she will speak until the moment you say goodbye without pause – and apparently will direct no questions at anyone. Just self commentary about her 23 year “journey” and 2-3 week growth.

That was the simplest way to get rid of a remaining contestant while hyping up some small level of will it be Caila (who he has made out with endlessly) or Becca (who he seems to have around out of some former contestant mutual respect thing) for hometowns. Lincee described the limited level of surprise with Becca well. How did she not see that coming?

LB is an easy winner (in my opinion). They must have upped his take home pay to amp up the – I’ve fallen in love with 2 women – hype before the finale.

One other McDonald’s note, anyone else notice the large M that showed up in several Wrigley Field shots? There is a McDonalds right across the street off Addison…they didn’t go out of their way to hide it. They even let the cashier mix in that breakfast was now available all day. I hope the next episode is sponsored by Makers Mark – we’ll all need it.

Leslie
Leslie
February 16, 2016 4:49 pm
Reply to  Rolo Tomasi

Love your request for Maker’s Mark next week! LOL!

gabriella
gabriella
February 16, 2016 1:39 pm

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! (Yes to silver fox Dad and graceful/gracious Mom!) 🙂

What if JoJo or Caila is the next Bachelorette? There is no way Becca would be… right?!?! 3rd time’s the charm??

Deebee
Deebee
February 16, 2016 6:24 pm
Reply to  gabriella

I feel that if they did choose Becca as the next Bachelorette there would be too much silliness around her being a virgin. I wonder if some guys would just go on there to prove something.

FaninAZ
FaninAZ
February 16, 2016 7:34 pm
Reply to  Deebee

I agree. It’s so overdone.

Janis
Janis
February 17, 2016 2:44 pm
Reply to  Deebee

Keep your flower Becca ! Keep that garden a secret

KMB
KMB
February 17, 2016 2:53 pm
Reply to  Deebee

I actually kind of want to see Becca reacting to all the crazy guys they’d cast for her. That would be entertaining. But they’ve never picked a girl who finished outside of the final 4 on her season so I’m not getting my hopes up.

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