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But no, I'm not coasting, not calling it in. The truth is that my wife and I played a drinking game this episode. Every time Ashley said the name "Bentley", we had to take a drink. I'm hammered. Fifteen minutes in I passed out.
I didn't have an opinion on the Greek god Constantine before. But after the date, I give him a thumbs up. Seems like a decent dude. I didn't like that old Thai guy telling the young couple that in a long-term relationship, the man shouldn't try to win an argument. That's just crazy talk! Maybe the rules for love are different in Thailand. You're in it to win it, old man!
Speaking of Thailand, it looked beautiful but I doubt their tourism bureau was too thrilled. What do we take away from the place? Torrential rainfall is a way of life there. This coming from a guy who lives in Vancouver, where we're no strangers to liquid sunshine.
What's all this resentment over Ryan? I really got the sense the producers created this. Everyone was getting along too well and they had to create some drama now that Bentley's gone so they choose the nicest guy in the house. Their beef? He's too peppy, too positive, has a zest for life. That might be a hard sell, Blake. Good luck with it, though.
Ashley said JP was the best kisser by far. And she digs his shaved head look. That maybe gives a guy like me a boost, but really? I thought he looked sickly.
In every season of the Bachelorette there's one guy who the woman describes as hilarious who shows no outward sign of being even remotely funny. And in every season there's one guy who seems a little less... how shall I put this?... interested in girls than the others. This season, those two archetypes are housed in one body: Ames.
Ashley called an audible, saying she only wanted to send home one lucky bachelor this week instead of two. Chris Harrison, pretending to be the one who could okay such a move, said he was fine with that. So poor widowed West was meted out more heartbreak and sent home. Eleven others got to move forward. Of those eleven, 5.5 are okay by me:
1. ConstantineBen F. only gets half a thumb because he's jumping into the anti-Ryan camp. So the jury's out on him.
2. Ryan
3. JP
4. William
5. Ben C.
1/2 Ben F.
As for the others, Mickey is an unknown quantity but he looks weird. Lucas is dull, Nick has highlights in his hair, Blake is insecure, and Ames is Ames.
That's it. Don't worry, I'll be back home before the next episode airs. But meanwhile, gotta finish packing.
2 comments:
I haven't even made it through an entire show yet.
Sometimes I wish Chantal had become the Bachelorette because at least we knew she was going to cry. With Ashley, it's like the most insignificant thing sets her off, all resulting in the looks that sound like silent cries of, "Oh Bentley! Why did you leave me when I was going to choose you?" She really shouldn't be getting engaged to anyone. Or the producers need to jazz this show up because it's BORING. Even the Evil Bentley storyline didn't make up for the fact that Ashley is made out to be a stupid, insecure girl. I'm sure she's not stupid, but would be hardpressed to prove otherwise at this point. :(
It's weird, Ames seemed stiff and mannequin-like every time I saw him before. But he really charmed me this episode. I think you're stretching with the "not so interested in girls" thing.
Hey, no picks for the front-runner this time around?
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