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Typically they give us some breathing room, but with Lost on the jam packed Tuesday nights, this season we jump right into after the final rose immediately after we found out The Bachelor 14 winner was Vienna.

Tenley says she still can’t figure it out, but she’s noticed a very playful side to Jake when he’s with Vienna. When she confronts Jake, he still can’t put into words. There’s still nothing wrong. The only explanation she’s going to get is that Vienna and he had that spark that they lacked.

Jake wants everybody to trust that he made the right decision, although he realizes that he made a controversial choice.

Vienna says that the image we’re getting of her is not her, and that the tabloids are just making up stories at random.

Now that they’re able to tell people that they’re together, Vienna will be moving to Dallas immediately. Not wasting any time, but at least they are not yet setting a wedding date. Before that, though, they will be returning to St. Lucia on the show’s dime. Now if they were smart, there would be a Travelocity roaming gnome in the background.

The new Bachelorette is here tonight: Ali. Really? The chick who quit the show and hated Vienna’s guts?

Saying goodbye to Gia in The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 7, Jake narrowed his choices down to two women: Tenley Molzahn and Vienna Girardi.

Jake meets with his family and talk about the girls. His mom suggests maybe there’s something to how everybody hated Vienna. She’s already getting off to a bad start, and she hasn’t yet set foot in the house.

Never mind that for now. It’s Tenley’s turn first. She’s got good answers to their questions, enough to make everybody cry. His mom’s concern is that men can’t hold the family together, so it’s up to the daughter-in-laws to get along and handle conflict well. Jake will be asking one of them to marry him, whichever one that is. Jake’s father thinks he probably has met his future daughter-in-law.

Vienna’s up next. Although Jake was nervous about how he told his parents that the other girls hated her, he didn’t have to be. She’s willing to tell that story herself. She finds this all quite amusing. This is one of the more awkward family visits. Everybody is guarded and not particularly impressed. Obviously, his mom worries about her not getting along with girls, given her whole daughter-in-laws and glue theory. After they talk to her, though, they warm up to her, feeling guilty for having judged her so quickly.

Jake and Vienna head to a sulfur spring, where they hop in for a dip and some mud wrestling. When she eloped and got married for three weeks, she broke her dad’s heart, but she eventually realized that it was a stupid decision made by dumb kids. Now she’s really ready to give her heart to someone, and wants to do it with her dad’s blessing. She offers Jake her I’m not going to elope again promise ring as a sign she’s moving on.

Tenley’s date is on a yacht and going snorkeling. Unlike Vienna, who he’s concerned he may be too into for her looks and is not sure whether there’s something deeper there, Jake tells Tenley that he thinks their physical chemistry, whatever that may be, is lacking. Way to make her get all emotional on your last date, dude. He later says that it’s about honesty, whether it makes sense or not.

Tenley gets out of the first limo, er, helicopter. He loves her. But something just doesn’t feel right. She thanks Jake because it felt good to open her heart again. He didn’t feel comfortable being himself with her, instead feeling like he had to be a certain way.

So that means Vienna is The Bachelor 14 winner, or so we can assume. After scaring her by giving her the promise ring back, Jake gets down on one knee and proposes. Well, that oughta piss off some of the chicks who have been eliminated.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 10, where we will find out what happened after the final rose, which airs next on ABC.

Before we get into the finale next week, tonight the women tell all.

After half an hour of filler, Kathryn, Emily, Channy, Ella, Ashley, Valishia, Ashleigh, Corrie, Christina, Jessie, Elizabeth, Michelle, Ali, and Gia have returned.

Ashleigh says she planned to trip when she got out of the limo.

What was it about Vienna? Ella says that she’s only 23, meaning that little switch in her brain controlling when something is or is not appropriate has not yet formed. Gia continues to defend her, although she, too, had run ins with her on the show.

Elizabeth’s weird game that screwed herself over is something she says she’s never done before. She realizes why it looked like a game. And stupid.

Next up, a conversation about Rozlyn. It seemed to me that they were being awful careful about what they said, so as to avoid a lawsuit, leaving us with nothing but excessively vague accusations that we were left to assume meant something sexual. But it won’t hurt them if all the girls tear into her.

Her roommate Gia got to see where she was (or was not) at night, that being the bedroom. Ashleigh saw some cuddling and kissing on the forehead. Jessie seems to be the only one who saw anything worth talking about, claiming she saw them making out.

Before we get to Rozlyn’s side of the story, it’s time for Gia to talk about her journey. She knows what went wrong. Although she knew she fell in love with him, she was unable to vocalize that. With that said, she’s learned that she has to be more open about her feelings. Maybe even proposing at their first meeting like Michelle was ready to do.

Michelle, who had a breakdown throughout the entire process, is next. She has no regrets. Really? If she were in his shoes, she would have done the same thing as he did when he finally got rid of her, having for some unexplained reason kept her around past the first night. Seeing as she got dumped by Jake fairly early, Michelle has now decided that it’s not possible to find love through this process. Ali disagrees. Michelle’s defense for her behavior: editing. She also denies needing therapy.

Ali, who departed in order to keep her job (that storyline’s getting old), is back to discuss the decision that she considers a mistake. She still misses Jake sometimes. Her decision was based on the theory that, if he loved her, she could leave and he’d still hunt her down later, show or no show. Work is where she goes to hide from her emotions, so that’s where she went. She couldn’t run the risk of being unemployed, although if she could change things now, she probably would, economic meltdown be damned. Turning to her obsession with Vienna, that’s something she regrets, acknowledging that she was mean.

Now it’s time for Rozlyn. She’s entering the show the same way she departed: being escorted by security. She denies that anything physical happened at any point. It was just a friendship. So why did she not defend herself? She was never accused of anything. Well, she was, but it was really quite vague. Although Rozlyn says that she was not allowed to call her son until she got the producer’s phone, Ella and Valishia say they had no difficulty. Chris keeps asking if anything physical happened, apparently hoping he will get a different answer at some point. Rozlyn wants to know what this physical relationship supposedly was, seeing as Chris has never been clear about it. He plans to be clear about it… after the break.

He’d like to bring the girls in. Christina saw cuddling and excessive thigh touching. Jessie reiterates her story about kissing. Ella tells the story about how Rozlyn was on all fours one night, refusing to go to bed until the producer put her to bed. Rozlyn acknowledges having slept on the couch, but just one night. Valishia says Rozlyn was not anywhere in the house one night.

Rozlyn makes the point I’ve been thinking all along. If something was supposedly going on, surely they’d have some video footage. There are cameras everywhere. Chris’ claim is that there is a lot of downtime, and the producers know when the cameras will not be on. Or any other staff around for that matter?

Despite all these very G-rated accusations, I’m still having trouble buying what went on, mostly because I still don’t understand what they’re trying to sell me.

With that drama kinda sorta but not really behind, Jake can now come out on stage. His heart was crying when he had to say goodbye to Gia. He hates that Ali had to make that decision, but she’ll always have a friend. Kathryn does not feel she got a chance. Having watched the show back on TV, he wishes he’d given Christina more time, since he saw a side of her he hadn’t seen while they were at the mansion.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 9, where we will find out who The Bachelor Season 14 winner is, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

Ali decided in The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 6 that she would say yes if Jake asked her to marry her. Not long after this declaration, she showed up at his door with a puppy dog face, telling him that she had to make a choice between him and her job at Facebook. He told her about 10 times that this was her decision to make based on what was best for her, but she refused to make a decision until he told her whether she was going home or not. Quite possibly in order to get her to make a decision before the entire two hours of the episode were used on this drama, he told her that she was not in danger, and he wanted her to say. With that finally out of the way, she left anyway.

Gia gets the first date. Jake is worried that something’s holding her back. They take a boat to Gros Islet, one of the local towns in Saint Lucia, which leads them to both start thinking about travelling the world together. She’d like to tell him she loves him (and vice versa) by the end of the date. That night, they go to Smuggler’s Cove and have dinner on the beach. She’s surprised by how deep he is, apparently. While they’re rocking in a hammock and drinking champagne, he pulls out the fantasy suite card, which she happily accepts. They hop into a candlelit bathtub with rose pedals. Although she keeps saying the “L” word in her confessional, she’s still afraid to actually say it to him.

Tenley meets Jake next at Rodney Bay in Gros Islet. Since she said she hasn’t really seen his passion yet, he takes her flying. Well, a pilot takes them both flying anyway. The chopper lands in a rain forest for a picnic. Tenley says she’s fallen in love with Jake. Some of the way. Like Gia and Jake, she’d also like to travel. I just hope nobody is having a drinking game relating to mentions of an ex or a previous marriage. That said, Tenley claims that the past has passed, and she tells Jake she’s falling in love. After dinner, Jake breaks out the inevitable card, and she accepts the offer, making Jake the second guy she’s spent the night with.

Vienna gets the final date. He wants to get back to her fun, light, “almost immature” side. They board the ship used in Pirates of the Carribean. Vienna says that she’s never been in love. Jake’s concern with Vienna is that he’s not sure whether he is more than just physically attracted to her. Dinner somehow leads to the type of rings she’d like, so she picks the princess cut of course. He warns her, however, that there are two others that he could also see being his wife. Despite her fear, she’s gotta say that she’s fallen in love with him, leaving Gia as the last woman standing who has not shared how she feels. She, too, accepts the fantasy suite card, and she’s planned for this, bringing lingerie along with her.

Jake gets a call from Ali. She knows that she made the wrong choice. Oh shoot me. Since he was forced to put what he felt for her aside, he’s further along with the other three. Despite the obscenely misleading (aka typical) editing, he does not tell her to get on a plane. Instead, he says he does not think it’s a good idea.

On her video message before the rose ceremony, Gia tells Jake she’s falling in love.

Roses
Tenley
Vienna

Gia has been eliminated. Her baggage got more in the way than Tenley’s did. She realizes that she’s been a little slow and not as able to open up as maybe she should have been, and she does not think he made the wrong decision, although she did expect to get a rose.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 8, where the women tell all, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

Only the required number of girls went home in The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 5, as Jake sent Corrie home. Tonight, Jake will be going to all of the girls’ homes.

First up is Gia’s hometown of New York. They go on a boat and take pictures of various landmarks of the city. Jake brings up that Gia never talks about her previous relationships. Her one serious boyfriend did bad things like cheating on her with all of her friends. I sure hope she’s gotten a new set of friends. They go to dinner with her mother, stepfather, stepbrother, and half brother. The family is full of paraonia that she’ll get hurt again. Her mom thinks he’s got love for her, although Gia remains worried that he’s just doing the same things with everyone else as he is with her.

From the big city we head to Ali and the quaint little town of Williamstown, MA. There’s not much to do there but hang out on the street. So they go to her dead grandmother’s house. For dinner, they go to meet her mom, sister, and brother. Last time she brought a guy home, her mom did not approve, and that was the end of that. Ali’s family does not seem overly skeptical about Jake, and he does not end up getting the third degree. If he asked her today, she would say yes. We normally don’t hear that for at least one more week.

Tenley’s hometown of Newberg, OR is next. As they chat by the lake, she brings up her ex-husband, who she says let someone else plan most of his life. Jake runs most everything past his parents. She brings him to the dance studio she grew up in, and she has choreographed a dance for him, something her ex was never interested in (yeah, I get the feeling we’re going to hear about that guy a lot). Jake expects cautiousness when he meets her dad, mom, and sister. The last time she was there, she told her parents that her ex was not coming back. Watching last season, her father said he wished she’d meet that guy. Jake’s got a question for her mom: is Tenley ready to go down that road again, having just gotten divorced in the last year. Her warning for him: she’ll have emotional spill overs for a while. His last question is for her father: can he marry his daughter?

Vienna gets the last hometown date in Sanford, FL. They also get a boat ride on the river she grew up on. She wishes him luck with her father, who hasn’t liked either of the guys she brought home in the past. They meet her father, mother, and apparently sister. Vienna and her dad are in tears the second she walks in the door. She’s fallen for Jake, something she hasn’t done before. Her father expects her to be treated like a princess.

Jake gets a knock on the door when he’s relaxing in his room. A tearful Ali is at the door. Either she stays there, or she goes back to work. I saw this twist last season. His advice to her is to weigh which decision would be the bigger regret. He can’t guarantee her she’ll get the ring. She guesses she’ll let him know at the rose ceremony.

As the rose ceremony begins, Ali asks to talk to Chris. She still doesn’t know what to do. Basically, she doesn’t want to give an answer until Jake lets her know she will survive the axe. After listening to her whine for a while, he finally breaks his stance and tells her he doesn’t want her to go because he will not send her packing. That said, she just wants a little bit more time. Oh, can we find a way to draw this out any more? After some more consideration, she says she has to go. Surely she already knew that before putting him and herself through this.

This begs the question: which of the other three girls was going to get cut?

Oh, and next week, Jake gets a call from Ali. Oh geez.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 7, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 4 turned into a bloodbath. First, on the two-on-one date, Jake decided to send both Ella and Kathryn home rather then just one of them. As if that weren’t enough, he axed not one but two more women: Ashleigh and Jessie.

This week we head to San Francisco.

The first of three one-on-one dates goes to Tenley. They take the trolley to Chinatown to do some window shopping. For dinner, they go to Coit Tower, overlooking the Bay Bridge. Jake says that he pictures her the most as his wife out of all the women. She says she learned not to take as much for granted after her previous marriage. Her concern is about pilots and faithfulness. The both of them need to get over her past relationship.

Corrie plays a prank on Ali and Vienna, telling them they’re the ones going on the two-on-one date, to which Ali responds tactlessly that she feels sick right now. She seems surprised that her behavior toward Vienna is making the tension even worse than it would be otherwise.

In reality, Gia and Vienna are the two to go on the date together. They get a giant chest of clothes to choose from to play dress up for their date. Gia’s concerned that Vienna is so much more outgoing. Their date takes place in a 12th century Tuscan castle. Back at the house, Ali’s worried that Vienna’s talking about her on the date. That turns out to be a valid concern. This is certainly awkward dinner conversation, particularly with the third wheel. With Gia feeling left out, she and Jake go for some alone time, and it’s then that Gia starts feeling as if she’s on a real date. That doesn’t prevent Vienna from wandering to find them and interrupt. With only one other girl on the date, have a little patience. After Jake spends time with Vienna and then says goodnight, not content with her first bit of alone time, Vienna goes wandering again, to see Jake in bed. It’s getting a little stalkery now. Jake thinks some dirty thoughts, but ultimately just ends up feeling awkward.

Corrie gets the next individual date. Of all the remaining girls, she’s the only one who has not yet kissed Jake. Despite that, contrary to nanny Elizabeth’s theory, she’s still around. She wants him to make the first move; he wants her to open up. They take a row through the park. Afterward, they head to a science center after hours. By this point, they’re feeling the cloud of going so slowly hanging over themselves. She tells him she has no intention of living together before marriage, or sleeping together for that matter. But at least they get that first kiss out of the way.

The final date of the night goes to Ali, who lives in San Francisco and will be able to plan the date to show Jake her city. This is her second individual date. She’s going to take him to her neighborhood and show him her daily routine. She loves San Francisco, perhaps too much for him to hope she’ll move to Texas. After a day of relaxing fun, it’s time to discuss the last rose ceremony. He’s willing to answer any questions she may have, to which she responds that she doesn’t have questions about why some people are there any more. She’s ready to let go of that. Well, that would be a nice change.

Roses
Tenley
Ali
Gia
Vienna

Although they made some progress in their last date, it wasn’t enough, and Corrie is going home. Jake’s worried that it took too long for her to open up, and she would never open up fully (at least not before marriage). She thinks this would have turned out differently if not for all the other women.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 6, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

Three more women went home in The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 3. First, tired of Michelle and her in need of therapy behavior, Jake took her up on her offer to leave the show. Then Eliabeth and Valishia were also cut.

Chris tells them everything is about to change. They will all be leaving the house forever. Instead of a mansion, they will now be living in RVs. Ali, Jessie, Kathryn, Ella, and Tenley all get in one RV. That leaves Gia, Corrie, Ashleigh, and Vienna in the other.

Gia gets the one-on-one date. Jake picks this city girl up on his motorcycle. Their first activity is to play hide and seek in a vineyard. My tip for her is not to giggle and give your location away. When he finds her, they go to have a picnic. She says she was a nerd growing up. Jake can relate, as he used to be called Mr. Dateless in 9th grade. After they polish off the wine, they play spin the bottle. Yeah, you really can’t play that with just two people because it’s kinda rigged, but this leads to their first kiss, which she calls the best of her life. Well, that’s a little dramatic. Their dinner is hot dogs and s’mores, cooked over her first campfire. She wants kids before 30, two kids and a baby girl from China. And a pot-bellied pig. After dinner, Gia gets the rose.

The group date is for Jessie, Ashleigh, Tenley, Ali, Vienna, and Corrie. They head to Pismo Beach. First, they get on dune buggies. Ali doesn’t care if she doesn’t drive as long as she gets to ride shotgun with Jake. Corrie looks right at home driving, though Jessie’s a little timid. Then they go sandsurfing, which is apparently a real thing. As the sun sets, they have some fruit and wine. Jake invites everybody to roll down the hill, but only Corrie takes the bait. She’s realizing that either she spends time with the guy, or maybe she should just head home. After playing in the sand, they get their first real shower in a while. Ashleigh and Jake seem to be struggling to find conversation, and Jake isn’t feeling a lot of chemistry with her. When Vienna’s asked for some alone time, she says she’d rather go last. With Tenley, he wants to make sure she’s really over her ex-husband. He’s the first man she’s kissed since then. Vienna wants to be the last girl he kisses before he goes to bed. Meanwhile, the others discuss how much they still hate her, which he’s noticing and concerned about. Thanking her for being patient with him, Jake gives the rose to Tenley.

That leaves Ella and Kathryn for the two-on-one date, and one of them will be going home. After last week’s date, I’m assuming Ella will be the one who sticks around. Kathryn feels as if she’s in danger as well because she really hasn’t spent much time with Jake. They’re invited for a quiet dinner at Jake’s cabin. Kathryn’s frustrated, thinking she’s just a third wheel. She feels as if he doesn’t pay attention to her. Since he’s developing stronger feelings for some of the other women, Jake has decided to eliminate Ella. Not the outcome I was expecting. Ella doesn’t get it. I don’t get it either. I’m not seeing a connection between him and Kathryn, and it doesn’t seem like Kathryn does either. That said, it’s not over yet. Kathryn is also being sent home.

Corrie feels that the other girls have progressed further than she has.

Jessie, who’s been a little on the invisible side thus far, wants to tell Jake that there’s one person who’s not for him. That person is Vienna.

Vienna says that the girls are uptight, and that they view her as a threat. Ali says that, if Vienna gets a rose again, she’s going to have a conversation that Jake would never expect, whatever that means.

Roses
Gia (individual date)
Tenley (group date)
Ali
Corrie
Vienna

The bloodshed is not over yet. After two roses have been given out, Jake needs to talk to Chris. Does he really have to give out two more roses? He’s definitely sure on one girl and pretty sure on another. Following Vienna receiving a rose (as if by some coincidence, her name just happened to be called last following all the drama), Ashleigh and Jessie have been eliminated. Though she’s not alone in her belief that Vienna needs to go, Ali’s more emotionally invested in Vienna than she is in Jake. We haven’t seen the last of this feud.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 5, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.

Three more women were sent home in The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 2. First, Rozlyn was dismissed for having an “inappropriate relationship” (we never did find out what that means) with a producer. Then Ashley and Christina got cut at the rose ceremony.

Vienna gets the individual date. Jake says Vienna’s a blunt person who’s a little out of his comfort zone. They take a motorcycle to his house, where they wait for a helicopter to pick them up and take them to a bridge in the middle of nowhere. She’s afraid of heights (he is, too), so this next part should be interesting. Time for some tandem bungee jumping. After taking some time to panic together, they jump off the bridge, and then he kisses her. After dinner, they hop into the hot tub, where she gets her rose, after having shown him a more mature side of herself. The girls back at the house don’t like her and won’t be happy to see her coming back.

Corrie, Elizabeth, Ali, Tenley, Ashleigh, Jessie, Kathryn, and Michelle get the group date. Michelle’s not happy again. The girls will be doing stand up comedy with the assistance of Jon Lovitz. Ashleigh eventually breaks down crying as they prepare. As if she and the others are not nervous enough, oh, by the way, they’ll be performing for a live audience. Elizabeth, the no kissing chick, has to be censored due to her raunchy routine. Kathryn invites Jake down to the stage, where she kisses him. Then the daggers come from Michelle’s eyes, with ominous music in the background. Corrie does an impersonation of the other girls. Eventually, we get to Vienna. The other women cheer her on as she trashes Vienna, which worries Jake. What do they know that he doesn’t? Ashleigh has had enough to drink to get past her meltdown, and she manages to get through some blonde jokes.

After the jokes, they head off for some drinks and food. Tenley did not reveal it before, but she has decided to tell Jake that she’s divorced. After that, she ends up getting a kiss as well. Ashleigh’s angry that Vienna got a rose, so she tells Jake about it. Ali and Jake haven’t talked since the date, but when they do, their conversation, too, turns to Vienna.

Later, the girls all toast to Corrie for her stand up routine. Well, all except Michelle, the odd duck out. She’s there for one reason: her family says it’s her turn to get married. Ali tries to tell her maybe she should get along with everybody as well, and the claws get out. She doesn’t need Ali’s help, or anything else from any of them. Elizabeth suggests therapy. When Michelle gets to talk to Jake, she says she can’t continue this process unless he’s feeling the same way he does. Let me end that mystery: he doesn’t. Somehow, she is already in love with this guy. Her solution is to ask for a kiss, which he agrees to do. Her response: he’s gotta give her something more than that. Apparently she got no tongue. Jake sighs, puts his head down, and says he’s ready for this night to be over. With that, she’s gotta tell him something. She can’t stay. Okay, then. Go away. What producer made him keep her past night one anyway? The answer she gets is not what she was hoping for. He calls her bluff and thinks it would be best if she did leave. So now it’s all his fault that she’s leaving, when she told him repeatedly she doesn’t want to be there (her less than stable behavior probably didn’t help matters any). As for the others, none of them will get a rose on the date.

Back at the house, the drama with Vienna continues with the others. She has decided that every girl in the house is fake (including Gia, who’s the only one who has stood by her), and then she storms out of the room crying, since the entire rest of the house hates her.

The remaining solo date goes to Ella, who has not yet gotten a date. That leaves Valishia and Gia dateless for the week. Ella, too, gets picked up by a helicopter. They go to SeaWorld, where her son Ethan is waiting as a surprise. This also proves a good opportunity for Jake to bond with him, and a chance for Ella to see how Jake is with kids. Although the situation does not allow for much romance, that’s not really necessary, as it still allows them to get a lot out of it. At the end of the date, Ella gets a rose.

Back to Vienna, she tells the others that she plans to be nice, or at least not mean any more. Apology not accepted. Ali goes on the offensive.

At the cocktail party, Elizabeth continues to play her game, and Jake calls her out on it. He knows people who have elected not to kiss for spiritual reasons, but he doesn’t think that’s what it is with her. And she’s a tease.

Vienna interrupts Jake and Elizabeth before they can get to the bottom of whether she’s going to kiss him or not. She wanted to defend herself seeing as all the other girls attacked her. This is certainly fair. However, it’s just one more bit of ammo for them to hate her.

After she’s done talking to Jake, Elizabeth is crying because Jake called her a game player. This gets twisted around. Ali tells Vienna she hurt Elizabeth. Not Jake. Vienna. I’m having trouble hating Vienna as much as the house does. They’re making an extra special effort to create conflict with her. Afterward, Elizabeth and Jake return to their conversation. Her tune is changing. He had the option of disagreeing with her request to not kiss her. Ultimately, she misses the point that it’s not about kissing. It’s about her mixed signals.

Roses
Vienna (individual date)
Ella (individual date)
Gia
Corrie
Tenley
Ali
Jessie
Kathryn
Ashleigh

Elizabeth and Valishia have been eliminated. Valishia has gotten so little air time that there’s not really much to say about her. Elizabeth’s no kissing until we’re engaged silliness comes back to bite her. She probably would still be around if she didn’t confuse him.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelor Season 14 Episode 4, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.