The Bachelorette Season 6 Episode 5

Weatherman Jonathan and the guy with the decent voice Jesse were the latest guys to be sent home in The Bachelorette Season 6 Episode 4. Even more interesting, creepy Kasey got a tattoo in order to prove his love for someone whose heart he’s wanted to protect from minute 1.

The next stop is Iceland, the green one. Good luck with that whole erupting volcano thing.

This time, they will compete for the one-on-one date. They will write a love poem to Ali and perform it in front of her. They’re dared to slide in an Icelandic word or two, thereby adding to the cheese factor. Ali thinks it takes a real man to recite poetry. Kasey mumbles his way through his. Home viewers are lucky enough to have subtitles. Chris N puts everybody to sleep, including himself. Kirk’s smart enough to know that he has to go up and touch Ali while reading the poem. If we’ve learned anything, it’s irrelevant what he actually says. She really doesn’t care about the poems. Frank fancies himself a writer, and he steals a page from Kirk’s book by approaching Ali during his performance.

The winner of this little competition is blatantly obvious. Ali selects Kirk. They go shopping for silly sweaters, walking out of the store with matching outfits. Yeah, a little weird. Kirk hasn’t dated anybody for more than a year, and he’s afraid to open up. They can talk about that later. Maybe. Later is now, dude. That night, he tells a story about how he got ill in college, but nobody could tell him what was wrong with him. I see where he’s going here. Asbestos (in addition to dozens of health code violations that made the place where he lived unlivable). Since he had to go through such an illness, he realizes what’s really important in life. After this story, she’s clearly going to forget the fact that he’s hiding something, and Kirk receives a rose.

Roberto, Chris L, Chris N, Craig, Ty, and Frank get the group date. They get to ride some horses (Icelandic horses that look like ponies), which Ty has some experience doing. Chris L is just hoping to not get himself kicked or thrown on the ground. Once they get off the horses, the plan is to descend into a cave. When they get into the cave, Chris takes this little bit of alone time to give Ali his gloves. Frank has decided to take a back seat on this date. Once they’re done freezing, they go to Blue Lagoon, a lake that’s supposed to have healing properties and hot water. Underneath her clothes, Ali just so happens to have a bikini on. Ty’s glad she noticed that he helped people out with the horses, which it would seem he did in order to get noticed. Since he’s pretty much a cowboy, this date was made for Ty, so it goes without saying he gets the rose.

That leaves Kasey and Justin with the two-on-one date. Maybe she’ll drop both of them. Before heading off on the date, Rated-R gets his cast cut off so that he can walk without crutches. Is this guy really even injured, or is this just part of his story line? Speaking of drama, Frank thinks that Kasey may be losing it. Kasey may be coming off as strange, but I’d say that strange beats being an ass like the wrestler. Justin’s hoping to hold his championship belt (aka Ali) up in the air when this date’s done.

They head up in a chopper to take a look at the erupting volcano. Then they land right on the volcano. Good luck with that. Their setting for the date is an ice cave, complete with ice furniture. Justin seems like a nice guy when he’s around Ali, and not one who refers to himself in the third person by his stage name. Ali wants Kasey to just do one thing today: be normal. This won’t end well. He unveils his tattoo. As the date draws to a close, Ali walks the two guys out into the middle of the frozen field. Justin receives the rose. Who Kasey is is so wonderful… just as long as it’s not around her. He doesn’t know where it went wrong. I’ll give you a hint. The tattoo. Ali and Justin take off in the helicopter, leaving Kasey to survive the glacier on his own.

Frank says that he’s learned his lesson from the group date. He intends to step up his game.

Craig displays his wrist to show off his fake tattoo. Now this is how you get attention without permanently scarring your body.

Chris N is pretty much on his way out. How did this guy make it this far?

Chris L doesn’t care where they live or what they do. He’ll collect garbage in San Francisco if she’s the one for him.

Roses
Kirk (individual date)
Ty (group date)
Justin (two-on-one date)
Frank
Chris L
Roberto
Craig

That was anticlimactic. It was clear that Chris N would be going home. Had he stuck around, he would have come out of his shell a little more, perhaps.

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

So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 7

The top 11 danced in So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 6. Now one will be going home.

The first four people step forward. Obviously, Alex Wong is safe. Robert Roldan is also safe. Kent Boyd is safe. So is Lauren Froderman.

The second group of four are up next. As Nigel predicted, Melinda Sullivan is in the bottom three. Billy Bell is safe. Alexie Agdeppa is the second person to join the bottom three. Ashley Galvan is safe.

One last group of three to go. Jose Ruiz is safe. Cristina Santana is the last person in the bottom three, while Adechike Torbert is safe.

That brings us down to a bottom three of Melinda Sullivan, Alexie Agdeppa, and Cristina Santana, who will all dance for their lives. The judges are unanimous in their decision tonight. Melinda’s tap is cool and cute, but she’s going to have to bring the fire. Cristina brought the fire, if not the steps, and she was the one who most was dancing for her life. Alexie was very contained and must learn to dance to the extent of her movement. She is the first person leaving the show.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 8, which airs Wednesday at 8/7c on Fox.

America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 5

New York day 2 sucked a bit less, as America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 4 brought us Michael Grasso and Alice Tan Ridley. Tonight we move on to Orlando, where it’s bloody hot.

Jason Pote is an old school freestyle dancer. He never realized he possessed that talent until a few years ago. Because he doesn’t.

Jonathan Timpanelli moves his eyebrows around to music. Most pointless act of the night?

College student dance group The Morphs hopefully dance better than they’re dressed. What’s up with the full bodied brightly colored spandex suits? Nick wouldn’t want to show his face either.

Billy Bob Steinberg has come with a new musical instrument. His bicycle. Next. The Hoola Monsters are barely any more entertaining. Stacy Weaver then sings badly.

Lonnie Lear the truck driving cowboy is hopefully here to stop the sucking. He lives in Kevin Skinner’s hometown. They walk alike, they talk alike. But do they sing alike? Nope.

Nick Pike sounds like the people from Britain’s Got Talent, probably because he’s from England. He rides out on his unicycle while on fire and juggling. He hops down and continues the juggling… but he drops something. That’s an X from Piers. In conclusion, he juggles a chainsaw. Making an exception to his rule, Piers decides to say yes.

Kruti Dance Academy hopes to make Indian dance very well known. Lil Chris is a singer. Jayna Lee is a strongwoman who lets Nick walk all over her. Elaine Terranova tells us she’s a singer/dancer. The fact that she’s not doesn’t seem to matter. Each of these acts will be advancing to Vegas.

Nathaniel Kenyon is another guitar player and singer, and this time I suspect we’ve found someone worth listening to. Before getting into the singing, he tells a story about how he works at an elderly home since his grandmother died. Then he sings Matt Nathanson’s Come on Get Higher. The crowd loves him, but Piers doesn’t. Howie thinks he’s got a chance because of the young ladies. Piers doesn’t think he’s quite there, though. Sharon casts the deciding vote for Vegas.

Twisted Trystan and his sideshow performer soon to be wife Krystan (really?) are here to do something freaky. A couple months ago, he spent 4 days in the hospital for swallowing a sword wrong. With that said, tonight he will be swallowing a sword. At least Hasselhoff’s not here to press his buzzer in mid-swallow. After the sword, Trystan’s lovely fiancee takes a power drill and shoves it down his mouth. Love. Love is strange.

The final act of the night is Wreckless, a dance team from south Florida. Piers thinks dance groups should kick butt, which they do. Sharon likes that it’s raw and edgey.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 5, which airs Tuesday at 9/8c on NBC.

So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 6

The top 11 killed some time in So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 5. Tonight the competition starts for real. Oh, and the numbers have changed this season, to ones that seem silly.

Billy Bell with Lauren
Style: Broadway
Choreographer: Tyce Diorio
Song: Footloose by Kenny Loggins
Nigel: Really suited you.
Mia: So proud. Awesome job.
Adam: Dancing is too bloody easy for you. Your biggest challenges will be figuring out the character and staying there, filling out what’s in between the steps, and finding what the choreographer did not give.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-01

Cristina Santana with Mark
Style: Jazz
Choreographer: Sonya Tayeh
Song: Starstruck by Santigold
Nigel: Tremendous in that routine. Now showing America that you’re good.
Mia: Partnered with the best, and you did an awesome job.
Adam: Saw no trace of a salsa dancer.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-02

Jose Ruiz with Comfort
Style: Hip hop
Choreographers: Tabitha & Napoleon Dumo
Song: Beautiful Monster by Ne-Yo
Nigel: For me for you, that was absolutely outstanding.
Mia: The choreography is a little bit of ihh (I don’t know if that’s how you spell it).
Adam: Improving from week to week is what gets people through. Work on power moves that are faster.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-03

Adechike Torbert with Kathryn
Style: Jazz
Choreographer: Travis Wall
Song: Addicted to Love by Florence + The Machine (is this a real singer?)
Nigel: Didn’t quite believe this was your fantasy, that you really wanted her as much as she was giving. Steps were done really well.
Mia: No sexual chemistry. Just stiffness, strength, and empty technique.
Adam: There for your partner all the time, but you did not go that extra step.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-04

Melinda Sullivan with Pasha
Style: Jive
Choreographers: Melanie Lapatin & Tony Meredith
Song: L.O.V.E. by VV Brown
Nigel: Be careful you don’t pull your lovely face around too much. Style didn’t suit you. Break open your tap shoes so you can dance tomorrow.
Mia: Something about your legs. There’s a lack of… something. Like a big box of Corn Flakes (I think that’s a bad thing).
Adam: Good performer, which was used to mask your weaknesses.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-05

Alex Wong with Allison
Style: Contemporary
Choreographer: Sonya Tayeh
Song: Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley
Nigel: Set a new standard. You can have structure and artistry melded together.
Mia: The best piece of work danced on the So You Think You Can Dance stage anywhere in the world to date.
Adam: Those dancers made Sonya a totally different choreographer.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-06

Alexie Agdeppa with Twitch
Style: Hip hop
Choreographer: Tabitha & Napoleon Dumo
Song: Butterfly by Jason Mraz
Nigel: Such a cute little dancer. Maybe too cutesy.
Mia: Danced like a young adorable girl. No hip hop groove.
Adam: Won over by charisma. Make sure you’re dancing with power.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-07

Lauren Froderman with Ade
Style: Pop jazz
Choreographer: Mandy Moore
Song: Oh Yeah by Yello
Nigel: Great routine but no chemistry. Safe. At the moment.
Mia: Kind of flawless technically and athletically, but there’s a lot of unused space.
Adam: Focused on presentation. And don’t thank us for criticizing you.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-08

Kent Boyd with Anya
Style: Chacha
Choreographer: Melanie Lapatin & tony Meredith
Song: Lady Marmalade by Diva Invasion
Nigel: The overriding factor is you enjoyed it. Wapakoneta can be proud.
Mia: Committed to everything. Great other than the one step in the middle.
Adam: Determination, and it showed.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-09

Ashley Galvan with Neil
Style: Contemporary
Choreographer: Tyce Diorio
Song: For All We Know by Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway
Nigel: Absolutely beautiful.
Mia: I felt you a lot, but I’m not sure what I felt.
Adam: Not connected with you emotionally.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-10

Robert Roldan with Courtney
Style: African Jazz
Choreographer: Sean Cheesman
Song: Norweg from Cirque de Soleil’s Saltimbanco Soundtrack
Nigel: A dark horse in this competition.
Mia: So many things I love about you.
Adam: Knew exactly what you were dancing about. One of the best contemporary dancers ever on this show.
Number: 1-888-6-BEST-11

Aside from a couple of shining examples, it was hard to focus on the actual contestants because of who they were dancing with. Shocker.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of So You Think You Can Dance Season 7 Episode 7, which airs Thursday at 9/8c on Fox.

America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 4

New York City was the destination for America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 3. We got a look at Antonio Restivo and not much else.

Tonight we head back to New York for day two. Hopefully there’s more there than there was last time.

The first act of the day, Mary Ellen, plans to play the keyboard and sing. She can’t play. That’s okay because she can’t sing either. By some ridiculous miracle, she gets the crowd behind her, but it’s not enough to stop Howie from pressing that last X. Realizing he’s crazy, Howie says yes. Then Sharon says yes, too.

Rudi Macaggi balances on his head on top of a basketball on top of a champagne waterfall of death. This seems like a pretty stupid idea. How you gonna keep this up for a 90 minute show, dude? With Rudi’s promise he will deliver something to blow their socks off next time, he gets three yeses.

The Spangles Dance Company is stuck in the 80s. Hair notwithstanding, the 80s had the potential to be hot, so this works out well.

Erik Koloski does a yoyo performance. These things haven’t been replaced by like a Nintendo Wii game yet?

Michael Grasso is a magician. He puts a girl into a box with her hand sticking out while holding a curtain. In the blink of an eye, she’s outside the box, and he’s inside. Well played.

12 year old dancers Anna & Patryk will be heading to Vegas.

Richard and his wife Bonnie are Just the Two of Us. They play flute, lute, and sing. About 500 years out of date.

Joseph Ray (aka Chale) hopes to become a famous singer and voiceover talent. Even singing a love song to Sharon isn’t going to win him a yes.

Fifth grader Nina Mojares will be singing with some taller people behind her, a dance crew named Legit. Not a lot of point to the dancing, but this girl has a decent voice. Piers and Sharon don’t think she’s ready yet.

Alice Tan Ridley’s daughter is Gabby Sidibe. Alice has been singing in the subway for the last 20 years, but now she’s ready to get away from the things that live under the ground. Sharon wants to know how come nobody’s signed her yet.

Chipps Cooney is our second magician of the night. Only not really. He’s actually more of a prop comedian. Kinda. Piers is about ready to stab himself, but the other two are going to let him through.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of America’s Got Talent Season 5 Episode 5, which airs Wednesday at 9/8c on NBC.

Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 4

Despite Fran’s lackluster performance, Jamie was eliminated in Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 3.

Before they head back, Ramsay tells Salvatore to keep fighting. He hasn’t given up on him yet. Neither has Scott.

The challenge starts off with some dice. Each person gets to roll the dice once, and they will be granted ten seconds per choice.

Blue: halibut (Scott), endive (Jason), salsify (Ed), crab (Benjamin), peas (Jay), bacon (Salvatore)
Red: beets (Fran), shallots (Nilka), mango (Autumn), ham (Siobhan), turnips (Maria), duck (Holli)

Autumn wants to help Nilka, who doesn’t want her input, but she’s going to get it anyway. Salvatore is looking to help out… anyone. Scott will have some sympathy for him.

The men have come up with a pan roasted halibut with a bacon, pea, and crab ragu, salisfy puree, and a salad of crab and endive. Good comments, except for the endive.

The women have cooked a mango glazed pan seared duck, pureed turnips with ham, mango, and beets. Looks boring but tastes delicious. Autumn gets credit for putting duck fat in the turnips. Nilka also gets credit for her seared duck, although it has more fat than meat.

Ultimately, the winning team by a fraction, is the men. Had the duck been cooked better, the women would have won.

For their punishment, the women will be cleaning the entrance hall and prepping both kitchens. The men will be going skydiving for their reward. Jason considers this more of a punishment than a reward. They’re not really jumping out of a plane, though, just simulating it.

When the men return from their reward, the women apologize. That’s probably not a good sign. Then Maria breaks down crying.

For the service, there will be chef’s tables in the kitchen.

Scott views himself as the blue team’s mentor. This is coming off as condescending.

Jason cooks his capellini perfectly. Siobhan, however, has put lobster in hers, rather than crab. I’m sure the diners would appreciate that.

Sal has cooked raw fish.

Back to Siobhan. Lobster again. It may say crab, but it looks like it’s probably not.

Salvatore’s called up. He’s pretty sure he’s going to get yelled at again. Nope, snappers cooked perfectly.

Nilka delivers on the meat station. Once again, Sal also delivers on the fish with perfect salmon.

Ed serves up rock hard potatoes.

Autumn doesn’t even get a chance to serve up her fish. Because she doesn’t use a spatula, she drops part of it, enough to be yelled at.

Scott delivers his first filets to the pass. Rare. Feels medium rare to him. Like disagreeing with Ramsay is going to get him anywhere. Then he messes up again. At least Sal’s halibut is good.

On the back of their performances, Salvatore and Nilka can nominate one person each from their teams. Nilka would be happy to get rid of “the princess” Autumn, so basically it’s about a personality clash rather than anything food based. Siobhan realizes she should be afraid as well, though. Salvatore goes to talk to his friend Scott, who made some big mistakes. Scott’s excuse: he’s too busy trying to lend a helping hand to pay attention to what he’s doing.

Nilka has nominated Autumn; Salvatore has nominated Scott. Ramsay calls Autumn soulless. Well then. Scott says his new plan is to screw everybody else over and just focus on himself instead. Both of them can take their jackets off. Autumn joins the blue team. Scott joins the red team.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 5, which airs Tuesday at 8/7c on Fox.

Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 3

Three people were nominated in Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 2. None of them went home. Ramsay instead decided he’d had enough of Mikey. Leading up to that, Andrew decided he had enough of Ramsay (can’t imagine why), so he quit the show.

Benjamin’s mad that Jason didn’t go home. Jason rants about not doing this where he’s from. Apparently, where he’s from, they swear a lot and threaten to break chairs.

Today the kitchen is open for lunch, with simple foods like burgers and fries. Their guests will be the USC Trojans marching band and cheerleaders.

Autumn and Fran are getting their salads out. Jason is handling the salad on his own over in the blue kitchen. Too bad he’s not delivering.

Jamie’s on the burgers. She’s got this. Only not really. Maria insists on driving the bus. Speaking of burgers, Scott has served up a raw one.

Give these cheerpeople some food so we don’t have to listen to them chanting already. After a while, it doesn’t matter because all this yelling in general is getting annoying.

Having finished their lunch service first, the ladies win. For their reward, they will get a day in the sun at the Malibu Beach Inn. Fran thinks she’s a MILF. No chance of that. They get to meet Ramsay’s family. I feel like I’m watching The Apprentice with family members appearing out of the woodworks every episode.

The men’s punishment will be helping to clean up the LA (not Louisiana) river.

Fran burns her hand on some hot water. Not wanting to miss service, she chooses not to tell anybody.

Holli and Salvatore are appointed to the position of assistant maitre d, helping out JP, whose work apparently requires three people on this task. Sal’s writing is not English. It’s not Italian either. Whatever it is, Jean Phillipe decides to take over.

Maria has a secret. She never really did a lot of risotto before. Not a secret any more.

Scott insists on doing appetizers on his own. He tells Ed he doesn’t want to get yelled at for somebody else’s mistake. Good deal. Get yelled at for your own mistake.

Benjamin’s meat is cooked perfectly, but one is coming back. It’s not medium well. The reason: it’s not written on the ticket. After getting screamed at for a while, Salvatore decides he wants to quit, too. Have these people not seen this show before or something? JP tells him not to take it personally. Sounds pretty personal to me. Sal decides to stay, but if his team does badly, he’ll put himself on the chopping block.

Fran also has a steak come back. Her recooked steak is also not good. She doesn’t know what she needs right now, aside from some help.

Jason’s falling behind on the garnish. Scott tries to help him out, but Jason doesn’t want help any more than Scott did.

As Jamie gets yelled at for burning some food, Siobhan seems to find the scene all quite amusing, but she jumps in trying to bail her out. Not only do Siobhan’s efforts not bail out Jamie, but they cause her station to sink as well.

Ben continues to shine on the beef. Fran continues to be a disaster. Eventually, she finally admits she’s got pain in her hand. However, the medics can’t look at it, and Autumn better shut her mouth. Ignoring Fran’s idiotic pleas, Autumn tells Ramsay, and now she will be going to see the medic whether she wants to or not. Looks pretty serious.

The blue team has won, for which they can thank Benjamin. The women will have to nominate two people. Fran’s the obvious target. Maria and Jamie are the other potential targets.

Obviously, Fran is the first nominee. Jamie is the second nominee.

Believing Fran can fight her way back from her losing performance, Ramsay gets rid of Jamie.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Hell’s Kitchen Season 7 Episode 4, which airs next on Fox.

The Bachelorette Season 6 Episode 4

Three more guys we hardly knew were sent packing in The Bachelorette Season 6 Episode 3. First, Hunter got dismissed following his abbreviated individual date after Ali spent most of their time with Justin instead. Then, Steve and the last remaining John were eliminated.

Everybody will be packing their bags so that they can travel around the world. Chris makes it sound as if going around the world would be a waste of time if not for the dating. The first destination is New York City.

Ali gets a makeover from InStyle so that she can be in the July issue.

Kasey gets the first individual date. They get picked up by a helicopter and taken to a place for a picnic. It’s here that Kasey decides to start singing. No chance of him releasing a country music album with this decidedly weird song. After the sun sets, they go to the Museum of Natural History and get the place all to themselves. Ali is looking forward to him being real and perhaps not so cheesy. It seems that Kasey has already decided that he’s ready to get married to Ali. He will know she’s ready for him when she’s willing to guard and protect his heart, which he promised to do for her on night one. This is all just quite creepy, and to Ali it sounds like he’s reading from some script. Oh, like she’s not. Kasey will not be receiving a rose… but she doesn’t want him to leave either. What’s the point?

The group date is for Roberto, Jesse, Craig, Kirk, Jonathan, Frank, and Ty. They’ll have to find her in the concrete jungle. They’re going to experience The Lion King, seemingly underdressed having expected the word play to mean sports. They will be competing for a chance to see Ali tonight after they find out who belongs in the theater. Roberto seems to be the only guy with somewhat acceptable moves. After they go through choreography, it’s time to sing. Jonathan thinks he can sing a little better than he can dance. Both are equally bad. Following some more train wreck singers, Jesse turns out to have a good voice. Roberto’s the only one smart enough to look Ali in the eyes when singing, which seems to impress her more than someone who actually has a good voice. This is also enough to impress the guy playing the piano and wins Roberto the date.

But they won’t be so much on a date as in a play together. Yeah, let her spend more time with the guy she just had a one on one date instead of some of these guys she barely knows. They end up not fully clothed with lots of touching, and for all the time spent auditioning, they just float around on wires with no singing, dancing, or lines. As for the other guys, they’re fortunate enough to be able to be tortured and sit there and watch.

Ali’s not feeling well, so she comes up with a brilliant idea. Go outside in a rainstorm with Frank. Craig gets a little time to chat with Ali. Weatherman goes over and interrupts, but he doesn’t want to be completely rude (go ahead, dude), so he lets them finish their conversation. Once he sees that Craig and Ali are done talking, Kirk dashes Jonathan’s hopes of getting any time alone, as he brings Ali to the side and tells her he wants to put her to bed, whatever that means. No rose will be given out tonight.

The second individual date goes to birthday boy Chris L. Chris N and Justin are dateless for the week. However, with Ali still feeling sickly, they will not be going out for a day on the town. Rather, they will be spending the day in her suite. He shows up with flowers and chicken soup. After they spend some time together, she’s feeling better. I guess chicken soup really is a miracle cure. Chris protests because he doesn’t want her to get sicker, but she’s up for some of their originally planned date. They go out for oysters and lobster. His story about his mom is that there was a huge rainbow at her funeral, and wherever he goes rainbows now follow him. Then they call and speak to the father. It goes without saying that Chris receives the rose. Took long enough for one of those to be handed out this week. When they’re done with dinner, they go listen to Joshua Radin, who apparently is a singer with a hit single that peaked at #82 in 2008.

All the other guys are wondering where Kasey is. In order to prove he’s genuine and has a huge heart, he’s going to a tattoo parlour. The place where everybody shows their love. His wrist is covered when he gets back, which he claims is due to a burn. Justin goes on record to say he’s a fibber.

Jonathan breaks out his guitar. Because we haven’t seen enough guys doing that yet. Anybody else got a musical instrument with them? Hopefully the next guy does something original. Does somebody play the harp?

We find out that Kasey’s tattoo is a shield protecting a heart with a rose. Really? Like I said. Creepy. He reveals it to the guys. Justin’s happy to be right, saying that Rated-R called it, because all guys who are being real have an alterego. After that, Kasey gives Ali her favorite candy because that makes him feel better when he’s sick. Now that’s a nice gesture. Why not stop there rather than getting yourself scarred for life? Ali likes that he did something cute like that, and not anything over the top. Wait for it… but then Frank barges in before he can reveal what he’s done.

Roses
Chris L (individual date)
Kirk
Frank
Craig
Chris N
Roberto
Justin
Ty
Kasey

Weatherman Jonathan and Jesse have been eliminated. Jesse thinks maybe she’s too much of a city girl. Jonathan doesn’t feel like he got a chance.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelorette Season 6 Episode 5, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.