The Bachelor Reality Show

Meanwhile, Benjamin Barry (Matthew McConaughey) is a young, successful, confident, advertising executive who is looking to land a major advertising deal. At the taunting of his two female co-workers who are eager to see the arrogant professional fail, he makes a bet that he can make a woman of their choosing fall in love with him in 10 days, which will land him a large profitable advertising contract.

It is almost time for Bachelor in Paradise and spoilers are already coming out like crazy. Grant Kemp will be on the show trying to find love once again and it turns out that things go great for him. Hollywood Life shared that ABC actually spoiled that Grant proposes at the end of the show. In the preview video, you can see the tattoo of a guy that is down on one knee. It turns out that this guy is Grant Kemp based on the tattoo on his arm. ABC probably wasn't thinking about that when they posted this preview. Of course, the fans notice things like that right away.

Ben is also a peculiar character in that he is not really a character.  For one, he was completely a figment of Willy's imagination.  He also does not appear inn the requiem (Smith).  In a Paris Review Interview, Miller acknowledged

His good looks and charming smile may drop panties across the nation, but he’s only after her heart. He’ll stop at nothing until she’s his again. Too bad Beth isn’t the type to forgive and forget.

Willy aspires to be like Ben and Ben is really just an embodiment of the idea of hard working, and successful and how WIlly uses him as a model to try to achieve the same level of salesmanship.

Ben did not have a very good relationship with his dad. They did not talk with each other like a father and son should. ‘He really wanted out of here, out of this room, away from this person is by accident of birth his son’. He once fell in love with a girl named Nettie Halversham. She did not love him back though.

The article “Dumb TV,” published in the University of Regina Carillon on February 8, 2014, is a critique of the ABC reality TV show The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, produced and directed by Mike Fleiss (The Bachelor - ABC, 2016). Written in an informal style, Destiny Kaus’s article provides data to support her thesis that states, “Overall, I really do think these shows are exceedingly dumb and they shouldn’t exist because the process doesn’t work.” In the article, she presents her bias by arguing that these drama-filled shows, where men and women compete for love and matrimony, are “dumb” and ultimately fail at providing everlasting love. The informality of the article creates a connection with the audience, but the excessive use of the word “dumb” distracts the reader from the actual brilliance of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette franchise. More important, this article is fundamentally flawed as it only references the simple analysis of these shows as a meaningless search for love instead of the tactical attack of capitalism by the television industry. Are The Bachelor and The Bachelorette actually “dumb” or are they a brilliant attack on people’s emotions for the benefit of a television franchise?

It turns out that Lauren Bushnell is actually friends with this girl, so it is very possible that she already knows some people from the franchise. These two actually attended college together. Josh and Anna have already split up, but the fact that these two are connected is still interesting.

According to reports, Chris Soules have found true friendship in Ben Higgins and his, would-be-wife Lauren Bushnell. The trio enjoyed the company of each other and also had a lot to talk about post their experience in ‘The Bachelor.’ Ben and Chris have become good mates and are also making plans for hang-outs. Lauren too has seems to gel well with Chris.

After the former Bachelors gave advice, viewers got insight into Ben's past. Ben's past was followed by the contestant intro packages. It is essential to watch this part of the episode, because they usually have contestants that stay long-term. I have included my favorite moment from the contestant overviews, which is Amanda with her daughters.

So what an experience my first episode of the 1950’s reality television series "The Bachelor” - episode 6, season 3.

Today was a big day for me. I had been training for this bike race for months and I was going to win. Sadly, Ben was here and I seriously doubt he came to cheer me on.

Actress Eliza Taylor, known for her role in Neighbors and The November Man, spills the beans regarding her character’s love life. When Taylor was at the Oz Comic-Con in Melbourne promoting The 100 Season 4, Taylor revealed what her character, Clarke Griffin, is thinking. “I don’t know if she will love again. I don’t know if that is a possibility for her, given what she’s just been through,” the actress said.

Ben now faces a decision that could alter his life forever. He lives comfortably with his family in Buenos Aires, however

He concludes that he wanted to become a doctor, just like he had dreamed of as a child. After doing some deep thinking, Ben settled on the reputable Yale University where he receives a full academic scholarship. Ben meets up with Candy, who is a couple of years behind him. She was a musician and came from Detroit, like Ben. Their tiny relationship with each other later on sprouts to their marriage. Ben moves on to medical school to pursue his studies and decides to go to Michigan State, which is relatively close to his home