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The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 6: 3 most dramatic moments

By Karl Ludwig

THE BACHELOR - Ò2506Ó Ð Halfway through MattÕs journey to find love, time is running out for the remaining women to strengthen their connection with the Bachelor. Emotions run high as rivals come face-to-face, cocktail parties are called off, and a group date gets unexpectedly competitive. Pieper and Matt take a break from the drama with a romantic carnival date complete with a performance by Temecula Road; and later, tensions are briefly lifted when MattÕs best friend and Bachelor Nation favorite Tyler Cameron stops by. But everything could change when former cast member Heather Martin (season 23) makes a surprise visit to the house, proving that the twists and turns just donÕt stop coming, on ÒThe Bachelor,Ó airing MONDAY, FEB. 8 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on ABC. (ABC/Craig Sjodin)TYLER CAMERON
THE BACHELOR - Ò2506Ó Ð Halfway through MattÕs journey to find love, time is running out for the remaining women to strengthen their connection with the Bachelor. Emotions run high as rivals come face-to-face, cocktail parties are called off, and a group date gets unexpectedly competitive. Pieper and Matt take a break from the drama with a romantic carnival date complete with a performance by Temecula Road; and later, tensions are briefly lifted when MattÕs best friend and Bachelor Nation favorite Tyler Cameron stops by. But everything could change when former cast member Heather Martin (season 23) makes a surprise visit to the house, proving that the twists and turns just donÕt stop coming, on ÒThe Bachelor,Ó airing MONDAY, FEB. 8 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on ABC. (ABC/Craig Sjodin)TYLER CAMERON /
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(ABC/Craig Sjodin) MATT JAMES, MJ
(ABC/Craig Sjodin) MATT JAMES, MJ /

The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 6: Dramatic moment #2:

The last OG finally found herself alone, and her fate wasn’t at all different from the other two OGs. Bye, M.J.

Episode 6 resumed with the continuation of the Episode 5 cliff hanger of Jessenia and M.J.’s mini two-on-one. M.J., having finally been exposed for her toxic ways, ended the prior episode projecting upon Jessenia.

It was more of the same to start this newest episode. Victoria and Anna were clearly the most toxic women on this season of The Bachelor and the most toxic that I’ve seen since starting with Hannah Brown’s season, but M.J. was just behind those two. If Victoria and Anna were Elsa and Anna then M.J. and Serena C. were… I don’t know, non-speaking extras.

M.J. and Jessenia started feuding because it came out that, when asked by Matt, Jessenia named M.J. as someone who had torn down other women in the house—100% a fact. M.J. acted like Jessenia had made up some vicious lie about her, and over the course of their two-on-one, broke down.

Jessenia told Matt about how M.J. was a bully during their time together on the two-on-one, but she made sure to emphasize how she was there for him and hoped he was doing OK with the whole situation. M.J., who blamed her breakdown on “weak b— energy”, cried to Matt about how big her heart is and how he needed a wife who preached peace and harmony and who doesn’t tear others down. So, not M.J.

M.J. projected hardcore onto Jessenia, realizing she had nowhere to hide from her lies at this point, and Matt ended up choosing to keep Jessenia around. He walked a terse M.J. to the car outside, and the ensuing drama ensued throughout the rest of the episode.

As a two-episode drama, Episode 6 held the aftermath and, I don’t want to say remnants, but the aftershock of the previous episode’s drama. M.J. was exposed a little later than Victoria and Anna, but she was sent home after a series of lies, bullying, and projecting onto someone else. We’ll see ya, too, M.J.

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