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The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 6: Best and worst moments

By Julia Wagner

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)MATT JAMES
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)MATT JAMES /
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The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 6: Worst moment: Bowling fake-out

Remember the bowling drama on Arie’s season? Arie (AKA production) decided the losing team would have to go home instead of joining the after-party, but then “changed his mind” and decided they could join after all.

As we all remember, Arie got a TON of heat for this from season 22 villain Krystal. However, I kind of saw her point, as did other Bachelor alum such as Rachel Lindsay. It’s annoying to have no control in a situation, be told you’re competing for time, then have the rug pulled out from under you.

At least on Arie’s season, it was almost believable that he was the one calling the shots in that scenario, the one who had changed his mind. The same cannot be said about this situation.

It was SUCH an obvious ploy by production to create the momentary drama of the losing team’s sadness and anger, followed by their relief at being allowed to go, followed by the winning team’s annoyance. It didn’t even really seem to work; Matt’s time at the after-party with the losing team wasn’t even shown!

If the show is going to repeat a move from a past season, at least try and reach a bit further back into the show’s archive so it’s not so fresh in the minds of the viewers!

The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 6 recap: Tyler C. shows up to support Matt. dark. Next

Who knew bowling would become such a repetitive source of drama on The Bachelor?

What were your favorite moments from this episode of The Bachelor Season 25? Share in the comments below?

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