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The Bachelorette Season 17, Episode 5: Best and worst moments

By Julia Wagner

THE BACHELORETTE - Ò1705Ó Ð Fourteen remaining suitors are ready to finally put the drama behind them and focus on getting quality time with Katie, until Tayshia stops by to drop the bomb that there are actually 15 men hoping to capture KatieÕs heart and Blake will be joining them in the house. Later on the massive group date, Bachelor Nation favorites Wells Adams and Franco stop by to introduce and commentate on an intense game of AmericaÕs hottest new sport Ð Bash Ball; but when more than egos end up getting bruised, Katie steps in and stands up for her guys, ending the game early and giving everyone the attention they deserve. Later, Katie and Andrew S. have an important conversation about their future and one guy gets greedy with KatieÕs time. At the end of the night, a rose ceremony will bring Katie one step closer to hopefully finding her match on an all-new ÒThe Bachelorette,Ó MONDAY, JULY 5 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC. (ABC/Craig Sjodin)KATIE THURSTON, BLAKE MOYNES
THE BACHELORETTE - Ò1705Ó Ð Fourteen remaining suitors are ready to finally put the drama behind them and focus on getting quality time with Katie, until Tayshia stops by to drop the bomb that there are actually 15 men hoping to capture KatieÕs heart and Blake will be joining them in the house. Later on the massive group date, Bachelor Nation favorites Wells Adams and Franco stop by to introduce and commentate on an intense game of AmericaÕs hottest new sport Ð Bash Ball; but when more than egos end up getting bruised, Katie steps in and stands up for her guys, ending the game early and giving everyone the attention they deserve. Later, Katie and Andrew S. have an important conversation about their future and one guy gets greedy with KatieÕs time. At the end of the night, a rose ceremony will bring Katie one step closer to hopefully finding her match on an all-new ÒThe Bachelorette,Ó MONDAY, JULY 5 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC. (ABC/Craig Sjodin)KATIE THURSTON, BLAKE MOYNES /
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The Bachelorette Season 17, Episode 5: Best moment: Tearful male bonding

The past couple of seasons of The Bachelorette have been showing much more camaraderie amongst the male contestants, possibly due to the lack of travel/exciting locales to showcase. The first precious moment of male bonding this episode was between Greg and Connor B., who were literally cuddling on the couch as the men lounged around waiting for Tayshia to come in. Too cute!

The second bonding moment was on the group date when Michael A. was shown opening up to the men about his wife. I was surprised he hadn’t told them before, but I’m glad this moment was shown.

Another cuddling moment occurred as one of the men slid over on the couch and patted him on the back as Greg openly wept.

Side note: Poor Michael A.! He couldn’t even move sitting there on the couch. When will they stop being shocked that people get hurt when they force the men into super physical situations? Ugh.

Here’s to more male bonding on The Bachelorette!

Greg had it right when he said Michael’s story puts life into perspective. It really puts the whole Bachelorette drama into perspective as well! This scene reminded me of Katie’s heart-to-heart with Sarah on Matt’s season.

I don’t know if Michael A. intended his story to get Greg to open up more about his feelings to Katie, but it was a great moment nonetheless!

Next. Katie defends Hunter and reveals he has Tourettes. dark

Until next week, Bachelor Nation!

What was your favorite moment of this episode of The Bachelorette? Least favorite? Share in the comments below!

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