The Bachelorette: The Best Episode In The Show's History - Here's The Final Rankings
Commentary by RTVC Senior Staff Writer Joseph Braverman
July 11, 2012
Fan favorite,
but not mine.
Ladies and gentlemen, this week brought to you all the single greatest episode in the history of the series, Bachelor or Bachelorette.
Without question, it had every element that the shows’ producers originally intended on having, but it felt so utterly real.
Three different dates with three different men, who all made Emily feel several different things.
I knew after hometowns which guy was going home, and while it may shock some, it did not shock me whatsoever.
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That being said, Sean is a terrific guy who will find love. At the end of the day, Emily didn’t see forever in Sean, as much as he seemed like the right guy for her on paper.
When Emily kept darting her eyes away from Sean as he was making his grand proclamations of love, you just knew it was the end for him.
I always said the two never had that infinite chemistry that you see so often with couples.
I think Emily cried hardest of all because, like she herself said, she so desperately wanted Sean to be the one.
He was smart, shared Emily’s values, was handsome, came from a good family, and could be a great father.
And unlike Arie and Jef, who both have a trouble-making edge to them, Sean was straight as an arrow. Still, I knew that he and Emily just never had that spark to make it last.
I’m not going to spend a great deal of time talking about this episode bit by bit, because I really want to get into the last two men standing: Jef and Arie.
I don’t care what spoilers are out there, because until I actually see Emily accept a proposal, I can’t say for 100% certainty which guy she will pick.
This is the tightest competition amongst two men I have ever seen.
Yes, Jef makes Emily laugh, brightens her spirit, seems like he would do the same for Ricki, and seems like he has the capacity to love eternally.
But what is it that’s missing from Jef? It’s simply pure passion and heart.
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