Bachelor Pad Recap: A Night At The Prom And A Trip To The Wax Museum Recap and Commentary by Gayl Killough August 7, 2012
Had a little accident.
Things started out messy on the third episode of The Bachelor Pad.
Glad I ate my hot fudge sundae before I watched this episode since I may not want to eat a hot fudge sundae for a while.
Just kidding, the first competition was a relay race called Hot Sludge Funday based on a hot fudge sundae.
The competition game was really cute this episode, or should I say sickening sweet.
The episode wasted little time before heading into the competition to determine who wins the safety roses.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
The bachelors and bachelorettes competed as couples this time, but not as the couples they had planned when they lined up.
Host Chris Harrison has all the bachelors step to the left, thereby mixing up the couples.
I am not even sure who all ended up with whom by the end of things.
Sarah ended up with Michael again and that made Sarah happy.
Sarah found it hilarious that this meant that Kalon and Erica Rose were partnered up since they have a history of not liking each other long before this show.
I am laughing too wondering if the powers that be did that on purpose.
Jamie who was going to partner with David since they both lost their partners last week wound up with Ed instead, and Jamie is worried that Ed is going to cause them to get the penalty votes this week.
I have to say the best twist in Bachelor Pad history is giving the worst players a penalty vote going into the rose ceremony; it has really shaken up the game on who is at risk for going home.
David is now partnered up with Rachel and Chris is partnered up with Jaclyn. After that, I am not quite sure.
Kalon thinks that normally he would be screwed having Erica Rose as a partner, but he thinks that Erica Rose will be alright on this type of challenge and I think Kalon is correct, because this is not a challenge requiring choreography or coordination, it all about getting through the track anyway one can.
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