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Caitlin Brannigan | Tuesday, March 22, 2022
After sitting through yet another painful episode of “The Bachelor” a few weeks ago, I experienced what may be the most trivial crisis of my entire life. I simply could not figure out why I would continue to watch a show that takes years off my lifespan. Week after week, it’s another episode of the
Mary O’Connor | Tuesday, February 15, 2022
Netflix’s hit show “Too Hot To Handle” returned for its third season this January and continued its trend of shocking fans with its new twists and turns. The show takes a group of “sexed-up singles” from around the world to a tropical beach oasis under the premise that they are on “Pleasure Island,” a fake
Reyna Lim | Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Stanford Hall is in the process of filming its production “The Notre Dame Bachelor: A Made for TV Event,” inspired by the hit dating show “The Bachelor.” The production stars Giovanni Ghilotti as its lead and is directed by Eric Huberty and Joel Mandell. All proceeds from the event will go to sexual violence prevention,
Sophia Michetti | Thursday, October 15, 2020
I didn’t realize how much I had missed Chris Harrison until he graced my TV screen last Tuesday night, introducing Clare Crawley as the lead for the sixteenth season of “The Bachelorette.” The Bachelor franchise has been a major component of American pop culture for as long as I can remember, and this season may
Caroline Lezny | Wednesday, February 26, 2020
It’s the fairytale proposal that romantics grow up dreaming about: these couples get engaged without ever seeing each other’s faces. Netflix’s new reality series “Love Is Blind” presents 10 men and women with the challenge of meeting their soulmates. The catch? They have to make their decisions based solely upon “blind” conversation. The first episodes
Claire Rafford | Thursday, April 4, 2019
Despite the fact that it’s reality television and not the Final Four, “The Bachelor” has all the elements of a sporting event — the ability to bring people together, viewers rooting for their favorite “players” and, most importantly, impressive as well as not-so-hot athletic feats. Though there have been Bachelor-related Sports Authorities written in the past,
Erin McAuliffe | Monday, March 27, 2017
I tried to avoid going spring broke this break and forwent the all-inclusive resort destination (and, thankfully, the “Cancun you believe I’m here?” / “Cancun I stay here all year?” Instagram “puns”) for a road trip across California with four friends. However, the trip taught me a few lessons about the pains of staying on
Brenna Moxley | Tuesday, March 21, 2017
“The Bachelor” is a dating game show that began airing 15 years ago on ABC. It now has 21 seasons and its partner show, “The Bachelorette”, has 12 seasons, which span from 2003 to the present. I began watching these two shows with Emily Maynard’s season of The Bachelorette in the summer of 2012. Since
Elizabeth Greason | Thursday, March 9, 2017
The NFL Draft is not the only star-studded popularity contest that will be hitting the airwaves in the near future. The season finale of “The Bachelor” will air Monday, after two-and-a-half long months of bachelor Nick Viall courting 30 women in an attempt to find his future wife. In January, columnist Daniel O’Boyle compared NBA
Kathy Minko | Thursday, March 17, 2016
In the series’ 20th season finale, “The Bachelor” did not disappoint. Unfortunately for me, as I had to work on Monday night, I could not watch the final episode until Tuesday. Despite knowing the outcome going into the episode, the cast kept me — as well as millions of other men and women, I’m sure —