Worst Omen: While visiting his family last week, Emily tells Jef to drive slowly and he takes off down the road at high speed. That doesn’t bode well for a trusting relationship. In fact the only thing it’s an omen of is Emily chucking something sharp at Jef’s head in the near future. That said, Emily is convinced that Jef “gets her.”Watch The Bachelorette Season 8 Episode 10 Online, The Bachelorette 8x10 Free, Watch The Bachelorette S08E8 Online Full Episode, Watch The Bachelorette Season 8 Episode 10 Online Free From The Bachelorette Season 8 Episode 10, Watch The Bachelorette Season 8 Episode 10 Online, The Bachelorette 8x10 Free, Watch The Bachelorette S08E8 Online Full Episode,
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The fantasy suite card comes out. Jef adorably makes fun of Chris Harrison right to his invitation by saying that it would be awesome to "forgo their individual rooms." But then he says that he respects that their families will be watching this, that there's a proper time and place, and that they will have their own fantasy suite once they're together. Good for him, too! What is going on with this season? It's like everyone suddenly decided to not behave in the most trashy way possible. I can't decide if it's awesome or a bummer. They, too, just chill in the fantasy suite, while creepy shadows of the crew play across the wall. Jef tells Emily that he loves her again, and good, because why is it that once it's out there, nobody ever repeats it? They're great for each other. My only criticism is that they left an entire steak and a whole salmon on their dinner plates in their pre-pubescent rush to go make out.
Jef marches to the beat of his own drum, and she loves that about him. He makes her laugh more than anyone, he's not afraid to show his quirkiness, and he would make the best husband and stepdad ever.
Sweet Arie, as Emily likes to call him, is just that -- sweet and attentive. He's also funny and youthful, and they are wildly attracted to each other. She got a bit teary-eyed when talking about Arie, saying she sees him as her best friend.
After a short commercial break, it's o nto date number one! In the first helicopter ride of this season (Kalon's entrance doesn't count), Sean and Emily fly out to the private island of Klein Curacao. He knows he has to put his heart on the line and tell Emily he loves her (if he does, in fact, love her).
After quizzing him about previous relationships, Emily basically tries to pull those three little words out of him. You can see the wheels turning in Sean's head, but, no dice, here, folks. After some awkward silence, Sean remembers they're going snorkeling and quickly changes the topic.
On the second portion of their date, Sean reads Em a letter he wrote to Ricki. It's a bit sappy for my liking, but sweet, nonetheless. Still no magic phrase yet, though, and Emily is getting slightly impatient. I find it amusing that she probably only wants him to say "I love you" because the other two guys have already said it. I wonder if she subconsciously wants them all to be on an even playing field.
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The fantasy suite card comes out. Jef adorably makes fun of Chris Harrison right to his invitation by saying that it would be awesome to "forgo their individual rooms." But then he says that he respects that their families will be watching this, that there's a proper time and place, and that they will have their own fantasy suite once they're together. Good for him, too! What is going on with this season? It's like everyone suddenly decided to not behave in the most trashy way possible. I can't decide if it's awesome or a bummer. They, too, just chill in the fantasy suite, while creepy shadows of the crew play across the wall. Jef tells Emily that he loves her again, and good, because why is it that once it's out there, nobody ever repeats it? They're great for each other. My only criticism is that they left an entire steak and a whole salmon on their dinner plates in their pre-pubescent rush to go make out.
Jef marches to the beat of his own drum, and she loves that about him. He makes her laugh more than anyone, he's not afraid to show his quirkiness, and he would make the best husband and stepdad ever.
Sweet Arie, as Emily likes to call him, is just that -- sweet and attentive. He's also funny and youthful, and they are wildly attracted to each other. She got a bit teary-eyed when talking about Arie, saying she sees him as her best friend.
After a short commercial break, it's o nto date number one! In the first helicopter ride of this season (Kalon's entrance doesn't count), Sean and Emily fly out to the private island of Klein Curacao. He knows he has to put his heart on the line and tell Emily he loves her (if he does, in fact, love her).
After quizzing him about previous relationships, Emily basically tries to pull those three little words out of him. You can see the wheels turning in Sean's head, but, no dice, here, folks. After some awkward silence, Sean remembers they're going snorkeling and quickly changes the topic.
On the second portion of their date, Sean reads Em a letter he wrote to Ricki. It's a bit sappy for my liking, but sweet, nonetheless. Still no magic phrase yet, though, and Emily is getting slightly impatient. I find it amusing that she probably only wants him to say "I love you" because the other two guys have already said it. I wonder if she subconsciously wants them all to be on an even playing field.
