The first series revolves around a single bachelor, who is
very eligible, and a pool of romantic interests which could include a potential
wife for the bachelor named Jamie Williams. Conflicts occur, both internal and
external, but this gives the show an elimination style format. The bachelor
first goes on large group dates with the women and majority gets eliminated
during a rose ceremony. After several eliminations, the process cumulates with
hometown visits to the families of the final four women, overnight dates at
exotic locations and with the bachelor’s family with the last two women. At the
end of this series Jamie chose Jodi Plumb to be his future wife.
This series I find is mindboggling and weird. I would be
ashamed of the idea of me throwing myself at a man and I have to fight it out
with other women so that he could choose me. Usually the series has a good looking
and eligible bachelor but I find it sad that he wants to go on television in
order to find his dream girl. Despite the eligible man and the exotic places
that you get to see, I would never enter such a reality show because I believe
that there is for each person someone in the world and you just need to look
harder. The bachelor gets to kiss all 25 women. Living with your boyfriends
other dates is not my cup of tea.
I don't know if you know this but in the United States they took this to a whole new level, they now have, besides The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, Bachelor Pad, in which all the rejects or people who's relationship (shockingly) failed get thrown in a mansion and compete for money, but they are also there to find love (again) ....... oh and they actually participate in one of these three more than once. Like it's a new job!
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