Photo: Craig Sjodin/ABC After a premiere filled with blow-up dolls, original ukulele compositions, and one sketchy RV, the new season of The Bachelorette, starring a famously sex-positive marketing manager named Katie, is now in full swing. Last night, Katie’s contestants provided us with a frightening display of male-on-male competition, which, unfortunately, is kind of the point of the show.
During that first group date, I expected to be terrified, as each contestant was challenged to show Katie, in a multimedia performance, why they were “the greatest lover of all time.” But aside from Karl’s presentation, which involved tracing a cardboard cutout of Katie with a banana, the performances were surprisingly tame. Conor B. sang another earnest, original song, but I was prepared for that, so it was okay.
Between Karl’s apparent desire to turn The Bachelorette into The Hunger Games and Aaron and Cody’s straight-up physical fight, there was plenty on last night’s episode that made me want to cover my eyes. But when it comes to the guy who scared me the most, one particular software salesman stands out from the pack.
“Katie, thank you again for making this experience so comfortable,” she read, awkwardly, from the handwritten note, which had been burned on the edges to look old. “I cannot wait to spend more time with you, and I’m giddy about our future. Heart, Hunter.”
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