The Bachelorette

The show casts naîve twentysomethings, then constantly questions their maturity—all the while reinforcing outdated ideas around love. Is that why its success rate is so awful?

While it’s hard to get those doing the lying to reflect, their witnesses were willing to talk.

Trigger warning: This is avocado brutality and it WILL cost you a rose.

Garrett's history of "liking" racist and transphobic Instagram content is off the table. What will these bores discuss instead? Chicken man falling out of bed? Jason's dewy skin? Arie?

Allegations against a contestant on 'The Proposal' are just the tip of the iceberg of ugliness.

Lincoln Adim has become the latest in the long-running franchise's string of controversial contestants. How did he get on the show?

Not that I'm going to stop watching it.

Arie Luyenduk Jr., a "former race car driver" no one wanted as the Bachelor, bored us all season long. And then he acted like a total dirtbag. Somehow, the show's producers still believed they could redeem him in the audience's eyes.

Andi Dorfman opens up about the lessons she learned along her journey to find love on "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette."

What should have been a happy proposal ended up feeling like a death march toward marriage.

Rachel bucks tradition by turning the "we can finally have sex" episode into the "meet my family" episode before the final three men head to Spain to kick off "fantasy suite" week.

This week, Rachel went to visit her suitors' hometowns to take her relationships to "the next level"—but for one contestant, things end in deansaster.