Andi Dorfman - The Bachelorette 10 - Discussion

foodie wrote:http://www.modernluxury.com/jezebel/andi-dorfman

"Biggest turn-ons: Confidence, in shape, good family and someone you can be goofy with"

-I think this describes Josh perfectly.

SafronSahara wrote:

foodie wrote:http://www.modernluxury.com/jezebel/andi-dorfman

"Biggest turn-ons: Confidence, in shape, good family and someone you can be goofy with"

-I think this describes Josh perfectly.

I'm glad you brought that up. Have you noticed during JoDi scenes either one or the both of them is laughing hysterically? I don't know if it's because of something Josh says or what but their muted interactions are filled with humorous moments.

I don't know if Josh is as charming and funny as Marquel, but if he is that's a huge plus in my book.

Fulton DA Doubts 'The Bachelorette' Will Return After Show

Like the four million Americans tuning in to watch ABC's "The Bachelorette," Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard is wondering if his most famous assistant district attorney, Andi Dorfman, is about to be married.

Dorfman is nearly half way through a 10 week run of the reality show during which she attempts to find one true love from among 25 contestants. Production has concluded, but she's under contract with ABC to remain silent about the outcome until after the finale airs in July. The leave of absence Dorfman took in February to start shooting the show was to run through May. She didn't return to work on the first Monday in June. She did come to the courthouse on that Tuesday--not to return to her job prosecuting gang-related violent crimes, but to ask if she could come back in December, Howard said.

"She said she had other commitments until December," Howard said. "I asked her if she was getting married, but she couldn't tell me."

Then he wondered aloud, "If she's getting married, will she ever come back?"

Howard discussed Dorfman in a ballroom at the Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort Saturday night following the swearing-in ceremony for Patrise Perkins-Hooker as president of the State Bar of Georgia. When the room cleared and the crowd moved down the hall for dinner and dancing, Howard found himself surrounded by women talking about "The Bachelorette."

"I can't believe you watch it," he said to a reporter. "I can't watch it."

But his wife watches the show, he said. So do a number of women at his church. "I just wish it would end," he said, because every Sunday women at church give him messages to pass on to Dorfman about who to keep and who to send home.

"I try to tell them it's already been taped, but they don't believe me," he said.

Howard does have his own ideas about Dorfman's future. Although her job in the courtroom will be waiting for her if she wants to return in December, he said he doesn't expect her back.

Since she's smart, articulate and comfortable in front of a camera, he sees a future for her in television--possibly hosting a legal talk show. Predicted Howard, "I think she'll go to CNN or something like that."

That's with or without a fiancé.

Kaltie wrote:

ThankMeLater wrote:Interesting read! Thanks MOT. I wonder why until December?

DWTS......?  :vomit: 

Although her job in the courtroom will be waiting for her if she wants to return in December

chloep wrote:

Although her job in the courtroom will be waiting for her if she wants to return in December

Until December? I am sorry what kind of DA office is this?... She has been out of school for 2 years and 1 year out of that 2 was spent on a reality TV show(not working). How come they actually allow her to do this?

And why until Dec? That's 6 MONTHS from now on.... The show ends in July. In 6 WEEKS. What are those "commitments" she has until the end of the year? You'd think after working this hard to become an attorny, her job would be a pretty big commitment in itself...
I can't imagine her doing DWTS. She doesn't seem to be as popular as previous leads who were offered the opportunity and she is the first one to admit that she hate dancing/isn't good at it.... Something is fishy.

Cecilia wrote:How would she host a legal talk show when she has so little actual experience?  Most TV personalities with law degrees have to actually practice law for a bit first.  I think she has only been an ADA for a year or so.