Bachelor 22 - Arie Luyendyk Jr - Episodes - Mar 6th ATFR - #2 - *Sleuthing Spoilers*

umngirl wrote:

mizzoufan wrote: They said a 3 hour season season finale so when are they doing the ATFR

It’s the standard 2 hours that was taped in November then one hour of live ATFR. Then Tuesday it’s another hour of ATFR.

havadrpepper wrote:My online TV schedule shows:

Monday, March 5... 8 to 11 est
Tuesday, March 6... 8 to 10 est

 Thanks @umngirl and @Mommyof2


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The Bachelor: Episode 2210 (3/5) & The Bachelor: After The Final Rose (3/6)
Feb. 27, 2018                        

SEASON FINALE

A SPECIAL TWO-NIGHT EVENT WILL ROCK BACHELOR NATION TO ITS CORE!

A ROMANTIC AND DRAMATIC THREE-HOUR LIVE SEASON FINALE ENDS IN A
RAW, UNCUT ENDING TO ARIE’S JOURNEY, ON ‘THE BACHELOR,’ MONDAY, MARCH 5

THE LIVE, SHOCKING TWO-HOUR CONCLUSION TO ARIE’S LOVE STORY WILL UNFOLD, ON ‘THE BACHELOR: AFTER THE FINAL ROSE,’ TUESDAY, MARCH 6

Who Will Be the Next Bachelorette? Find Out on the Live ‘After the Final Rose’ Special

Series photos are available here.

“Episode 2210” – The compelling live three-hour television event will begin with America watching along with the studio audience as Arie Luyendyk Jr.’s journey to find love comes to its astonishing conclusion. The Bachelor prepares to make one of the most difficult choices of his life, having narrowed down the field to two women with whom he is madly in love – Becca K. and Lauren B. – and told both of them that he loves them. Who does Arie, after much soul-searching, see as his future wife? Find out on the season finale of “The Bachelor,” MONDAY, MARCH 5 (8:00-11:00 p.m. EST), on The ABC Television Network, streaming and on demand.

Arie hopes that with the help of his family, he will be able to find clarity about which of the two final women are right for him and who his family will embrace. When Lauren arrives, she instantly charms everyone with her outgoing personality. She has a heart-to-heart talk with Arie’s mom, breaking down and admitting how painful it would be if she lost Arie. Becca, who is normally confident, is shaken by the reality that there is another woman who wants the same thing she does: to marry Arie. Arie’s family is very impressed with Becca as well. Is Arie’s family right? There is a type of woman that Arie always dates, but shouldn’t marry? Should he listen to his head or his heart?

Will his last dates with both women help him determine the answer to this seemingly impossible decision? Lauren is full of surprises and turns an unexpected corner in their relationship. The couple ends up connecting on a deeper level than before. Becca shares a heartfelt scrapbook of their journey and it reminds him of all the things he loves about her. Their connection is undeniable. He truly is in love with both women and could happily marry either one. So how can he choose? Or will he just walk away? An unbelievable twist that no one saw coming develops into a jolting, must-see ending.

The final two women are:
Rebecca (Becca K.), 27, publicist, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lauren B., 25, technology salesperson, Dallas, Texas

Arie’s soul-searching journey continues after America followed the chaos of his being in love with two women, which played out in gut-wrenching fashion, on “The Bachelor: After the Final Rose,” a two-hour live special, TUESDAY, MARCH 6 (8:00-10:01 p.m. EST), on The ABC Television Network, streaming and on demand.

Arie, Becca and Lauren all will be together in front of a studio audience with host Chris Harrison to discuss one of the most emotional, stunning endings to any Bachelor season. Arie will take Bachelor Nation back to those weeks in Peru with Becca and Lauren. What was behind his unexpected decision that blindsided both of them? What will the women have to say to Arie when they see him? Special guests, including some of the provocative women from this season, Bekah M., Kendall, Seinne and Tia, will discuss Arie’s dilemma and his astonishing choices.

And in one last surprise, the identity of the new Bachelorette will be revealed!

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Mommyof2 wrote:Just say no to a TV wedding.  Maybe they can fly in Benji's minister to marry them.  The most awkward moment ever when the camera kept showing the minister waiting backstage.  I felt sorry for him as that was so OTT ridiculous. Jmo

havadrpepper wrote:Then in August on Becca's ATFR, we can see the divorce

havadrpepper wrote:Then in August on Becca's ATFR, we can see the divorce