Bachelorette 16 - Clare Crawley & Tayshia Adams - Media SM - *Sleuthing Spoilers* #2

bluwavz wrote:

ET exclusively debuts a new promo for Clare Crawley's season of #TheBachelorette, in which she declares her future husband is "in this room." https://t.co/7qttSMxv6r

— Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) September 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/etnow/status/1303050022561492994?s=20

bluwavz wrote:

Check out all of our new Bachelorette GIFs on GIPHY!

— The Bachelorette (@BacheloretteABC) September 9, 2020

 
https://twitter.com/BacheloretteABC/status/1303739997804208128?s=20


Link: https://giphy.com/thebachelorette/season-16-clare

bluwavz wrote:

Clare Crawley says her season of "The Bachelorette" is "different in the best way possible." https://t.co/TIAk0JvAh7

— Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) September 8, 2020

 

https://twitter.com/etnow/status/1303188620065480704?s=20

mbl wrote:In their first conference call after seeing the strength of the BLM movement in early June and the mounting pressure on corporate America to right historic wrongs, I believe TPTB said to each other the following: “sh*t we should have picked Tayshia to be the Bachelorette”. I have no doubt in my mind that as business people they immediately regretted choosing Clare. Their announcement of Matt as the Bachelor on June 12 is evidence of their sudden change in priorities. But they realized (and I’m sure ABC made them realize) that Matt was not going to appear on TV screens until 7 months after his announcement, and we would first have to live through another season with a White lead. I cannot imagine ABC accepting that when the country was seething over the historical prejudices and injustices endured by Black people in every facet of life and a campaign had been mounted over the show’s historic lack of diversity. Having not filmed a thing because of Covid, I believe they changed the storyboard to bring in Tayshia. I also believe the show’s new priorities played a hand in encouraging in some way, shape or form Clare’s relationship with Dale (we know they encourage some relationships and not others). By encouraging the relationship with Dale, bringing in Tayshia and naming Matt as the Bachelor, the franchise will end up at the end of these two seasons with, at the very least, three inter-racial couples, and depending on who Tayshia and Matt choose, potentially two all-POC couples. Voila! the historic racism of the franchise is righted (sarcasm intended). So for me, nothing about Clare being difficult to work with, not willing to go on dates, etc. etc. has anything to do with how/why this season is playing out as it is. The strength of the BLM movement is why this season is playing out the way it is.

I want to make clear that I really like Tayshia and wanted her to become the Bachelorette last March, so I am really happy to get to see her as the lead. I think she’ll be great and she deserved to be the Bachelorette on her own merits. I found her adorable in her short-lived romance with JPJ so I think her relationships with the guys will be romantic and fun, I think she’s a really strong woman who will have meaningful discussions with the men and make thoughtful decisions, and I absolutely love her family, so I can’t wait to see them on TV again. But that doesn’t change why I believe TPTB chose to put her on our TV screens this fall and chose to have Clare exit, stage left, with Dale.

All of the above IMO

WATCH: Chris Harrison Tells Clare Crawley She’s ‘Blown Up' The Bachelorette in New Dramatic Teaser​ https://t.co/afsL6jUOzr

— People (@people) September 14, 2020

Clare Crawley’s Long-Awaited, Tumultuous Search for Love Begins, as ‘The Bachelorette’ Premieres on a New Night, Tuesday, Oct. 13, on ABC

SEASON PREMIERE

IT’S ABOUT TIME!

CLARE CRAWLEY’S LONG-AWAITED, TUMULTUOUS SEARCH FOR LOVE BEGINS,

AS ‘THE BACHELORETTE’ PREMIERES ON A NEW NIGHT,

TUESDAY, OCT. 13, ON ABC

31 Men Are Eager to Win Clare’s Heart and Final Rose

The 16th Season’s Explosive Turn of Events Will Have All of Bachelor Nation In an Uproar

“1601” – Clare Crawley will finally embark on her journey to find her soul mate as “The Bachelorette” returns for its sizzling 16th season on a new night. After putting Juan Pablo in his place on the memorable, 18th season finale of “The Bachelor,” and gaining a new sense of resolve and self-worth, Clare is more than ready to put her romantic disappointments in the rearview mirror and start a wild ride to find her happily ever after on the season premiere of “The Bachelorette,” TUESDAY, OCT. 13 (8:00-10:01 p.m. EDT), on ABC. Episodes can also be viewed the next day on demand and on Hulu.

Thirty-one amazing, accomplished men from all over the nation have left their families, friends and everyday lives behind for the opportunity to meet the stunning hairdresser from Sacramento, California. The bachelors do whatever they can to stand out from the pack, whether it is arriving in a Rolls Royce or a station wagon. An attorney finds Clare guilty as charged for looking spectacular in her sensational first-night dress. A former football star bursts through a “Your Future Husband” banner, while another former athlete sports a baby belly in homage to Clare’s arrival on Juan Pablo’s season. Which ones are there for the right reasons, and which one is here for a lifetime of happiness?

Time stands still for Clare when one man steps out of the limousine, taking her breath away. Who will top that powerful moment in order to capture the first impression rose? One man made an early impression when he wasn’t supposed to, but will Clare read him the Riot Act for breaking the rules or reward him?

Clare is impressed with all of the men. Their energy is infectious and she is confident that her husband is in the room. With the competition already at a fever pitch, one man reveals a shocking secret about one of his rivals and the dispute pulls Clare’s focus away from the other men. Who will get a ticket home as a result?

At the end of a long first night, 23 men remain and attempt to become the love of Clare’s life, and viewers will get their first glimpse at the shocking moment that will change the course of this passionate, crazy journey, unlike any other in franchise history.

Clare is ready for her journey to begin pic.twitter.com/ejfjL3lcC4

— The Bachelorette (@BacheloretteABC) September 15, 2020

Time stands still for Clare when one man steps out of the limousine, taking her breath away. Who will top that powerful moment in order to capture the first impression rose? One man made an early impression when he wasn’t supposed to, but will Clare read him the Riot Act for breaking the rules or reward him?