If there's one thing I learned about the premiere of The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love, it's that Jake Pavelka likes the crazy. This season offered a bunch of cuckoopants to look forward to--- from girls with a bag of dirt to peacock feathers. Producers, however, decided to up the ante with Channy, Kathryn and Michelle.

Check out The Bachelor premiere recap here.


It's rare to see a non-Caucasian contestant on The Bachelor so I was pretty amazed to see Channy this season. But when she opened her mouth and gave an indecent proposal delivered in a foreign language, I was a little bit disgusted. I mean, who says, "You can land your plane on my landing strip anytime" on the first meeting? Luckily, she's off the game.

Kathryn, on the other hand, had her own crazy thing going on. She was wearing a wedding ring on her hand as a symbol of her fake husband--- which is not exactly normal. Still, that didn't stop Jake from keeping Kathryn on the show. I guess it also helped that she was ready to finally take it off.

These girls, however, are no match for Michelle, the reigning lunatic on The Bachelor thus far. She felt she deserved the first impression rose and said she would die if she didn't get it. She also got too emotional when she thought she wouldn't get some alone time with Jake and when she finally did, she practically told him she's on the show to fall in love with him and to have his babies. It's just creepy and outright disturbing. And unfortunately, she's still in the running!

It really makes you wonder if producers were forcing Jake to keep Michelle for the ratings and drama because clearly, Ed and Jillian could sense that something is not right with this woman. Unless Jake really likes that sort of thing? Your guess is as good as mine.

At any rate, Jake still has plenty of women to choose from, including Ella, Elizabeth (from Nebraska), Ali, Vienna, Christina, Gia, Ashley, Rozlyn, Jessie, Corrie, Valisha, Ashleigh, and Tenley.  

Did Jake pick the right girls? Stay tuned on The Bachelor, airing every Monday on ABC.



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