Just so we‘re clear here, was Jesus in the phone or in the TV? I mean, was he in the TV and the phone caught it, or was he in the phone and the camera caught it?

See photos from last night‘s controversial Bachelor finale proposal, when Ben let go of Lindzi Cox and asked model Courtney Robertson to be his "forever" with a Neil Lane ring.

It‘s here. It‘s finally here! The Bachelor finale, when we get to watch Ben Flajnik fly in the face of, well, everything and everyone -- especially logic -- and propose to the woman we all knew he‘d propose to all along: Courtney Robertson, the breakout star of this season, for better or for worse.

In his weekly interview with TV Guide, Bachelor host Chris Harrison warns that Monday‘s finale and After the Final Rose might not play out the way the fans and tabloids expect.

Ah, the Women Tell All. When the girls Ben didn‘t want to marry, return to answer the questions nobody asked, rehash the drama nobody cares about, and get the closure that, given how long it‘s been since they dated him and how superficial those relationships were in the first place, nobody needs.

Official photos from the season finale of The Bachelor, airing Monday March 12 at 8pm on ABC.

Hey Bachelor fans! Fans? Can we call ourselves that anymore? I‘ll be honest: I‘ve been watching this season of The Bachelor with about as much investment as Ben--little to none!

With only three women remaining -- and with Courtney, this season‘s villain and frontrunner still in it -- the Bachelor love race is entering its final stages, which of course means the gossip rag rumor race is in overdrive.

Last night, Ben got a glimpse of his final four girls‘ home lives, and we got a glimpse of how little effort he puts in, even when he‘s meeting a girl‘s parents.

Ben‘s been going through the motions all season, and this week, someone finally calls him on it, kinda.