Rachael tells him, “It might be a little naive of me to think I’m different, but I really think I am.” It’s not false confidence Matt really has been more open about his feelings for her than with the others. Rachael’s dad plays the classic skeptical-about-the-show-dad. (For those following the news around this season, this hometown date was likely the most uncomfortable to watch.) Rachael is very confident in their relationship and tells her mom that she’s seen no red flags at all. Matt then goes on to meet Rachael’s dad, mom, and sister. Lest you forgot, Matt and Rachael said they were falling in love with each other way back in episode 5. Matt tells her that the “thought of losing her set in” when he saw the accident. It’s soon clear that she’s okay, but she later says that bruises on her face are covered with makeup. Unfortunately, Rachael and her instructor have a botched landing, and she slams into the ground. In the air, Rachael just talks calmly into the camera while she falls toward the Earth. They both jump out the plane with minimal nerves, so they have that in common. That’s a very Bachelor idea, but it tells us nothing about her - except that she isn’t scared of skydiving, I guess. They go skydiving, because trust is important to her.
Words would have been better, though, right? I don’t see Matt and Michelle ending up together, but she seems great ( Bachelorette great, maybe?) and I like their intellectual connection. In her confessional she says it felt good to “get that positive smile” from him. In another great answer, Matt tells Michelle’s dad that he likes her “convictions in what she believes” and “the things she wants to accomplish in life.”Īt the end of the date, Michelle tells Matt she’s “falling in love” with him. It feels like we haven’t learned that much about him, and here is Michelle dropping this cool tidbit way out in hometowns week. Second of all, that’s a really interesting fact about Matt. In Michelle’s conversation with her dad, she says that what she likes about Matt is that “he wants to make a difference … He’s creating these hydroponic gardens for inner city kids so they can grow their own food.” First of all, that’s a better answer than we usually get for why these people like each other. That evening, Matt meets Michelle’s mom and dad. Not the most exciting answer for a little kid. “You’ll have to wait and see what happens,” Matt responds. The kids all ask questions, and since Matt actually can’t give anything away, he has to talk around his answers as if he’s speaking to mini reporters. Young’s Classroom” where they video chat with some of her students. She and Matt take a bike ride to a room set up to be “Ms. Of course, because of the pandemic, the women’s families were brought to the Nemacolin Resort, rather than actually heading to their hometowns. Because of the weird pacing, it’s impossible to feel like Matt should be deciding to propose to any of these women.
This season of The Bachelor felt so, so slow with the Queen Victoria of it all in the first few weeks, and then last week we sped through from ten contestants to four. Guest stars include: Stephen Collins (as Andy's father), Josh Groban (as Andy's brother) and Maura Tierney (as Robert California's wife).Well, it’s time for hometowns. Also: Unhappy, and unfulfilled, office secretary Erin (Ellie Kemper) decides not to return to Dunder Mifflin Scranton after a special project takes her to Sabre headquarters in Florida, and Andy must head south on a mission to bring her back. Later in the season, Pam (Jenna Fischer) prepares to go on maternity leave when she is expecting her second child, but worries that her temp replacement Cathy Simms (Lindsey Broad) may be too pretty, perhaps causing Jim (John Krasinski) to have a wandering eye. Much of the early season episodes focus on Andy's attempts to motivate and inspire his new reports. James Spader costars as Robert California, the newly appointed CEO of Dunder Mifflin's parent company, Sabre. Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) has assumed the role of regional manager after Deangelo Vickers' (Will Ferrell) quick flame out at the end of the seventh season. Season 8 marks the first season of the post-Michael Scott (Steve Carell) era.
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