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The Bachelorette (American TV series) season 16

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The sixteenth season of The Bachelorette premiered on October 13, 2020.[1] It features Clare Crawley, a 39-year-old hairstylist from Sacramento, California, and Tayshia Adams, a 29-year-old phlebotomist from Corona del Mar, California.[2][3]

The Bachelorette
Season 16
Promotional poster featuring Tayshia Adams
Starring
Presented by
No. of contestants35
Winners
Runner-upBen Smith
No. of episodes12
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseOctober 13 (2020-10-13) –
December 22, 2020 (2020-12-22)
Additional information
Filming datesJuly 18 (2020-07-18) –
September 1, 2020 (2020-09-01)
Season chronology
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List of episodes

The season was originally set to premiere on May 18, 2020, however the COVID-19 pandemic forced production to postpone indefinitely.[4] The season also aired on Tuesday nights instead of its regular Monday night timeslot.[5]

Crawley was the runner-up on the 18th season of The Bachelor featuring Juan Pablo Galavis. She also made appearances on seasons one and two of Bachelor in Paradise, and on Bachelor Winter Games. At 39, Crawley is the oldest Bachelorette in the show's history; the previous oldest Bachelorette was Rachel Lindsay, who was 32 on her season.[6] Due to the pandemic, the entire season was filmed at La Quinta Resort & Club in La Quinta, California. Crawley departed the show in episode 4 after choosing 31-year-old Dale Moss as her fiancé. Moss became the first African American winner in the franchise's history. The couple broke up on January 19, 2021. They got back together soon after, but broke up for good on September 27, 2021.[7][8]

Adams finished in third place on the 23rd season of The Bachelor featuring Colton Underwood. She also made an appearance on season 6 of Bachelor in Paradise. The season concluded on December 22, 2020, with Adams accepting a proposal from 36-year-old addiction specialist Zac Clark. They ended their engagement on November 22, 2021.[9]

Production

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The original promotional poster of the season featuring Clare Crawley

Casting and contestants

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Clare Crawley was named as the Bachelorette on Good Morning America on March 2, 2020.[2] Some of the other women who were considered for the role include season 22's Tia Booth and Kendall Long, season 23's Tayshia Adams and Katie Morton, previous Bachelorette Hannah Brown, and season 24's Kelsey Weier. Adams would eventually take the role after Crawley's dismissal from the show (see below).[10]

Notable contestants for this season include football players Dale Moss, Jason Foster and Uzoma Nwachukwu; and Tyler Smith, who is the brother of country music singer Granger Smith.[11][12][13][14]

Filming and development

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the contestants were housed and isolated at La Quinta Resort & Club in La Quinta, California for the entire season.
See also: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on television in the United States, COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, and Travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic

For the first time since the second season of The Bachelorette in 2004, the dates and travel would have to take place entirely within the United States because of growing concerns about the COVID-19 due to the ongoing pandemic. Filming was scheduled to begin on March 13, 2020, at the traditional Villa de La Vina mansion in Agoura Hills, California and had been planned to conclude in mid-May in time for the original premiere date of May 18, but with the aforementioned pandemic growing rapidly, the season was forced to suspend production and filming was postponed to a later date. The initial destinations for the season including visits to Chattanooga (Tennessee), Reykjavík (Iceland), Rome (Italy) and Hvar (Croatia), but were called off by the production crew due to factors of the worsening outbreak, omitting international travel. Iceland and Croatia would eventually be revisited in the twenty-sixth season of The Bachelor.[15][16]

On June 17, 2020, it was announced that the season was scheduled to premiere in fall 2020 as COVID viral transmission cases had gradually started to decline.[5] The following day, it was announced that production was rescheduled to July, with the show becoming the first non-scripted American television program to begin production since the start of the pandemic. Production decided to change into an alternative single location to a lockdown-styled theme at La Quinta Resort & Club in La Quinta, California, a format which is similar to Big Brother franchise. It began in early July where contestants and crew being isolated with a two-week quarantine period before filming and regular COVID-19 testing is required to have their temperature checked, being resulted all of the contestants and crew were tested negative. Contestants were to have tested positive from COVID-19 that is either a subject of not being permitted on the show or having to wait an indefinite delay to join the cast. Due to enforced quarantine restrictions, all of the dates would be taking place entirely at the resort limits to reduce public interactions. This was for the first time since season eight being not filmed at Villa de La Vina mansion normally in the first few weeks of the competition.[17] On August 27, the season announced to premiere on October 13, marking the first season that did not premiere in the usual May start since the series returned in 2008.[18]

Due to the concerns surrounding in the current pandemic, the typical Men Tell All conducted in a remote format with Harrison hosting from Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania via video chatting and the eliminated contestants had invited at a secluded private house in La Quinta Resort, the typical After the Final Rose special did not take place.[19]

Lead replacement

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Crawley left the show in the fourth episode after she became engaged to Dale Moss. Tayshia Adams replaced Crawley as the Bachelorette, and the season proceeded. Given the unique parameters of this season due to the pandemic, Adams' season did not "restart" upon her arrival. Rather, all of the remaining contestants continued from this season plus an additional four men stayed to win over Adams' heart.[20]

Contestants

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32 original potential contestants were revealed on March 11, 2020.[21] Host Chris Harrison later revealed that they would likely be recasting the season due to the filming delay.[22]

An updated cast list containing 42 potential contestants was released on July 15, 2020, including 17 from the original potential cast list of March 2020.[23]

Four of the intended 32 original contestants, Matt James, was instead recast as the lead for season 25 of The Bachelor – becoming the first male African American lead and the second African American in the history of the franchise, following Rachel Lindsay from season 13 of The Bachelorette before Adams was named as the Bachelorette. Greg Grippo and Karl Smith were then recast for the following season the following year, and James Clarke was then recast for season 19 instead two years later.[24][25][26]

The final cast list of 31 men was announced on September 29, 2020.[27] Four new contestants arrived in the fifth episode when Adams became the Bachelorette, bringing a total number of contestants to 35.[20]

Name Age Hometown Occupation Arrived Outcome Place Ref
Dale Moss[11] 31 Brandon, South Dakota Former Pro Football Wide Receiver Week 1 Clare's Winner 1 [28]
Zac Clark[29] 36 Haddonfield, New Jersey Addiction Specialist Week 1 Tayshia's Winner 1 [30]
Ben Smith[31] 30 Noblesville, Indiana Army Ranger Week 1 Tayshia's Runner-Up 2
Ivan Hall[32] 28 Plano, Texas Aeronautical Engineer Week 9 3
Brendan Morais[33] 30 Milford, Massachusetts Commercial Roofer 4 (quit) [34]
Ben Smith (Returned to competition) Week 8 [a] [35]
Bennett Jordan[36] 36 Atlanta, Georgia Wealth Management Consultant Week 1 Week 7 5–6 [37]
Noah Erb[20] 25 Tulsa, Oklahoma Registered Travel Nurse Week 3
Riley Christian[38] 30 Long Island City, New York Attorney Week 1 7
Blake Moynes[39] 29 Hamilton, Ontario Wildlife Manager 8
Demar Jackson[40] 26 Scottsdale, Arizona Spin Cycling Instructor Week 6 9–11 [41]
Ed Waisbrot[42] 36 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Health Care Salesman
Spencer Robertson[20] 30 La Jolla, California Water Treatment Engineer Week 3
Bennett Jordan (Returned to competition)
Uzoma "Eazy" Nwachukwu[13] 29 Allen, Texas Sports Marketing Agent Week 1 12 [43]
Chasen Nick[44] 32 Walnut Creek, California IT Account Executive Week 5 13–16 [45]
Joe Park[46] 36 North Woodmere, New York Anesthesiologist
Jordan Chapman[47] 26 Southington, Connecticut Software Account Executive
Kenny Braasch[48] 39 Oak Lawn, Illinois Boy Band Manager
Jay Smith[42] 29 Langhorne, Pennsylvania Fitness Director Week 4 17–19 [49]
Montel Hill[20] 30 Hingham, Massachusetts Gym Owner Week 3
Peter Giannikopoulos[20] 32 Framingham, Massachusetts Real Estate Agent
Jason Foster[12] 31 Rutland, Vermont Former Pro Footballer Lineman Week 1 20 (quit) [50]
Zach Jackson[51] 37 St. George, Utah Cleaning Service Owner Week 3 21 [52]
Blake Monar[40] 31 Rockport, Indiana Male Grooming Specialist Week 2 22–24
Garin Flowers[53] 34 Fort Lauderdale, Florida Professor of Journalism
Tyler Smith[14] 36 Georgetown, Texas Music Manager
Yosef Aborady[54] 30 Daphne, Alabama Medical Device Salesman 25
Brandon Goss[55] 28 Cleveland, Ohio Real Estate Agent 26 [56]
AJ Yalawan[42] 28 Irvine, California Software Salesman Week 1 27–34 [57]
Chris Conran[58] 27 Salt Lake City, Utah Landscape Design Salesman
Jeremy Higgins[59] 40 Virginia Beach, Virginia Banker
Jordan Manier[42] 30 Dearborn, Michigan Cyber Security Engineer
Mike Tobin[42] 38 Calgary, Alberta Digital Media Adviser
Page Pressley[60] 37 Santa Fe, New Mexico Chef
Robby Stahl[61] 31 St. Pete Beach, Florida Insurance Broker
Tyler Cottrill[62] 27 Gassaway, West Virginia Lawyer

Future appearances

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The Bachelorette

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Adams was named as the interim host for The Bachelorette for seasons 17 and 18 alongside season 11 lead Kaitlyn Bristowe, replacing Chris Harrison. Blake Moynes returned for season 17 of The Bachelorette, where he got engaged to Katie Thurston.

Bachelor in Paradise

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Season 7

Brendan Morais, Ivan Hall, Kenny Braasch, Noah Erb, Riley Christian, Chasen Nick, Chris Conran, Blake Monar, Joe Park, Demar Jackson, and Ed Waisbrot returned for season 7 of Bachelor in Paradise.[63] Nick was eliminated in week 2. Conran and Morais quit in week 3. Hall quit in week 4. Monar, Park, and Jackson were eliminated in week 4. Erb split from Abigail Heringer in week 5, although they later got back together. Waisbrot split from Mykenna Dorn in week 6. Braasch and Christian both got engaged in week 6 to Mari Pepin and Maurissa Gunn, respectively.

Season 9

Moynes returned for season 9 of Bachelor in Paradise.[64] He quit in week 4.

Call-out order

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Order Bachelors Bachelorette Clare Bachelorette Tayshia
Week
1 2 3[b][c] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Ben Dale Riley Dale Spencer Eazy Noah Zac C. Ben Ivan Zac C. Zac C.
2 Riley Blake Moynes Jason Ben
Bennett
Blake Moynes
Brendan
Chasen
Demar
Eazy
Ed
Ivan
Jason
Jay
Joe
Jordan C.
Kenny
Riley
Zac C. 		Ben
Bennett
Blake Moynes
Brendan
Chasen
Demar
Eazy
Ed
Ivan
Jason
Jay
Joe
Jordan C.
Kenny
Montel
Noah
Peter
Riley
Zac C. 		Brendan Ivan Ben Zac C. Zac C. Ben[a] Ben
3 Zac C. Eazy Chasen Ivan Zac C. Brendan Ivan Brendan Ivan
4 Jordan M. Ben Blake Moynes Zac C. Ben Riley Brendan Ben Brendan
5 Jason Riley Dale Riley Eazy Blake Moynes Bennett[d]
Noah
6 Ivan Zach J. Zac C. Kenny Riley Ivan
7 Kenny Tyler S. Demar Ben Brendan Noah Riley
8 Brendan Joe Brendan Demar Bennett Demar
Ed
Spencer 		Blake Moynes
9 Mike Jason Jordan C. Bennett Blake Moynes
10 Jeremy Demar Joe Spencer Demar
11 Blake Monar Chasen Jay Jordan C. Spencer Bennett
12 Tyler C. Jordan C. Bennett Noah Ed Eazy
13 Bennett Blake Monar Eazy Joe Chasen
Joe
Jordan C.
Kenny
14 Blake Moynes Kenny Ben Blake Moynes
15 Chris Brendan Ed Ed
16 AJ Garin Ivan Chasen
17 Joe Ed Kenny Jay
Montel
Peter
18 Garin Bennett Zach J. Zach J.
19 Robby Zac C. Blake Monar
Garin
Tyler S.
20 Eazy Jay Jason
21 Jay Brandon
22 Chasen Ivan Yosef
23 Demar Yosef Brandon
24 Ed AJ
Chris
Jeremy
Jordan M.
Mike
Page
Robby
Tyler C.
25 Yosef
26 Jordan C.
27 Zach J.
28 Brandon
29 Dale
30 Page
31 Tyler S.
32 Spencer[e]
33 Montel[e]
34 Peter[e]
35 Noah[e]
  The contestant received the first impression rose
  The contestant received a rose during a date
  The contestant received a rose during the cocktail party
  The contestant was eliminated
  The contestant was still in the competition and moved on for a different bachelorette
  The contestant was eliminated during a date
  The contestant was eliminated outside the rose ceremony
  The contestant moved on to the next week by default
  The contestant quit the competition
  The contestant won the competition

Episodes

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See also: List of The Bachelorette (American TV series) episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleOriginal air dateProd.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)		Rating (18–49)
1701"Week 1: Season Premiere"October 13, 2020 (2020-10-13)16015.03[65]1.4[65]

The season begins with Clare receiving the news that she would be the Bachelorette and preparing for the role in March 2020 before the COVID-19 pandemic halted production prior to filming commencing. Four months later, Clare's journey finally begins at La Quinta Resort & Club near Palm Springs after weeks of quarantining and testing, where she meets thirty-one men. Jason arrives with a pregnant belly; Kenny wears a shirt with Clare's dogs on it; Mike brings Clare a pair of sandals; Tyler C. drives a station wagon filled with his belongings; Bennett arrives in a Rolls-Royce Phantom; Eazy runs through a "your future husband" banner; Chasen wears a suit of armor; and Ed rolls in a bubble. Upon meeting Dale, Clare feels as though she's just met her husband.

Once they are all inside, Zach J. grabs Clare for the first conversation. Eazy and Clare chat about what calms them down when they're worked up. Ben and Clare have a go at a high striker. Garin gives Clare a portrait of herself that his niece drew. Ed and Clare play ten pin bowling with the orb ball he arrived in. Tyler C. has a mutual friend with Yosef and Tyler C. learns that Yosef may not be on the show for the right reasons. Yosef brings the accusation to Clare and she tries to sort out the situation. Dale receives the first impression rose despite having acquainted with Clare during the delay. AJ, Chris, Jeremy, Jordan M., Mike, Page, Robby and Tyler C. are sent home.
1712"Week 2"October 20, 2020 (2020-10-20)16024.29[66]1.2[66]
1723"Week 3"October 27, 2020 (2020-10-27)16034.60[67]1.3[67]
1734"Clare Departs"November 5, 2020 (2020-11-05)[f]16045.61[68]1.6[68]
1745"Tayshia Arrives"November 10, 2020 (2020-11-10)16055.30[69]1.7[69]
1756"Week 4"November 17, 2020 (2020-11-17)16064.67[70]1.4[70]
1767"Week 5"November 24, 2020 (2020-11-24)16074.47[71]1.3[71]
1778"Week 6"December 1, 2020 (2020-12-01)16084.33[72]1.2[72]
1789"Week 7"December 8, 2020 (2020-12-08)16094.32[73]1.2[73]
17910"The Men Tell All"December 14, 2020 (2020-12-14)16104.01[74]1.0[74]
18011"Week 8: Hometowns"December 15, 2020 (2020-12-15)16114.43[75]1.1[75]
18112"Week 9: Fantasy Suites"December 21, 2020 (2020-12-21)16124.95[76]1.2[76]
18213"Week 10: Season Finale"December 22, 2020 (2020-12-22)16135.52[77]1.4[77]

Controversy and criticism

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During a group date on Week 2, 10 of the men played a game of strip dodgeball and during each round, the contestants were asked to remove a layer of clothing. This date was met with widespread controversy and criticism from fans and alumni alike citing a "double standard".[78]

J.P. Rosenbaum, winner of season 7 of The Bachelorette, wrote on Twitter, "I realize this 'date' is gonna have a lot of critics, but can you imagine the flak the show would get if this was [The Bachelor] and the girls were stripping down to their underwear?" Bachelor franchise podcast host Juliet Litman stated, "If it was women in that position, it would be completely unacceptable, absolutely scandalous and there would be this huge outcry. The double standard of objectifying men's bodies like that and asking men to be in that position really bothered me because I would not accept it for women." Former Bachelor Ben Higgins stated that, "If this was a Bachelor season, no way this happens, no way they get away with it, no way it's appropriate, no way this just becomes a weekly topic. I think the show is super smart. They knew this wouldn't shut down the show, but it's pushing the envelope a little bit here." Contestant Yosef Aborady admitted that if he was invited to the group date, he would not have played the dodgeball game, stating, "Number one value is to have respect for myself and my daughter. I don't want her turning on the TV and seeing dad's ass." Aborady ended up being sent home by Crawley later that week due to an argument with her concerning the appropriateness of that date. Many fans expressed disgust with the date on social media.[78]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Smith was originally eliminated in Week 8, finished in fourth place, but he returned to the competition after the conclusion of Overnight Dates at the end of Week 9 and eventually finished as Tayshia's runner-up.
  2. ^ Episode 3 ended in a cliffhanger and rose ceremony was not held. In episode 4, Clare became engaged to Dale, and she decided to say goodbye all of the remaining guys.
  3. ^ In Episode 5, Tayshia Adams came in as a replacement for Clare. The remaining men all decided to stay for Tayshia, four new contestants were also introduced. Later in the episode, Tayshia gave her first impression rose to Spencer, but canceled her first rose ceremony, therefore the remaining men are listed in alphabetical order.
  4. ^ Bennett was brought back to the competition on Week 7.
  5. ^ a b c d Spencer, Montel, Peter and Noah all entered the competition in Week 3 when Tayshia was introduced as the new Bachelorette.
  6. ^ Episode was moved to Thursday, November 5, 2020, to accommodate special coverage from ABC News regarding updated 2020 United States presidential election results.

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