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He is the biggest ass. After convincing them to stay, there are no words. He deserves every bit of venom headed his way.

I kept thinking of lint with the dryer in the closet. Our closet with the washer and dryer gets a little lint dust. Not terrible but I wouldn’t want it in my closet with my clothes.

Sunday nights are hard, and I don't think many people knew about it. I didn't know until 5 minutes before it was on. I think it would have done better in a different timeslot and with more advertising. Just my guess. But I really like it...

I didn't watch the whole thing, and I don't at all agree with how she handles the language situation, but I do have to admit there were times I couldn't tell what he was saying. Not so much how he is saying it, but getting your brain to catch up to how it is being pronounced/what the word is. Such as scramble--I couldn't understand that word at first either. But I would just play along and watch him versus making him say things over and over again. Also, I will say, haven't watched this in ages, and I will be the one to be brave and say it looks like she is gaining weight again. Not an insult, it happens to many of us, lol! Just noticed it very clearly in that clip.

It is who I love the most? This guy is so clueless. He says this like people should be thrilled. Moron.

He said this all happened because he opened up. He is actually confusing being open with someone with the chaos he created by being an idiot.

It is nice having the parents involved, thus the increased conversation. It is also nice that so far they are actually talking about normal things. The rowing and picnic was fun…

I agree. And I know the show loves to play on drama, but I think they don't see how they have really ruined what was fun about the show in the first place by capitalizing on this kind of stuff--having the remaining contestants room together in the end, focusing on the villains, not showing any of the actual love stories going on. This show has always been silly, but it used to have a formula that worked to keep people generally interested. Now it is losing the main point of the show which is to try, at least a little, to find romance. I also think because they do it this way, the contestants are getting smarter about playing the show, which means none of the seasons are working out anymore. It has become a game of "beat the show" or defy the rules of the game. (and I don't mean Susie defied the rules, just meaning, we have a lot of alternate endings because of the games the show plays on the contestants)

I don't really care who gets the gig, but when it comes to the Susie conversation it went downhill so fast with him, I can totally see why she didn't want to give it a chance. I think she had a weird vibe about it, could sense he wasn't completely sincere about the I love you, and felt something was off. And then he went off on a crazy person tangent, and what on earth is there to talk about? How can you give it a chance when the person makes you feel that uncomfortable? It clearly wasn't love he was feeling. My impression was that she was completely surprised by the I love you, had some things she wanted to talk to him about, that were legitimate and important. And given we saw how easily he threw around the I love you's--it was a good call on her part, and she didn't even know about the others yet when she was hesitating. I could see her brain ticking, thinking, what is going on, why is he so mad? For people that say she should have given him a chance to talk it out--she tried to, but he went off the handle about it all. That isn't talking, and you can't talk to a person that treats you like that, quite honestly.

So true! He conveniently used the excuse he didn't know what was happening until he saw it back on TV when it works for him. Now he is conveniently omniscient in the moment when it comes to Susie even though she really did nothing wrong other than try to talk to him about her feelings.

Chris Harrison looks great…I was seeing what was on his Instagram and his recent post in his new home shows his updated look, lol. https://www.instagram.com/chrisbharrison/

I agree. I think that was completely different. Luke had a completely different approach, and Susie was focused on her more personal feelings about it, and how she personally would have a hard time being with him if he loved and slept with the others. Luke's approach was much more insulting and focused on the sex act in general, imo.

This morning, I am still in disbelief at how he acted. Noone can be that dumb to think it is okay to marvel at oneself for telling two people you are in love, and then go into Susie's date and actually question her for questioning him about how he is feeling about everyone. Even he felt odd about what he had already done, and then to turn it on her is just beyond belief. Any normal person would know that most people would have reservations about someone that so freely gave their love and body to two other people, so recently. I really still have no words, and everyone's reactions to Clayton--the women, the franchise, etc. It all makes sense now.

I have no words. Now I see why the show has given him a terrible edit. He did it himself. Ass.

What the heck is he saying and blaming her? He is awful. If he really loved the other two he should not care about this.

Now both, not just one.

If he had known he would not have done it? Jerk. He sucks,

He truly is a moron. No one can be this dumb about love, not even Shenae, right?

He has every intention of telling Susie he loves her. This after being upset that he already told two women. Is it supposed to be a good thing at this point?

Really Clayton? You just realized you said you loved them? This show is so dumb.

Comfortability for Gabby! Lol

Me too! Lol What good is it to tell someone you love them if they are all told that? Not exclusive to Clayton, but it feels deceptive to say it right before the opportunity to have sex with them. and you know Rachel is relieved to be first. It would be much harder to be second and third and to be with the same man.

That was so funny and only reminds me that this show used to be fun.

Well, was there ever anything about being in the hot tub or not? Lol. Same thing there….we need the truth!

I just wanted to let anyone that isn't aware of this show--as I wasn't until it came on the schedule last night-- if you are missing the days of Bachelor being fun and interesting-- The Courtship is a new show on NBC on Sunday nights. It takes place in a castle, they wear the clothing of the times, and follow certain traditions of that era. I really enjoyed it. I miss the Bachelor being what it used to be, as it has been truly awful for years now. This is a very nice, refreshing change and fills the Bachelor gap a bit!