Summary: Why The Bachelor Franchise

When Love Doesn’t Take Over: Why The Bachelor Franchise In Australia Is Over The Top

Handsome men. Gorgeous women. What do they all have in common? They all want media careers and they’re doing it to gain fame and fortune! In other words, they’re not looking to find love and happiness. They’re just looking for their 15 minutes of fame. While it’s not true for some of the contestants that compete on the dating reality series The Bachelor, it is for the majority of them. The Bachelor franchise began in 2002. Due to its overwhelming success, the show was spun off with The Bachelorette, Bachelor Pad, Bachelor in Paradise and Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise. In recent years, Australia has followed the trend. Network Ten picked up The Bachelor

It doesn’t matter if the perpetrator is male or female. They all do it. They pick on the weaker ones so they appear to have the upper hand. This only gets them eliminated from the game sooner. The worse thing someone can do is make another contestant cry! That has never achieved anything! Never! People have to get it through their thick rock-like craniums that the show isn’t going to lead them to their Cinderella or Prince Charming. Life is not a fairytale.

Despite the behavior being one big ‘act’, the producers of the show shouldn’t allow for something like to occur. They need to consider their younger viewership who just so happen to be young kids, teenagers, and young families. This behavior is far from okay. It teaches kids to be nasty to each other and influences kids to bully others. Parents who allow their kids to watch these shows really need to sit down with their children and tell them bullying is not okay and what they are watching is not right.

Most Of The Couples Don’t Stay Together

If the American version of The Bachelor franchise has taught anyone anything since it originally aired, it is that the couples don’t always stay together. The Australian version is the

After this was confirmed to be true, all sorts of rumors came to light. Basically, things were said about the producers forcing Garvey to pick Frost and so on, so forth.

If there is one thing that people should think long and hard about it’s about the people involved. The tabloids will spin any story they can get their hands on. If they are careful, the situations that they bought on themselves, could very well go to court.

Conclusion

All in all, The Bachelor franchise has no right to air in Australia. It’s just another reality show that could very well be a drama series about a small country town somewhere in Australia. The franchise creates monsters out of its contestants by turning them on each other and forcing them into situations they wouldn’t otherwise find themselves in. The money used to make these shows is better spent elsewhere and on something actually worth watching. There is also enough drama on the news about people’s lives so adding fuel to that fire just isn’t worth it. In my opinion, folks, turn your televisions over to a show like Neighbours or Home and Away which are actually worth watching for their drama-filled