So Osher’s opening voice-over this week pretty much establishes that the focus of tonight’s episode is S.E.X. But the fun part of this episode all about sex is that nobody is ever allowed to say the word sex. For now, the words ‘no time limits’ mean SEX. For example: tonight, Tim is going on three dates with ‘no time limits’. That means three dates with SEX. He is going to ‘no time limits’ those girls soooo good.
OMFG. We open on Tim doing his serious thinking in a park. A PARK. There is NO water there. How is he going to know if he wants to ‘no time limits’ with any of these girls if he doesn’t contemplate life by the sea? HE’S GOING TO MAKE A TERRIBLE MISTAKE. SOMEBODY GET HIS SHIRT OFF. STAT.
He thinks about the fact he’s going on three dates with ‘no time limits’ SEX. ALL THE SEX.
First up is Ali. Oh and we get a recap of all their lovely time together. All of her intense love condensed into one montage is actually kind of petrifying.
He picks her up from some bar, and in case we weren’t sure which car company was hosting this week’s episode:
“Wow” she says. “A Porsche!”
Cha-ching!
Nek minnit, Tim takes them to “an apple stand that I saw on the side of the road.”
That’s convenient, since there are already cameras set up in the bushes. Ali, ever the good sport, plays along with Tim’s amazing, random, apple discovery. “It was like out of a movie or something,” she says. Well that would probably explain the film crew, sweet pea.
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I have just read this!!!!!!!!! [came here from the US 'bitch-elor' story... Rosie... hahahahahaahahhahahahaahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The weird thing about this show (and the US version) is that everything every dating expert tells you not to do (particulary for women), is exactly what people are encouraged to do on this show. For instance you are supposed to pursue The Bachelor and express your feelings straight away and constantly. But dating experts say don't appear too keen (and yes I know that Ali got dumped but I have seen many of these shows and often the keen expressive girls win, and the other girls are expected to show that they worship Tim otherwise they lose). Also dating experts say don't discuss previous relationships, but nearly always on these shows the bachelor/bachelorette asks "tell me about your past relationships" People who don't want to talk about all this emotional baggage are usually labelled closed off and got rid of. But in real life if you went on a date with a guy, pursued him and instantly told him how wonderful you thought he was and all about the last boyfriend you had, not only is their a good chance he wouldn't call you again, but also no one would be surprised!
Also what I find annoying about these shows is how there are no discussions about common interests or values, a real relationship surely should be built on that and not some silly superficial thing (like someone doesn't like boats - I mean really Tim!)
Ok I know I am taking the show way too seriously, but personally I would love to see a show where you actually know that they got together because they both vote Liberal/Labor are religious/aetheist and both love/hate opera. I don't care if the contestants have the same values as me, I would just like to say yes they both love cricket (a sport I detest) and share the same values, so I can see that they are compatible.