There were two ‘villains’ in this year’s The Bachelorette mansion, which we can all agree was a magnificent piece of casting by the team over at Channel 10.
Model slash amateur poet Rhys Chilton and model slash electrician Sam Johnston’s rivalry ran so deep they eventually had to be pitted against each other in a Thunderdome-esque battle to the death (figuratively) at, um, Luna Park.
It was a television moment like no other and one even Osher himself had been waiting for years for.
“Two men enter, one man leaves,” he declared not knowing that the double date would be such an utter train wreck that neither contestant would survive.
Bachelorette Georgia Love sent both of them home for acting like a couple of squabbling school girls.
Like I said, it was incredible television.
Here’s a snippet of the ride over to job your memory (post continues after video):
But while Rhys and Sam clashed on screen, when the cameras weren’t rolling they actually got along alright, according to Rhys that is.