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The Bachelorette
Season 13
No. of episodes12
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseMay 22 –
August 7, 2017
Season chronology
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The thirteenth season of The Bachelorette premiered on May 22, 2017.[1] This season featured Rachel Lindsay, a 32-year-old attorney from Dallas, Texas.[2] The season concluded on August 7, 2017.

Lindsay attended the University of Texas at Austin where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in 2007 and Marquette University Law School where she graduated with a Juris Doctor in 2011. Lindsay was the second runner-up on the 21st season of The Bachelor featuring Nick Viall. Lindsay is the first African-American in the lead role on The Bachelor franchise.

Contestants

Name Age Hometown Occupation Outcome Place
Bryan Abasolo[3][4] 37 Miami, Florida Chiropractor Winner 1
Peter Kraus[5] 31 Madison, Wisconsin Business Owner Runner-Up 2
Eric Bigger[6] 29 Baltimore, Maryland Personal Trainer Week 9 3
Dean Unglert[7][4] 26 Aspen, Colorado Startup Recruiter Week 8 4
Adam Gottschalk[8] 27 Dallas, Texas Real Estate Agent Week 7 5
Matthew "Matt" Munson[9] 32 Meriden, Connecticut Construction Sales Rep 6
Alex Bordyukov[10] 28 Grosse Pointe, Michigan Information Systems Supervisor Week 6 7
Will Gaskins[3] 28 White Plains, New York Sales Manager 8
Kenny Layne[4][11][12] 35 Orlando, Florida Professional Wrestler 9
Anthony Battle[5] 26 Chicago, Illinois Education Software Manager Week 5 10-11
Josiah Graham[3][13] 28 Plantation, Florida Prosecuting Attorney
Lee Garrett[11] 30 Jacksonville, Florida Singer/Songwriter 12
Ignacio "Iggy" Rodriguez[5] 30 Pasadena, California Consulting Firm CEO Week 4 13-14[14]
Jonathan Treece[11][15] 31 New Smyrna Beach, Florida Tickle Monster
Jack Stone[8] 32 Dallas, Texas Attorney 15
Brady Ervin[3] 29 Eden Prairie, Minnesota Male Model Week 3 16-18[16]
Bryce Powers[17] 30 Orlando, Florida Firefighter
Kenneth "Diggy" Moreland[5] 31 Chicago, Illinois Senior Inventory Analyst
Fred Johnson[4][8] 27 Dallas, Texas Executive Assistant 19[18]
Blake Elarbee[19] 31 Marina del Rey, California Aspiring Drummer Week 2 20-22[18]
Jamey Kocan[20] 32 Santa Monica, California Sales Account Executive
Lucas Yancey[20][21] 30 Woodside, California Whaboom
DeMario Jackson[4][22] 30 Century City, California Executive Recruiter 23[23]
Blake Killpack[24] 29 San Francisco, California U.S. Marine Veteran Week 1 24-31[25]
Grant Hubsher 29 Palm Harbor, Florida Emergency Medicine Physician
Jedidiah Ballard[26] 35 Augusta, Georgia ER Physician
Kyle Sherwood[27] 26 Stratford, Connecticut Marketing Consultant
Michael Black[5][28] 26 Chicago, Illinois Former Professional Basketball Player
Milton LaCroix[3] 31 North Bay Village, Florida Hotel Recreation Supervisor
Mohit Sehgal 26 Pacifica, California Product Manager
Robert "Rob" Howard[8][29] 30 Calgary, Canada Law Student

Future appearances

Bachelor in Paradise

Season 4

See also: Bachelor in Paradise (season 4) § Misconduct allegations

DeMario Jackson was set to appear in the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise. When production re-started after the misconduct allegations had halted production, Jackson did not return for filming.[30] After Dean Unglert was eliminated during hometowns, it was announced that he would appear in season 4.[31] Diggy Moreland, Matt Munson, Iggy Rodriguez, Jack Stone, Jonathan Treece, Fred Johnson, Blake Elarbee, and Adam Gottschalk would also appear on season 4. When production restarted, Rodriguez was eliminated in week one. Munson quit in week two. Elarbee and Johnson were eliminated in week three.

Call-out order

Order Bachelors Week
1[25] 2[18] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Peter Bryan Dean Alex Dean Bryan Eric Bryan Bryan Bryan Bryan
2 Josiah Peter Peter Anthony Bryan Will Peter Dean Eric Peter Peter
3 Bryan Will Josiah Eric Eric Kenny Bryan Peter Peter Eric
4 Kenny Jack Bryan Will Peter Dean Matt Eric Dean
5 Rob Jamey Bryce Dean Adam Eric Dean Adam
6 Iggy Iggy Eric Jonathan Will Peter Adam Matt
7 Bryce Eric Anthony Peter Matt Alex Alex
8 Will DeMario Will Adam Alex Adam Will
9 Diggy Jonathan Jonathan Bryan Josiah Matt Kenny
10 Kyle Bryce Jack Matt Anthony Anthony
Josiah
11 Blake K. Alex Matt Josiah Kenny
12 Brady Kenny Alex Jack Lee Lee
13 Dean Dean Adam Iggy Iggy
Jonathan
14 Eric Matt Kenny Kenny
15 DeMario Anthony Brady Lee Jack
16 Blake E. Brady Lee Brady
Bryce
Diggy
17 Fred Josiah Iggy
18 Jonathan Lee Fred
19 Lee Diggy Diggy Fred
20 Alex Fred Blake E.
Jamey
Lucas
21 Milton Adam
22 Adam Blake E.
23 Matt Lucas DeMario
24 Grant Blake K.
Grant
Jedidiah
Kyle
Michael
Milton
Mohit
Rob
25 Anthony
26 Jamey
27 Jack
28 Mohit
29 Jedidiah
30 Michael
31 Lucas
  The contestant received a first impression rose
  The contestant received a rose during a date
  The contestant was eliminated
  The contestant was eliminated during a date
  The contestant was eliminated outside the rose ceremony
  The contestant won the competition

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleOriginal air dateProd.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)
1381"Week 1: Season Premiere"May 22, 2017 (2017-05-22)13015.66[32]
Rachel and her dog, Copper, met up with former Bachelor contestants Raven Gates, Alexis Waters, Kristina Schulman, Astrid Loch, Whitney Fransway, Jasmine Goode, and Corinne Olympios, for advice on being the new Bachelorette. Rachel greeted the 31 men as the limos arrived. Bryan spoke in Spanish, calling himself "trouble," and kissed her during the cocktail party. Bryce wore his firefighter uniform and literally swept Rachel off her feet. Jonathan tickled her. Lee serenaded Rachel with his guitar. Adam brought along his doll, "Adam Jr." Matt wore a penguin costume. Grant pulled up in an ambulance with sirens sounding. Michael brought brownies and said "the blacker the brownie the sweeter the dude." Lucas was boisterous and comedic, showcasing his catchphrase, "Whaboom!" Bryan got the first impression rose. At the rose ceremony, Blake K., Grant, Jedidiah, Kyle, Michael, Milton, Mohit, and Rob were eliminated.
1392"Week 2: Malibu"May 29, 2017 (2017-05-29)13025.68[33]
For the first group date, eight men competed in a domestic-themed obstacle course to identify "husband material," hosted by franchise fans Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. Lucas won, and used his time alone with Rachel to read her a poem. Dean received the group-date rose. Peter got the first one-on-one date with Rachel; they flew with Rachel's dog to Palm Springs to attend BarkFest by BarkBox. Rachel gave Peter a rose at dinner, and they kissed during a fireworks display. Ten men attended a group date where they played basketball for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and an audience of strangers. After the game, a woman named Lexi told Rachel that DeMario was her boyfriend and ghosted her to become a Bachelorette contestant, which would indicate DeMario lied on his application. Rachel asked DeMario to join the conversation; he claimed the relationship with Lexi wasn't serious and that he did break things off, but Rachel decided that DeMario was not being honest and she eliminated him. Rachel gave Josiah the group-date rose. Lucas and Blake E., who were acquainted prior to filming, criticized each other to Rachel during the cocktail party. DeMario arrived and asked to speak with Rachel.
1403"Week 3: Los Angeles"June 5, 2017 (2017-06-05)13036.04[34]
Rachel heard DeMario out and instructed him to leave. In the Rose Ceremony, Blake E, Jamey, and Lucas were eliminated. The first group date went to The Ellen DeGeneres Show where they danced shirtless for the audience and played Never Have I Ever. Fred kissed Rachel during the date; she admitted that she still thinks of him as a little boy, and eliminated him. Alex got the first group-date rose. Anthony got the one-on-one date and they went horseback riding in Beverly Hill; she gave him a rose before they kissed and slow danced. Rachel's The Bachelor co-contestants planned the second group date. The guys danced on the stripper pole of a party bus, then had to mud wrestle each other; Bryce defeated Kenny in the final round. Eric got the group-date rose. At the cocktail party, tensions ran high because Bryce and Lee had spoken against Eric to Rachel's friends during the group date.
1414"Week 4: South Carolina"June 19, 2017 (2017-06-19)13045.90[35]

  • Note: This episode's original airing was delayed a week due to the ongoing NBA Finals.

As the cocktail party continues, Lee stirs up more drama with the other contestants. During Rachel and Kenny's one-on-one time, Lee interrupts twice, angering Kenny. Kenny and Lee later get into a loud argument, which Rachel overhears. Rachel becomes frustrated by the drama overshadowing her time with the guys, but continues to the rose ceremony where Brady, Bryce, and Diggy are eliminated. The remaining contestants go to Hilton Head Island, where Dean is selected for a one-on-one date. Rachel and Dean enjoy a picnic and take a ride on a blimp. At dinner, Dean opens up about his family and receives a rose from Rachel. For the group date, Rachel and the contestants go on a booze cruise and the contestants later participate in a spelling bee, with Josiah emerging as the winner. Later that evening, Iggy warns Rachel about Josiah. Lee tells Rachel about the fight with Kenny and she later confronts Kenny about Lee's words. After his time with Rachel, Kenny pulls Lee aside to speak.

1425"Week 5: Norway"June 26, 2017 (2017-06-26)13055.39[36]
Kenny and Lee get into another argument and at the end of the group date, Bryan receives the rose. Jack gets a one-on-one date where they go dancing and walk around the city. Rachel does not feel a connection with Jack at dinner and sends him home. During the rose ceremony, Jonathan and Iggy are eliminated and the remaining men travel to Norway. Bryan receives a one-on-one date with Rachel and the two go rappelling down the Olympic Ski Jump in Oslo. At dinner, Bryan receives a rose. The other men are selected to go on a group date, where they play handball. Will impresses Rachel during the game and opens up to her that evening, he receives the group date rose. Lee and Kenny go on a two-on-one date. They take a helicopter ride through the Norwegian forest. Rachel goes back and forth between the two men about their side of the story. Rachel tells Kenny that Lee claimed he threw him out of a van and Kenny confronts Lee after his time with Rachel.
1436"Week 6: Denmark"June 27, 2017 (2017-06-27)13064.51[37]
As the two-on-one date continues, Kenny confronts Lee about his lies. Rachel returns and sends Lee home, but does not give the rose to Kenny. Before getting into the helicopter to leave, Kenny goes back to Lee to say his final words. At the end of the night, Rachel and Kenny spend time together and she gives him the rose. At the rose ceremony, Josiah and Anthony are sent home. The remaining group goes to Denmark, where Eric receives a one-on-one date. The two explore the city and go to an amusement park. Eric opens up about his relationship with his mom and receives a rose from Rachel. On the group date, the men row an ancient Viking ship and play Viking games. During the final round of the game, Kenny and Adam face off, where both men get superficial cuts. At the cocktail party after the group date, Kenny misses his daughter and is unsure about continuing on the show. Rachel understands Kenny's dilemma and the two mutually agree for Kenny to return home. Peter receives the group date rose. Will and Rachel go on a one-on-one date touring the city. Rachel is surprised by Will's lack of intimacy and his relationship history, so she sends him home. At the rose ceremony, Alex is sent home.
1447"Week 7: Switzerland"July 10, 2017 (2017-07-10)13075.68[38]
The six remaining men travel to Geneva, Switzerland. Rachel reveals there will be three one-on-one dates, one group date, and no rose ceremony. Bryan goes on first one-on-one date with Rachel. The two drive around Geneva, purchase watches, and explore the city. At dinner, they discuss their former relationships and Bryan receives a rose. Dean is selected for the next one-on-one-date. Rachel and Dean attend a church service and walk around the city. Rachel hopes Dean will reveal another side to him, but during the day he remains very goofy and brushes it off, much to Rachel's frustration. Dean finally opens up at dinner about his insecurities about Rachel meeting his family. Rachel appreciates Dean opening up and he receives a rose. Peter goes on the final one-on-one date, where they ride a dog sled in the Alps. Peter discusses his doubts about this experience and at dinner, opens up about his past relationships. Rachel questions if he is ready for marriage and Peter receives a rose at the end of the date. Matt, Adam, and Eric go on the group date in France. During the day, Matt is eliminated. During dinner, Adam and Eric discuss their respective possible hometown dates with Rachel. Eric receives the rose and Adam is eliminated.
1458"Week 8: Hometowns"July 17, 2017 (2017-07-17)13086.21[39]
Rachel first visits Eric's hometown of Baltimore. They play basketball and meet his friends and family. Rachel discusses the hardships of being on TV and the first black bachelorette with Eric's family. As Eric has never brought a girl home before, Rachel becomes concerned with his readiness to be married. Rachel then goes to Miami to visit Bryan and his family. He takes her around to small local spots and authentic Spanish bars. When Rachel meets his family, Bryan's mom becomes overprotective about Bryan, intimidating Rachel. The next hometown date is to Wisconsin, to meet Peter and his family. Peter takes Rachel around some local markets and she meets his friends. Later that night, Rachel meets his family and expresses her concern about Peter's interest in marriage to his mother. Rachel then heads to Colorado to meet Dean and his family. Dean hasn't spoken to his father in two years and this is the first time his entire family has been together in a long time. Tensions rise as Dean and his father talk one-on-one, discussing their hardships over his mother's death. At the rose ceremony, Dean is sent home.
1469"Week 9: Dallas, Spain"July 24, 2017 (2017-07-24)13096.43[40]
The three remaining guys each get to meet Rachel's family in Dallas. The dates go well, but Rachel's family raises concerns over Bryan's sincerity. Eric, Peter, and Bryan each have a one-on-one date with Rachel in Spain.
14710"The Men Tell All"July 31, 2017 (2017-07-31)13105.76[41]
Chris Harrison recaps the drama from Rachel's season. They cover DeMario's girlfriend, Kenny and Lee's fight, and racist tweets from Lee's twitter account. Rachel later joins to the men to discuss sad breakups and fun memories.
14811"Week 10: Finale"August 7, 2017 (2017-08-07)13117.57[42]
Rachel eliminates Eric at the rose ceremony. Peter and Rachel have a tearful break-up the night before the final rose. Bryan proposes to Rachel in Rioja, Spain.

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