E222 The Bachelor Recap With ABC Executive Rob Mills
On tonights recap of The Bachelor we are joined by ABC Senior Vice President of Alternative Series, Specials, & Late Night Programming, Rob Mills. We always love it when Rob stops by not only to give us his take on all things Bachelor but also to see what hints we may get on what we can look forward to later in the season. Today Nick and Rob talk about the women who seem to be getting a lot of attention on the show, the women really being casted for Matt, how politics and religion can play a role going forward in the franchise, Nick's thoughts on Heather arriving to the scene, and whether or not we can be looking forward to an AFR this season.
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