7 things I learned as a British person watching 'The Bachelor'
 

7 things I learned as a British person watching 'The Bachelor'
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We British folk do not like feeling left out.*

Alas, not every popular U.S. show makes its way across the pond and onto our screensThe Bachelor is one such show that inexplicably has never graced UK screens. And, yes, we do feel decidedly left out of your Bachelor brackets and viewing parties.*

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As an Americanophile with lots of American friends, I wanted to be a part of this cool clique with a matter of extreme urgency.*

So, it relieved me greatly when my my best friend — an American living in London — urged our Anglo-American friend group to watch this supposed pillar of her culture (her words, not mine). Read more...

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