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Juliet and Callie break down the Fantasy Suite dates

By Juliet Litman
ABC


It’s Fantasy Suite week, and Juliet is joined by Callie Curry to talk Season 19, episodes 9 and 10 of The Bachelorette. They break down each Fantasy Suite date from most baffling to most straightforward in order to discover what the f*** happened with Gabby, Rachel, and their men. They debate about Jason and whether he led Gabby on (2:24), examine the cringe of Zach’s morning after with Rachel (15:00), give their feelings about Erich and his feelings (24:49), and much more!

Host: Juliet Litman
Guest: Callie Curry
Producer: Devon Manze
Theme Song: Devon Renaldo

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