Bachelor in Paradise
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Demi tells Chris H. how conflicted she feels; a new arrival has her designs on Chris B.; Demi reconnects with the woman she left behind.
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Title: Episode #6.6 (20 Aug 2019)
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Cast
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Hannah Godwin | ... | Self - Contestant (as Hannah) |
| Blake Horstmann | ... | Self - Contestant (as Blake) | |
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Tayshia Adams | ... | Self - Contestant (as Tayshia) |
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Demi Burnett | ... | Self - Contestant (as Demi) |
| John Paul Jones | ... | Self - Contestant | |
| Mike Johnson | ... | Self - Contestant (as Mike) | |
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Kristina Schulman | ... | Self - Contestant (as Kristina) |
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Dylan Barbour | ... | Self - Contestant (as Dylan) |
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Caelynn Miller-Keyes | ... | Self - Contestant (as Caelynn) |
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Dean Unglert | ... | Self - Contestant (as Dean) |
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Sydney Lotuaco | ... | Self - Contestant (as Sydney) |
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Katie Morton | ... | Self - Contestant (as Katie) |
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Caitlin Clemmens | ... | Self - Contestant (as Caitlin) |
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Derek Peth | ... | Self - Contestant (as Derek) |
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Nicole Lopez-Alvar | ... | Self - Contestant (as Nicole) |
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Demi tells Chris H. how conflicted she feels; a new arrival has her designs on Chris B.; Demi reconnects with the woman she left behind.
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This show has reached a new low. The double standards played out with Demi are nauseating. In past seasons when a man had a relationship back home, he was heavily scrutinized for not being there for the "right" reasons. Now, a woman is doing the exact same thing and she's being portrayed as a victim. Orientation is irrelevant....This show is ridiculous