In Defense of 'Boring Bachelor' Zach Shallcross
While we have heard, understand and agree with the criticism the show has received for the lack of diversity among its recent Bachelor picks—was right there, you guys!—we don't think that should used as a reason to not root for Zach. Because we have a confession to make: We really are liking Zach as the Bachelor and we're not going to hide it anymore.has been able to read the, uh, feed when it comes to the social media response to his casting, may we present to you his Jan.
send a woman home when he wants to, not waiting for a producer to possibly convince him to keep a great-for-TV contestant around for a few more weeks of content?—born to be left on an island during a two-on-one date—in week three. We legitmately guffawed when he literally toldhe had no interest in hearing the name of the person she was having issues with in the house, so long as their issues were already resolved.
Rather than use the same PR-approved statement of "Thank you for sharing that with me," Zach takes the time to respond rather than react when the women share their personal stories during their one-on-one time with him.in episode four when she admitted her concerns over feeling "unlovable" due to her complicated family dynamics. "I want to love my person for who they are, not for what they came from.
When Rachel asked what steps he took to improve his mental health, Zach shared, "The main thing that really helped me in all this, and I'm a huge proponent of it, therapy." We love to hear it!Maybe we're naive but we actually believe Zach is genuine in his desire to find his—say it with us now—best friend? The producers also seem to be as charmed as we are, having, arguably the most beloved male lead of all-time, show up on several occasions as Zach's Bach spirit guide.
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