Another week, another set of roses to give out. But longtime Bachelor Nation fans will have to wait a few more days.
Former pro football player Mel Owens is in his golden years and looking for love as the second-ever “Golden Bachelor” on ABC. The premiere episode kicked off with not one, but two rose ceremonies, sending one of the two Floridian contestants packing.
Will the final Floridian contestant catch Mel’s eye this episode? Here’s a quick recap of who went home on the premiere and how to watch this week’s episode.
What channel is the ‘Golden Bachelor’ on? How do I stream ‘The Golden Bachelor’?
The reality show will come on ABC every Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET, after new episodes of “Abbott Elementary.”
Watch ‘The Golden Bachelor’ with Disney Bundle
Episodes of “The Golden Bachelorette” will stream on Hulu the following day, on Thursday.
How did the Florida women do on ‘Golden Bachelor’ last week?
There were two Floridians on this season of “The Golden Bachelor”: Alexandra, a 67-year-old luxury yacht sales representative from Miami and Nicolle, a 64-year-old yoga instructor from Miami Beach. But one of them was eliminated at the end of the premiere episode.
Alexandra, unfortunately, did not receive a rose during the second rose ceremony.
Who made it past night one on the ‘Golden Bachelor’ last week?
There were two rose ceremonies during last night’s episode, with only 13 women remaining after episode one:
See who has been eliminated on ‘Golden Bachelor’
Last week’s premiere episode saw 10 women eliminated from the mansion, including one Florida woman:
Who is Mel Owens? How old is Mel Owens?
Mel Owens, 66, is a retired NFL player and attorney from Detroit. Owens attended and played football at the University of Michigan and was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams as the ninth pick in the 1981 NFL Draft.
After retiring from football, Owens moved to California to pursue a career in law, representing clients in sports-related injuries, the release said. He shares two sons with his ex-wife, Fabiana Pimentel.
“While life took an unexpected turn with the passing of his father and the end of his marriage, Owens channeled his energy into being the best father he could be, focusing on raising his sons and coaching their extracurricular sports teams,” the release said.
This story was updated to correct the time “The Golden Bachelor” airs live.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: ‘Golden Bachelor’ isn’t on Mondays. Here’s when, how to watch week 2 this week
Reporting by Lianna Norman and Samantha Neely, USA TODAY NETWORK – Florida / Palm Beach Post
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