Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, May 13, 2019, season 16 episode 20 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 16 episode 20, called, "Top 8 Semi-Final Performances," as per the NBC synopsis, "Seven artists are revealed as safe via America's votes; the bottom three artists compete for the instant save and two are eliminated."

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 9 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight was the Semi-finals! Time really did fly with this season and now we're down to eight. There were eight contestants left and to keep this position in this competition they needed votes. Every vote counts! The contestants gave two performances with this latest episode and they even upped a notch this time around because the contestants finally got a chance to cover The Beatles. The Beatles remains one of the most iconic bands there is and so the contestants got a chance to stretch themselves. They were either going to prove how talented they are with how well they could tackle the song or they were going to fall flat and give America the excuse they need to save themselves from a waste of time.

Then there was also going to be the second performance. The contestants were going to be showing off their solo skills with their original take on a song and the first one that did so was luckily Andrew Sevener. He was a special case. There was only one person that turn around for him and he's since he proved to Blake what a wonderful decision that was. Andrew's really come into his own with not just his confidence but so much more. He also rocked out onstage with this performance. It was his best yet and all the judges were in agreement on this. They love Andrew and they thought he would make it to the finals! And it was a plus for Blake because he has the most contestants still around and so he was definitely riding this high.

The next performance, however, was a duet. Kim and Shawn got together and they gave an original take on "Eleanor Rigby".. They made it soulful and both were simply amazing to watch. It wasn't as great as Sevener's performance because that had been like a concert and this duet was more like what MTV used to pull out before all those reality shows, except it was still good and that was more than it could be said of Gyth Rigdon. He had been another favorite of the judges and he gave one of his weakest performances when he chose to sing "God Bless the USA". It was a good song and it meant a lot in these uncertain times. It just wasn't sung as great as it could have been and so the judges were left unimpressed.

Again, it was more the artist and not necessarily. It was the first time that "God Bless the USA" was ever sung on the show and the judges acknowledged this. They also went on to say that the vocals were a letdown and so who knows what Gyth's fan service might have cost him.

The next performance was much better. Blake came back with Kim Cherry and she was a crowd favorite. She was Insta-Save last time and that's because America saw how talented she is. She could rap, play the saxophone, and she proved tonight that she could also play the piano. And, oh, never forget that she could sing because everyone seems to have doubted if she could in the beginning and now she suddenly she has a voice for Broadway – ok, it's not an apology, but okay!

Now this second duet was something that the contestants themselves had been looking forward to.

Maelyn and Rod were big fans of each other and this was despite them battling it out in the past. So coming together for a duet was a great opportunity for them. They sang "Yesterday" and their rendition was just so haunting. It was beautiful in its own way and at the same time, they had the material with the care it needed. Also, the judges were blown away with this one and all four gave a standing ovation because this song instantly became their favorite performance of the night.

And it remained in the judges' mind when they next heart Carter Lloyd Horne and his rendition of "Take Me to Church".

Carter chose this song because his fans picked it for him. He's seen over two hundred tweets telling him to do this song because everyone believes his voice was made for this song and unfortunately his final performance didn't live up to the hype. He started off pitchy and was in and out of this song. The judges were understanding because they figured it might have been a technical problem where he was hearing one thing and they were hearing something else, but the overall performance wasn't that great. It was on his worst to date and the judges actually seemed to be trying to cheer him up. They reminded him that other artists have had bad days and that they have come back from it. And so can Carter!

The next performance had been Rod Stokes and luckily he didn't have any technical difficulties. He sang a beautiful song in honor of his grandparents and it was such a moving performance. Rod has one of the best voices this season and he really did move the audience. His coach was especially proud because she said that she and Rod were of like minds. They were basically twins with their same thought patterns and so he was another strong choice in the final four. Which could also be said of his duet partner. Maelyn Jarmon was another great artist because she could listen to a song in its original format and then slowly turn it into her song. Her renditions were always the best and her take on Rihanna song just showed much she deserved to be the final four as well.

The next duet was more fun than competition. Dexter teamed up with Gyth to sing the classic song "Hey Jude" and the guys weren't always cohesive when they were singing. It was more like "you have fun, no you have fun" sort of situation because they clearly both enjoy this song. It was good if not great vocal wise and so sometimes the vocalists did get carried away with their Beatles rendition.

The following duet wasn't any better. Andrew and Carter were paired together and they sang "Help" in two different styles. Andrew gave it a country take with that raspy voice of his and Carter sang this song almost too happily. It was a song called "Help" about reaching out at your lowest point and so maybe they should have done their own spin on this song… just to go with the changing times, at least, because singing it like a camp song suddenly seems odd in this new mental illness awareness era.

Dexter Roberts went next. He was another country artist and he brought that country take to a nontraditional song like the 3 Doors Down's song "Here Without You". It was in honor of his nephews and nieces because he's played such a big part in their lives and he's missing them right now because of this competition. It had been a smart move on his part because he showed that he could step out of his genre for inspiration and that his voice could fit anything. He was great with this performance and his coach had been proud of him. Blake was proud of him and let's be honest. Blake best shot at the finals was really Dexter and Kim because the others had fallen flat tonight and you're not cut out for the competition once you've shown a weakness.

The last performance of the night went to Shawn Sounds. He was the last R&B Soul artist in the competition and he came to represent with his song "A Song For You". It was dedicated to a local elementary school that was having a rough time of it and that usually means cut down budget, second-rate books (if they're lucky), and teachers that have to come out of a pocket to provide their students a proper education. Shawn wanted to inspire the people that have a deal with a broken system and he did that with this song. It was such a soul-uplifting song that it put on par with Maelyn and the judges truly loved it.

So before you go, don't forget to vote because tomorrow is eliminations!

THE END!

Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, May 13, 2019, season 16 episode 20 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 16 episode 20, called, "Top 8 Semi-Final Performances," as per the NBC synopsis, "Seven artists are revealed as safe via America's votes; the bottom three artists compete for the instant save and two are eliminated."

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 9 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight was the Semi-finals! Time really did fly with this season and now we're down to eight. There were eight contestants left and to keep this position in this competition they needed votes. Every vote counts! The contestants gave two performances with this latest episode and they even upped a notch this time around because the contestants finally got a chance to cover The Beatles. The Beatles remains one of the most iconic bands there is and so the contestants got a chance to stretch themselves. They were either going to prove how talented they are with how well they could tackle the song or they were going to fall flat and give America the excuse they need to save themselves from a waste of time.

Then there was also going to be the second performance. The contestants were going to be showing off their solo skills with their original take on a song and the first one that did so was luckily Andrew Sevener. He was a special case. There was only one person that turn around for him and he's since he proved to Blake what a wonderful decision that was. Andrew's really come into his own with not just his confidence but so much more. He also rocked out onstage with this performance. It was his best yet and all the judges were in agreement on this. They love Andrew and they thought he would make it to the finals! And it was a plus for Blake because he has the most contestants still around and so he was definitely riding this high.

The next performance, however, was a duet. Kim and Shawn got together and they gave an original take on "Eleanor Rigby".. They made it soulful and both were simply amazing to watch. It wasn't as great as Sevener's performance because that had been like a concert and this duet was more like what MTV used to pull out before all those reality shows, except it was still good and that was more than it could be said of Gyth Rigdon. He had been another favorite of the judges and he gave one of his weakest performances when he chose to sing "God Bless the USA". It was a good song and it meant a lot in these uncertain times. It just wasn't sung as great as it could have been and so the judges were left unimpressed.

Again, it was more the artist and not necessarily. It was the first time that "God Bless the USA" was ever sung on the show and the judges acknowledged this. They also went on to say that the vocals were a letdown and so who knows what Gyth's fan service might have cost him.

The next performance was much better. Blake came back with Kim Cherry and she was a crowd favorite. She was Insta-Save last time and that's because America saw how talented she is. She could rap, play the saxophone, and she proved tonight that she could also play the piano. And, oh, never forget that she could sing because everyone seems to have doubted if she could in the beginning and now she suddenly she has a voice for Broadway – ok, it's not an apology, but okay!

Now this second duet was something that the contestants themselves had been looking forward to.

Maelyn and Rod were big fans of each other and this was despite them battling it out in the past. So coming together for a duet was a great opportunity for them. They sang "Yesterday" and their rendition was just so haunting. It was beautiful in its own way and at the same time, they had the material with the care it needed. Also, the judges were blown away with this one and all four gave a standing ovation because this song instantly became their favorite performance of the night.

And it remained in the judges' mind when they next heart Carter Lloyd Horne and his rendition of "Take Me to Church".

Carter chose this song because his fans picked it for him. He's seen over two hundred tweets telling him to do this song because everyone believes his voice was made for this song and unfortunately his final performance didn't live up to the hype. He started off pitchy and was in and out of this song. The judges were understanding because they figured it might have been a technical problem where he was hearing one thing and they were hearing something else, but the overall performance wasn't that great. It was on his worst to date and the judges actually seemed to be trying to cheer him up. They reminded him that other artists have had bad days and that they have come back from it. And so can Carter!

The next performance had been Rod Stokes and luckily he didn't have any technical difficulties. He sang a beautiful song in honor of his grandparents and it was such a moving performance. Rod has one of the best voices this season and he really did move the audience. His coach was especially proud because she said that she and Rod were of like minds. They were basically twins with their same thought patterns and so he was another strong choice in the final four. Which could also be said of his duet partner. Maelyn Jarmon was another great artist because she could listen to a song in its original format and then slowly turn it into her song. Her renditions were always the best and her take on Rihanna song just showed much she deserved to be the final four as well.

The next duet was more fun than competition. Dexter teamed up with Gyth to sing the classic song "Hey Jude" and the guys weren't always cohesive when they were singing. It was more like "you have fun, no you have fun" sort of situation because they clearly both enjoy this song. It was good if not great vocal wise and so sometimes the vocalists did get carried away with their Beatles rendition.

The following duet wasn't any better. Andrew and Carter were paired together and they sang "Help" in two different styles. Andrew gave it a country take with that raspy voice of his and Carter sang this song almost too happily. It was a song called "Help" about reaching out at your lowest point and so maybe they should have done their own spin on this song… just to go with the changing times, at least, because singing it like a camp song suddenly seems odd in this new mental illness awareness era.

Dexter Roberts went next. He was another country artist and he brought that country take to a nontraditional song like the 3 Doors Down's song "Here Without You". It was in honor of his nephews and nieces because he's played such a big part in their lives and he's missing them right now because of this competition. It had been a smart move on his part because he showed that he could step out of his genre for inspiration and that his voice could fit anything. He was great with this performance and his coach had been proud of him. Blake was proud of him and let's be honest. Blake best shot at the finals was really Dexter and Kim because the others had fallen flat tonight and you're not cut out for the competition once you've shown a weakness.

The last performance of the night went to Shawn Sounds. He was the last R&B Soul artist in the competition and he came to represent with his song "A Song For You". It was dedicated to a local elementary school that was having a rough time of it and that usually means cut down budget, second-rate books (if they're lucky), and teachers that have to come out of a pocket to provide their students a proper education. Shawn wanted to inspire the people that have a deal with a broken system and he did that with this song. It was such a soul-uplifting song that it put on par with Maelyn and the judges truly loved it.

So before you go, don't forget to vote because tomorrow is eliminations!

THE END!

The Bachelorette Season 15 Episode 1 airs on ABC this evening with an all-new Monday, May 13, 2019, season 15 episode 1 and we have your weekly The Bachelorette recap below. On tonight's season 15 PREMIERE episode 1 as per the ABC synopsis, "Hannah meets 30 hopeful bachelors, while Demi Burnett and Katie Morton gather intel on the men; 22 suitors remain at the end of the night."

We will be live blogging tonight's episode of The Bachelorette 2019 and you just know there is going to be tons of drama, cat fights, and tears. So come back tonight at 8 PM for our live The Bachelorette recap of tonight's episode. While you wait for the recap, hit the comments and let us know how excited you are for this season of The Bachelorette?

Tonight it is the dramatic season premiere of The Bachelorette. We go back three months ago in Tuscaloosa, AL. when Chris Harrison revealed to Hannah Brown that she was the new Bachelorette. Chris visits Hannah in her home town and takes him for a tour. As a kid, Hannah loved to perform, but she never felt good enough. She felt that she had to be perfect. When she won Miss Alabama she was so happy, but it wasn't her goal in life. She wanted to find someone to be with for the rest of her life. With Colton, she struggled with being perfect.

It's really important for Hannah to find a man who will love her for her. She is nervous but expectant. She plans on being herself and finding love. Bring on the men!

Demi Burnett and Katie Morton from the last season of The Bachelor are visiting Hannah in the mansion, they are pumping her up for one of the biggest nights of her life. The two are also keeping an eye on the men to gather intel for Hannah.

Here are a few of the men: Tyler C. is a General Contractor from Florida, he loves to dance. Peter is a Pilot from California, he is very spontaneous and looks forward to sharing that with Hannah. Mike Johnson is a Portfolio Manager from Texas, he has focused on his career and hasn't dated much. Joe is the Box King from Illinois, he is from a strong Italian family.. Matt Donald is a Medical Device Salesman from California, he admits that he has to come out of his comfort zone, he grew up in a deaf household. Connor J. is a District Sales Manager in California, he works for one of the biggest automotive brands in the country – he comes from a very diverse family. Luke P. is an Import/Export Manager from Georgia, he likes to think that he a good looking guy.

Time for the first limo to pull up the drive. Garrett is a Golf Pro from Alabama, he gives Hannah a nice hug. Mike is a Portfolio Manager from Texas, he tells Hannah she smells good and tells her that he lives by the five C's: character, charm, charisma, consistency, and compassion. Jed is a Singer/Songwriter from Tennessee, he tells Hannah that she is gleaming. Tyler C. is a General Contractor from Florida and he tells Hannah that she is absolutely killing that dress. Dylan is a Tech Entrepreneur from California and he tells her that he really wanted it to be her. Connor S. is an Investment Analyst from Texas and he makes his entrance by jumping a fence. Devin is a Talent Manager from California, he tells Hannah that he is a virgin; they he says he is kidding.

John Paul Jones is from Maryland, he is a little strange and 24years old. Brian is a Math Teacher from Kentucky, he is really nervous. Scott is a Software Sales Executive from Illinois, he tells Hannah that she has an awesome personality. Matteo is a Management Consultant from Georgia, he tells Hannah that she is taking his breath away. Daron is an IT Consultant from Georgia and is very excited to be there. Tyler G. is a Psychology Graduate Student from Florida and Hannah has been in all his dreams. Thomas is an International Pro Basketball Player from Michigan, he has been traveling for the past few years. Matthew is a Car Bid Spotter from California, he is 23 and happy to meet Hannah.

A forklift drives up with a big box that has fragile written on it, Joe, the Box King, is from Illinois and he jumps out of the box. Joey is a Finance Manager from Maryland and he shows up with what looks like a baby in a carrier, he wanted to give Hannah a glimpse of what there future together would be, inside the carrier is a bottle of champagne and two glasses. Connor J. is a Sales Manager from California and arrives speaking French, Hannah has no clue what he is saying. Ryan is a Roller Boy from Pennsylvania and shows up on roller skates. Hunter is a Pro Surfer from California, he is 24 and he brings a tie and makes a joke about tying the knot.

Grant is unemployed from California, he has food in his mouth, mustard and makes a joke about catching up inside the house. Jonathan is a Server from California, shows up with a pizza and asks if she wants a piece of his heart. Kevin is a Behavioral Health Specialist from Illinois, he fumbles his intro with a bunch of footballs. Luke P. is an Import/Export Manager from Georgia, he is 24, climbs up on the limo and pretends to be king of the jungle. Luke S. is a Political Consultant from DC, he tells her that she has a calming presence. Dustin is a Real Estate Broker from Illinois, he can't wait to have a moment with her. Cam is a Software Sales from Texas, he arrives with a mic and gives Hannah a rap performance.

Hannah met five of the met after the last episode of After The Rose, she gave Cam a first impression rose.

A tractor pulls up, it is Matt Donald, a Medical Device Salesman from California and he sings his rendition of Old MacDonald Had a Farm, decked out in a cowboy hat. Chasen is a pilot from Missouri, he made Hannah a paper airplane. Peter is a Pilot from California and he shows up in his pilot uniform, he gives her a set of wings. As Peter heads into the house, Hannah says a man in uniform is always hot.

Chris tells Hannah that there will still be a First Impression Rose tonight. Hannah enters the house, all the men cheer. Hannah thanks the men for saying yes for going on this journey with her. She says she is not perfect, she is real, and that is what she is asking for her in return.

Luke is the first man that grabs Hannah away for a private chat. He talks about his brother and sister-in-law had their first baby. He says that he is seriously into her.

Connor J. is confident, he throws Hannah B. a private Bachelorette party. He crowns Hannah with a crown, she loved it.

Cam has some alone time, he tells her that he fell for Hannah Beast and she is what he is looking for in a life partner. He asks her if he can kiss her, she says yes.

Chris H. comes in with the First Impression Rose, the guys look nervous, you could hear a pin drop.

Jed sings a song for Hannah and she admits that she has a total crush on him.

Meanwhile, outside the mansion, Demi and Katie are listening in on the house. Earlier in the day, someone reached out to Demi on social media telling her that one of the guys in the house had a girlfriend. Demi finds the guy, his name is Scott.

Peter has some alone time with Hannah and you can really see that Hannah is liking him.

Chris H. calls Hannah outside the house, Demi reveals to her what he knows about Scott. Hannah returns to the house and calls Scott outside, and asks him right out if he has a girlfriend. He denies it. He is clearing his voice, shifting his eyes, stuttering – he is clearly lying. He admits to dating a girl up until he came on the show. Hannah tells him off and throws him out.

Hannah returns to the house, she tells the men that Scott had a girlfriend back home. She says that if anyone else has a girl back home, so please leave. The men don't budge, Hannah says she needs a second because that was totally ridiculous.

The men don't know what to do, the mood is awkward. Hannah takes a walk around the grounds. Luke takes the initiative to see if Hannah is ok, he goes to her and hugs her. He says that it hurts how sad she is, and he is here for her, to win her heart. Luke basically gets Hannah out of her mood and she is able to return to the house.

Even though Hannah is still nervous, she is hopeful.

Connor S. leans in for a kiss with Hannah, he loved it.

Hannah comes in to get her First Impression Rose, she gives it to Luke and seals it with a kiss.

Hannah returns to the house, Chris H. comes in and asks Hannah to join him. She takes the time to thank the men for being there.

Time for the Rose Ceremony. The roses go to Mike, Connor S., Matt, ConnorJ., Jed, Dustin, Joey, Devon, Peter, Dylan, Matteo, Jonathan, Tyler C., Tyler G., Daron, Luke S., Garrett, Grant, Kevin. There is one rose left, it goes to John Paul Jones.

The men heading home are; Matt Donald, Ryan, Joe "The Box King" and Chasen.

THE END!

The Bachelorette Season 15 Episode 1 airs on ABC this evening with an all-new Monday, May 13, 2019, season 15 episode 1 and we have your weekly The Bachelorette recap below. On tonight's season 15 PREMIERE episode 1 as per the ABC synopsis, "Hannah meets 30 hopeful bachelors, while Demi Burnett and Katie Morton gather intel on the men; 22 suitors remain at the end of the night."

We will be live blogging tonight's episode of The Bachelorette 2019 and you just know there is going to be tons of drama, cat fights, and tears. So come back tonight at 8 PM for our live The Bachelorette recap of tonight's episode. While you wait for the recap, hit the comments and let us know how excited you are for this season of The Bachelorette?

Tonight it is the dramatic season premiere of The Bachelorette. We go back three months ago in Tuscaloosa, AL. when Chris Harrison revealed to Hannah Brown that she was the new Bachelorette. Chris visits Hannah in her home town and takes him for a tour. As a kid, Hannah loved to perform, but she never felt good enough. She felt that she had to be perfect. When she won Miss Alabama she was so happy, but it wasn't her goal in life. She wanted to find someone to be with for the rest of her life. With Colton, she struggled with being perfect.

It's really important for Hannah to find a man who will love her for her. She is nervous but expectant. She plans on being herself and finding love. Bring on the men!

Demi Burnett and Katie Morton from the last season of The Bachelor are visiting Hannah in the mansion, they are pumping her up for one of the biggest nights of her life. The two are also keeping an eye on the men to gather intel for Hannah.

Here are a few of the men: Tyler C. is a General Contractor from Florida, he loves to dance. Peter is a Pilot from California, he is very spontaneous and looks forward to sharing that with Hannah. Mike Johnson is a Portfolio Manager from Texas, he has focused on his career and hasn't dated much. Joe is the Box King from Illinois, he is from a strong Italian family.. Matt Donald is a Medical Device Salesman from California, he admits that he has to come out of his comfort zone, he grew up in a deaf household. Connor J. is a District Sales Manager in California, he works for one of the biggest automotive brands in the country – he comes from a very diverse family. Luke P. is an Import/Export Manager from Georgia, he likes to think that he a good looking guy.

Time for the first limo to pull up the drive. Garrett is a Golf Pro from Alabama, he gives Hannah a nice hug. Mike is a Portfolio Manager from Texas, he tells Hannah she smells good and tells her that he lives by the five C's: character, charm, charisma, consistency, and compassion. Jed is a Singer/Songwriter from Tennessee, he tells Hannah that she is gleaming. Tyler C. is a General Contractor from Florida and he tells Hannah that she is absolutely killing that dress. Dylan is a Tech Entrepreneur from California and he tells her that he really wanted it to be her. Connor S. is an Investment Analyst from Texas and he makes his entrance by jumping a fence. Devin is a Talent Manager from California, he tells Hannah that he is a virgin; they he says he is kidding.

John Paul Jones is from Maryland, he is a little strange and 24years old. Brian is a Math Teacher from Kentucky, he is really nervous. Scott is a Software Sales Executive from Illinois, he tells Hannah that she has an awesome personality. Matteo is a Management Consultant from Georgia, he tells Hannah that she is taking his breath away. Daron is an IT Consultant from Georgia and is very excited to be there. Tyler G. is a Psychology Graduate Student from Florida and Hannah has been in all his dreams. Thomas is an International Pro Basketball Player from Michigan, he has been traveling for the past few years. Matthew is a Car Bid Spotter from California, he is 23 and happy to meet Hannah.

A forklift drives up with a big box that has fragile written on it, Joe, the Box King, is from Illinois and he jumps out of the box. Joey is a Finance Manager from Maryland and he shows up with what looks like a baby in a carrier, he wanted to give Hannah a glimpse of what there future together would be, inside the carrier is a bottle of champagne and two glasses. Connor J. is a Sales Manager from California and arrives speaking French, Hannah has no clue what he is saying. Ryan is a Roller Boy from Pennsylvania and shows up on roller skates. Hunter is a Pro Surfer from California, he is 24 and he brings a tie and makes a joke about tying the knot.

Grant is unemployed from California, he has food in his mouth, mustard and makes a joke about catching up inside the house. Jonathan is a Server from California, shows up with a pizza and asks if she wants a piece of his heart. Kevin is a Behavioral Health Specialist from Illinois, he fumbles his intro with a bunch of footballs. Luke P. is an Import/Export Manager from Georgia, he is 24, climbs up on the limo and pretends to be king of the jungle. Luke S. is a Political Consultant from DC, he tells her that she has a calming presence. Dustin is a Real Estate Broker from Illinois, he can't wait to have a moment with her. Cam is a Software Sales from Texas, he arrives with a mic and gives Hannah a rap performance.

Hannah met five of the met after the last episode of After The Rose, she gave Cam a first impression rose.

A tractor pulls up, it is Matt Donald, a Medical Device Salesman from California and he sings his rendition of Old MacDonald Had a Farm, decked out in a cowboy hat. Chasen is a pilot from Missouri, he made Hannah a paper airplane. Peter is a Pilot from California and he shows up in his pilot uniform, he gives her a set of wings. As Peter heads into the house, Hannah says a man in uniform is always hot.

Chris tells Hannah that there will still be a First Impression Rose tonight. Hannah enters the house, all the men cheer. Hannah thanks the men for saying yes for going on this journey with her. She says she is not perfect, she is real, and that is what she is asking for her in return.

Luke is the first man that grabs Hannah away for a private chat. He talks about his brother and sister-in-law had their first baby. He says that he is seriously into her.

Connor J. is confident, he throws Hannah B. a private Bachelorette party. He crowns Hannah with a crown, she loved it.

Cam has some alone time, he tells her that he fell for Hannah Beast and she is what he is looking for in a life partner. He asks her if he can kiss her, she says yes.

Chris H. comes in with the First Impression Rose, the guys look nervous, you could hear a pin drop.

Jed sings a song for Hannah and she admits that she has a total crush on him.

Meanwhile, outside the mansion, Demi and Katie are listening in on the house. Earlier in the day, someone reached out to Demi on social media telling her that one of the guys in the house had a girlfriend. Demi finds the guy, his name is Scott.

Peter has some alone time with Hannah and you can really see that Hannah is liking him.

Chris H. calls Hannah outside the house, Demi reveals to her what he knows about Scott. Hannah returns to the house and calls Scott outside, and asks him right out if he has a girlfriend. He denies it. He is clearing his voice, shifting his eyes, stuttering – he is clearly lying. He admits to dating a girl up until he came on the show. Hannah tells him off and throws him out.

Hannah returns to the house, she tells the men that Scott had a girlfriend back home. She says that if anyone else has a girl back home, so please leave. The men don't budge, Hannah says she needs a second because that was totally ridiculous.

The men don't know what to do, the mood is awkward. Hannah takes a walk around the grounds. Luke takes the initiative to see if Hannah is ok, he goes to her and hugs her. He says that it hurts how sad she is, and he is here for her, to win her heart. Luke basically gets Hannah out of her mood and she is able to return to the house.

Even though Hannah is still nervous, she is hopeful.

Connor S. leans in for a kiss with Hannah, he loved it.

Hannah comes in to get her First Impression Rose, she gives it to Luke and seals it with a kiss.

Hannah returns to the house, Chris H. comes in and asks Hannah to join him. She takes the time to thank the men for being there.

Time for the Rose Ceremony. The roses go to Mike, Connor S., Matt, ConnorJ., Jed, Dustin, Joey, Devon, Peter, Dylan, Matteo, Jonathan, Tyler C., Tyler G., Daron, Luke S., Garrett, Grant, Kevin. There is one rose left, it goes to John Paul Jones.

The men heading home are; Matt Donald, Ryan, Joe "The Box King" and Chasen.

THE END!