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Jimmy Kimmel surprises Bachelor Chris and the 18 remaining women by taking over the show as guest host for the next episode of ABC's THE BACHELOR.

'Iowa is God's country,' says Chris Soules, America's First Farmer Bachelor (or AFFB). Chris was the hands-down fan favorite from last season of 'The Bachelorette' starring Andi Dorffman, mainly because of his charm, All-American good looks, and seemingly complete normality on a franchise riddled with potential sociopaths. In the requisite introductory sequence, Chris drives a tractor, gazes lovingly at his crops, and tastes a plant (peas? beans? what is it??) as he declares that 'love is a lot like farming,' and uses the word 'journey' for the first of many times this season.

Chris is ready to begin the search for his soul mate, choosing from a record 30 beautiful bachelorettes when the 19th edition of “The Bachelor” premieres MONDAY, JANUARY 5 (8:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

“The Bachelor” will kick off the New Year in style with beloved members of the franchise riding a spectacular float representing ABC's hit romance reality stable of series for the first time ever.

“The Bachelor,” premieres with a live event for the first time ever, MONDAY, JANUARY 5 (8:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

Chris Soules, the stylish farmer from Iowa, who was sent home by Andi Dorfman on “The Bachelorette,” is ready to search for the one missing piece in his life—true love – when he stars in the 19th edition of the hit romance reality series “The Bachelor,”

On last night's MISS AMERICA, Miss New York gave an unusual presentation during the talent portion of the competition.

It's that time of year again as fifty-two gorgeous young ladies take to the stage in Atlantic City to compete for the coveted title of MISS AMERICA!

It's a cool night here in East Haddam, Connecticut, but Tulum is blazing hot as we reach the climactic finale of BACHELOR IN PARADISE. And that's not just because every contestant's skin has either melted or peeled off due to excessive sun exposure. It's because tonight, we find out which of the couples that have formed over the past few weeks are willing to give their love a shot after this final Rose Ceremony. Or until they realize that there is no monetary prize at the end of this competition, and all they 'win' is the person they've 'chosen' as their 'partner.' Either way, I'm in!

For the first time in its 60 year television history, The Miss America Organization is allowing cameras to broadcast live in the hour leading to its famed competition.

The cliffhanger of last night's shocking rose ceremony continues as an apprehensive Graham returns after fleeing the Casa Palapa. However, in an unexpected twist, one bachelorette is rushed to the hospital in an ambulance after falling ill. Unfortunately for two bachelors, they come up unlucky in love and must leave paradise forever.