The senior version of ABC's dating show teaches us what's right and wrong with reality TV – and ourselves

Gerry Turner isn't a perfect gentleman. Oh well. But the "Bachelor" franchise let worse into the house before

There's a lot to love about Gerry Turner, but the contestants, i.e. Aunties Who Party, are the reason to watch

It's the closest we'll get to royal nuptials TV pageantry or actual celebrity weddings

Meet Gerry Turner, who hopes for a second chance at love in this expansion of the "Bachelor" universe

Gerry Turner is far from being the "Perfect Man," according to The Hollywood Reporter

A new lawsuit claims the show discriminates against African-Americans in its casting choices -- and, it's right

There’s almost nothing less fun than a reality show that takes itself too seriously, and expects us to, as well

Shows inspired by the franchise are more diverse than the originals—see the final 4 "Bachelorette" men this week

Love (or just love to hate) "The Bachelor?" Wait until you see its fictional twin, "Everlasting"

The "Bachelor" host sounded off about Lifetime's new show

Caila Quinn wasn't named the first "Bachelorette" of color—asking why raises complicated questions about diversity

Texas attorney Rachel Lindsay is the result of a years-long battle to cast more people of color

Virgin, fool, seer, crone? "The Bachelor" is still a guilty pleasure, but this season was rooted in the classics

"The Golden Bachelor" is opening our eyes to love, grief and sex over 60