his scene of reading the newspaper to bentley while unloading a huge dump... awesome though.
That was bizarre. He showed more personality the one minute outro to the show than he did in everything else I saw of him.
Oddly enough, this could apply to either of those two in the final scene. Bentley was great, but only because of the way Ashley reacted to him. Otherwise, I completely concur with the idea that the dude was a complete bore. And that "dot dot dot" scene... "I'm so, like...", "It's just that, like...", "I mean, it's like, it's not that I, like, don't LIKE you like you..." I'll never understand why everything had to become a similie for the under-35 crowd. That very well could have been the most pathetic scene in the history of television, and that's true on several levels.I don't think I've laughed so much at an episode of this show, but I must confess that I wasn't doing it
for the right reasons. I told my wife before the roast that there's going to one guy that cares more about getting the laugh than he does about publicly eviscerating our noble heroine and, of course, it had to be Mr. Funnyman. I've heard Jeff Ross on several podcasts before and he always makes the point that roasts should be left up to the professionals. I don't think his point could be made any clearer than this episode made it for him. I do think, however, that Ryan should have been left out to dry a little longer on his roast clip:
Ryan: "And Bentley, what was up with that rose ceremony???"
Bentley:
Audience:
Ryan:

"So anyway..."
The "What's up with..." joke series claims yet another victim.
I also agree with whomever said that Bentley should be the Bachelor only if they are going to end this thing because for it to work, he'll have to come back as Evil Bentley and that's not what the Haagen Das and sweatpants crowd tunes in for.
"The Bachelorette 7 - Bringing Down the Franchise"