The Bachelorette Season 9 Episode 1 Recap: That s All You Still Have

DeAhnna takes some alone time with some other date members. Eric can't get off his Greekness. He points out that his brother is Greek. DeAhnna points out that she kind of already guessed that. High school football coach Brian smartly responds to her question about "why is a handsome man like you still single" with the standard "haven't met the right woman" line. She laps it up. They do love that one.

Watch Episode Sayid grabs the bomb and quickly tells Jack that Desmond is in a well on the island and that Fake Locke wants him deader than a doornail. Jack asks why Sayid is giving him this info, and he replies, "Because it's going to be you, Jack." Sayid then grabs the bomb like a football star and hauls his butt away from everyone else to a corner of the sub. KaBOOM...it explodes. Buh-bye, Sayid.

Roger seems poised to engage Pete in a no-holds-barred battle for account supremacy, a fight that should be as fun to watch as Lane's thrashing of Pete.

At about the same time, Don and Megan are out with Ken and Cynthia Cosgrove, entertaining Raymond and Alice Geiger. Raymond is the buyer from Heinz, and as his wife excuses herself to the powder room, MyMovieHits Online Megan and Cynthia join her. It's there that Megan learns that her husband intends to fire SCDP from the account. Cynthia likes Megan, and asks if they can still be friends. Megan plays it straight.

The group is shown to a low-ceilinged private room, where they are entertained by a magician. After a few slight of hand bits, the magician places DeAhnna and the man of her choice, Jason, in a box and makes them disappear. They slip out a hidden exit and find themselves in a cozy private room, where they spend some one on one time.

My cable company had a DVR box and I would set a particular program to record each time that program came on so that by the end of finals I would have many different episodes of that show to watch.

Next morning DeAhnna and her 2nd group date arrive at Dodger Stadium and are greeted by Dodger coach and baseball legend Tommy Lasorda. They start with the guys taking turns trying to sing the national anthem. Har-har. Then they do a 10-pitch each home run derby. By the time they are down to Jeremy and Chris, the final two, only 2 guys have managed to hit 2 homers. Mansion boy Jeremy steps up and smacks 6. Amazing. Former semi-pro baseball player Chris is last up and he wiffs.