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I see brinkpeople.
Sorry, but I'm laughing at Sam's skinny jeans, gumboots on the outside fashion fail. He obviously went to pony club.
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The perfect pair: The muscular hunk seems to warm when he has one arm wrapped around mum-of-one Snezana Markoski, 34, as they stroll together in the rain
However, things turn a little sour when sat alongside his former favourite Heather Maltman, 29, and Sarah Mackay, 26.
Sam has worried time and time again in the past that he and the brunette actress are just 'mates' and if the latest snaps are anything to go by, the sparks seem to have disappeared.
Although he holds the blonde's hand as he gazes into her eyes, the shown affection doesn't come close to how he is seen with Lana.
A number of fans also noticed the not-so-subtle hints about who will make it to the final week.
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Where are the sparks gone? Sam has worried time and time again in the past that he and brunette actress Heather Maltman are just 'mates'
'Ughhh its Lana for sure. I wanted Heather to win...but his facials and body language has Lana for the win. I just feel like Sam is besotted with her but she's not as invested in him as much as the idea of a win (sic),' Jasmine Rose Miers-Hanley says.
While Elly Scott added: 'If body language indicated anything it's Lana who wins.'
But it was Sue Elcheikh who made the most astute observation about the bachelorette's uniform.
'Why are they all wearing the same pants???' she asked.
The Bachelor continues on Wednesday at 7.30pm on Network Ten.
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It's not the same: Although he holds Sarah Mackay's hand as he gazes into her eyes, the shown affection doesn't come close to how he is seen with Lana
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Haha yeah I'm not a fan either, it's probably because it's raining though and gum boots are guar eyes to stop your feet from getting wet.
I have a pair from kmart, the black shiny ones, they are great for gardening
Are they wearing capes under their jackets lol?
I'd say wtf but then I remembered we've already seen that once already this season haha
I didn't even pick up on the cape. For some reason I thought it was edited in, it doesn't look real. Surely it can't be
FatPants
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The Bachelor has a fire warden just for the thousands of candles they burn on set
Date
September 9, 2015 - 12:04PM
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'Why am I in a black tux beside a huge candelabrum? I am the Phantom of the Opera. Now SING, my angel of music.' Photo: Supplied
The Bachelor uses so many candles during filming, it keeps its own fire warden on set.
This maddeningly addictive reality show hit Peak Candle two years ago, burning through 10,000 of them per episode to illuminate every date, cocktail party and rose ceremony. Big ones, small ones, thin ones, fat ones — all in colourful, decorative holders.
The epic task of lighting each one generally took a team of people up to three-and-and-half hours.
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So romance. Very candles.
"In season one, we went a little over the top," admits Stephen Tate, head of entertainment and factual programming for Channel Ten.
"We've got a little bit more environmentally friendly now, and mixed it up with some electric candles, because they're actually a fire hazard."
Given The Bachelor shoots in a 120-year-old heritage-listed mansion in the posh Sydney suburb of Hunters Hill, Tate is mindful of such things. Imagine how awkward it would be if this historic edifice were reduced to a heap of smouldering rubble because a tipsy bachelorette knocked over a flaming set prop while feuding with another bachelorette about whether she is Truly Here For The Right Reasons and, thus, deserving of One-on-One Time With Sam.
I just really feel we don't have enough candles. Hashtag dirtystreetpie.
There was a close call in episode one this year, when Jasmin looked literally smokin' hot after singeing her frock on a candle. Fortunately, it was extinguished instantly (go fire warden!) and she made it alive to the rose ceremony.
Indeed, The Bachelor's fire warden is an all-round safety superhero.
As Tate explains, they always have a man or woman on set who is an expert in the program's unique risks.
They know about working at heights (for all those helicopter and hot air balloon dates); water safety (Bachie loves a boat ride); and electricity (Bachelor by-laws state that every contestant must film her reflections to camera beside a softly-glowing table lamp).
Does my passive aggression look nicer by candlelight?
All crew, he adds, have been trained "so that everybody's eyes are looking out for potential danger".
Danger such as the women having LANA THE INTRUDER BARGE IN AND CUT THEIR LUNCH AND IT'S SO OBVIOUS SHE HAS THIS THING IN THE BAG THAT EVERYONE ELSE SHOULD JUST PACK UP AND LEAVE?!
Erm, no. He means physical danger.
Send help. The candles are winning.
Cleverly, the producers have trimmed their candle usage by two-thirds over the years without viewers noticing. Tate says an average episode now features 3000 to 4000 candles; a mix of real and electric.
Still, it takes a good two-and-half hours for the crew to light/switch on all of them, as well as arrange the many bunches of flowers just so.
Stop looking at me like that, Sarah. Real farmers totally decorate their barns with cute little roof candles from Bed Bath N' Table.
After all, The Bachelor would not be The Bachelor without its Vaseline-lensed, Mills & Boon aesthetic.
"It's a central motif of the show," Tate says. "Candles, roses and romance."
The Bachelor airs 7.30pm Wednesday and Thursday on Channel Ten.
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Date
September 9, 2015 - 12:04PM
Michael Lallo
Entertainment reporter
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'Why am I in a black tux beside a huge candelabrum? I am the Phantom of the Opera. Now SING, my angel of music.' Photo: Supplied
The Bachelor uses so many candles during filming, it keeps its own fire warden on set.
This maddeningly addictive reality show hit Peak Candle two years ago, burning through 10,000 of them per episode to illuminate every date, cocktail party and rose ceremony. Big ones, small ones, thin ones, fat ones — all in colourful, decorative holders.
The epic task of lighting each one generally took a team of people up to three-and-and-half hours.
Advertisement
So romance. Very candles.
"In season one, we went a little over the top," admits Stephen Tate, head of entertainment and factual programming for Channel Ten.
"We've got a little bit more environmentally friendly now, and mixed it up with some electric candles, because they're actually a fire hazard."
Given The Bachelor shoots in a 120-year-old heritage-listed mansion in the posh Sydney suburb of Hunters Hill, Tate is mindful of such things. Imagine how awkward it would be if this historic edifice were reduced to a heap of smouldering rubble because a tipsy bachelorette knocked over a flaming set prop while feuding with another bachelorette about whether she is Truly Here For The Right Reasons and, thus, deserving of One-on-One Time With Sam.
I just really feel we don't have enough candles. Hashtag dirtystreetpie.
There was a close call in episode one this year, when Jasmin looked literally smokin' hot after singeing her frock on a candle. Fortunately, it was extinguished instantly (go fire warden!) and she made it alive to the rose ceremony.
Indeed, The Bachelor's fire warden is an all-round safety superhero.
As Tate explains, they always have a man or woman on set who is an expert in the program's unique risks.
They know about working at heights (for all those helicopter and hot air balloon dates); water safety (Bachie loves a boat ride); and electricity (Bachelor by-laws state that every contestant must film her reflections to camera beside a softly-glowing table lamp).
Does my passive aggression look nicer by candlelight?
All crew, he adds, have been trained "so that everybody's eyes are looking out for potential danger".
Danger such as the women having LANA THE INTRUDER BARGE IN AND CUT THEIR LUNCH AND IT'S SO OBVIOUS SHE HAS THIS THING IN THE BAG THAT EVERYONE ELSE SHOULD JUST PACK UP AND LEAVE?!
Erm, no. He means physical danger.
Send help. The candles are winning.
Cleverly, the producers have trimmed their candle usage by two-thirds over the years without viewers noticing. Tate says an average episode now features 3000 to 4000 candles; a mix of real and electric.
Still, it takes a good two-and-half hours for the crew to light/switch on all of them, as well as arrange the many bunches of flowers just so.
Stop looking at me like that, Sarah. Real farmers totally decorate their barns with cute little roof candles from Bed Bath N' Table.
After all, The Bachelor would not be The Bachelor without its Vaseline-lensed, Mills & Boon aesthetic.
"It's a central motif of the show," Tate says. "Candles, roses and romance."
The Bachelor airs 7.30pm Wednesday and Thursday on Channel Ten.
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I only noticed it then. You're right it does't look real...whatever it is. Wtf lol
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Sorry, you don't light up my life. *hands her 1/10,000 candles and blows it out*
FatPants
Dogs are the best people
Oh, imagine if he gave out candles instead of roses at the ceremony and did that to the person he was sending home?
Columbo
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Ha ha. Not for Emily. She was more intent on extinguishing ALL of them herself with a trail of huff and puff as she left.
FatPants
Dogs are the best people
Emily would have come out with a fire extinguisher and put out all the candles before she left.
That could be dangerous. Emily would have thrown the candle at Sam for sure.
Columbo
Never again
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Ooooooooo, this is looking pretty good tonight!!!!!