THE DRAMA IS RACHETED UP AS CLINT AND JJ FACE OFF AGAINST THE REMAINING MEN AND EACH OTHER, AND AN UNSUSPECTING KAITLYN GETS A SHOCKING SURPRISE SUITOR IN NEW YORK, ON "THE BACHELORETTE," JUNE 8

Nick Viall Returns in a Bid to Romance the Bachelorette

Five Bachelors take to the Broadway Stage at Disney's "Aladdin" to Sing, Dance and Act Their Way into Kaitlyn's Heart

Hip-Hop Legend Doug E. Fresh Prepares the Men for a Rap Battle, and One Debonair Man Steps Out on a Dream Date with Kaitlyn to the Metropolitan Museum of Art

"Episode 1104" - Clint may think he sweet talked Kaitlyn into giving him a rose, but after the men complain to her about his devious behavior, the Bachelorette decides to confront him. This sets off a combustible chain reaction, shocking Clint and the other bachelors - but it's JJ's response that makes the mansion explode. The remaining men will begin their world tour to find love - in New York City. A rap battle group date with hip-hop legend Doug E. Fresh, a bachelor Broadway competition, featuring Disney's "Aladdin," the Tony-winning hit Broadway musical, and a spectacular date at the Metropolitan Museum of Art gives Kaitlyn a new spring in her step. However, when Nick Viall, from Andi Dorfman's season of "The Bachelorette," suddenly turns up hoping to convince Kaitlyn to include him in her search for love, her world is turned upside down, on "The Bachelorette," MONDAY, JUNE 8 (8:00-10:01 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

After a bombshell beginning to her night, Kaitlyn is happy with the men she now will take with her to New York City. Eight fortunate men will join the Bachelorette at Stage Forty 8 where they meet rap legend Doug E. Fresh. The hip-hop icon tell the guys that they will be writing and performing their own raps in a rap battle contest to win Kaitlyn's heart in front of a packed audience. With Doug E. Fresh's help, they try their best to simultaneously insult one another and impress the Bachelorette. One man, who is in the doghouse, takes things a bit too far, resulting in the crowd booing him.

Then in a total surprise, Kaitlyn runs into Nick Viall, with whom she had a prior social media relationship. She is stunned when he proposes that they build on that initial connection. Kaitlyn is unsure of her next move. When she joins the other men at the cocktail party on a cruise boat, they are excited and eager to talk to her. However, she immediately informs them about the possibility of another admirer joining the group. Naturally, the men are not thrilled - especially when they discover who it is.

Meanwhile, one lucky man is getting transformed into a dashing man about town - complete with a new tux - for a surprise one-on-one date. Katlyn gets her own makeover, as Ashley Salter from Chris Soules' "Bachelor" season, not only gives her an elegant hair style, but cautions her about Nick and whether he has serious intentions.

When Kaitlyn's dapper date arrives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, he finds Kaitlyn at the top of the stairs, exquisite in a shimmering black gown and draped in diamonds. The couple has the museum all to themselves and takes a romantic stroll through the exhibits, ending with The Temple of Dendur, where they have an intimate dinner and get to know one another. Then to top off the evening, a private helicopter swoops in and whisks them away for a breathtaking tour of New York City.

Kaitlyn decides that she wants to allow the controversial bachelor to join the group, and informs the other men of her decision. Then it's off to the New Amsterdam Theatre, where Kaitlyn reveals that the five men with her will be auditioning for a role in Disney's "Aladdin," the Tony-winning hit Broadway musical. The bachelor who is cast will be performing with Kaitlyn in that night's sold out show. The men are put through what would be a typically grueling audition process, trying to impress "Aladdin's" associate director and stars Adam Jacobs and Courtney Reed to land the role and the woman. The four other men, who are not cast, will be sent back to the hotel, devastated.

That night, Kaitlyn and the fortunate bachelor anxiously wait for their cue off stage. After the couple makes their Broadway debut, they make their way into the hustle and bustle of Times Square where Kaitlyn has one more surprise for her man of the hour. The two shoot to the top of 1 Times Square to see the New Year's Eve Ball. No countdown is necessary for the couple as they spark their own electricity to light up the night.

Back at the hotel, the rest of the guys are dreading Nick's arrival. What will be the fallout from this bombshell confrontation?

The 16 remaining men are:
Ben H., 26, a software salesman from Denver, CO
Ben Z., 26, an entrepreneur from San Jose, CA
Chris "Cupcake," 28, a dentist from Nashville, TN
Clint, 27, an architectural engineer from Chicago, IL
Corey, 30, an investment banker from New York, NY
Ian, 28, an executive recruiter from Los Angeles, CA
Jared, 26, a restaurant manager from Warwick, RI
JJ, 32, a former investment banker from Denver, CO
Joe, 28, an insurance agent from Columbia, KY
Jonathan, 33, an automotive spokesman, Detroit, MI
Joshua, 31, an industrial welder from Kuna, ID
Justin, 28, a fitness trainer from Naperville, IL
Nick, 34, a software sales executive from Chicago, IL
Ryan B., 32, a realtor from Wellington, FL
Shawn B., 28, a personal trainer from Windsor Locks, CT
Tanner, 28, an auto finance manager from Kansas City, MO

Hosted by Chris Harrison, "The Bachelorette" is a production of Next Entertainment in association with Warner Horizon Television. Mike Fleiss, Martin Hilton and Alycia Rossiter are the executive producers. "The Bachelor" is broadcast in 720 Progressive (720P), ABC's selected HDTV format, with 5.1 stereo surround sound. This program carries a TV-14,L parental guideline.

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