THE BAHAMAS SERVE AS THE NEXT ROMANTIC BACKDROP FOR BEN'S PURSUIT OF HIS SOULMATE, ON ABC'S "THE BACHELOR

Two Totally Different Bachelorettes Face Off in the Much Anticipated Two-on-One Date

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"Episode 2006" - The tension is palpable as Ben faces off with Olivia about her bad behavior. The other women are relieved, but will Ben give her a rose or send her home? After the rose ceremony, the remaining women are off to the tropical, romantic Bahamas. On the one-on-one date, the lucky bachelorette is reticent to open up with Ben, confusing him even more about their potential future together. Six women on a deserted island sounds like a dream date - until some unexpected guests show up. The last date of the week is the dreaded two-on-one date, which always leaves at least one shell-shocked woman on her way home. Surprises continue to change the course of Ben's and the women's search for love as they move toward another rose ceremony, but he still believes his future wife might be in the remaining group of women, on "The Bachelor," MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 (8:00-10:01 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network.

The remaining women pack their swimsuits and head to the Bahamas. One lucky lady, who receives a one-on-one date to go deep sea fishing, may be smiling on the outside, but she is fearful of sharing her real feelings with Ben. Will her hesitation cost her a rose?

Six excited bachelorettes travel to a deserted island to spend the day with Ben. If only the island's swimming pigs didn't suddenly show up to join in the fun! As Ben's connection with some women becomes stronger, one bachelorette becomes very jealous and starts to question whether her relationship with the handsome Bachelor is for real. At that night's after party one nervous lady attempts to get Ben's attention at the expense of one of the frontrunner's reputation. How will Ben receive that surprising news?

After the group date, one woman decides to sneak over to Ben's bachelor pad for some secret one-on-one time. But Ben has a surprise of his own that will leave this lady and everyone else totally stunned.

Finally, the dreaded two-on-one date card arrives and one overly confident woman is pitted against a sweet, na�ve bachelorette. The two head off with Ben to a rain-swept tropical island. Who will stay and who will leave the island with the Bachelor?

Even though Ben faces some difficult decisions, he cancels the cocktail party, leaving the women anxious and unsure of their connections with him. In the end, six women remain, who will accompany Ben to his hometown of Warsaw, IN.

The 10 remaining women are:

Amanda, 25, esthetician, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
Becca, 26, chiropractic assistant, San Diego, CA
Caila, 24, software sales representative, Hudson, OH
Emily, 23, twin, Las Vegas, NV
Jennifer, 25, small business owner, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Joelle "Jo Jo," 24, real estate developer, Dallas, TX
Lauren B., 25, flight attendant, Marina Del Rey, CA
Lauren H., 25, kindergarten teacher, Ann Arbor, MI
Leah, 25, event planner, Denver, CO
Olivia, 23, news anchor, Austin, TX

Hosted by Chris Harrison, "The Bachelor" is a production of Next Entertainment in association with Warner Horizon Television. Mike Fleiss, Elan Gale, Bennett Graebner, Peter Scalettar and Nicole Woods are the executive producers. "The Bachelor" is broadcast in 720 Progressive (720P), ABC's selected HDTV format, with 5.1 stereo surround sound.