The Bachelor

The nine remaining bachelorettes are falling hard for Jason, but learn they must "sing for their supper" to earn a coveted one-on-one date, composing and performing a song for the handsome single dad. The women warm up their voices as they compete for the only individual date this week. Most of the ladies spend the 30 minutes they are allotted working hard to write an appealing tune for their guy, but one woman is so overwhelmed by the task at hand, she breaks down in tears. The women sing in the styles of opera, country and even a lullaby for Jason's son, Ty, to try and convince the Bachelor that he should choose them. The winner rates an intimate dinner date at the Bachelor's pad, where she attempts to persuade Jason that she is ready for marriage and being a stepmother. To everyone's shock, she does not return from her date that night!Next, six ladies visit the set of the Emmy® Award--winning daytime drama "General Hospital" and join Jason and two of the show's stars, BRADFORD ANDERSON and KIRSTEN STORMS. With some coaching from the actors, the women act out their fondest dreams with Jason. Jillian receives an onstage proposal, and Lauren plays his wife. But when Megan is supposed to deliver a stage kiss, she plants a real one, much to the dismay of the other women. Emotions run high at the "after party," with Shannon in tears begging Jason to let her stay. At the end of the night, one woman earns a hard-fought rose.For a special two-on-one date, Jason picks up two of the women in a vintage Bentley and whisks them away for a romantic evening of dining and dancing under the stars, as they learn to waltz. By the end of the evening, however, Jason must offer a rose to one woman; the other must leave immediately, and she does, brokenhearted and in tears. Plus, in one last surprise, Jason makes a stunning last-minute decision at the rose ceremony.