The Bachelor

On a group date, six bachelorettes get an all-access pass to the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus, where they receive VIP treatment and take center ring with Womack as he announces the ringmaster for the evening. This fantasy date ends when Womack presents one bachelorette with a rose in front of thousands of circus-goers, while the other women look on in envy. Meanwhile, back at the house, the remaining women trash the ladies who are on the circus date, calling one "McNasty" and another "McSkanky." Later, Womack adorns one lucky bachelorette with a treasure trove of Chopard jewels -- half a million dollars' worth -- and flies her on a private jet to San Francisco for an evening of romance and elegance, with a rose on the line. The jealous women back at the mansion place bets on whether the recipient will stay or go home. On another group date, five bikini-clad beauties set sail with the Bachelor on a vintage three-masted sailing ship, in hopes of winning his affection. During a sexy day of jetskiing and sailing, Womack spends individual time with some of the women. Bettina finally reveals the secret about her past divorce, and Kristy comes full circle from being reserved to showing Womack her fun side. But will that be enough to save her from elimination? Womack's confusion about the women mounts, and in one of the most shocking "Bachelor" twists ever, he calls upon his identical twin brother, Chad, to pose as him, hoping to put the ladies to the ultimate test and reveal which of them really know Womack, and which do not. Some of the women who were clearly fooled worry that they might be left out in the cold at the rose ceremony. Finally, Womack sends three ladies home in heartbreak, as he narrows the field from 12 bachelorettes to nine.