Ep. 258: ‘Bachelor Party’ With The Bachelor Nick Viall

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4.4 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2017

⏱️ 36 minutes

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The Ringer’s Juliet Litman sits down with the Bachelor, Nick Viall, to talk about being on the show four times (1:30), kissing in front of the other contestants (7:14), and his biggest surprise thus far(11:20). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Bachelors Party, I'm Julia Elletman and on the special Valentine's Day edition,
0:22.6	I'm thrilled to have Nick Byall in studio.
0:25.4	Last time he came back in August, it was right before he was announced as the Bachelor.
0:28.9	So there's a ton to catch up on.
0:30.9	But I couldn't go on without mentioning that I could not be happier that Rachel is the next
0:35.8	Bachelor at.
0:36.8	That girl totally, totally deserves it.
0:38.6	Nick and I sat down shortly before the news was confirmed and he wasn't allowed to discuss
0:42.2	it.
0:43.2	But save to say next week's episode will have a lot of Rachel talk.
0:47.2	She's going to be a great Bachelor at.
0:48.8	It's huge that they finally cast someone who's black in that role and I could not be
0:52.6	more excited to watch her look for love.
0:54.7	I know that a lawyer from Dallas is exactly what this show needs.
0:58.2	So I'm looking forward to it.
0:59.6	We'll talk about it next week.
1:00.9	And now let's get to the Bachelor himself, Mr. Nick Byall.
1:05.2	You're welcome Nick.
1:10.2	Hello, how are you?
1:12.0	Well thank you.
1:13.0	That was very stiff.
1:14.0	I don't think that's really what you meant to say.
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