Episode #10 With David Flumenbaum

Love to See It with Emma and Claire

Claire Fallon, Emma Gray

Tv & Film

4.3 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2015

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Who's to blame for all of the fighting? Hosts Emma Gray and Claire Fallon discuss what issues Nick and Shawn need to overcome and who's beginning their bid for The Bachelor. David Flumenbaum, The Managaing Editor of HuffPost Live, joins Gray and Fallon on this episode.

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0:00.0	Do we think he was bad and bad?
0:03.6	He might...
0:04.2	He might have been mediocre and bad.
0:05.6	That's what it was.
0:07.7	Hello and welcome to Here to Make Friends,
0:10.6	a HuffPost podcast about the Bachelorette franchise,
0:13.9	where we lovingly snark on the Bachelorette, season 11.
0:18.4	Whether you love the Bachelorette or love to hate it,
0:21.4	we'll decode what this reality show reveals about the world of dating.
0:26.5	I'm Emma Gray, senior women's editor.
0:29.1	And I'm Claire Fallon, culture writer.
0:31.9	Thanks for tuning into our 10th episode recap,
0:35.0	the one where they speed everything up so we can finally get to the end.
0:38.6	I can't be sure, but I think they actually left Ireland at some point.
0:42.0	Like, I didn't even know how to react.
0:43.6	I know, I really thought we would be there forever.
0:46.3	Today, we're going to talk about one rose ceremony, two overnight dates,
0:50.0	two hometowns, and 11-D billion sweaters.
0:53.5	So many sweaters.
0:55.2	We'll also talk to David Fluman,
0:56.7	the managing editor of HuffPost Live,
0:58.9	about what the deal is with all these weird manfights and so much more.
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