Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia’s Season of ‘The Bachelorette’ Was ‘Hell to Film,’ Nick Viall Claims

Can you believe that it’s already time for a new season of The Bachelorette?!

Two is better than one — isn’t it? Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia were both shocked and excited when they were named joint leads for season 19 of The Bachelorette.

Rick And Morty.Speaking on his podcast, Sanchez – who was fired from CNN’s Rick’s List in 2010 for making disparaging remarks about Jon Stewart and suggesting that Jewish people controlled the media – pointed out that Cartoon Network and CNN are owned by the same company.Sanchez also presented a home video from Rick And Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, filmed around 2006, in which Roiland and a friend perform a sketch in which they turn on a news programme that features a masked news anchor, also played by Roiland. “Hello, I’m Rick Sanchez,” he says, “and welcome to the seven o’clock news.”“In some ways, it’s kind of flattering that a famous cartoon character is now named after me or has my name,” Sanchez said on Rick Sanchez News.

Jesse Palmer is entering uncharted waters on the latest season of . ET caught up with the franchise host on the beaches of Mexico as he readied himself to host , and he told ET all about the upcoming two-lead season of , which is set to premiere later this month.«We don't really know how this is going to work itself out,» Jesse said of having both Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia serve in the leading role. «There's two Bachelorettes, there's a lot of guys, and they have to sort of navigate that. Rachel and Gabby have the power to make some of their own decisions.»«I think in certain moments [they will] really veer off course and do things their own way,» he added. «There’s no set formula.

Even Jesse Palmer didn’t know how season 19 of The Bachelorette would work when ABC named Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia joint leads.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSUN VALLEY, Idaho — The Elon Musk watch is on.The first full day of Allen & Co.’s exclusive conference and retreat for the wealthy and well-connected concluded Wednesday at the luxe Sun Valley resort. Even among the assembled 1%-ers, there was anticipation for the arrival of the maverick leader of Tesla and SpaceX, who is expected to make an appearance at the annual meeting of moguls and C-suite titans.Following Tuesday’s many arrivals and some solo morning time, during which Verizon chief Hans Vestberg went for a run around the resort in the 6 a.m.

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 is almost here and it's going to be unlike any other, with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia each vying to find their one true love.In a new preview clip shared by the long-running dating competition series on Instagram, Gabby and Rachel are seen sharing their hopes, doubts and dreams as they embark on the show's most unprecedented season yet.«I have no doubt, we are going to meet our fiancés,» Rachel says as a montage of the show's upcoming 19th season flashes across the screen. «We're figuring out things as we go,» Gabby adds.While the pair are hopeful in their history-making journey for love, the road to get there is one that's filled with drama, with the trailer already seeing the two frontrunners pitted against each other when one contestant rejects Rachel's rose and instead opts for a chance at love with Gabby.«I'm sorry, I'm here for Gabby,» the contestant says to a shocked Rachel.As Gabby, Rachel and their 32 suitors sail along the northern coast of Europe in search of a soulmate, the two are met with plenty of tears, confusion and heartbreak as they make the difficult decision to pick the one lucky man they hope to spend the rest of their lives with.A post shared by The Bachelorette (@bacheloretteabc)«Sending nothing but love to our Bachelorettes as they navigate this unprecedented season,» the show teased in the caption. «Be there with Gabby and Rachel every step of the way starting Monday on ABC!

EXCLUSIVE, SPOILERS ABOUND! If you haven’t watched the final two episodes that wrap Season Four of Stranger Things on Netflix, you won’t want to read further until you’ve done so. The battle between Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) claimed a few beloved characters, wrecked the town of Hawkins, Indiana, and nearly crashed Netflix servers when the final two installments — nearly four hours worth — premiered Thurdsday at midnight. In a wide ranging chat, Stranger Things creators Matt & Ross Duffer break down the seismic bombshell storytelling reveals that concluded the season. They also hint at where they’ll take viewers and their cast in the fifth and final season of the groundbreaking series, as they try to stick the landing on the finale of a show that in its way is as groundbreaking as Game of Thrones, True Detective and The Sopranos, all of which are as much touchstones to the possibilities of storytelling in the streaming age as are the ’80s horror film influences that crackle through the episodes.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSUN VALLEY, Idaho — Rupert Murdoch will attend Allen & Co.’s Sun Valley conference this week, Variety has confirmed.The annual event colloquially known as “summer camp for billionaires” kicks off as usual on July 5 at the Sun Valley Lodge in the titular Idaho resort town. Murdoch, 91, arrived on site during the July 4th holiday on Monday, according to a source familiar with the matter, two days after the Fox Corp.

. ET spoke to Becca Kufrin, Bryan Abasolo, Mike Johnson, Joe Amabile, Tia Booth, and Natasha Parker — each of whom are co-hosts for an official podcast on Bachelor Nation — and they had varying opinions about the decision to cast two leads on the next season of the show.Former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman recently told ET that she found the dual casting of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey to be «a little sexist,» while fellow franchise lead JoJo Fletcher said that she thinks it'll be «incredible» for the women to have a friend with them for their journey.Kufrin, who co-hosts with Michelle Young, said she «can definitely understand both points of view» and considers herself to be «in the middle» of the debate.«It would be so nice going through this season with a girlfriend who completely understands what you're going through in that moment,» she told ET. «It's something that no lead has been able to experience before, so I think it's going to give us a new, fresh perspective and definitely make for a very intriguing season overall.»Though she's looking forward to watching it play out, Kufrin said that she hopes the show «doesn't pit these women against one another.»«There's already enough drama on the show itself, with the contestants, that I would hate to see any drama between the women,» she said. «It's going to be tough because when there's two, there's always going to be this underlying level of competition, between the men vying for these women and vice versa.

. ET spoke to Becca Kufrin, Bryan Abasolo, Mike Johnson, Joe Amabile, Tia Booth, and Natasha Parker — each of whom are co-hosts for an official podcast on Bachelor Nation — and they had varying opinions about the decision to cast two leads on the next season of the show.Former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman recently told ET that she found the dual casting of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey to be «a little sexist,» while fellow franchise lead JoJo Fletcher said that she thinks it'll be «incredible» for the women to have a friend with them for their journey.Kufrin, who co-hosts with Michelle Young, said she «can definitely understand both points of view» and considers herself to be «in the middle» of the debate.«It would be so nice going through this season with a girlfriend who completely understands what you're going through in that moment,» she told ET. «It's something that no lead has been able to experience before, so I think it's going to give us a new, fresh perspective and definitely make for a very intriguing season overall.»Though she's looking forward to watching it play out, Kufrin said that she hopes the show «doesn't pit these women against one another.»«There's already enough drama on the show itself, with the contestants, that I would hate to see any drama between the women,» she said. «It's going to be tough because when there's two, there's always going to be this underlying level of competition, between the men vying for these women and vice versa.

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Andi Dorfman isn’t pleased by the news that the next season of “The Bachelorette” will have two leading ladies. ET’s Deidre Behar spoke with the 35-year-old former Bachelorette at the launch party for JoJo Fletcher‘s Cupshe swimsuit line, and Dorfman explained why she’s not on board with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia co-leading the next season of the show.

Andi Dorfman is not a fan of The Bachelorette‘s new format.

Mixed feelings! Andi Dorfman isn’t totally on board with The Bachelorette naming both Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia as season 19’s leads.