Get those corkscrews ready ladies, 'The Bachelorette' starts next Monday and the time has come once again to watch, judge, and drink up. If you are an avid watcher of 'The Bachelor', then you are particularly excited for this season of 'The Bachelorette'. Can JoJo really recover from such a harsh and recent rejection from the hunky Ben Higgins? Will she be a better Bachelorette than Kaitlyn and save it for the fantasy suite? Will these men be worth watching for two hours every Monday for the next 10 weeks? Ugh, so many questions! Well, there are still a few days before this season of 'The Bachelorette' begins so here are a few ways to prep for the big night.
1. Pick a place for you and your girlfriends to gather.
Watching 'The Bachelorette' is not nearly as entertaining without the commentary of your group of friends. It's essential to make sure that you have the location set for the season premiere. There's gotta be a large comfortable sofa to snuggle on, one big HD TV to see every sweat droplet on the contestants' faces, and no judging relatives who just don't understand.
2. Make sure you're stocked up on your favorite beverage.
The more wine you have the better input you can provide on JoJo's love life, right?
3. Get those drinking games ready.
Any reference to Ben? Drink up. Chris Harrison says "most dramatic" or "shocking"? Drink up. Someone says the word connection? Drink up.
4. Prepare your bachelorette brackets.
Now that the contestant list has been released, you have everything you need to create your bracket for this season. Will it be Alex the Marine or Wells the Radio DJ? Will Erectile Dysfunction Expert Evan even make it past the first rose ceremony? You know there is going to be some cheesy jokes made with that occupation.
5. Follow @PrincessProbz on Twitter.
Seriously, if you don't already follow this hilarious account on Twitter, you need to. She live tweets every episode of 'The Bachelorette' and tweets everything you're thinking unfiltered. This account is the comedic relief in the midst of the most "shocking" rose ceremony in Bachelorette history.
6. Stay off of the spoiler websites.
It's no fun watching the show if you already know who wins. Even less fun if you spoil it for everyone else. No matter how tempting it may be, stay away from those gossip websites that claim to know who wins the final rose. Just sit back and enjoy the drama from the safety of your own couch.
7. Have your favorite snacks ready.
You didn't think I would forget to put the best part of binge watching TV on here, did you? While the people on the Bachelor(ette) may never eat (seriously is the food on the one-on-one dates even real?) a Bachelor party is never complete without treats. Mondays are hard and 'The Bachelorette' does make them sweeter, but so do a few cookies and Party Mix.
