by Gina Scarpa

Things on The Women Tell All special kick off with a little update on where some of the more memorable Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants of seasons past are at now. I'll tell you where. Hanging out in bars and hooking up with one another. Anybody you're hoping to see on Bachelor Pad? I'll toss some votes to Ryan or Ed, but I'm really hoping that Ali and Frank get locked up in the house together so they can figure out exactly what is still between them. Roberto was never right for her anyway.

But back to the real reason we all tuned in - to make sure Kacie B is no longer lying on floors in hotels and to watch a group of women confront Courtney after a season long of infuriating and disrespectful behavior. Before they can sink their claws into Courtney though, they use Blakely as a little warmup. It's a good thing Blakeley didn't come into the house to make friends, because she didn't have any... well, with the exception of Monica, but I still have a feeling she was hitting on her the whole time.

Shawntel heads to the hot seat and expresses her disappointment that the girls called her names and made fun of her appearance. Yet, somehow we're still focused on Elyse yelling, "Who IS she?!" Is it not okay that Elyse didn't know who she was? HOW DARE YOU not know who the third runner up of season 15 of The Bachelor is?

Emily heads to the hot seat next, followed by Nicki. I'm glad someone pointed out how not cool it was that Ben skinny dipped with Courtney while there were still so many people left. Emily's relationship with Ben may be a large part of the reason I can't stand him - "Tread lightly and you may not know me as well as you think." Clearly not. Nicki stands by Ben, refuses to say a bad word against him, and says she won't ask him what she did wrong because she knows she was only herself.

Kacie B joins Chris on stage and says that she feels she's said everything there is to say. Even if she had something else to say, I doubt Ben would listen. Which brings us to Courtney. When she makes her entrance, the women neither clap for her nor greet her with any kind of warmth. One after the other, they fire off questions at her: Did you learn anything from this? Why did you say what you said? Why didn't you accept my apology? And on and on until Courtney starts crying. She swears that she's sorry and that the aftermath of her actions on the show are way more severe than she ever expected. I know. It's tough being on the covers of magazines when you're a model. That's not what you were going for at all. I stand in agreement with the women - she's trying to repair her image. If you don't believe me, check out the five things you didn't see on television. (Thank you LA Times!)

By the time Ben hits the stage, he looks exhausted and like he'd rather be anywhere else. Still, the women really don't have any tough questions for him. I think they've all accepted that he's not for them because of his strong interest in Courtney. It's one of those, "If you want HER, then I'M definitely not for you!" Except for Jamie, who still offers to date him if things don't work out for him and whoever he chooses. Jamie, please. Have a little self-respect.

By the way, did Courtney somehow give away next week's finale when she said, "I cared for Ben... and still do." Cared? Past tense? What does it all mean?

Don't miss THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL FINALE in Bachelor history, Monday night at 8/7c on ABC.

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