In the season premiere, we meet the Bachelorette, Trista, and learn about her past, who she is, and what makes her so special. Trista then hosts a cocktail party and is introduced to the 25 men hoping to become her husband for the first time. By the end of the evening, she faces the daunting task of selecting 15 whom she would like to know better, and presents each one with a single red rose. But at this point and at every point thereafter, the men can either accept or decline the Bachelorette's invitation to continue on the journey. After much deliberation, Trista offered a rose to Russell, Greg T., Ryan, Brian C., Brook, Michael, Brian S., Jack, Charlie, Josh, Brian H., Jamie, Rob, Jeff, and Bob. The men who accepted the rose will now move into a bachelor pad for much of their courtship with the Bachelorette.

Two of Trista's friends---including a fellow cohort from the first season of “The Bachelor”---arrive to grill the guys on their intentions. In addition, the one-on-one dates begin. Chris Harrison hosts.

Parting is such sweet sorrow for one of the four guys who gets the boot, as Trista trims down her stable to three potential partners. Chris Harrison hosts.

With one week left---and her decision looming---Trista takes her three lads-in-waiting on exotic overnight dates before naming her top two. Chris Harrison hosts.

The 23 ousted fellows reconvene to discuss the politics of group dating, the Rose Ceremonies rejections and their ill-fated plays for Trista. Chris Harrison hosts.

In the season finale, Trista makes her final choice after the remaining two suitors each have dinner with her family in her home town of St. Louis. Host: Chris Harrison.

Trista and Ryan meet their wedding planner and make important decisions about their wedding.

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Twenty-five fellows get some time with Ex-"Bachelor" contestant Meredith Phillips during a dinner party that ends with 10 of them heading home. Chris Harrison hosts.

The gent who received the white rose during the first ceremony gets his one-on-one date with Meredith at a Hollywood mansion. Meanwhile, the remaining suitors head out on group dates that end with five more fellows getting the boot. Chris Harrison hosts.

The dates continue with the 10 men remaining, including a one-on-one in Chinatown and a group outing to see the Mighty Ducks play. After that, though, four more head for the door. Chris Harrison hosts.

Meredith's friends---incuding fellow “Bachelor” exile Kelly Jo---stop by to meet and quiz the six guys she's picked so far. Chris Harrison hosts.

Meredith heads to the home towns of her four remaining suitors to meet their friends and family before returning to L.A. to send one more man packing. Chris Harrison hosts.

Time's running out for Meredith, who takes her final three suitors on lavish overnight dates before picking her top two choices. Chris Harrison hosts.

The 23 ousted men reconvene to discuss Meredith, group dates and getting in each other's faces. After that, Miss Phillips pops in to face the fellows and studio-audience questions. Chris Harrison hosts.

Meredith hands out her final rose in the season's two-hour finale, but not before taking her last two suitors home to meet the folks. Chris Harrison hosts.

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Meredith faces the 23 rejected men for the first time since they left the show, as the men who did not receive roses from Meredith reunite to dish and give their predictions on which of the two remaining men she's likely to choose.

This first-ever LIVE one-hour special features the first public appearance by the happy couple, who will take calls from viewers. The call-in number will be given at the top of the broadcast, and will also be found on abc.com, keyword: Bachelorette. In addition, the next Bachelor, NY Giants quarterback Jesse Palmer, will be introduced.

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""Episode 302"" - The 15 men in Jen's life are ready to rumble - prompting the neighbors to call the police when the guys get loud and contentious in the bachelor pad. Not only is the pressure already getting to Jen's suitors, but Jen must calm herself as she prepares to go on her first one-on-one date with Keith, who received the ""first impression"" rose from Jen's best friends, Michelle and Abby. Then, Jen and seven of the men get the VIP treatment at a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. On the other group date, Jen and some of the guys get a view of Manhattan high above the streets aboard a double-decker bus, and then enjoy an evening at sea on a harbor cruise. The competition heats up, as Jen must eliminate nearly half the men, going from 15 to eight, on ""The Bachelorette,"" MONDAY, JANUARY 17 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. The men begin to show their true colors as Jen tours the city with the first group of them, all vying for some one-on-one time.

The men square off in a very physical game of street basketball, and are not afraid to slam one another to the ground if it means they will get some one-on-one time with Jen. As one team prevails, one special guy wins a romantic date with Jen to Harlem's Cotton Club, where the couple is serenaded with a special private performance by Lava Records' R&B/pop vocalist and actress Vanessa Williams.

THE RACE IS ON TO THE TOP OF THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING TO WIN A ROMANTIC EVENING WITH JEN, ON ABC'S ""THE BACHELORETTE"" Fabrice Makes a Startling Announcement that Shocks Jen, And a Man Walks Out of the Rose Ceremony ""Episode 304"" - A surprise visit from Chris Harrison on a group date in Little Italy sends the men on a foot race to the top of the Empire State Building. Stripped of all their money, the men will have to get creative in order to be the first to the top. That one guy will get to spend the rest of the evening alone with Jen. In another competition, the men write anonymous letters to Jen describing why they feel they would be a good husband. Jen will have to choose the two best letters, and those men win individual dates with her. One lucky guy will get to spend an intimate evening at Frederick P. Rose Hall, the new home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, which includes a special performance by Concord Records' artist Peter Cincotti. Then, Jen and another lucky guy will strap on th

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