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    Small Batch of Bach!

    enMarch 25, 2021
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    About this Episode

    The “Cinephile Cuties” are ready to accept that rose! That’s because they’re spending a few minutes talking about the finale of ‘The Bachelor.’ For this special capsule episode, Patrick and Casey turn their backs on arthouse cinema to talk about another American art form; reality television. Patrick and Casey dissect the recent controversies surrounding ‘The Bachelor’ franchise and how Chris Harrison disdains practical advice. Let us know if you enjoy this episode!

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