'The Bachelorette' Season 11 Episode 3 Recap: Amy Schumer Saves Kaitlyn Bristowe From Unfunny Men

Amy Schumer Joined 'The Bachelorette' To Save Kaitlyn Bristowe From Unfunny Men
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It’s 2015. By now, reality TV is a young adult, but it hasn’t grown out of "The Bachelor" franchise. Despite its bizarre dating rituals, low success rate, and questionable racial and gender politics, the stable of shows is, if anything, more popular than ever. Do people love "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," or do they love to hate it? It’s unclear. But here at Here To Make Friends, we both love and love to hate them -- and we love to snarkily dissect each episode in vivid detail.

In this week's Here To Make Friends podcast, hosts Claire Fallon, Culture Writer, and Emma Gray, Senior Women’s Editor, recap the third episode of "The Bachelorette," Season 11. We'll discuss our undying love for Amy Schumer and her "Bachelorette" cameo, the guy who completely lost his shit last night and why "Cupcake" Chris is the cutest.

Plus "Bachelorette"-tweeter extraordinaire Jackie Oshry joins to give her insights!

You can check out our future episodes of Here To Make Friends and other HuffPost Podcasts on The Huffington Post's Sound Cloud page. Thanks to our producer, Katelyn Bogucki, our editor Jorge Corona, and our guest Jackie Oshry.

Also, check out the HuffPost Here To Make Friends podcast on iTunes and make sure to rate and review the show, too.

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