The Bachelor

Without Jordan from Windsor, I would have watched a lot less of The Bachelor this season. I would have missed all the crazy that happened after she left. Thanks Jordan!

Jordan Branch, the Colorado University grad and former Windsor resident who is now living in Denver, is continuing her media tour after gaining national fame on The Bachelor.

Paul sat down with Jordan who was on ABC's The Bachelor to talk about the night she got drunk, the excitement of the show and what it is really like to be on it.

Jordan didn't get a rose on week two of The Bachelor. On week five, when they were relatively close to Colorado, she drove to find Chris in New Mexico, to try for another chance.

Rumors are circulating, and they are predicting that Jordan's run on The Bachelor still isn't over, and that we might see her on the show in future weeks.

Did ABC producers knowingly encourage, even facilitate, excessive drinking because they thought it would create memorable moments on The Bachelor?

Jordan took the time she spent while not on a date with Chris to have a drink. Then another. Then another. Pretty soon she was twerking upside down. Yes!

Jordan Branch, a 24-year-old woman who grew up in Northern Colorado, is on this season of ABC's The Bachelor. How did she do in the premiere episode?

There are often one or two ladies from Denver, or at least somewhere in Colorado, on the Bachelor. This time a girl from Windsor landed on the show!

Get ready for a lot of kissing, because the Bachelor is back. This time, following the train wreck that was Juan Pablo, they are going to attempt to go with a little less steam, a little more nice guy.

After stunning developments on the Bachelor helped choose the new Bachelorette, Bachelor Nation should wonder if leaving could be the new staying.

During the finale, Bachelor Juan Pablo boarded a helicopter with Clare and there were no cameras or microphones on them, and she claims that he said something very offensive to her, though she has yet to share what exactly that was.