ith many complaining in general, it didn't matter that the new look and feel of Bachelor In Paradise had been previewed ahead of time by producers and host Jesse Palmer. Summing up Bachelor Nation's feelings, @bachinthesuites asked, "Where’s the beach? Where are the stairs? Where’s the s***ty theme song?" Along with a gif of The Office's Michael Scott furrowing his brow attached.
What Fans’ Anger Over New Format Means For Bachelor In Paradise
The Show May Need To Scale Back The Changes
Viewers struggled to keep up with the changes, which included a whole new editing style, a different way of getting to know the cast, and the inclusion of new Love Island style games for the contestants. With the addition of a cash prize at the end of the season, which comes with a choice of love or money, Bachelor In Paradise's changes feel extreme.
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Though many are ready to give up on Bachelor In Paradise, it's possible that the changes could eventually benefit the series. Viewers should give the long-running show a chance to prove itself before moving forward, but Bachelor In Paradise may ultimately have backed itself into a corner. Changing the identity of the series so drastically may have backfired on Paradise.
Our Take On Bachelor In Paradise's New Format
It's Going To Take Time To Get Used To
As Bachelor In Paradise moves into its new format, viewers will have the opportunity to get used to the show being a bit different than they remember. Bachelor Nation specifically is typically resistant to change at first, but things may improve for the show's perception as the season plays out. The backlash doesn't spell the end for Bachelor In Paradise just yet.
