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- Season 3 overviewJan 10-Feb 28, 20059 episodesSeason 3 episodes9. After the Final Rose Feb 28, 2005
- Jen appears with the man she chose and the man she rejected.
- 8. S3 E8 Feb 28, 2005
- Jen receives two proposals and takes both men home to meet her family and make her final choice.
- 7. The Men Tell All Feb 21, 2005
- Jen confronts the 23 men she rejected, and they offer predictions on who she will choose.
- 6. S3 E6 Feb 14, 2005
- Jen and her three remaining suitors go on Valentine's Day dates in Bermuda.
- 5. S3 E5 Feb 7, 2005
- Jen and the final four suitors head for the guys' hometowns so Jen can meet their families.
- 4. S3 E4 Jan 31, 2005
- The first man to reach the top of the Empire State Building wins an evening with Jen.
- 3. S3 E3 Jan 24, 2005
- The men play basketball, and a player from the winning team goes on a date with Jen.
- 2. S3 E2 Jan 17, 2005
- Neighbors call the police when the 15 men get loud and contentious in the bachelor pad.
- 1. S3 E1 Jan 10, 2005
- Jen Schefft gets a second chance at love.
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The third season of The Bachelorette, an ABC reality television series, premiered on January 10, 2005. This season featured 28-year-old Jennifer Schefft, a publicist from Mentor, Ohio. Schefft was previously the winner of season 3 of The Bachelor, where she got engaged to Andrew Firestone; however, they ended their engagement in December 2003.
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The 3rd season of The Bachelorette premiered on January 10, 2005. The season featured 30-year-old Jennifer Schefft, a publicist.
She was previously chosen by Andrew Firestone on the 3rd season of The Bachelor, but they later broke up.
On February 28, 2005, during the final rose ceremony, Jennifer Schefft became the first and only bachelorette in the history of the show to reject all of the bachelors.
At the After the Final Rose, she chose Jerry Ferris.
The season began with 25 contestants.
Jennifer rejected both of the remaining contestants, Jerry Ferris and John Paul Merritt. During the first live Final Rose ceremony, she chose Ferris, an art gallery director, over Meritt. Ferris proposed to Schefft but she rejected his proposal, stating that the chemistry was not there.
Schefft ultimately married Chicago public relations executive Joe Waterman in May 2009; they have two children, daughters Mae Elizabeth and Charlotte Grace.
The Bachelorette full episode guide offers a synopsis for every episode in case you missed a show. Browse the list of episode titles to find summary recap you need to get caught up. Visit The official The Bachelorette online at ABC.com. Get exclusive videos, blogs, photos, cast bios, free episodes and more.
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S3 Week 1. Mon, Jan 10, 2005 120 mins. Having dated "Bachelor" Andrew Firestone and "Apprentice" Bill Rancic, the now-single Jen Schefft is courted by 25 men she had a hand in selecting during a ...
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Season 3 – The Bachelorette 2005 Reality Romance List. Reviews A woman meets a number of men and tries to narrow them down to one who could steal her heart. Read More Read Less. Audience ...
