The Bachelorette (season 5)

The Bachelorette (season 5)
The Bachelorette star Jillian Harris (right) at the premiere for The Proposal in June 2009 with host Chris Harrison
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	12 (including 2 specials)
Release
Original network	ABC
Original release	May 18 – July 27, 2009
Season chronology

The fifth season of the ABC reality television series The Bachelorette began on May 18, 2009 with a two-hour premiere. The show features Jillian Harris, an interior designer from Peace River, Alberta, Canada, courting 30 men,^[1] added from five in previous seasons. This was the first time in The Bachelor and The Bachelorette franchise with 30 suitors. Harris was rejected by Jason Mesnick in the thirteenth season of The Bachelor; she was the second runner-up.

Harris is the first ever non-American selected for The Bachelorette as she is from Canada. (Jesse Palmer, Matt Grant, and Lorenzo Borghese of The Bachelor alumni are the other non-Americans in the show's franchise), and chose Ed Swiderski in the finale. The couple were engaged but broke their engagement in July 2010.^[2]

Contestants

Name	Age	Hometown	Occupation	Outcome	Place
Ed Swiderski[3][4]	29	Monroe, Michigan	Technology Consultant	Winner	1
Kiptyn Locke[5]	31	Encinitas, California	Business Developer	Runner-up	2
Reid Rosenthal[6]	30	Upper Dublin, Pennsylvania	Realtor	Week 9	3
Wes Hayden[6][7]	32	Huntsville, Texas	Musician	Week 8	4
Jesse Kovacs[8]	27	Carmel Valley, California	Wine Maker	Week 7	5–6
Michael Stagliano[6]	25	Tacoma, Washington	Break Dance Instructor
Jake Pavelka[9]	31	Dallas, Texas	Commercial Pilot	Week 6	7–8
Tanner Pope[6]	30	Brownfield, Texas	Financial Analyst
Robby Descant[7]	25	Spring, Texas	Bartender		9
Mark Huebner[10]	26	Woodstock, Illinois	Pizza Entrepreneur	Week 5	10
David Good[11]	27	West Alexandria, Ohio	Trucking Contractor	Week 4	11–12
Juan Barbieri[12]	35	Buenos Aires, Argentina	General Contractor
Mike Steinberg	28	New York, New York	Baseball Camp Owner		13
Brad Seberhagen	27	Park Ridge, Illinois	Financial Advisor	Week 3	14–15
Tanner Fanello	28	Derby, Kansas	Sales Representative
Sasha Petrovic[7][13]	27	Houston, Texas	Oil & Gas Consultant		16
Brian Duke	32	Birmingham, Alabama	IT Consultant	Week 2	17–20
Julien Hug[6]	34	San Diego, California	Restaurateur
Mathue Johnson	25	Andover, Kansas	Personal Trainer
Simon Ambrose	26	Bradford, England	Soccer Coach
Adam Duvendeck	27	Santa Barbara, California	Olympic Cyclist	Week 1	21–30
Bryan Vaderman	28	Lawton, Oklahoma	High School Coach
Bryce Harlow	31	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	Furniture Dealer
Caleb Kuhl	27	Kansas City, Missouri	Photographer
Greg Bilbro	31	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Entrepreneur
John Hardesty	27	Boise, Idaho	Branding Consultant
John Presser[14]	29	Fort Wayne, Indiana	Marketing Specialist
Josh Yocam	25	Tustin, California	Lifeguard
Kyle Yauch	26	Austin, Texas	Graphic Designer
Stephen Reich	30	Lexington, Massachusetts	Lawyer

Future appearances

7th placer Jake Pavelka later chosen as the bachelor in the fourteenth season of The Bachelor, entitled On the Wings of Love. Pavelka later appeared in the tenth season of Dancing with the Stars, partnered with Chelsie Hightower and finished in 7th place. Runner-up Kiptyn Locke, along with other finalists Juan Barbieri, David Good, Wes Hayden and Jesse Kovacs were returned for the inaugural season of Bachelor Pad. They finished individually in 18th/19th, 12th/13th, 5th/6th, while Locke finished as runner-up with Bachelor Nation alumna Tenley Molzahn and Good finished as co-winner with Bachelor Nation alumna Natalie Getz. Pavelka returned again in the second season of Bachelor Pad with Michael Stagliano, Pavelka finished 13th and Stagliano won the competition with Bachelor Nation alumna Holly Durst. Stagliano would return again for the second time on the third season of Bachelor Pad with Ed Swiderski and Reid Rosenthal, where Stagliano finished 11th, Swiderski in 5th/6th, and Rosenthal in 15th/16th. Kovacs would again return in the inaugural season of Bachelor in Paradise and finished in 14th.

Call-out order

Jillian's Call-out order

#	Bachelors	Week
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1	Kiptyn	David	Wes	Ed	Kiptyn	Michael	Kiptyn	Reid	Ed	Kiptyn	Ed
2	Bryan	Jake	Jake	Robby	Jesse	Jesse	Reid	Kiptyn	Reid	Ed	Kiptyn
3	John P.	Jesse	Mike	Jake	Mark	Reid	Jesse	Ed[lower-alpha 1]	Kiptyn	Reid
4	Brian	Wes	Juan	Reid	Reid	Kiptyn	Wes	Wes	Wes
5	Jake	Mathue	Jesse	Mark	Robby	Robby	Michael	Jesse Michael
6	David	Michael	David	Jesse	Ed	Jake	Jake Tanner P.
7	Tanner F.	Robby	Ed	Tanner P.	Michael	Tanner P.
8	Michael	Ed	Sasha	Wes	Wes	Wes	Robby
9	Robby	Reid	Mark	Juan	Jake	Mark
10	John H.	Simon	Michael	Michael	Tanner P.	Ed
11	Sasha	Kiptyn	Tanner P.	Kiptyn	David Juan
12	Brad	Mike	Kiptyn	Mike
13	Mathue	Brian	Reid	David	Mike
14	Simon	Sasha	Robby	Brad Tanner F.
15	Jesse	Julien	Tanner F.
16	Julien	Tanner P.	Brad	Sasha
17	Wes	Mark	Brian Julien Mathue Simon
18	Kyle	Brad
19	Adam	Tanner F.
20	Stephen	Juan
21	Juan	Adam Bryan Bryce Caleb Greg John H. John P. Josh Kyle Stephen
22	Caleb
23	Josh
24	Greg
25	Mark
26	Ed
27	Bryce
28	Reid
29	Mike
30	Tanner P.

     The contestant was given a first impression rose

     The contestant was voted off by the other contestants but got a rose instead

     The contestant was received a rose during the date

     The contestant was eliminated

     The contestant was eliminated during the date

     The contestant originally received a rose during the date, but quit the competition

     The contestant won the competition

1. In episode 7, Ed was re-entered into the competition.

Death of Julien Hug

On November 3, 2010 Harris mourned the death of Julien Hug on her Twitter page. The 35-year-old Hug was discovered dead on a remote stretch of land off a Californian highway on Wednesday. Harris paid tribute to Hug, saying, "Please say a prayer for the loss of a friend this morning. Life is fragile, don't forget to love the ones you love", before adding, "It's very difficult to find the words to express my condolences. But I will always remember Julien's gentle demeanor and kind heart, which will be sadly missed."^[15]

References

1. ABC.com. "Bachelorette - Bachelors". Retrieved 10 June 2012.
2. Eng, Joyce (7 July 2010). "Bachelorette's Jillian Harris and Ed Swiderski Split". TV Guide.
3. Wiser, Paige. "Ed Leaves the Show". Chicago SunTimes. Retrieved June 10, 2009.
4. "Ed Swiderski Wins". ABC News. Retrieved July 10, 2009.
5. Sperling, Daniel (January 7, 2012). "'The Bachelorette' star Kiptyn Locke has emergency spinal surgery". Digital Spy.
6. Carbone, Steve (November 4, 2010). "Bachelorette Contestant Found Dead". Reality Steve. Retrieved August 24, 2013.
7. "Houston's Reality Stars". Seattle Pi. March 27, 2014.
8. Taylor, Dennis (July 26, 2009). "Carmel High graduate, winemaker Jesse Kovacs competes on 'Bachelorette'". Retrieved August 24, 2013.
9. "Jake Pavelka Biography". TV Guide Online. Retrieved 2009-03-30.
10. Roberts, Michael (May 14, 2009). "Meet Denver's Mark Huebner, Bachelorette hopeful". Denver Westword Blogs.
11. "'Bachelorette' bachelor David Good: You don't talk about girlfriends".
12. "Axed 'Bachelorette' bachelor Juan Barbieri not buying girlfriends talk". Reality TV World.com. June 15, 2009.
13. "Sasha Petrovic: My 'Bachelorette' fate seemed already to be decided".
14. Ross, Robyn (April 13, 2010). "Former Bachelor Contestants Announce Engagement". TVGuide.
15. Lee, Ken (2010-11-04). "No Foul Play Suspected in Death of Bachelorette's Julien Hug". People. Retrieved 2011-02-15.

External links

• The Bachelorette at ABC