The Bachelorette

Rachel Lindsay is very disappointed in Hannah Brown.

And she's here to explain why.

Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the new season of The Bachelorette has stopped production and no one knows when the show will return.

Thanks to Hannah Brown, however, fans of this franchise are not lacking for content to discuss at the moment.

Oops, you guys, Hannah Brown's bad.

Hannah Brown's major, major, MAJOR bad, we should say.

As we've known for some time now, Clare Crawley will have her pick of men as The Bachelorette...

... whenever a new season of The Bachelorette actually airs on ABC.

Chris Harrison has emphasized again and again that The Bachelorette will return despite COVID-19  ... even if a few things are different.

But he's slamming other reality shows that have improvised, saying that The Bachelor franchise will never film trashy, DIY episodes.

We have great news for fans of small screen entertainment...

... and terrible news for haters of Clare Crawley.

As previously reported, Clare Crawley may never get a chance to star as The Bachelorette.

This is due to the Covid-19 outbreak and this series, along with all network shows, shutting down production for the foreseeable future.

A fan favorite has emerged already on the new season of The Bachelorette.

Despite there not actually being a new season of The Bachelorette just yet.

Due to a certain pandemic that has swept the nation, Clare Crawley may never actually be The Bachelorette.

Yes, the veteran ABC personality remains the choice of producers to take on this role.

Chad Johnson is sick of making viewers scream at their TV in hatred.

Now, the former despised Bachelorette suitor says, he wants to make viewers scream out in ecstasy instead.

Last week, we reported on the increasingly popular argument for canceling Clare Crawley's season of The Bachelorette.

While "cancel" seems to be the preferred term among Redditors, most of the people who have adopted this position are actually advocating for Clare's season to be postponed indefinitely.

Welp, this is a new one.

And sort of a troubling one, to be honest.

Like everything else on television - and everything else not on television, really - The Bachelorette has been greatly affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.

A new season of the beloved ABC series was scheduled to debut on May 18, but there's no chance of that happening at this point.

Along with some friends, Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron quarantined together, making the most of a bad situation.

Chris Harrison says that he's not shocked to see them hooking up ... because Hannah's been wanting that to happen for a long time.

Like just about everything that was scheduled to take place in March, filming for Clare Crawley's season of The Bachelorette has been delayed indefinitely.

But unlike just about every other aspect of the global health crisis, this posptonement could turn out to be a blessing in disguise.

Juan Pablo Galavis is almost universally regarded as the worst Bachelor in history. Now, his ex will be the Bachelorette.

But the infamous Bachelor villain is insisting that Clare Crawley will understand him better once she's in his shoes ... 

When fans learned that Clare Crawley would be the next Bachelorette, the news received a very mixed response.

The biggest issue, of course, was not that Clare hadn't been selected from the most recent Bachelor cast, as has been customary in recent years.

For obvious reasons that scarcely need to be illustrated or spelled out for readers, this is a very tough time in America right now.

And around the globe, of course.

When the world first learned that Clare Crawley had been chosen as the new Bachelorette, fans were quick to zero in on the subject of Crawley's age.

She's certainly not old by any real-world metric, but coming off a season of The Bachelor in which the youngest contestants were fresh out of college, a 38-year-old Bachelorette was, for many, a jarring proposition.