Peter Weber

If you're a Bachelor fan, then by now, you're surely aware of the latest controversy surrounding the show -- and if social media is any indication, you've already formed a very strong opinion on the matter.

On Monday's episode, Madison Prewett issued an ultimatum to Peter Weber:

We've reached that point in Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor where producers are just dragging this thing out as long as they possibly can, and they know you won't stop watching because you've already invested so much time.

A two-hour Fantasy Suite episode with no rose ceremony? A freakin "Women Tell All" special?!

It was Fantasy Suite week on The Bachelor this week, and as The Bachelor spoilers foretold, it did not disappoint.

For Peter Weber, an emotional episode that could've been the ultimate fantasy nearly turned into a nightmare.

We're down to the final three women on Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor, and even The Bachelor spoilers are inconclusive.

With only a handful of episodes to go, for the first time in a very long time, nobody knows who's gonna get that final rose.

Well, folks, we finally made it.

It's Fantasy Suite week on The Bachelor, but it seems not everyone is feeling the love as we head into the most intimate episode of the season.

Another seasson finale of The Bachelor is fast approaching, and for the first time in a very long time, the recipient of the final rose has not been revealed.

Usually, by this point, The Bachelor spoilers have made the rounds on social media, and everyone is well aware of how the final episodes unfold.

If you caught this week's episode of The Bachelor, you probably noticed that one of the hometown dates was not quite like the others.

Basically, three of them consisted of the usual, boring family meet-and-greets, while one of them was an absolutely bonkers sh-tshow loaded with wild accusations of rampant promiscuity, and a family left sitting around the living room, wondering when they'd get their chance to meet "Pilot Pete."

Thanks to The Bachelor spoilers, we know quite a lot about what to expect down the home stretch this season.

Nevertheless, there are more gaps in the narrative than usual, and what happens after Peter's season may surprise.

Well, the hometown dates have come and gone, which means we can finally get to the good stuff on The Bachelor.

Yes, the Fantasy Suite round on Peter Weber's season is upon us, and - Bachelor spoilers alert - it's gonna be wild.

We're getting down to the wire on The Bachelor, in many respects, there's not much to get excited about in this final stretch.

Peter's proven to be kind of unpopular, and save for wild card Victoria Fuller, his finalists are straight out of central casting.

On Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelor, Luke Parker outed himself as a sociopathic villain early on, yet he managed to hang on and make it into the final three.

This can be cited as evidence of the fact that Hannah has pretty terrible taste in men and thus, should not be given a second chance as Bachelorette, but that's a conversation for another time.

Well, it finally happened:

The 2020 equivalent of the Colton Underwood fence-jump moment that Bachelor producers have been teasing from the very beginning.

Anyone who says you can't go home again never read The Bachelor spoilers. Or watched the show for the past 15 years.

Indeed, on The Bachelor this week, Peter Weber went home again... and again... and again... and again.

You don't need The Bachelor spoilers to tell you that fan reaction to Peter Weber's season has been rather ... mixed.

It's had its share of entertaining moments, but many viewers consider Peter the worst Bachelor in the show's history.

Obligatory warning: The Bachelor spoilers ahead.

Well, Bachelor Nation, we've finally made it.

If you're following The Bachelor spoilers, you're aware of how this enigmatic season comes to a conclusion ... mostly.

You also know that Peter Weber's story - and that of his finalists - isn't over just because The Bachelor is done filming.

Thanks to The Bachelor Spoilers, we finally know Peter Weber's final choice. But as a whole, his season has been riddled with indecision.

In a new interview, Peter swears that he's not doing it on purpose. Blundering indecision just comes naturally to him.

Well, folks, we finally know how the top college basketball coaches in the country must feel every year around April.

Because it's been a very long road to the Final Four.