Mel Owens appears to have trouble showing or even telling us how he feels, and that’s really not what you want in the lead for a show that’s supposed to be about falling in love. That fact has become especially obvious as the season has progressed, with fewer and fewer women left to take up screen time.

The 'Golden Bachelor' season 2 aired the first hour of its two-part finale on Wednesday. Was anyone sent home?

The Golden Bachelor' season 2 lead Mel Owens headed to the fantasy suites with his final two women: Peg Munson and Cindy Cullers

Mel Owens explored intimacy with one woman in the Fantasy Suites on the Nov. 5 episode of 'The Golden Bachelor,' but it is unclear if the other finalist decided to spend the night with him. With just one week until the finale,

Owens, a Detroit native, narrowed his choices down to two women ahead of the finale. A podcaster thinks he knows the choice.

The final hours in Antigua are so full of twists and turns that nobody saw coming — including Mel. He will be faced with an incredibly difficult decision, and he is going to do things his way. The Golden Bachelor airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

Jesse Palmer reveals The Golden Bachelor finale will be filled with surprises as Mel Owens decides between Peg Munson and Cindy Cullers.

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In January 2020, ABC put out a casting call for The Golden Bachelor. They were hoping to create a happily-ever-after story for men and women over the age of 60 — instead, it’s turned into a massive headache for the network.