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This anticipated series premiere kicks off as 19 former participants from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette move into the Bachelor mansion to meet their fellow competitors.

The drama continues in week two, as 17 remaining contestants face a stomach-churning challenge, an opportunity to bring out their inner artist and another dreaded elimination.

This week, lips will lock and there will be overnight dates in Sin City (Las Vegas). Plus, there's a high-speed chase for immunity and another dreaded elimination.

This week, an emotionally bruising competition sends three women packing. Plus, there is a fantasy date, a couple "takes flight" and another dreaded elimination.

Eleven contestants begin the competition this week, yet three women are sent packing early on. Spin the Bottle is played and, on an overnight date, a "tough guy" opens up.

Dancing with the Stars professionals help the contestants with a dancing challenge. Then all 19 housemates reunite as the winners of the competition are crowned.

The second season premieres with its most controversial cast to date, as 18 unforgettable characters from the Bachelor franchise compete for $250,000 ... and a second shot at love.

Kasey and Vienna continue to take aim at Jake. And things get sticky during the "Target on My Back" challenge, as participants hurl paint-soaked balls at each other.

Power shifts as Vienna and Kasey's control of the Pad begins to unravel. In this week's challenge, the contestants will take to the pool in a must-see synchronized swimming event.

Contestants rally to dethrone the power couple. Plus, this week is the "Kissing Challenge." Each guy will kiss the women - and vice versa - then vote for who has the "best lips."

The contestants must compete as couples for the rest of the season - beginning with this week's challenge, "The Nearly-wed Game," which tests how well the pairs know each other.

Season finale: Trista Sutter, Jason Mesnick and Ali Fedotowsky judge as the remaining couples perform a terrifying Cirque du Soleil routine in Las Vegas. Plus, the new Bachelor!

Some of the most memorable and crazy men and women from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette return in the Bachelor Pad to try and win the end prize of $100,00. All that stands in their way are the challenges and each other. Hosted by Chris Harrison.

In the third season premiere, five "super fans" join Bachelor veterans Michael Stagliano, Ed Swiderski, Lindzi Cox and Kalon McMahon to compete for $250,000 - and maybe love.

The second challenge is "Rhythmic Gymnastics." Plus, on a 3-on-1 date, unexpected sparks fly at a rock concert and, as the pressure mounts, a shocking pre-dawn decision is made.

The contestants compete in a spelling bee. If the couple everyone wants to see gone wins the challenge, the stronger alliance will have no choice but to cut out one of its own.

The third challenge puts the contestants up to their heads in "Hot Sludge Funday," an ice cream-themed obstacle course. Plus, contestants start coupling up romantically.

This week's challenge gets personal when contestants answer highly controversial questions about each other in pursuit of a rose. At the house, girls start fighting over the men.

Relationships get hot, but betrayal gets hotter. One-on-one dates include a jewel-splashed Pretty Woman-style tour of Los Angeles and a night roughing it at a remote campsite.

With $250,000 close at hand and a shocking victory in a karaoke challenge, a conflicted contestant must choose between strategy and loyalty ... and possibly betray a best friend.

In a shocking finale, the final two couples - Sarah and Chris and Rachel and Nick - face their former housemates, who vote to decide which couple advances to the finals.