The Bachelor (Israeli TV series) explained

Country:Israel
Num Seasons:2
Num Episodes:31

The Bachelor, also called HaRavak, is a reality show broadcast on Israeli Channel 10 from December 2009. The program is based on the American format of The Bachelor first aired in 2002 on ABC.

Format

Each season, there is one single man (the "Bachelor") and a group of single women who are collectively competing for his heart (the "contestants"). The season takes place over a series of episodes where the Bachelor embarks on various dates and romantic getaways with the contestants as he determines his compatibility with each of them. Along the way, the Bachelor will eliminate contestants until he narrows down the playing field to two eligible candidates. At this point, the Bachelor will decide the winner, and they continue together in a relationship.

In the first season of the show, the bachelor was Guy Geyor, who previously participated in the second season of Survivor (Israeli TV series). At the end of the season, he chose contestant Daphne de Groot. The second season of the show began airing on June 12, 2013, with the singer Dudu Aharon as the Bachelor looking for his fiancée. The final program was broadcast on 29 August 2013 with Aharon selecting challenger Danino. Shortly after the final broadcast the two announced that they had separated.

First season

First season bachelor faced "Survivor" Guy Geyor. This season choose the bachelor contestants Daphne de Groot.

Contestants

Hdhtn order:

Second season

The second season is unmarried singer Dudu Aharon. This season, unlike last season, had a light and humorous atmosphere more and carried the slogan "must marry his cousin." This season choose the bachelor contestants planted Danino couple Separate shortly after the show airs.

Contestants

References

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: HaRavak (TV Series 2010–2013) - IMDb.