Season 29, episode 2 of "The Bachelor" runs from 8-10 p.m. Monday, according to TV Guide. "The Bachelor" airs weekly on ABC. Fans can also stream new episodes of "The Bachelor" on Hulu's website or mobile app the next day.

It’s typical to see about a third of the contestants sent home on Night 1. Joey Graziadei eliminated 10 of his starting 32 in Season 28, and before him, Zach Shallcross sent 10 of 30 home. Grant Ellis started with fewer women and therefore didn’t have quite as many Night 1 goodbyes.

Grant Ellis sends more women home during 'The Bachelor' Season 29 Episode 2. Here are spoilers regarding the second rose ceremony.

Love is in (and back on) the air! Broadcasting as ever on ABC, The Bachelor Season 29 premiered on Monday, January 27 at 8pm ET/PT and will air new episodes weekly every Monday at the same time.

In tonight’s episode, 18 of the women remain. Still on a high from night one, Grant and the women continue their journey for love in L.A.

Grant and the ladies go on some dates in Los Angeles before another emotional rose ceremony on The Bachelor Season 29 Episode 2. Our recap!

“The Bachelor” airs at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3, 2025, on ABC. The storyline for Feb. 3 is, “Still on a high following night one, Grant and the women continue their journey for love in Los Angeles. With exciting dates that tap Grant’s love of sports, music and playful energy, jealousy amongst the women leads to a tense cocktail party.”

Here's how to watch episode 2 of Season 29 of 'The Bachelor' starring Grant Ellis for free online if you don't have cable.

This week on "The Bachelor," Zoe annoyed everyone with her "can I steal him" antics on the group date, while Alexe and Grant explored an eerily empty shopping mall.

Keep scrolling to see who went home during the latest episode of “The Bachelor.” The nightclub server had a memorable entrance during the season 29 premiere, arriving with a sign that read “Viva Las Vicky.