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'The Bachelor' Season 22 Episode 2 Spoilers

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Tonight is episode two of The Bachelor, and fans are itching to see what drama will go down as Arie Luyendyk Jr. embarks on his quest for love. Two women score one-on-one dates on tonight's episode. A 15-person group date will also have the ladies vying for Arie's attention.

Arie Will Have Two One-on-One Dates

Arie's first one-on-one tonight will be with Becca Kufrin. Last week, Becca got Arie down on one knee during their first introduction outside the limo. This evening, he'll whisk Becca off on a motorcycle to a Malibu mansion, where she's fitted into a gown by celebrity fashion designer Rachel Zoe.


This is the first opportunity for fans to see whether or not Becca and Arie have the chemistry it needs to go all the way. Last week's premiere didn't feature much of the 27-year-old publicist.

Krystal Will Meet His Parents

In a surprising twist, Arie will take Krystal home to meet his family on their one-on-one date. (Yes, he has two solo dates this episode).

If you're one of the many people who can't keep track of the contestants just yet, Krystal is a fitness coach and is the one with the deep voice that Arie said was soothing lat week. According to Broadway World, Krystal is hiding a "dark secret that might scare Arie away", but as of now, we have no idea what that secret is.

Arie's group date will involve taking 15 lucky ladies to... the racetrack. Race car driver Robby Gordon gives the women the down low. Sienne, Bibiana, Tia, Marikh, Annaliese, Caroline, Jenna, Rebekah, Carolina, Jennifer, Brittany, are among those on the date.

Things Will Heat up Between Bibiana and Krystal

Drama will also unfold between Bibiana and Krystal. A promo for tonight shows Bibiana turning down Krystal's request for some alone time with Arie. Fast forward a few minutes and we see the girls having a very serious, dramatic conversation. Bibiana tells Krystal, "You already had time with him earlier." Krystal tries to interrupt, but Bibiana cuts her off saying, "When you learn to speak to me like a normal human being and not with a fake tone and I can actually respect you and listen to what you have to say... but if you really think I'm gonna fall for this, you have to be kidding me." Things will definitely get heated when it comes to these two, and neither seems like they're really trying to shy away from the drama.

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