Heartbroken runner up of The Bachelor DeAnna Pappas will have her own chance at love as 25 bachelors arrive to vie for her affections. Ten will be released before the episode ends.

The survivors for week one arrive at DeAnna's villa where they learn that the three who received roses in week one, Jeremy, Jesse and Richard will all be staying there for the week. DeAnna takes Graham on the beach for sun, surf and conversation. DeAnna takes seven other contestants to Hollywood's Magic Castle, and the remaining seven to Dodger Stadium for a day of batting practice, signing the national anthem and tips from Tommy Lasorda on love. There is also a push-up contest, and the rose ceremony finds three more eliminated.

Eleven of the twelve remaining contestants are brought backstage to the Ellen DeGeneres Show where they are questioned by the host and show off their "Ellen" boxer shorts. DeAnna brings ten of the men to a dude ranch, when an argument erupts between Ron and Jeremy. DeAnna also has a pair of one on one dates, first with Jason who has yet to admit that he has a child, and the other with Richard, who she fears may only be a friend. The Rose ceremony see DeAnna trimming the lineup to nine.

DeAnna believes that the nine remaining guys are not taking the competition seriously, and challenges them to a singing contest. The chosen winner will receive a one on one date with DeAnna for a private performance with Natasha Bedingfield. Six other contestants will accompany DeAnna to the California Speedway, where each will get behind the wheel, and later, Robert and Fred will each receive a home cooked meal. The rose ceremony leaves six contestants remaining.

DeAnna and the remaining six contestants head to Palm Springs, where she takes Sean up the mountain top on a tram for a dinner, and Jeremy dines, dances and sings with her in a home once owned by Frank Sinatra. DeAnna's time with the other four men include an ATV ride through the desert. Lastly, it's on to the rose ceremony where four more receive the flower and two get the bad news that they will be going home.

DeAnna and her final four choices are meeting up with their families at their own homes. One of the dinners is surprisingly tense, while another family tells DeAnna not to break his heart, and a third guy's mother is shockingly frank and candid. Yet it's the fourth guy's family which makes her feel wanted and at home, but she is confused over which is more appealing... the bachelor or his family. The rose ceremony finds one more fellow sent home and the remaining three preparing for their dates.

DeAnna brings along her 3 remaining suitors to the Grand Bahama Island for days of fun, including kayaking, off-road driving, jet skiing, and riding horseback on the beach, along with romantic dinners and perhaps some nights with her men in her favorite suite. The rose ceremony sees her saying goodbye to one last contestant leaving the final 2 for a trip to meet her parents in Georgia.

DeAnna's fifteen suitors gather in a tell all about the Bachlorette who let them go. They also predict who will win between the two final men for DeAnna's heart. Also includes unseen clips and outtakes from the series, so far.

DeAnna has taken her final two suitors to Grand Bahama and to Georgia to meet her parents, and now must choose who has won her heart. While on the island they will enjoy a day on a seaplane and scuba diving with the sharks, but it's meeting her family which has the men most concerned. Following a family party, they offer their opinions on who she should choose, but DeAnna thinks the decision over wisely before revealing a winner.

In the fourth-season finale, DeAnna has a choice to make between the two finalists after taking her two suitors to Grand Bahama Island and home to Georgia to meet her family. Island activities include a seaplane ride and scuba diving near sharks, but the guys are probably more concerned about their encounters with DeAnna's dad. Following a party, family members aren't shy about offering their opinions on her choice, but DeAnna sorts through her emotions crisply and doesn't dither over it.