'Bachelor' Bob Goes One-on-One

By Stephen M. Silverman And Lucy Maher

Thursday October 23, 2003 12:13 PM EDT

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Another Wednesday, another chapter in the saga of ABC's "The Bachelor," as Bachelor Bob's friends, including Jamie from "The Bachelorette," move into the Ladies' Villa and select the three women who will have one-on-one dates with Bob.

During her one-on-one, Estella breaks down and complains that it's really difficult to put her heart on the line for one guy when he is putting his on the line for six women. While she admits to being scared of getting hurt, Bob says she's overreacting. Still, she needed time to herself in the bathroom of the Las Vegas suite where they were dining.

For Bob's one-on-one with Mary, they talk about being able to move with their spouse -- and she tells the camera she is falling in love with him.

Back at the house, when a gift basket arrives inviting Leeann, Meredith and Brooke on a group date (leaving those remaining to deduce that Kelly Jo is getting the last one-on-one), Mary suffers a meltdown because she realizes that her one-on-one has ended and it's another woman's turn -- and she doesn't want another woman to fall in love as she has.

Meanwhile, Bob's feeling the pressure because he likes all the women and it's so hard to choose between them.

In other developments: Bob and Kelly Jo cooked lobster at his house for their one-on-one date and she shared photos of her late father with him; at the rose ceremony, Mary pulls Bob aside and tells him she wants a rose, but, more important, she wants him.

When Mary does gets handed a rose and Bob asks if she will accept it, Mary says her answer is "yes" and "it will always be 'yes.' "

Chosen to move on: Meredith, Estella, Mary and Kelly Jo.