Joshua Fox

The experiment always kind of has this thing, but we help them change for the better.

And now you can go into a new relationship in the real world, you know, equipped with all these things you've learned and it'll work and you'll be happy.

which is just a positive spin to be like, hey, you know, you might not have found love.

So we're not very good at our jobs.

And also the season may have been full of drama.

But look, we did some good.

But in this case, Chris hadn't changed in the slightest.

His entire time on the show was what?

Three weeks long, which call me naive, but that is not enough time in the slightest to change your entire personality, your entire views on women and the world, your morals and your perspective.

Yeah.

And you know how I can say for certain that I don't think Chris has changed?

Because of what they then cut from the episode after that little crying scene.

In an interview with TV Week on Thursday, Alyssa revealed that Chris was actually just as vocal against her as his wife Brooke was at the table and the other girls.

But obviously they couldn't show us that on TV because that would ruin the ending.

They just got of him crying, you know, as the new changed man.

And this is her direct quote, word for word.

That was one of the scariest days of my life.

being attacked by five women that didn't even know me and being yelled at by Chris, slut shamed across the table.

It was just disgusting.

My hands were sweaty and I was shaking.