Three years after appearing on The Bachelor, Brad Womack was re-cast to redeem himself, and if you haven’t heard, he is a changed man . And he is as annoyed as the rest of us by the emphasis on change (“it was beating a dead horse by the end of episode one”), and actually told producers that he might reject both women this time, too (“I’m going to walk away. I’m warning everybody.”) I talked to Brad last week at a gathering for TV critics, and while my threshold may have been lowered after other interviews , I found him to be both exceedingly nice and very honest and self-reflective. We talked about everything from the low ratings for this season—it started with the second-lowest-rated debut ever, and lost some viewers in week two—and also about his therapy. I wish we’d have had more time to dig into the show’s evolution since he was on it the first time, and also allegations of producer interference that have plagued it over the past few seasons, but we were able to discuss a lot, an...