Jesse Palmer calls 911 when one Bachelor Nation superfan takes things too far.
The Bachelor is coming to 9-1-1.
In an exclusive sneak peek of the highly-anticipated crossover event, one Bachelor superfan takes things too far in an effort to get on the show. In the clip, Jennifer Love Hewitt's Maddie answers a 911 call from Bachelor franchise host Jesse Palmer.
"A woman just glued herself to the driveway of the Bachelor Mansion," Jesse explains.
"Did you just say Bachelor Mansion?" Maddie asks in awe as Jesse confirms, "Yes. Can you please send somebody quick?"
"Jesse Palmer?!" Maddie questions.
Jesse confirms his identity and starts to give the location, but Maddie interrupts, "Oh, I know the address."
Maddie tries to remain professional by asking about the current state of the victim.
"Oh, she's fine," Jesse assures. "She actually won't shut up."
In the background, the woman confirms as much, telling people around her, "Get off of me! I'm here for the right reasons."
Josh (Bryan Safi) decides to pull rank next, taking over the call from Maddie to find out the "state of this season's Bachelor."
"Uh, he's fine?" Jesse says. When Josh asks for a name, though, Jesse cuts him off, saying, "I hear the sirens. I gotta go."
After Jesse hangs up, Maddie complains, "That was shameless and unprofessional." She then reveals that she "more or less" sent the closest fire company to deal with the incident.
That company includes Peter Krause's Bobby, who arrives at Bachelor Mansion and is greeted by Jesse and shown to the victim, a superfan named Bailey.
"Hey, Bailey," Jesse says. "Are you ready to meet the firefighters who are here to rescue you?"
"I don't need rescuing," she replies, much to the confusion of Bobby and his team.
The episode, titled "Buck Bothered and Bewildered," is the show's 100th installment.
In addition to the antics at Bachelor Mansion, which will also include an appearance from former Bachelor Joey Graziadei, the episode features Harry (Marcanthonee Jon Reis) finding himself in trouble with the law and Buck (Oliver Stark) growing envious as Eddie (Ryan Guzman) forms a close bond with someone else.
9-1-1 airs Thursdays on ABC. Episodes are available on demand and on Hulu the day after their premieres.
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