Farmer Wants A Wife fans enraged over 'disrespectful' move: 'Game over'
Thomas and Clarette enjoyed a very romantic date, which involved discovering beachside caves, a swim, and a picnic under the stars, with the farmer tracking down several of the teacher's nearest and dearest to share a video message for them. Understandably, Clarette, who is originally from the UK, became quite emotional seeing her loved ones onscreen, telling Thomas, "You've got my heart, so look after it, please. And I'll do the same with yours."
"Cheers to the most amazing date ever, and to many more to come," Thomas said.
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To add insult to injury for the other women at the farm, Thomas then took Clarette to meet his uncle, to see if he would give her the tick of approval from his family.
In a preview for next week, we see Thomas being forced to finally tell Rachael and Laura that he's chosen Clarette, as well as a short clip of him telling Clarette he's chosen her.
Viewers were left confused by the fact that most of the farmers on the show play it a little more coy about who they might choose at the end of the show, and yet, Thomas has been so clear for the last couple of episodes that it was always going to be Clarette.
While other farmers chose to leave the show early once they found their person, Thomas appears to be stringing the other two women along for no real reason.
"WHY was Thomas allowed to continue on the show when he clearly had connected with Clarette... hardly fair for the other girls!" one viewer questioned.
"He never gave any of the other girls a chance - she just shoved herself on him and he was like a love sick puppy - not fair on the others," another agreed.
"This guy has been the most disrespectful and dishonest towards the other ladies," a third said. "He's been into Clarette the entire time, not willing to explore any other connections, and he's been keeping the others tagging along for nothing.
"Two of the previous farmers who experienced the same, were men enough to send the others home and walk away with the one they chose early into the sunset," they added. He is a child-man and I don't think he even remembers there are others there too."
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"Rude shock coming for the other girls on the farm," someone else said. "They obviously don't care that they're being strung along."
"He wasted the other girls time," one annoyed viewer wrote.
"If he's in love with her well he needs to go until the other girls and stop wasting their time," yet another added.
"Game over then," one person wrote. "Such a pity he wasn't honest with his other ladies weeks ago. Once Claire left it became a one horse race."
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