TV series The Bachelor could be on borrowed time, with signs the show is unlikely to air this year

First there were three and now there might be none - bachies on our screens this year that is. Is the once hit series The Bachelor on borrowed time?

Is it time for viewers to break up with The Bachelor?

The new season, called The Bachelors, was filmed earlier this year.

But all signs are that Channel 10 will not screen the show in 2022, but rather will hold it for 2023.

And it also seems some of the bachelors — there are three of them — are still single, with Melbourne musician Jed McIntosh setting his sights on America.

McIntosh was looking very single and ready to mingle at Ms Collins nightclub last week for his great mate George Christoudias’s birthday.

Bachie Jed McIntosh with great mate George Christoudias at Ms Collins nightclub. Picture: Achilles Prinos Photography

McIntosh does not appear to be putting his life on hold while waiting for The Bachelors to roll out.

The accomplished rocker will swap Melbourne for LA in April to open a US base for the ACTS record label and music group.

McIntosh will launch the label’s new Rock/Alternative division.

ACTS is a Melbourne based music group and record label, with offices in Brisbane, Sydney and Auckland and McIntosh has been managed by the group for seven years.

Bachelor Jed McIntosh does not appear to be waiting around for the series rollout.

“With the rise in music from genres in the punk, punk pop, rock and alt scene, ACTS have focused heavily on uplifting artists that are not typically mainstream,” McIntosh said.

“I am excited to help grow the confidence of up and coming artists that don’t fit into the mainstream music scene. Most don’t feel like they have a place, so with this new joint venture, artists like myself who are left of centre can find a family and a home to create beautiful expressive art with no boundaries; just full support.”

McIntosh has a new single, Drown, soon to be released.