GS
Gavin Scott
Founding member
Chantelle is slipping away in my estimation the longer she is allied to Jobbie.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
JA
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
jay
Founding member
Gavin Scott posted:
Chantelle is slipping away in my estimation the longer she is allied to Jobbie.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
GS
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
They're all wrong then?
Gavin Scott
Founding member
jay posted:
Gavin Scott posted:
Chantelle is slipping away in my estimation the longer she is allied to Jobbie.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
They're all wrong then?
JA
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
They're all wrong then?
Not wrong, but there is no need to gang up the way they have done. The girl has issues!
i don't like the way it has turned into the 'let's make Barrymore win' show, and i know what my signature says, but that was at the beginning of the show! It's changing now!
jay
Founding member
Gavin Scott posted:
jay posted:
Gavin Scott posted:
Chantelle is slipping away in my estimation the longer she is allied to Jobbie.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
They're all wrong then?
Not wrong, but there is no need to gang up the way they have done. The girl has issues!
i don't like the way it has turned into the 'let's make Barrymore win' show, and i know what my signature says, but that was at the beginning of the show! It's changing now!
GS
I'm not a Barrymore fan, but I think I will see the best of him when Jodie goes. In fact. I'm sure I'll see the best of them all.
See how nice it is now that Jodie is asleep and Chantelle can talk to the rest of them.
I thought she articulated her difficult position beautifully, and I'm so glad she did.
Gavin Scott
Founding member
jay posted:
i don't like the way it has turned into the 'let's make Barrymore win' show, and i know what my signature says, but that was at the beginning of the show! It's changing now!
I'm not a Barrymore fan, but I think I will see the best of him when Jodie goes. In fact. I'm sure I'll see the best of them all.
See how nice it is now that Jodie is asleep and Chantelle can talk to the rest of them.
I thought she articulated her difficult position beautifully, and I'm so glad she did.
BR
Chantelle did well tonight - and Jodie still isn't coming across any better.
Quite funny in the middle of the argument over Jodie being glued to Chantelle when Chantelle said she was going to check on Barrymore and Jodie's like "OK - I'll be out in a minute".
From a presentation point of view as much as I like Marcus Bentley, I'm sick of his over narration. I felt it was a problem in the last series, and tonight it was very obvious with him saying "Most of the housemates are in the house" on at least four occassions.
I also wish they'd let the pictures tell the stories more - rather than him telling us about Faria's spinnach task I'd have much rather seen Faria's - and the groups - reaction to it!
Quite funny in the middle of the argument over Jodie being glued to Chantelle when Chantelle said she was going to check on Barrymore and Jodie's like "OK - I'll be out in a minute".
From a presentation point of view as much as I like Marcus Bentley, I'm sick of his over narration. I felt it was a problem in the last series, and tonight it was very obvious with him saying "Most of the housemates are in the house" on at least four occassions.
I also wish they'd let the pictures tell the stories more - rather than him telling us about Faria's spinnach task I'd have much rather seen Faria's - and the groups - reaction to it!
PT
I agree with that. I think there has been too much editing so far this year and we see less of the reaction to them given a task/starting a game etc. They've cut straight to the 'boiling points' without any warm up.
Anyway, I agree with what Pete, Barrymore and George say about Jodie. She never listens and her instant way of covering for this is to play up all the time. Its becoming pathetic and she needs to learn that!
I'm not liking Chantelle on last night's episode - its very much a Makosi thing with her now she's completed her secret task and Jodie is just making her worse! 
I hope JODIE is evicted to be honest but I think it might be George.
Anyway, I agree with what Pete, Barrymore and George say about Jodie. She never listens and her instant way of covering for this is to play up all the time. Its becoming pathetic and she needs to learn that!
I'm not liking Chantelle on last night's episode - its very much a Makosi thing with her now she's completed her secret task and Jodie is just making her worse!
I hope JODIE is evicted to be honest but I think it might be George.
MA
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
But they are behaving like kids.
Chantelle, when in Jodie's company turns into Catherine Tate's "am I bovvered?" character.
jay posted:
Gavin Scott posted:
Chantelle is slipping away in my estimation the longer she is allied to Jobbie.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
George I like. He strikes me as a gentle, thoughtful man.
I hope you're joking.
I think it's appalling the way Jodie and Chantelle are being shouted at by the rest of the house. How patronising calling them kids.
But they are behaving like kids.
Chantelle, when in Jodie's company turns into Catherine Tate's "am I bovvered?" character.