I think Gina could easily have a Nikki Grahame style exit this week, I think only Dexter going could stop that from happening and I am not sure who has more people who dislike them just yet. Its a shame that one of them have to go this week, but out of the two obviously it has to be Dexter who goes, I wouldn't be that bothered as well as despite him being the 2nd most entertaining I have started to go off him with his sucking up Hazel's bum and turning against the queen.

I actually think Jack & Joe will shockingly go. They are topping all the major forum polls. No way will Gina go at all, she is the fave to win and her odds to go are like 30/1 or something. Definetly between Jackie and the twins.

I actually think Jack & Joe will shockingly go. They are topping all the major forum polls. No way will Gina go at all, she is the fave to win and her odds to go are like 30/1 or something. Definetly between Jackie and the twins.

 

I agree. Although it could be quite close with Jackie. However, it does seem suspicious that Jackie and Jack and Joe have been put up when they received less nominations than the three above them.

 

If it was just a three-way eviction, then she might have been in trouble (more likely Dexter though)

They know the twins annoy people and they know Jackie has her haters, so they'd want to spread the votes out as much as possible so that they don't all come flooding in to Gina or Dexter. Tbh I'd just get rid of Callum. He became semi-interesting for about five seconds and then went back to his usual self.

They know the twins annoy people and they know Jackie has her haters, so they'd want to spread the votes out as much as possible so that they don't all come flooding in to Gina or Dexter. Tbh I'd just get rid of Callum. He became semi-interesting for about five seconds and then went back to his usual self.

I agree. The other housemates all offer something, but he has nothing. So boring. Only Sam is worse.

I just want to go in there and give the twins hugs, the week of all weeks they didn't want to be up; they said they wanted to stay until their birthday at least... which is on saturday. :( I pray that it's not a double eviction this week. hell, I'm surprised there even is an eviction after daley's ejection this week.

What does Sophie offer that Sam doesn't though? I'm finding it so strange that she's so likable and I like her as much as I do, yet she's done about as much as Sam, entertainment wise.

 

Callum's been all over the shop this week overall, hasn't he? He's struggling to find himself.

I'm confused though... why is Jackie up? Callum got 6 (?) votes, Dexter & Gina got 4, whilst Jack & Joe got 3 and Jackie got 2. Is it a double this week?

 

Anyone who gets 2 or more noms goes up. Which makes it a lot more interesting this year!

 

Glad Jackie is up again, hope she goes. She gets on my nerves.

 

Gina to win! :cheer:

What does Sophie offer that Sam doesn't though? I'm finding it so strange that she's so likable and I like her as much as I do, yet she's done about as much as Sam, entertainment wise.

 

Callum's been all over the shop this week overall, hasn't he? He's struggling to find himself.

Everytime Sam does rarely open his mouth, I find it to be cringey. Sophie is naturally funny I find, although you are right, she doesn't do much. One of my faves by default, I only properly love Gina and Charlie.

I agree. The other housemates all offer something, but he has nothing. So boring. Only Sam is worse.

What does Sophie offer that Sam doesn't though? I'm finding it so strange that she's so likable and I like her as much as I do, yet she's done about as much as Sam, entertainment wise.

 

Sam comes across as quite immature for his age and rather cringe but I do believe he's real and nice. Callum just keeps switching characters from Mr. Nice to Mr. Bitch and back to Mr. Nice again while insisting both are the "real" him. If he just stuck with one then it would be fine but he's trying too hard. Sophie might not do an awful lot but she's quite funny and very very likeable as a housemate. She's my favourite in there now because there is no drama with her. The Hazel/Gina/Daley/Dexter bickering brings ALL four of them down and it's just refreshing to have a female housemate (Sophie) that doesn't behave like a knob at times.

The bit on the side audience are absolutely terrible. Seriously rank. Hazel instigated nothing but the playful fight, Daley even jumped off the bed and laughed off the pulling of the shorts. Not to have his hands wrapped round her neck, pinning her arms to the bed and having threatening words thrown at her and being told she'd get "nutted".

The bit on the side audience are absolutely terrible. Seriously rank. Hazel instigated nothing but the playful fight, Daley even jumped off the bed and laughed off the pulling of the shorts. Not to have his hands wrapped round her neck, pinning her arms to the bed and having threatening words thrown at her and being told she'd get "nutted".

 

Bitter On The Side. :basil: From day one they've been horrendous. It's as if the producers select a handful of idiots on purpose. Some of the people on the panel are hardly any better most of the time. I quite like Rylan though. AJ is a tad marmite but that might be because I can't understand a word she says. :(

I actually think Jack & Joe will shockingly go. They are topping all the major forum polls. No way will Gina go at all, she is the fave to win and her odds to go are like 30/1 or something. Definetly between Jackie and the twins.

 

I really don't think it's nearly as clear cut as you are saying. Gina has lots of love but at the end of the day, its vote to evict and she is receiving a lot of hate on twitter etc. because she is a big character and more people have formed an opinion, positive or negative, on her than Jackie and Callum for example. I think there is a possibility that the twins will go but I believe that Gina and Dexter are more likely.

I doubt it. I havent seen that much hate for her at all which is surprising! She always gets love on BOTS and on Twitter too. Fair play to you if she does go, but I seriously doubt it.

Very disappointed with Emma's interview with Daley, ridiculous the way she took the softly softly approach and was claiming "everybody liked you". I really doubt she will be nearly as understanding with Hazel when she interviews her. I am beginning to really feel as though Hazel is getting the rough end of the deal here, despite me not respecting 90% of what she does and her still being my least favourite, Daley was just as bad throughout the whole 'Dazel' thing and was far worse by a mile two nights ago.

Very disappointed with Emma's interview with Daley, ridiculous the way she took the softly softly approach and was claiming "everybody liked you". I really doubt she will be nearly as understanding with Hazel when she interviews her. I am beginning to really feel as though Hazel is getting the rough end of the deal here, despite me not respecting 90% of what she does and her still being my least favourite, Daley was just as bad throughout the whole 'Dazel' thing and was far worse by a mile two nights ago.

This is what is the most frustrating thing about it all. He seemed genuine about some stuff (like feeling bad about the whole situation due to his gf) he was saying, but honestly he has that aggressive look to him and I genuinely thought he was going to snap during that interview, but a lot of it seemed like he was just saying it "coz it was the right thing to say". I dunno, maybe I'm just still too wound up by everything to give a fair and proper judgement on that interview. It's annoying because when you try and get your point across to people who are against Hazel, they snap and get all defensive. He needs serious help though.

 

EDIT: Oh and this weeks shopping task looks AMAZING.

Tbh you might not like me for saying this but I respect him for all of that. He took full responsibility for his behaviour and I agreed with him that Hazel kept bating him and that he was weak.

 

I believe she deliberately got him kicked out because had she just let him go to sleep and have the quilt then none of that aggression would have happened.

Thats my take on it.

Tbh you might not like me for saying this but I respect him for all of that. He took full responsibility for his behaviour and I agreed with him that Hazel kept bating him and that he was weak.

 

I believe she deliberately got him kicked out because had she just let him go to sleep and have the quilt then none of that aggression would have happened.

Thats my take on it.

 

Your take on it is completely misguided then.

 

If he actually did want to come on the show and 'apologise' and did actually feel bad about his behaviour then he would not have been so bitter when asked about Hazel and would not still be appearing to blame her for his actions and her being the reasoning he was removed from the house. He seemed to want to try and clear his name and that was about all, I don't believe he even understands what he has done wrong, nevermind feeling bad about it.

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Tbh you might not like me for saying this but I respect him for all of that. He took full responsibility for his behaviour and I agreed with him that Hazel kept bating him and that he was weak.

 

I believe she deliberately got him kicked out because had she just let him go to sleep and have the quilt then none of that aggression would have happened.

Thats my take on it.

I respect him for going on national television and apologising, but not much else. Like I said, I just wasn't convinced (but I think it may be just me being so worked up about it all at the moment) by a lot of it and it was all just said because it was the right thing to say or whatever.

 

I don't think she deliberately got him kicked out at all. Her reaction to it on the main show tonight showed that she was, genuinely upset and guilty about it and felt she was to blame for it all. But we've seen how them two work together before, Hazel's always "demanded" a hug off of him before bed and yes she should have left it after he said no, but that's where it was playful. Hazel is NOT to blame that he suddenly switched, as soon as he switched she realised it was wrong and she was just using her defense mechanism against him (by telling him that she wasn't scared of his aggressive behaviour etc..)

Your take on it is completely misguided then.

 

If he actually did want to come on the show and 'apologise' and did actually feel bad about his behaviour then he would not have been so bitter when asked about Hazel and would not still be appearing to blame her for his actions and her being the reasoning he was removed from the house. He seemed to want to try and clear his name and that was about all, I don't believe he even understands what he has done wrong, nevermind feeling bad about it.

 

Well yeah I understand where you're coming from, he shouldn't have been so drunk or whatever made him turn agressive, of course but I do feel his response about Hazel was right. Why shouldn't he be annoyed at the way she led him to go over the line with the flirting which he questioned if it was too much. If she beared his girlfriend situation in mind she should've been honest for his sake.

 

Anyway im confused now :( I felt like he was genuinely trying to be honest about it all.

Tbh you might not like me for saying this but I respect him for all of that. He took full responsibility for his behaviour and I agreed with him that Hazel kept bating him and that he was weak.

That's better.

 

I believe she deliberately got him kicked out because had she just let him go to sleep and have the quilt then none of that aggression would have happened.

Thats my take on it.

Oh so it means it's her own fault. And had Osama Bin Laden felt like not blowing the twin towers up on 11/9, he wouldn't have done that on, say, 12/9. [/exaggerationalertbutitworks]