[tanussa]

yes probably, but that is all he does, with the exception of sucking up to ashleigh cos theres no ine else he cud get close to in the house, he was just lucky there was a vacant spot after danielle left

[Bedouin]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Step too far imo VS, there is gameplaying and then there is stupidity and he stepped into stupidity tonight, i hope he can pull it back though

Totally disagree. Although I don't quite understand their relationship they have had quite an honest and open one since a few weeks ago when Chris said he wanted to get to know her. His emotion was not fake; that in itself is clear to see.

[Videostar]

Originally Posted by tanussa

dislike chris, hes just a dull, boring old man who does.nothing but sit around slagging HMs, or putting his acting skills to work pretending to be nice to people he doesnt like

Worked for Luke A .

[Sophiee]

it was great I was cheering him on, he is the voice of reason for sure.

[jackc1806]

Chris is one of my favourites, he's always spot on. He's clever though and playing a brilliant game, which makes me like him more to be honest.

[Patricia4]

Chris is playing a great game he know's what he's doing and saying.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Lex

Yes he is always spot on in the diary room!....but if you google the phrase "sly sycophantic game player"...a nice picture of Chris comes up! ...I'm beginning to think that he's worse than Mark!!

Spot on Lex.

He has turned out to be a right slimeball.

[muchadoaboutnothing]

I've liked Chris from the very start but I'm beginning to see a side I don't like. Yes BB is about game playing if you have the abilityto play it well and Chris does - at least to his fellow HMs. He and Ashleigh nominated Steven (before all others), Chris slated Steven in DR (I was impressed) but when Steven got the boot, Chris (and Ashleigh) both saying (to other HMs) "It should have beenPav," That's keeping their cards close to their chest. But what I really didn't like is how close Chrish has become to the entrance of Helen's a***e, if it gets any bigger he will be up there. She is like the wicked witch from Narnia who, I feel, is going to pluck a box of Turkish Delight from nowhere. Careful Chris, for Helen just might turn you into stone.

[mrflibble]

Originally Posted by Bedouin

Totally disagree. Although I don't quite understand their relationship they have had quite an honest and open one since a few weeks ago when Chris said he wanted to get to know her. His emotion was not fake; that in itself is clear to see.

I find it really rude when people say 'oh they're just faking the tears'. Most of the time it's totally genuine, the pressure in that house must be enormous and for sensitive people it would be awful. Just because people don't react how you want them to react or how you'd react doesn't mean they're faking it.

I also HATE how people keep bringing up Chris being an actor so therefore every time he's doing something he's acting. 1) Acting as a character in a film is different to being yourself/acting as yourself 24/7, and 2) HE IS IN LOW BUDGET INDIE HORROR FLICKS NOT THE FECKING GODFATHER.

[Bedouin]

He's actually a very, very good judge of character.
The problem is, that this of course ticks off fans of the less amicable HMs. That, and Chris tends to stick on the sidelines a bit. It's not a weakness per se but it doesn't help in getting the public to like him. Many people seem to watch just to see arguments etc., a need for watching which Chris does not satiate.