[kirklancaster]

As with most of these HM's I knew nothing of Natalie Nunn prior to her entering the house and I was, therefore, judging her on her actual behaviour in the house as each episode unfurled.

I'm sorry for her fans, but I found her crass, loud-mouthed, rude, bullying, and obnoxious.

However, to be fair to her, she had NO chance even BEFORE those doors opened on the first night and the blame for that lies with the show's producers and Stormy Daniels.

This series had been planned for many months and the planners had hit on the - not too bright - idea of pivoting the entire series around Stormy Daniels and tens - if not hundreds - of thousands of pounds had been spent on this series as a result.

The Wall, The President, and all the American political-system B.S. - even the theme; 'Storms (Stormy) - was designed with Daniels as the fulcrum.

The 'President' role was created for Stormy Daniels and no one else.

I believe that this 'Stormy Daniels' theme was a major reason why the producers recruited Natalie Nunn for the show.

Nunn is a known 'Bad Girl' with staunch anti-Trump views and they not only knew that she would be voracious in her opinions regarding the theme but probably actually 'coached' her on just how much to be voracious for the purposes of creating conflict and drama with ratings in mind.

Of course, Daniels upset BB's plans by crying off at the very last minute and this gave the producers a major headache because the 'Storm' theme had already been advertised and such short notice left them with no time to come up with any alternative games for the first week, anyway.

The problem for Natalie Nunn is that whether the producers had 'Debriefed' her or not - she elected to continue 'in-character' and let loose at Presidential 'Stand-In' Kirstie Ally (and Trump) and continued in character for the short duration of her stay in the house.

Perhaps she isn't as bad as she was in the house, but I can only judge her on her behaviour whilst in it.

[Deebo]

She had no chance because the loudmouth confrontational character has been done dozens of times before. Every other time by housemates who aren't as ugly, thick and dull as Natalie. BB really scraped the barrel with NN

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

As with most of these HM's I knew nothing of Natalie Nunn prior to her entering the house and I was, therefore, judging her on her actual behaviour in the house as each episode unfurled.

I'm sorry for her fans, but I found her crass, loud-mouthed, rude, bullying, and obnoxious.

However, to be fair to her, she had NO chance even BEFORE those doors opened on the first night and the blame for that lies with the show's producers and Stormy Daniels.

This series had been planned for many months and the planners had hit on the - not too bright - idea of pivoting the entire series around Stormy Daniels and tens - if not hundreds - of thousands of pounds had been spent on this series as a result.

The Wall, The President, and all the American political-system B.S. - even the theme; 'Storms (Stormy) - was designed with Daniels as the fulcrum.

The 'President' role was created for Stormy Daniels and no one else.

I believe that this 'Stormy Daniels' theme was a major reason why the producers recruited Natalie Nunn for the show.

Nunn is a known 'Bad Girl' with staunch anti-Trump views and they not only knew that she would be voracious in her opinions regarding the theme but probably actually 'coached' her on just how much to be voracious for the purposes of creating conflict and drama with ratings in mind.

Of course, Daniels upset BB's plans by crying off at the very last minute and this gave the producers a major headache because the 'Storm' theme had already been advertised and such short notice left them with no time to come up with any alternative games for the first week, anyway.

The problem for Natalie Nunn is that whether the producers had 'Debriefed' her or not - she elected to continue 'in-character' and let loose at Presidential 'Stand-In' Kirstie Ally (and Trump) and continued in character for the short duration of her stay in the house.

Perhaps she isn't as bad as she was in the house, but I can only judge her on her behaviour whilst in it.

spot on Kirk