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some in the garden probably thought they heard a banshee
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I'm sure if she'd realised it was Angies ex husband and not s HM she would have kept it quiet but you don't really expect her to keep it quiet when she thinks it's one of her HMs? Angie would have no right to expect her to keep that quiet |
I definitely don't blame her for the mistake, it was just a misunderstanding and she over reacted. I do blame her for behaving poorly after and for letting the whole thing continue far longer than it should have. She had noticed Angie was upset which is how Angie came to tell her news so she never should have taken it so far.
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John did not cover himself in glory last night
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I think that there is far more to question in Earth Mother Gemma's motives for offering Tiffany such advice - ON CAMERA - than there is in Tiffany's genuinely shocked reaction to the news that David Gest was dead -- as she was led to believe.
On the subject of Gemma's advice, it is notable that once it HAD been pointed out to Tiffany that she should offer to make tea and coffee etc, Tiffany IMMEDIATELY complied. This logically convinces me that Tiffany was NOT deliberately 'slacking off' and allowing the other HM's to carry her as far as chores go, but that she GENUINELY just did not think. I think that some of the other HM's - whilst killing themselves to be seen to be sympathetic to Angie to the point of embarrassment (pass me that sick bucket ugh!) - were completely insensitive to the very real probability that any abberrant behaviour on Tiffany's patt, may just well have been the result of genuine shock at believing David Gest was dead. The fake twots were not so bothered to be seen to be sympathetic to Tiffany because of that possible fact, were they? On the contrary, they succumbed to 'Lord of The Flies' "Kill The Pig" bullying pack instincts. |
Yes I can blame her, the idea that it could have been David Gest who had just died in the last half hour with only Angie knowing about it is bloody ridiculous. Therefore the sensible reaction to being told what she was is to ask for clarification and more detail, not to go jumping around shrieking like a banshee and then immediately run outside to tell all the others.
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And don't forget, most of the HM's had a terrible shock too, when THEY thought David was dead, even if it was only for the time it took to go to the bedroom and discover he was alive. I certainly wouldn't like Tiffany to be the one who was breaking news of a death to me. Poor David, too, having a nice sleep only to be woken up by a posse of HM's pulling the covers off him and telling him they thought he was dead. Now I'm laughing again at the thought of it all. :laugh: |
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..Angie wasn't told by BB that David was dead..there was a whole time thing involved there, she was told by her publicist/manager..?...and then we picked up after that in the DR...from when she was told, a whole range of emotions would have been there also...even from the DR when we saw it, her emotions were conflicted as she absorbed it all..she couldn't really feel much/she was upset/the end of an era etc...all of it with time and support from BB and support from John, David and then the rest of the house....when Tiffany first thought that a member of the house had died and then that Angie had lied to her/joked about it and how despicable that would be for her to do..?..we fairly much saw her whole range of emotions/shock etc live and unplugged...and there she was, the sassy young New Yorker and reacting to someone who she thought had joked about a housemate's death..(which she genuinely believed..)...so anger, yes...and no time allowed for her to absorb it all and very little support/a huge amount of accusing hostility shown...and there Angie was with everyone around her and having had time to absorb her support/the news/her emotions etc and someone who Tiffany had thought, played a cruel 'joke' on her.... ..a lot happened to Tiffany in a very short space of time, she thought someone she'd shared the house with was dead because he was ill that day, she thought someone she'd shared the house with had made a 'joke' of saying he was dead/found it ok to do that, she had everyone glaring at her/she had John saying no one wanted her and that they would go if she stayed, she couldn't understand what she had done wrong, why she seemed hated...so yes, it all took her time and yes the suggestion of making tea etc...but not a 'prompt', just a few sensible people helping to calmly bring her back and understand what the holy heck had just happened...mainly Gemma I think actually... |
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Tiffany's behaviour was appalling. It was bad enough with the shrieking and wailing right at the start but her behaviour afterwards makes me believe she should have been ejected for her own safety. She clearly can't cope. At least that's what a choose to believe. Otherwise the only option would be that she hijacked someone's death to draw attention to her profoundly untalented self.
I'm not sticking up for Angie, she didn't handle it well... but she's not the full quid anyway. |
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I think she found the perfect opportunity to get airtime by mocking the death of a musical icon and knew exactly what she was doing and then went forward to lie about Angie saying David Best after that she went to laugh about it in the garden and call Angie a horrible name and lauch herself towards Angie. This is a really fake reaction. |
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This has really NOTHING to do with the legend that is Bowie, and everything to do with an incident involving two HM's - neither of whom are 'full gas bobs' -creating comic mayhem through one misunderstanding after another over the reporting of Bowie's death.
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I didn't like the way she spoke to Angie, but i appreciate that she said sorry to her.
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Surely the sensible thing to do would have been, when Angie said "David's dead" would have been to ask... "David Gest?" After all, this is Angie BOWIE we're talking about, she shares a surname with the most famous David in the world, probably. I have a feeling Tiffany knew exactly what Angie was talking about and took the opportunity to be a Reality Star. Otherwise, why would Angie know and not the rest of the house? It seems ridiculous. It made me a bit ashamed to be watching a show that would allow this to happen off the back of the death of a cultural icon. |
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And I'm sure the producers were sitting back and rubbing their hands in glee |
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Agree about the producers. I really was disgusted. |
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