Can't have a laugh with some people :hugesmile:

Quite right, I am too sour.

Just like Citeh's European exploits this season :hehe:

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No myth, just a fact I'm afraid. A total ****ing irrelevant waste of a housemate place that did absolutely **** all for most of his stay, the points you raised were all instigated by other housemates so no they do not count, if you have to count on other people to provide you with storylines and stuff to do, you're a sh*t housemate

When people look back on this series they think of Dexter, Gina, Hazel and Sallie (and to a lesser extent Callum), they were the stars and the ones that made the series...Sam added nothing and the only real reason he had support was as some pathetic anti Gina and Dexter campaign that anyone who didn't like housemates that actually spoke could jump on

Every housemate has to rely on others they cant argue with themselves. Hazel would have been totally irrelevant had Daley or Gina not been there, she was relatievly boring before all of the Daley stuff but she is my favorite from that year none the less and many other peoples. I wont count Dexter in that because I dont remember anything he did that was entertaining. Sallie and Gina were good and they did stand out and I am not debating that BUT I just said I dont think Sam is a bore that is all, take all other hms out of the equation.

No, because Hazel and the others didn't slink into the background and refuse to involve themselves with their housemates.

Without Dexter, Gina would've made effort with someone else. Without Daley or Gina, Hazel would've been involved in something else.

Whereas no matter who was in the house with him, Sam just kicked back and relaxed. He's a nice lad and he probably got a great holiday out of the experience (not to mention a whopping prize) but refusing to engage in anyway results in zero entertainment value.

Even when he did "confront" Dexter it was a passive aggressive line thrown out as he walked out of the bedroom. It was down to Dexter to then pull him up on it and get him to engage in a discussion about what the problem was.