Originally Posted by Garfie (Post 11422603)

I think it would have been more interesting with three up.

Originally Posted by Garfie (Post 11422600)

The generational gap is super evident, but Sharon, Louis, Levi, Fern are either close to or over 70 years of age, so I guess that’s inevitable. They are a bit stuck in their ways, and like many old people, fixed in their thinking and opinions.

Louis is such a judgemental old gossip, but part of me is finding it quite amusing! He and Sharon make a good double act.

I kind of like the fact that there is such a wide age range, as it’s a bit different.

Originally Posted by Abra (Post 11422581)

Louis's disdain for Zeze is certainly... interesting. He's been gunning for her the moment she walked in. He seems really out of touch, doesn't understand that it's not the 1990's anymore and there are ways of being well known without being a household name or someone who is regularly on TV. I can guarantee that far more young people know who Zeze is over Louis Walsh who hasn't been relevant in over a decade. Louis probably thinks that people still buy CD's and that Westlife are still the current big thing in pop music.

Also, didn't Ekin-Su also break the rules with the comment about how the people coming over to hug Lauren tells her everything she needs to know? It was pretty obvious what she was referring to, so I'm not sure why that was allowed to slide.

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11422640)

…he has seemed to have been gunning for her and his fixation seems to be ‘not knowing who someone is…’…hes really fixated in that because he keeps repeating it…but with his Bradley vote, he kind of let it slip as well that he’s ageist with some of the younger housemates….the least celebrity person in there is undoubtedly Gary, that’s not really disputable …and yet, he’s older…he’s ‘lived’ as Louis would say so he’s less in Louis sights of focus…