Should Bea have been in from the start?
 

I think the series could have been better if Bea was in from the start.

Nah, I think Tom would have been more interesting from the start. Bea is a survivor... you can see that in her...able to adapt and react. Tom is not a gameplayer- he's less suited to come into a show where everybody has a certain role and a certain gameplan in place. He's not suited to that. Would have been far better to hav had him in from the start.

the answer is of course yes

I agree with Setanta.

It'd be interesting because she wouldn't have all her perceptions from outside. Wonder if she'd still be buddies with Freddie?

I think it would've been better if they went in on week 3 at least 7 weeks was way too late things would've been totally different back then:thumbs:

Of course she would.

I'm not sure because if she was to be in from the start and was close to Freddie; like she is now, she probably would have been up for eviction against him and would have went.

If we remember, Angel was Freddie's best mate at one point and it was a matter of time before team bitch broke that up.

It's possible that she would have been friends with him, but it's doubtful that she would have gravitated to him so quickly. I mean it was a bit fishy the way she was all over him from the start.

i wonder how they pick!yes i wish bea had been in from the start and wonder how ppl like sophia ever got in , altho in beas case id like to think they were saving someone fab to put in later :dance2:

I doubt she would of been the bea we are seeing now if she would of gone in at the start.
I think she would of been recruited by sophie and charlie and kris on lisa's request.Remember her ideal man description? sounded a bit like kris to me.
She would of seen freddie in a diferent light if she did'nt know he was popular on the outside and her dislike for marcus would of kept her away from there gang.

I think she would have still been friends with Freddie no matter what. They're too alike to dislike each other.

Very good point.