My BB15 First Watch
 

Ok so CONFESSION TIME X
I have never actually seen BB15 in full:hehe:, just clips of it. Judging from what I’ve seen, I could never decide whether I think it would be a good or bad series. That will soon CHANGE as I’m watching the launch tonight x

I’m buzzing for my Hellen experience x

Urgh I hate that series.

It is a good series imo but it gets a bad rep

Prepare to give up 10 days in when you realise she is the worst housemate they’ve ever had

Morgan stop spreading vicious lies

The launches are the most boring ever, brace yourself

Watch a C4 series sis...

Best C5 series by far

I enjoyed it up until armageddon week, which was like week 6?

He didn't lie tho. :idc:

First 3-4 weeks are amazing, then it becomes trash.

13 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Tea.

It’s not as bad as everyone makes out

So anyways it’s been like 3 weeks since you made the thread. What dyu think of bb15so far?

A tragically poor series that would've actually been good if not for Pauline singlehandedly ruining it with that awfully contrived final pass that was always going to be biased for people who entered on launch night. Without Helen's cloud of doom for 10 weeks straight on everyone, the housemates would've flourished much better as individuals and we would've had a more straightforward and enjoyable series with her gone within two weeks. The cast itself was pretty stagnant anyway though.

I'm watching for the first time and i'm really enjoying it.

Can't stand Pauline, Steven and Toya at all.
In fact, Toya is doing my bloody head in, tbh.

Ok I don’t even think I watched the LAUNCH what the hell was I up to on 21-06-2019

The series with some of the worst housemates in the show's history - namely Ashleigh, Steven and Toya.

I keep waiting for Ashleigh to actually do something, but all she's doing (so far) is moan about Helen and sit around playing with her hair. I was hoping she wasn't in it for long, but she's there till the end apparently. Zzzz

Some people blame Helen and Pauline for that pass to the finale twist but it wasn't their fault and Helen made a good connection with Pauline. She even admitted herself that she wouldn't have gotten far without it. But yeah it shouldn't have happened on the second night...

In hindsight, it's not as bad as people make it out to be. To me it was an intense series partly thanks to/due to Helen running the house and being such a strong personality. So that's pretty much a series you either like or hate tbh

I never got on the Ashleigh bandwagon because really she wasn't that great, she tried Helen but that backfired most of the times. However I appreciate the guts it took to stand up to someone like Helen who can be intimidating. Chris and Christopher were the most lovable of them tbh.
For sure the cast looked like a version of a downgraded cast of The Apprentice, but it brought some interesting dynamics. I'm not an Helen hater either, there's something interesting about her (in the good and very bad times) and rarely did we have a housemate that was dominating the storyline that much. And the outcome of that series was...something else.

Terrible series with loathsome housemates.

Ashleigh and Danielle were the only good ones.

Yep, at the time her fans raved about how great she was as Helen's adversary but literally all she did was sit in that loft thing with her awful sunglasses on moaning about her and never actually did anything.

:laugh: True. I recently watched the episode where she was "outed" by Helen but was gobsmacked when they were both seen high fiving one another during the Pirate task - I mean, where did that come from?

Hoping there's more fireworks soon as it's really gone downhill since Steven started shagging Kim. Zzzz.

Steven and Kim really was a thing :skull: Though the "open it" moment was kinda funny.