[rquote=2547227&tid=146881&author=setanta][rquote=2547202&tid=146881&author=J-Rock][rquote=2547188&tid=146881&author=setanta]I think you have to look at it from her perspective and that of the producers - with Siavash's constant twisting of the rules and play acting I think it's perfectly reasonable of them to want to see the back of him to be honest with you. And in any case, they all were a little rushed in their interviews and he was given just as much time as the rest on the podium to discuss his time in the house, even if he was unwilling or incapable of talking about certain things in great depth. [/rquote]
IDH broke far more rules...I just think Davina didn't like Vash and she has far more say than people think...
"I think it's perfectly reasonable of them to want to see the back of him to be honest with you." - That's a view from a non-supporter (?), so you would say that perhaps. Vash wasn't my fave, but thought he could have been treated a little better -- he was part of the whole 14 weeks!!
Anyway, it's not the biggest deal in the world, just something I noticed when watching re-run tonight. [/rquote]
Yeah, but Marcus' rule breaking never extended to not nominating and waffling in diary room about charity and walking. He always adhered to the fundamental rules of the show, but bent certain other ones because of the little rebellious streak that's present in him. [/rquote]
Charlie didn't nominate. Sophie didn't nominate.
Hailed as kings and queens....
Actually, Vash had a lot of bottle to try on some of the antics he did: mixing it up and calling out some of the others with his 'charity cry' - thought that was genius (the look on their faces); stuck up for Freddie; stood up to Bea in a pretty cool way befofre IDH did; and walked out in a leotard and high heels for charity. Deserved better.
