[GuiltyPleasure]

Sam seems to be fairly popular (and unpopular at the same time) right now. Is there a section of the audience that just like seeing people be mean and/or bitchy? Caoimhe was floating around 10% in the most popular poll before she left, and she wasn't afraid to have a bitch. Personally I like seeing people's negative side come out, usually makes for some good TV, but am I underestimating Sam's positive traits, or is it just his ability to rile people up that 10-20% of us are enjoying?

[Angus]

How is telling the truth being mean? He pulled JJ&J up about their fauxmance. Even JJ commented that it was like having a viewer in the house, asking the questions that all viewers want answered. It certainly shook them up and exposed quite a few things as being as fake as we viewers had suspected all along.

[GuiltyPleasure]

Originally Posted by angus58

How is telling the truth being mean? He pulled JJ&J up about their fauxmance. Even JJ commented that it was like having a viewer in the house, asking the questions that all viewers want answered. It certainly shook them up and exposed quite a few things as being as fake as we viewers had suspected all along.

I've no agenda against Sam, but "telling the truth" can be mean, perhaps not in the situation you mentioned, but some of the comments he made to Josie were genuinely out of order. Also, I'm not so sure everyone share your opinion on the fauxmance/nomance, a lot of prople still think it's going strong despite Sam's intervention.

Anyways I do consider myself part of the minority that enjoy the sh1t-stirrers.