[Gstar]

*Apologies if this has already been stated*

Some people had quite powerful words to describe themselves (some worse than others e.g. Laura, Marco and Jacksons) but did anyone notice Alex's being not that bad? His word was 'judgemental' and it stated that he was against cheating which is obviously a good thing but it's a bit strange how every other housemate had theirs words/stories in a somewhat negative light.

It doesn't help at the fact he's already 'famous'

Hmm, i'll be watching closely

[Braden]

Yeah, I noticed that. It's clear as day that production already want the public to like him. I literally laughed when he confirmed it. I don't even care if he turns out to be a nice guy, as he already has too many strikes against his name (obvious support on the outside, friend of Vicky Pattinson, not being treated fairly by production, etc.).

I loved it when The Others chose him last night to deflate his ego a little.

[Oliver_W]

I think they were all given the list of adjectives as part of the audtion and selection process, and they had to write a bit about each word related to them.

[Samm]

Who's Alex?

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Samm

Who's Alex?

[Jordan.]

a mess at how not liking cheaters makes you judgemental

[rk3388]

I noticed this too!

Hilarious how the producers are trying to make him out to be a good guy

[Cherie]

It's the public who are being psychologically manipulated now into frenzy voting for people they are whipped up to hate or love. Case in point being Pauline, the only black older HM who entered the house after a string of 20 year olds, hey presto she is voted HOH just as the producers wanted.

[Gstar]

^ exactly. Producers manipulating. Not fooling us on here but definitely the casual viewers/housewives

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Germyle

^ exactly. Producers manipulating. Not fooling us on here but definitely the casual viewers/housewives