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Originally Posted by jet

I believe many do - and it doesn't seem to matter what the person doing the 'entertaining' may be really like. The finer nuances and interesting aspects of a 'real' persons personality is overlooked while the game player captures all the buzz and admiration with their next, and often infantile, attention seeking move.

Yes, this! And this is exactly why, from a psychologists point of view, someone like Hazel, to and extent Dan, or dare I say it, even Sam and Sofie are more interesting than a one-dimentional charicature like Gina. she's "fun" but there's no deeper feeling, no hidden emotions behind little expressions, nothing to work out... She's just an entertaining cartoon. Dexter too - though he was fun to work out at first, after the first 3 or 4 weeks when he had played his whole hand, he lost my interest.