[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Erm there are plenty of storylines.

Penny stalking paul for 2 weeks and freaking the whole nation out lol.

The hate between Amma and Stuart.

The hate between Helen and Narinder.

The first ever innocent and real BB relationship was a huge storyline.

Brian and Josh was an interesting concept seeing as he was the only gay then watching him coping with a more attractive gay male come in and the rivalry between them was good.

I never got bored watching BB2 and if BB15 wasn't starting in a few weeks I would probs watch it again.

Penny stalking Paul for two weeks doesn't even cross my mind as a thing so yeah how great and memorable.

Amma and Stuart's fight was a good moment; it wasn't a storyline.

Again, Helen vs. Narinder was a random moment more or less, not a whole story.

I wouldn't call Helen and Paul innocent since she kinda had a boyfriend, but like I said that didn't even pick up steam until the penultimate week. And it ended then too.

Like I said, Brian vs. Josh was recurring at best.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

Penny stalking Paul for two weeks doesn't even cross my mind as a thing so yeah how great and memorable.

Amma and Stuart's fight was a good moment; it wasn't a storyline.

Again, Helen vs. Narinder was a random moment more or less, not a whole story.

I wouldn't call Helen and Paul innocent since she kinda had a boyfriend, but like I said that didn't even pick up steam until the penultimate week. And it ended then too.

Like I said, Brian vs. Josh was recurring at best.

Big Brother doesn't have to have constant storylines its about spontaneous human behaviour.

Arguments can come out of nowhere, housemates can be best friend or in love one minute and hating each other the next. I personally cant stand the focus on a "storyline" throughout a whole series.

I loved last year but the whole Dexter and Callum thing was dragged out I would much rather watch daily highlights where everyday seems fresh.