[joeysteele]

I don't regret helping her win, she did in a strange way entertain me as the series went on I warmed to her.
I never fell for the 'little miss innocence' act of Ashleigh and that was yet another spur to me to help Helen win over her.

Good and bad, Helen was the most talked about housemate last year and for as much a deserving winner as any of the others in there.
Over an Ashleigh,I would still vote for a Helen any day of the week.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I don't regret helping her win, she did in a strange way entertain me as the series went on I warmed to her.
I never fell for the 'little miss innocence' act of Ashleigh and that was yet another spur to me to help Helen win over her.

Good and bad, Helen was the most talked about housemate last year and for as much a deserving winner as any of the others in there.
Over an Ashleigh,I would still vote for a Helen any day of the week.

Couldn't agree more joey, very well put as always

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Good and bad, Helen was the most talked about housemate last year and for as much a deserving winner as any of the others in there.
Over an Ashleigh,I would still vote for a Helen any day of the week.

Personally, I don't think a bully is ever "deserving" of the win, regardless of how talked-about they are.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I don't regret helping her win, she did in a strange way entertain me as the series went on I warmed to her.
I never fell for the 'little miss innocence' act of Ashleigh and that was yet another spur to me to help Helen win over her.

Good and bad, Helen was the most talked about housemate last year and for as much a deserving winner as any of the others in there.
Over an Ashleigh,I would still vote for a Helen any day of the week.

Ebola has been heavily talked about as well, doesn't mean we should celebrate it.

Being talked about doesn't equal a worthy winner.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Ebola has been heavily talked about as well, doesn't mean we should celebrate it.

Being talked about doesn't equal a worthy winner.

[Ammi]

...I think that the public also had no choice but to talk about her because she had a pass to the final and was pretty mean and spiteful to a lot of housemates which is the substance of things that BB fans in general talk about...

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Ebola has been heavily talked about as well, doesn't mean we should celebrate it.

Being talked about doesn't equal a worthy winner.

Ebola is an illness not a person, I did also say 'good' and 'bad' she was likely talked about the most.

I felt from her time in the house, and I was against her at the start and hated the free pass she had, that she did deserve the win as much as any of the others of that series.

With the fullest respect, I cannot see where a virus/illness has any connection to a debate on a person.
By the same token we could say the Iraq war has been talked about more than likely most things too, however that too would be irrelevant as to a housemate on a reality TV programme.

Helen was one of certainly, and I would think probably the most talked about housemate of the BB series she was in, and she won it too.
So she gathered support enough to do that,something 'none' of the others managed to do at all.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Ebola is an illness not a person, I did also say 'good' and 'bad' she was likely talked about the most.

I felt from her time in the house, and I was against her at the start and hated the free pass she had, that she did deserve the win as much as any of the others of that series.

With the fullest respect, I cannot see where a virus/illness has any connection to a debate on a person.
By the same token we could say the Iraq war has been talked about more than likely most things too, however that too would be irrelevant as to a housemate on a reality TV programme.

Helen was one of certainly, and I would think probably the most talked about housemate of the BB series she was in, and she won it too.
So she gathered support enough to do that,something 'none' of the others managed to do at all.

Well said Joey,I was exactly on the same page as you last year,I really disliked Helen when she went in,she must have had something about her to turn people round,it's never happened to me before,so I totally agree with you,and to compare a disease is just plain silly,but not unexpected