[LukeB]

BBCAN2-Rewatch

1.Neda
2.Adel
3.Kenny
4.Arlie
5.Allison
6.Sabrina
7.Jon
8.Heather
9.Kyle
10.Rachelle
11.Ika
12.Anick
13.Sarah
14.Paul
15.Andrew

Still an amazing season on a re-watch, Arlie was 14th on my 1st watch but I grew to love the guy so so hilarious.. Also The gremlins have gone up too.. Sabrina won me other this time. Ika went down big time due to me liking other people better and she was nasty towards Heather the most.

Adel and Kyle praying together
Kenny telling Sarah he's gay
Sloppy Seconds
Adel and Sabrina's weird relationship
Neda

were my favourite moments of the season.

[Raph]

That all asian top two followed by the best gay player ever on Big Brother internationally slay a bit!

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Raph

That all asian top two followed by the best gay player ever on Big Brother internationally slay a bit!

you know it buddy

[Pete.]

Andrew and Kenny are basically the same person though

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Pete.

Andrew and Kenny are basically the same person though

Kenny has a heart, Andrew doesn't

[Raph]

Kenny's eviction is the only time i've ever cried watching any form of media. That's how great of a houseguest he was to me.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Raph

Kenny's eviction is the only time i've ever cried watching any form of media. That's how great of a houseguest he was to me.

I remember you telling me this buddy right after I told you about my reaction to Talla's eviction </3 made me have tears the 2nd time

[Raph]

Originally Posted by LukeB

I remember you telling me this buddy right after I told you about my reaction to Talla's eviction </3 made me have tears 2nd time

Yeah Talla's eviction was so so sad. But to me Kenny's just broke my heart because I had never related so much to a houseguest on Big Brother and was waiting since I was 10 years old for a houseguest like him!

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Raph

Yeah Talla's eviction was so so sad. But to me Kenny's just broke my heart because I had never related so much to a houseguest on Big Brother and was waiting since I was 10 years old for a houseguest like him!

BBUK could use Kenny as an example for casting because stereotypes can be annoying after a while and so many could relate with him because not everyone gay male is flamboyant and act the same way(which most people think)

I don't know if I've ever related to a bbcan houseguest as much, Maybe Heather because I was bullied at school, maybe Jordan too

[LukeB]

BBCAN3 re-watch tonight

oh yeah Neda is my favourite BBCAN housemate!! Talla sorry </3

slay at my top 2 being Persian(Neda and Talla)

[LukeB]

Adel and Kyle praying together
Kenny telling Sarah he's gay
Sloppy Seconds
Adel and Sabrina's weird relationship
Neda

forgot to mention my favourite CAN1 moments

Emmett and Jillians dominating the game
Talla jumping on Dan when he entered
Talla Maze down 19199
Suzette telling Aneal to shut his ****ing mouth
Topaz voting Jillian to win
Talla DRs
Jillian screaming FINNNNIISSSSSHHHEEED in a chicken costume

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by LukeB

Suzette telling Aneal to shut his ****ing mouth

Most influential television moment of the 21st century?

[Raph]

Ah time for the best season ever for you then! My BBCAN3 re-watch which I did recently made me think Ashleigh and Pilar really weren't that bad just not the best players and it soldified Brittnee as my least favorite. So mean and ZERO game. Did you remember she quit in the last POV? A true Big Brother player never quits. And she quit because "she didn't study" and this was at the final 4 stage, says it all

[Dominic]

Originally Posted by LukeB

Kenny has a heart, Andrew doesn't

It's the opposite way around!

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Raph

Ah time for the best season ever for you then! My BBCAN3 re-watch which I did recently made me think Ashleigh and Pilar really weren't that bad just not the best players and it soldified Brittnee as my least favorite. So mean and ZERO game. Did you remember she quit in the last POV? A true Big Brother player never quits. And she quit because "she didn't study" and this was at the final 4 stage, says it all

excited for it actually! Yes Pilar quitting pov and her hosting a POV was hilarious because it sounded like she went to the dentist and got her mouth numbed. Ashleigh went from useless basic to actually doing something, winning POV when she needed it so she went up in my estimation. Kevin made me like Pilar a bit more tbh. they are cute together.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

Most influential television moment of the 21st century?

Most iconic moment shared with "Got your wish you ****ing redneck"

[LukeB]

Season 3 Re-Watch

1.Sarah
2.Kevin
3.Jordan
4.Naeha
5.Willow
6.Zach
7.Godfrey
8.Sindy
9.Bobby
10.Pilar
11.Bruno
12.Ashleigh
13.Graig
14.Johnny
15.Risha
16.Brittnee

[Dominic]

Did you just rewatch to hate Brittnee more idgi

[Ross.]

Horrified at the thought of Graig not in the red

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Horrified at the thought of Graig not in the red

Ginga ninja proba

[LemonJam]

Originally Posted by LukeB

BBUK could use Kenny as an example for casting because stereotypes can be annoying after a while and so many could relate with him because not everyone gay male is flamboyant and act the same way(which most people think)

See I don't really understand this and there's a kinda broad topic of discussion here so I'm gonna open this can of worms.

Firstly most people assume I'm straight. Why? I don't know and it's kinda annoying. Maybe it's because I don't pay attention to pop culture, I love rap music, I don't really care about my appearance/personal style, I'm very low-key, I hate shopping etc. However if I fancy whacking on an episode of Absolutely Fabulous, pouring myself a glass of rosé wine or girating around to Destinys Child and someone says "omg you're sooo gay" I'm not gonna be offended because well... I am gay? And if I see an effeminate gay man on a show such as Big Brother I'm not going to be concerned about how he represents the community because of his flamboyance, he is who he is and I will care more about his personality.

I mean masculinity is essentially just a concept that's drilled in by society's norms and as gay men I feel that we really understand this better than anyone. I wouldn't say Aneal or Mitch are particularly flamboyant but they are themselves without any concerns of masculinity. Plus I don't think Kenny was a good role model for gay people. In fact he was arguably one of the worst: hiding your sexuality from the house is just an awful, awful example. If 13 year old LemonJam was watching Kenny saying "I'm not going to come out in case it's used against me" I would be even more scared to come out. Plus the fact he played with womens emotions that he would never be interested in, called women bitches and that he'd push one of them down the stairs, I don't really see him as good representation.

Now take Gary who was himself and extremely proud and imagine the impact Gary probably had on young gay kids watching the show, (especially if he would have won as Topaz intended. ) There is a need for the Garys and the Rauls and the Scotts on these kinds of programs so kids like them can feel like they're not alone and that they're represented, because there are a lot of flamboyant gay people out there and we love them all. There is nothing wrong with being flamboyant, hell, I wish I was a bit more flamboyant. There is so much harm in the whole "masc" and "straight acting" concept when people shouldn't care about being "manly" whether you're homosexual or heterosexual. What's more important is that you are yourself.

[Lostie!]

Yeah, I personally don't agree about Kenny being a good blueprint for future gay contestants on Big Brother. Sure, he wasn't a stereotype but that doesn't automatically make him a positive representation of gay guys. For the most part I found him to be really unpleasant and difficult to like.

And then there was him hiding his sexuality for most of the game because he thought that would benefit him, which I as a gay guy just find really insulting to be honest (and a lot more problematic than a more stereotypical guy being cast).

To each their own of course, but I definitely wouldn't look to Kenny for an archetype that BB should use for casting gay guys in the future.

[Macie Lightfoot]

LJ's post was beautiful. Even with the whole masc gay debate aside, Kenny was really whiny and smug and just a dick to everyone around him? And lol he only had his ~inspirational~ coming out when he panicked bc Canada hated him and his alliance idk, I just don't think that having a wacky beard qualifies as a personality trait like Kenny clearly does.

[Wizard.]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

See I don't really understand this and there's a kinda broad topic of discussion here so I'm gonna open this can of worms.

Firstly most people assume I'm straight. Why? I don't know and it's kinda annoying. Maybe it's because I don't pay attention to pop culture, I love rap music, I don't really care about my appearance/personal style, I'm very low-key, I hate shopping etc. However if I fancy whacking on an episode of Absolutely Fabulous, pouring myself a glass of rosé wine or girating around to Destinys Child and someone says "omg you're sooo gay" I'm not gonna be offended because well... I am gay? And if I see an effeminate gay man on a show such as Big Brother I'm not going to be concerned about how he represents the community because of his flamboyance, he is who he is and I will care more about his personality.

I mean masculinity is essentially just a concept that's drilled in by society's norms and as gay men I feel that we really understand this better than anyone. I wouldn't say Aneal or Mitch are particularly flamboyant but they are themselves without any concerns of masculinity. Plus I don't think Kenny was a good role model for gay people. In fact he was arguably one of the worst: hiding your sexuality from the house is just an awful, awful example. If 13 year old LemonJam was watching Kenny saying "I'm not going to come out in case it's used against me" I would be even more scared to come out. Plus the fact he played with womens emotions that he would never be interested in, called women bitches and that he'd push one of them down the stairs, I don't really see him as good representation.

Now take Gary who was himself and extremely proud and imagine the impact Gary probably had on young gay kids watching the show, (especially if he would have won as Topaz intended. ) There is a need for the Garys and the Rauls and the Scotts on these kinds of programs so kids like them can feel like they're not alone and that they're represented, because there are a lot of flamboyant gay people out there and we love them all. There is nothing wrong with being flamboyant, hell, I wish I was a bit more flamboyant. There is so much harm in the whole "masc" and "straight acting" concept when people shouldn't care about being "manly" whether you're homosexual or heterosexual. What's more important is that you are yourself.

This is spot on, I actually felt for Rachelle too because she genuinely thought he had an interest in her and he used her, I know this is Big Brother but that's just mean.

Also Willow being so high up in your list most boring superfan ever? Along with Jordan who had the worst gameplay of the entire season.

[Dominic]

All BBCAN3 superfans were horrible other than Sarah and lowkey Naeha.