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Originally Posted by starry

It's nothing new though, Faria Alam was in an earlier series.

The problem is though that the audience have already made up their minds on them before they even enter the house, and to me that defeats the whole purpose of the show. Also those in the house will just bitch about those they think are unpopular on the outside to increase their popularity. I suppose all this is ok for those who just was it as a pantomime with heroes and villains, but I prefer it more as an experiment about real complex people.

I totally agree with all said there

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Originally Posted by starry

It's nothing new though, Faria Alam was in an earlier series.

The problem is though that the audience have already made up their minds on them before they even enter the house, and to me that defeats the whole purpose of the show. Also those in the house will just bitch about those they think are unpopular on the outside to increase their popularity. I suppose all this is ok for those who just was it as a pantomime with heroes and villains, but I prefer it more as an experiment about real complex people.

That's true, but your perception of them can change, I loved Anthony Cotton, but when he went into the jungle by the end I ended up not liking him.

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

i think we have moved on,its about who is in news at the time and who is being talked about also so called reality stars going from one reality show to another

Absolutely. And really Big Brother has been tied to the tabloids and the gossip magazines from nearly the beginning anyway. So anyone who is talked about in them is considered famous enough for Big Brother, like it or not.

[Marsh.]

How exactly was Louise famous?