[Gstar]

Drag the closet case Hughie

[Ross.]

Hughie is so aggressive but it's hilarious

[Greg!]

Poor Hughie there was no need for everyone to be shouting at him. Jackson is vile for getting up in his face

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Poor Hughie there was no need for everyone to be shouting at him. Jackson is vile for getting up in his face

[Beso]

His voice.

[erinp5]

She was to busy with Jackson
#BBUK: Natalie Rowe and Jackson Blyton clash over cleaning http://www.tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv...-cleaning.html …

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by erinp5

She was to busy with Jackson
#BBUK: Natalie Rowe and Jackson Blyton clash over cleaning http://www.tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv...-cleaning.html …

perched for this one

[Jason.]

Mess that article makes it sound like it was a one word disagreement and it's more of an argument between Jayne and Natalie

[armand.kay]

****ing love hughie

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Jason.

perched for this one

oop same

[TomC]

I love this series so much

Such an improvement on the last two already

[Amy Jade]

Hughie is SO annoying, he's always starting arguments and then playing the victim

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Doesn't involve Natalie but does involve Hughie who argues with everyone.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Hughie is so aggressive but it's hilarious

Erm...ok

[*mazedsalv**]

I'm sorry but I adore Hughie, he does not back down. Jackson probably thinks he wouldn't dare to answer back... oh, well, you got an answer back Jackson

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Hughie is SO annoying, he's always starting arguments and then playing the victim

How? He never plays the victim.

if he did, he'd go into the DR and cry about being treated unfairly. Hughie gives it as much as one possibly can and doesn't back down. How does that make him play the victim?

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

How? He never plays the victim.

if he did, he'd go into the DR and cry about being treated unfairly. Hughie gives it as much as one possibly can and doesn't back down. How does that make him play the victim?

this he even said in the dr after his row with Natalie that he would have anyone in the house in an argument. Doesn't really sound like playing the victim to me

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

I'm sorry but I adore Hughie, he does not back down. Jackson probably thinks he wouldn't dare to answer back... oh, well, you got an answer back Jackson

yeah thats what I love most about him. Like he is so sweet and cute you wouldn't expect him to have such a short temper so both Natalie and Jackson probably thought they could easily shut him down and intimidate him. Probably why Natalie still holds a grudge with him to this day...

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

yeah thats what I love most about him. Like he is so sweet and cute you wouldn't expect him to have such a short temper so both Natalie and Jackson probably thought they could easily shut him down and intimidate him. Probably why Natalie still holds a grudge with him to this day...

Maybe he's just genuinely annoying. Didn't Alex and Jackson slag him behind his back?

[Greg!]

This has cemented Hughie as my fave I've decided

[jet]

Hughie is a brilliant HM. He is charismatic and quite endearing one minute, then the next he is taking offence so easily and showing that fiery temper without being hateful. So he stands out either way. A possible winner?

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

Maybe he's just genuinely annoying. Didn't Alex and Jackson slag him behind his back?

Don't think Alex did. But he was present when Natalie was spreading her dislike about him to him and Jackson literally 26 seconds after they walked into the Others house.

[BB-J*I*N*X]

if not Natalie but then it had to be Hughie, don't get why everyone loves him bored of the constant shouting ZZZZZ

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by jet

Hughie is a brilliant HM. He is charismatic and quite endearing one minute, then the next he is taking offence so easily and showing that fiery temper without being hateful. So he stands out either way. A possible winner?

...the focus of the house has been so much on Marco's behaviour in terms of being immature..but I find Hughie very childlike in his personality..(not immature though..)...he's very much like many children I've known whose frustrations and not understanding something or of not being understood themselves in situations will cause the anger outbursts to those extremes, but it's anger with themselves more than anything..but I do think that it is just a frustration anger with him, like it seems to be with this...he wants to know what 'it' is that has to be dropped and he wants to speak and he's denied both...

[jet]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...the focus of the house has been so much on Marco's behaviour in terms of being immature..but I find Hughie very childlike in his personality..(not immature though..)...he's very much like many children I've known whose frustrations and not understanding something or of not being understood themselves in situations will cause the anger outbursts to those extremes, but it's anger with themselves more than anything..but I do think that it is just a frustration anger with him, like it seems to be with this...he wants to know what 'it' is that has to be dropped and he wants to speak and he's denied both...

YES! You've read him just right Ammi. Great stuff!