[Shaun]

you are all lying if you don't think Jon Tickle is a serial killer

[Stu]

That's insane. I'm not a person who believes in coincidence. Did you say anything to him?

[Z]

Originally Posted by Stu

That's insane. I'm not a person who believes in coincidence. Did you say anything to him?

Nah, I've seen him around Glasgow a couple of times, he was carrying a gym bag, don't think he'd have appreciated me shouting "JUNGLE CATS!" at him

[Shaun]

you should've thrown a metal serving tray at him

[Stu]

That gym bag is just full of Lion bar wrappers and betting slips. If you knock it over and the stuff falls out he gets really angry and embarrassed but does nothing about it.

[Z]

Originally Posted by Stu

That gym bag is just full of Lion bar wrappers and betting slips. If you knock it over and the stuff falls out he gets really angry and embarrassed but does nothing about it.

[King Gizzard]

sleeping with the live feed on when they're all asleep because I'm a sad bastard who liked to think I was there with them <3

[Jack_]

Kenneth and Isaac were the true underrated gems of BB10, not Hira. Though it was obviously carried by the legends that were Marcus, Freddie, Noirin and as much as I hated her...Bea. Every cast member played their role though perhaps with the obvious exceptions of the irrelevant Bena-I-never-know-how-to-spell-her-name woman that left first, Hira and Tom. But the rest all offered something and there were so many different sub storylines going on, it's really not a credited enough series.

[Ammi]

what I liked about the 'old style' Channel 4 BB and particularly the earlier ones is that the housemates were not particularly chosen for 'conflicting personalities'...and that's what made it so interesting...I know that people want drama and I agree that you need the drama and the arguments to make the serious interesting/exciting and to keep you watching..but that drama and the conflicts just naturally came from people who came from different walks of life and had differing opinion or just basically clashed, which you never knew who that would happen with...people like Brian/Josh..Stuart/Amma...hmmm, I can't remember all of them but they weren't 'set up' as hero/villain characters like they seem to be now and just chosen because it's thought that their personalities will cause 'drama'..I think now it just becomes too much drama/arguments which is equally as tedious as it would be if they all drank tea all the time...also, when say a 'big character' gets voted out at the beginning, everyone blames the public/voters for 'spoiling' the show and wanting it to be a snorefest...and yeah, I know it's frustrating if you want to see more of that housemate and their 'entertainment' but I don't think the public are to blame at all because they are just naturally reacting to what the producers have contrived, which is an instant 'hero/villian' house..and obviously they can do that quite easily with the highlight editing...

[Ammi]

..what I meant to day was that if you put in varied character from different environments/walks of life, give them tasks to do, alcohol etc, the arguments/drama will naturally happen but there will also be unexpected bonds/friendships formed as well, which are equally as interesting...they don't need to put in people who they think are just extremely conflicting/outspoken etc because trying to 'contrive' a situation just never works out as well or entertaining...

[Ammi]

..oh, I joined in August 2009, just realised what the thread title was...