[Rob!]

Ignoring all the exposed stuff he's said on Twitter, in terms of actual entertainment value I think he's going to be good. I think he's a really interesting character. Not likeable in the slightest but interesting.

[Jordan.]

He's a tad unique

[reece(:]

An Anton wannabe

[Rob!]

Anton could never

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by reece(:

An Anton wannabe

A tesco Anton at best..

[Xtopher]

I'm looking forward to more of him, weirdly enough.

[Lostie!]

His whole shtick is way too contrived for me. He'd be crap even without the exposed comments.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

A tesco Anton at best..

#AldiAnton

[LukeB]

Why has this season got some tesco old housemates?

Chelsea = Dexter
Ryan = Mark
Andrew ='Anton

[Jack_]

I agree. A promising start for him IMO, one of the best housemates from the first episode.

It's about time we had someone who was openly wiling to be ruthless and 'play the game' (as best as you can in BBUK). They've asked them to fight for their place in the main house and he's the only one who seems bothered and determined.

Judging him on tweets from four years ago is just silly. The point of the show is to judge them as housemates, or else why are we bothering to watch?

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I agree. A promising start for him IMO, one of the best housemates from the first episode.

It's about time we had someone who was openly wiling to be ruthless and 'play the game' (as best as you can in BBUK). They've asked them to fight for their place in the main house and he's the only one who seems bothered and determined.

Judging him on tweets from four years ago is just silly. The point of the show is to judge them as housemates, or else why are we bothering to watch?

It's not that silly. Four years ago maybe but he was still a grown adult at the time, not a silly kid. Anyone who's willing to spout such hateful crap isn't someone I'm willing to lend my support to.

But yeah, comments aside I'd be finding him tiresome anyway.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I agree. A promising start for him IMO, one of the best housemates from the first episode.

It's about time we had someone who was openly wiling to be ruthless and 'play the game' (as best as you can in BBUK). They've asked them to fight for their place in the main house and he's the only one who seems bothered and determined.

Judging him on tweets from four years ago is just silly. The point of the show is to judge them as housemates, or else why are we bothering to watch?

Because some may watch for different reasons than the one you watch it for?

[reece(:]

Nevermind the tweets he's still a one trick pony

His self importance will grate by the end of the week

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

It's not that silly. Four years ago maybe but he was still a grown adult at the time, not a silly kid. Anyone who's willing to spout such hateful crap isn't someone I'm willing to lend my support to.

But yeah, comments aside I'd be finding him tiresome anyway.

If he'd made the comments a week ago it'd still be silly, that was my main point. The fact it was four years ago only heightens that really.

Like, if we're just going to judge housemates by their actions outside of the show, why don't we just get an entire background check of all of the housemates life histories with character references from people they know, and judge them on that, crown a winner and let's not bother with the series? Because if people are just going to hold things against housemates for things they've done outside of an entertainment programme and the false reality that the Big Brother house is, then I don't really see what the point of us watching is, or even the housemates bothering to show up.

Originally Posted by jet

Because some may watch for different reasons than the one you watch it for?

Those being to judge housemates by their life histories (of which we know very little about, btw - a few tweets don't tell you everything) as if it's at all relevant to an entertainment television programme? Or to judge housemates as people rather than as housemates? Which is counterproductive. Or perhaps both?

Either way, there'd still not be much point in watching, so maybe you shouldn't bother? Might be best for the series too

[Maru]

He has potential to be a good villain but we'll see. He comes off as someone who would be unwilling to play nice in certain circumstances.

[Cal.]

Yeah although I hate his comments I want him to stay because he is definitely unique and intruiging

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Nevermind the tweets he's still a one trick pony

His self importance will grate by the end of the week

Yeah I was thinking the same. He seemed cool at first but now I am thinking, 'okay dude, stop being so aloof. We get it, now let's see something different.'

So far I've seen nothing from this guy that makes me like him.

And what's his accent? American? Irish???

[chuff me dizzy]

I want to see more of him too ,could be the series saving grace

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Yeah I was thinking the same. He seemed cool at first but now I am thinking, 'okay dude, stop being so aloof. We get it, now let's see something different.'

So far I've seen nothing from this guy that makes me like him.

And what's his accent? American? Irish???

American, he's from Chicago

[LeatherTrumpet]

i think he will be exposed and hated very soon, he strikes me as a mild sociopath

[Vanessa]

He seems very scheming to me, so he could be great in the House.

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by MB.

American, he's from Chicago

Thanks.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Haven't paid attention since launch night because been racking my brain where the fack have I seen this man before- was it dinner date? Street mate? Did I work with him? No this morning I wake up my first thought "shipwrecked??" I google that and it turns out it was Tristan his younger brother with exact same face and voice who was fit but a prick and massive game player.

[Guuki]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I agree. A promising start for him IMO, one of the best housemates from the first episode.

It's about time we had someone who was openly wiling to be ruthless and 'play the game' (as best as you can in BBUK). They've asked them to fight for their place in the main house and he's the only one who seems bothered and determined.

Judging him on tweets from four years ago is just silly. The point of the show is to judge them as housemates, or else why are we bothering to watch?

This.
I really like Andrew as a housemate and he's going to be the entertaining one for sure.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Guuki

This.
I really like Andrew as a housemate and he's going to be the entertaining one for sure.

Just like his brother was in shipwrecked.