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In previous years, I’ve felt the attempts to interfere by the tabloids have been rather off – people spend their money voting etc, and then the papers try to mess with things. Rude, at the least. But this time…
Well, the plane with the banner was interesting, insofar as Becki’s reaction was a bit odd, though I may be saying that because we know she nominated Michelle. She was, as a result, forced to outright deny having nominated (read: lie). Then she seemed in an unseemly rush to go into the diary room, where she did a bit of justification (like the way she said she HAD to nominate someone, or she’d be up for eviction: I would have thought that not nominating would have gone over quite well with the public, but that’s just me). So she’s up for nomination in her first week – as is often the case with mid-way-through-brought-ins – and I’d imagine she’ll be out as a result of the attempted deception, amongst other things.
So the Sun’s interference has actually been interesting, as it created a parallel plotline which only the viewers (and Becki) are aware of. And which, as I say, I reckon will see her out on Friday. Which would almost be a shame for Ahmed, though watching his recent behaviour does, I’m amashed to admit, keep me amused.
Jason and Victor’s reactions to not being allowed to vote were pretty much as you might expect: Jason went truculent, whereas Victor said he wasn’t going to bleat and then proceeded to bleat.
Childish aside: I hope that when Jason leaves, Davina talks about his relationship with Victor and they show a misty-edged montage of them walking in the garden and lying a-bed, with ‘The Look of Love’ playing over it. |
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