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It's a shame he wasn't in the original lineup. Can you imagine what John Lydon would have made of him?!
by Whistler
They have Timmy Mallet on standby...
Posted: 19:33 Feb 05 2004
I'm A Celebrity.....
This is the first year I've watched it (and even then, only bits). Anybody else watch it (daft question)?
You get the impression that this is the only celebrity show where the celebrities they get are the ones they want, rather than the only ones they can get
You get the impression that this is the only celebrity show where the celebrities they get are the ones they want, rather than the only ones they can get
Posted: 19:33 Feb 05 2004 
Actually, to be fair to Mr Lydon, he actually left because a) he thought he was going to win and thought it was fairer to leave to give the others a chance, b) because he felt the way people were evicted was cruel and it was hard on the others to take and c) he felt he had done what he wanted to do in camp and was not at the beck and call of producers who wanted the celebrities to jump through hoops.
by Byron
...and he leaves over the lack of wine. Rather a case of, "Never mind the c-word, where's my merlot?"
Anyway, I now think Kerry will win. She has come through a rough start, shown she is a good sport, never had a bad word to say about any of the others, wants to finish the show to prove something to herself rather than feels she deserves to win (Jordan, take not) and is now backed by the ex-favourite, John Lydon.
The other favourites, Jordan and Lord Brockett, while still entertaining, may start antagonising viewers against them with their bitching about Jennie and their general attitude.
(Edited by Whistler 06/02/2004 08:39)
Posted: 08:32 Feb 06 2004
Seems like I'm the only one posting on here at the moment... 
Anyway, so Alex was voted off tonight. I kinda hoped it would be Lord B because he is really annoying me right now with his nasty attitude towards Jennie. And Jordan has fallen again in my estimations in the way she has manipulated Peter. Okay, so he's a prat but what you see is what you get with him. Jordan is playing mind games with the poor bloke and has got him spinning in circles not knowing what to believe.
So, I want Kerry to win now (as, I think, do most of the viewing public) with Peter and Jennie joining her in the final three.
(Edited by Whistler 06/02/2004 22:42)
Anyway, so Alex was voted off tonight. I kinda hoped it would be Lord B because he is really annoying me right now with his nasty attitude towards Jennie. And Jordan has fallen again in my estimations in the way she has manipulated Peter. Okay, so he's a prat but what you see is what you get with him. Jordan is playing mind games with the poor bloke and has got him spinning in circles not knowing what to believe.
So, I want Kerry to win now (as, I think, do most of the viewing public) with Peter and Jennie joining her in the final three.
(Edited by Whistler 06/02/2004 22:42)
Posted: 22:41 Feb 06 2004 
Actually no offence to Mike Read, but I think Timmy would have been a better starter choice than himself. Mike isn't a lot older than John, but he certainly came across more like slippers and pj man.
by DJ Billy
(quotes)It's a shame he wasn't in the original lineup. Can you imagine what John Lydon would have made of him?!
I'm still enjoying watching Lord B in general - ok I think they are making a mountain out of a molehill on the ITV1 evening slot as they put together what they like and are making a huge big think of what he is saying. OK so he voices his opinion, when some of the others keep them to themselves - does that really make him such a bad guy. It's probably more paranoia about being left in the jungle with her at the end. I believe he was surprised at where her voting audience was coming from and I have to agree with him. Afterall Jennie seems to be creeping higher up the voting ladder. If John hadn't walked I'm 90% convinced she would have been out that night
by Whistler
I kinda hoped it would be Lord B because he is really annoying me right now with his nasty attitude towards Jennie.
Agreed, things have got really spiteful it seems in the last few days since I've watched it. At first I think she was intrigued by his interest, and I suppose when you are all individuals in the jungle its nice to have a huggable pal to keep you cosy. But I don't remember her mentioning a boyfriend anywhere in the first week (I only watch the evening so she may have done) and now she seems to be chucking this gem of information around this evening when it suits her
And Jordan has fallen again in my estimations in the way she has manipulated Peter.
She really was hoping Peter would be out tonight too I still don't like Kerry, I'm afraid first impressions of her being a whiner are still deep in my mind.
Lord B is my number 1 since John left cause he's a cheesy cocky toff
Posted: 22:54 Feb 06 2004
Jordan has mentioned Scott (her boyfriend) since Day One and has referred to him several times since then. She was annoyed that he didn't text her before she went into the camp.
I've also been watching a lot of the delayed live streams and Lord B has definitely become particularly nasty in the last couple of days. He's saying that, because he has moaned about Jennie to the others, and they have nodded and smiled, this has meant they agree with him about her. Yet, it has been clear that they're all embarrassed about the way he has been talking about her.
And, yes, Kerry was a whiner to begin with, but, in my mind, she has 'matured' from her experience, become a stronger person for it, hates any confrontation and has emerged as a strong favourite.
And I don't mind admitting I was wrong about her.
(Edited by Whistler 06/02/2004 23:03)
I've also been watching a lot of the delayed live streams and Lord B has definitely become particularly nasty in the last couple of days. He's saying that, because he has moaned about Jennie to the others, and they have nodded and smiled, this has meant they agree with him about her. Yet, it has been clear that they're all embarrassed about the way he has been talking about her.
And, yes, Kerry was a whiner to begin with, but, in my mind, she has 'matured' from her experience, become a stronger person for it, hates any confrontation and has emerged as a strong favourite.
And I don't mind admitting I was wrong about her.
(Edited by Whistler 06/02/2004 23:03)
Posted: 22:59 Feb 06 2004
I still say that the condensed show and the papers only deal in the bits they want you to see ... but that's what gets people talking about it I suppose
Posted: 23:12 Feb 06 2004 It's possible that having been in the army, he's not used to someone disagreeing with what he says and he just doesn't know how to deal with it!
by Whistler
I've also been watching a lot of the delayed live streams and Lord B has definitely become particularly nasty in the last couple of days.
Posted: 23:13 Feb 06 2004 Yup, I think you've hit the nail on the head.
by DJ Billy
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It's possible that having been in the army, he's not used to someone disagreeing with what he says and he just doesn't know how to deal with it!
Posted: 23:15 Feb 06 2004
I must admit Lord B intrigues me though because all the others are much how I imagined they would be from their announcements. He is very much the outsider and certainly not the type of character I expected him to be.
Most army types are generally uppercrust and guarded, but he's very hand-ons and filthy. The whole thing about chatty up slappers had me in geniune hysterics when it was aired
Most army types are generally uppercrust and guarded, but he's very hand-ons and filthy. The whole thing about chatty up slappers had me in geniune hysterics when it was aired
Posted: 23:37 Feb 06 2004
In a similar case, with C4's 'The Games', I expected to find James Hewitt as the media painted him. But he proved a pleasant person, tolerant of others and he didn't resort to bitching about people behind their backs to others.
Okay, it was a different scenario but still a stressful and competitive one. I just feel that, below the pleasant facade, Lord B has quite the nasty streak.
Okay, it was a different scenario but still a stressful and competitive one. I just feel that, below the pleasant facade, Lord B has quite the nasty streak.
Posted: 23:45 Feb 06 2004
Peter must have known she has a boyfriend. They're always plastered over the newspapers and OK magazine. I think it's funny the way she treats him, he's such a sap. But then I'm a nasty cow anyway
Posted: 10:45 Feb 07 2004
Last night he said something about not knowing who this Jordan character was before the brief information he got on her from the press just before leaving for the show.
I don't follow a lot of paper gossip, but I didn't think she had anyone regular since giving birth. Was surprised to see the papers saying she'd been linked to this bloke for 18 months.
It is getting quite grating though, from what I've heard he went into an immature mode when she was discussing Gareth. I take it he went off on a strop following that?
) Did expect James to win as he seemed the best overall.
Perhaps the problem with Lord B is finding a place to fit in. I suspect falling from grace and his term in prison wasn't too cosy. Someone was saying he wasn't keen on Jennie because she was trying to be like a fake posh person - I guess she's the ultimate insult for his type of *breeding*
I love seeing *celebrities* making a tit of themselves which is why I'll watch most related programmes like the celebrity fort boyards, fear factors etc etc - it puts them in a completely different light. I have to admit to finding William Hague very amusing when he did his presenting stint on Have I got News for you
I don't follow a lot of paper gossip, but I didn't think she had anyone regular since giving birth. Was surprised to see the papers saying she'd been linked to this bloke for 18 months.
It is getting quite grating though, from what I've heard he went into an immature mode when she was discussing Gareth. I take it he went off on a strop following that?
I watched a few of those, and actually found my tolerance of Lee from Steps go up a few notches (as he always looks like he's poncing about in the band
by Whistler
In a similar case, with C4's 'The Games', I expected to find James Hewitt as the media painted him. But he proved a pleasant person, tolerant of others and he didn't resort to bitching about people behind their backs to others.
) Did expect James to win as he seemed the best overall.Perhaps the problem with Lord B is finding a place to fit in. I suspect falling from grace and his term in prison wasn't too cosy. Someone was saying he wasn't keen on Jennie because she was trying to be like a fake posh person - I guess she's the ultimate insult for his type of *breeding*
I love seeing *celebrities* making a tit of themselves which is why I'll watch most related programmes like the celebrity fort boyards, fear factors etc etc - it puts them in a completely different light. I have to admit to finding William Hague very amusing when he did his presenting stint on Have I got News for you
Posted: 11:24 Feb 07 2004 
....aaaaaaaand Jordan is outta there!
She wanted to go anyway
She wanted to go anyway
Posted: 22:06 Feb 07 2004
She really hadn't done herself any favours at all in the last few days Shame really as she looked like she would be a strong contender in the first few shows.
At least she'll get to read all the press about her whilst the others are still in the jungle
The voting for the bottom 2 has really been all swaying from one to the other recently too
Shame really as she looked like she would be a strong contender in the first few shows.At least she'll get to read all the press about her whilst the others are still in the jungle
The voting for the bottom 2 has really been all swaying from one to the other recently too
Posted: 23:51 Feb 07 2004
So, if Lord B goes tonight, my prediction for the final three will comne true....
Posted: 18:05 Feb 08 2004
It seems that Peter Andre's record company are re-releasing Mysterious Girl on 23rd Feb. It was after nearly 40,000 people texted Chris Moyles requesting it.
Originally Moyles was trying to get Bros' I Owe You Nothing re-released, but their record company said that this wouldn't be possible
Originally Moyles was trying to get Bros' I Owe You Nothing re-released, but their record company said that this wouldn't be possible
Posted: 19:44 Feb 08 2004 Looks like your prediction came true.. Now what about next week's lottery numbers?
by Whistler
So, if Lord B goes tonight, my prediction for the final three will comne true....
Posted: 22:47 Feb 08 2004 2, 13, 24, 27, 39, 40....
by Stoo
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Looks like your prediction came true.. Now what about next week's lottery numbers?
Posted: 23:11 Feb 08 2004 
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