As someone who has had a mole in a similar spot removed I don't feel mean laughing at that! It is bloody awful place for a mole - you cannot hide it.
We’ve talked a bit about how I’m not a big fan of nostalgia for the sake of nostalgia. I’ve only watched the New York series but this is a perfect example of how to be nostalgic but still move the story forward. Anyone interested in watching this the original series had a handful of episodes on YouTube (message me and I’ll see if I can’t find the full series somewhere) and they’re really easy to watch at 20 minutes an episode.
I'm up to Day 24 when the divide is removed. I've been a lot slower than I was with 2012. More because I've been working more lately. I am enjoying the watch but the major storylines don't start as early as I remembered them. The first few weeks are all focused around Jade flirting, Ben being Ben, Tim annoying people. The Tahan and sugar sisters rivalry has now started.Whereabouts are you currently up to, @Zcsund1234?
I almost said exactly this yesterday. I hope they put the stupid booth back in just so he can do it.I hope to see this happen in 2022, given Tim is actually allowed to say it to her this time lol
Yeah. I've said previously that Seven should have had a companion show, even if just based on daily stuff/conversations etc so we actually get to know the HMs better.At the time I enjoyed having an extra show beyond the daily show to look forward to as well.
Exactly that. Even if it's short and weekly, I just want something extra that involves house chat with no strategy. I just want to get a basic understanding of who these people are.Yeah. I've said previously that Seven should have had a companion show, even if just based on daily stuff/conversations etc so we actually get to know the HMs better.
Yes, it was the closest thing to seeing the housemates "live" we got, and helped the hour was not game focused and just about the housemates letting loose. Think Brazil do a similar thing each week (and bring in DJs too for a weekly party).As flawed as the 2012-2014 seasons are, there is one thing I think channel 9 did well. I like the late night feast. It's not uncut but I enjoyed rewatching that first episode of it. Sexual conversations happened, political and controversial ones as well. And not to mention I had a flashback to being 13 and watching Mikkayla fake a very loud orgasm. Drew's strip tease was fun. I like that there was an adult version of the show included, and it proved that nudity wasn't necessary for an adult show. At the time I enjoyed having an extra show beyond the daily show to look forward to as well.
I enjoyed watching this for many reasons - they all had some really great things to say. I did find the era that drew said he saw himself coming from interesting. That is around my era. When I saw him on the promo the other day, he so reminded me of the teenage boys from my grungy 90's days - especially the ones who knew that they were cute but were just a but sick of the attention so deliberately looking grungier - or maybe to attract attention from someone that will try to change him? (past history has shown he seems to like the high drama relationships like that)
At 52:10 there is a scene of housemates discussing real life topics and sharing opinions. After watching all of these seasons one after the other, I think this is possibly one of the longest and most complex group conversations that's part of the daily show since 2001. This season was a bit slow and I wasn't as interested in it as I was previous seasons, but this scene caught my interest and I enjoyed listening to real life conversations between every day people.