the_holgate_roof
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She forgot it was a game and just gave into emotion, Jaz had given her enough but she didn’t want to believe, very costly.
She couldn't think past her fanny flutters Did she not ask herself why Jaz wouldn't have just voted to end the game if he was a traitor?
The votes had already been 'locked in' at that point though.He did have the chance, when he played his “banishment” card, he was asked to explain why
Except they allowed Mollie to ask Harry if it was him and him to reply.He couldn't. The final votes were made with no discussions or debate.
Absolutely no sympathy for Mollie whatsoever. She allowed her heart to rule her head and didn’t understand they were playing a game. That said they could get together as a couple back in the real world and share anyway.
Harry's swearing was ok though was it?No need for the swearing Mollie!
No, need for it!Harry's swearing was ok though was it?
They always ask if the votes are locked inExcept they allowed Mollie to ask Harry if it was him and him to reply.
Feels like this was all gerrymandered for Harry to win...since when has 'the votes aren't locked in until everyone is happy' been a thing?
Never known anyone be allowed to change a vote like that before.
My guess is the faithfuls won last time, the BBC wanted a traitor win this time to keep it interesting.
I'm starting to think it was maybe all a setup.Except they allowed Mollie to ask Harry if it was him and him to reply.
Feels like this was all gerrymandered for Harry to win...since when has 'the votes aren't locked in until everyone is happy' been a thing?
Never known anyone be allowed to change a vote like that before.
My guess is the faithfuls won last time, the BBC wanted a traitor win this time to keep it interesting.
The had a chance for discussion between the 1st banishment and the end game. The rules are laid out, that’s why at the final round table for me jaz wasn’t head strong to push his agendaIn fairness, I thought the format should have allowed for more discussion between rounds of voting.
Contestants were only really asked why they wanted to vote or end it. Some, like Andrew, used that to jab a finger at another player, but there was little real opportunity to persuade, argue or substantiate accusations
Why would a traitor chose to banish? Can’t really feel sorry for someone being such an idiot at the end.
Tbey have decided to can it after Series 2 in Oz. You will understand why after youve seen it.Just started to watch Australian season 2 on Iplayer
As a wise man once said, everything on TV is scripted even if they pretend it isn't. Why would they spend so much money to leave any drama to chance?