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New show - Jordan Idol

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Katie Price twitter: I can't wait to go up and down the country to audition girls for one of my new shows Jordan Idol
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    BellagioBellagio Posts: 3,249
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    It's a misprint - should be "Jordan Idle".
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 3,991
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    I feel sick - what an awful thought - a bunch of Jordan wannabees, over made up, posing and pouting UGH! One Jordan is more than enough.
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    kiviraatkiviraat Posts: 4,634
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    I seen that tweet and all I could picture were droves of young girls with the skin tone of an Oompah Loompah flocking... *shudders*
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    Nuts In MayNuts In May Posts: 1,616
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    Are there still girls who want to emulate her?

    Don't know why anyone would want to have skin the colour of an aged leather armchair, polyester hair and caterpillars for eyebrows. Not to mention bowling balls for t*ts and a top lip to rival Donald Duck's.

    :p :eek: :D
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    MuttsnuttsMuttsnutts Posts: 3,506
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    I know I sound like a moaning git but this is everything that's wrong with this country. People have lost the plot. Or are they just lazy?
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    lexi22lexi22 Posts: 16,394
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    Even the thought of this is too awful to contemplate.

    Who is commissioning this crap? Are they insane?
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    BReal2BReal2 Posts: 863
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    If she wanted to look for Jordan wannabes all she has to do is look at CAN's client roster.
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    greengrangreengran Posts: 4,129
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    Girls have no ambition nowadays, they either want to be a 'glamour model' like Jordan, or a footballers wag. What a sad state of affairs when these kind of programmes are being made.
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    lexi22lexi22 Posts: 16,394
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    greengran wrote: »
    Girls have no ambition nowadays, they either want to be a 'glamour model' like Jordan, or a footballers wag. What a sad state of affairs when these kind of programmes are being made.

    Bit of a generalisation there. :) Only a comparitively small number of chavvy ill-educated greedy for fame and attention girls with no prospects want fame via this route, they're just more vocal and we hear more about them (sadly) than the millions of girls who are out there busy studying and planning their careers outside of the golddigger/**** for hire industries.

    It's really only the media that makes things seem that way. The reality is quite different. IMO and experience of course.
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    SillyBillyGoatSillyBillyGoat Posts: 22,266
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    Oh
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    God

    :eek:
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 423
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    urgh this actually makes me feel sick.

    But there are very insecure people out there who may well think that this is the way to happiness.

    Also by girls- does she mean young women or children?

    If the latter then :eek: and I am for some reason instantly reminded of JonBenet Ramsey, I dont know for why- just popped into my head.

    But really Jordan/Katie please stfu
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    Nuts In MayNuts In May Posts: 1,616
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    lexi22 wrote: »
    Even the thought of this is too awful to contemplate.

    Who is commissioning this crap? Are they insane?

    It's probably been commissioned by Living from her production company, so in the end, she's got to take the blame. ;)
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    greengrangreengran Posts: 4,129
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    lexi22 wrote: »
    Bit of a generalisation there. :) Only a comparitively small number of chavvy ill-educated greedy for fame and attention girls with no prospects want fame via this route, they're just more vocal and we hear more about them (sadly) than the millions of girls who are out there busy studying and planning their careers outside of the golddigger/**** for hire industries.

    It's really only the media that makes things seem that way. The reality is quite different. IMO and experience of course.

    Yes, sorry, I should have said ' a lot of girls' . I agree they're not all like that, but there are many who are.
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    Blondie XBlondie X Posts: 28,662
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    lexi22 wrote: »
    Bit of a generalisation there. :) Only a comparitively small number of chavvy ill-educated greedy for fame and attention girls with no prospects want fame via this route, they're just more vocal and we hear more about them (sadly) than the millions of girls who are out there busy studying and planning their careers outside of the golddigger/**** for hire industries.

    It's really only the media that makes things seem that way. The reality is quite different. IMO and experience of course.

    Agreed. My sister and her friends are all 17/18 and are more interested in getting into uni and getting a career afterwards. They think the likes of Jordan etc are vile chavs and are to be ridiculed not admired.
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    FuzzyWigLoverFuzzyWigLover Posts: 271
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    Love her or loathe her, this will be a huge success. The tide had well and truly turned, and I wish her all the very best.
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    Nuts In MayNuts In May Posts: 1,616
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    Love her or loathe her, this will be a huge success. The tide had well and truly turned, and I wish her all the very best.

    It'll be a success for Living, but they only get about 1 million viewers a week. :D:D
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    hooterhooter Posts: 30,206
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    Are there still girls who want to emulate her?

    Don't know why anyone would want to have skin the colour of an aged leather armchair, polyester hair and caterpillars for eyebrows. Not to mention bowling balls for t*ts and a top lip to rival Donald Duck's.

    :p :eek: :D

    You`ve obviously made a close study of her cors your description is such an uncanny likeness of the siren herself!:D:D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,020
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    Love her or loathe her, this will be a huge success. The tide had well and truly turned, and I wish her all the very best.

    I agree. Its not to be taken too seriously, its light hearted entertainment. It won't change the way teenages think its just will be cringeworthy tv. Like the auditions at the beginning of XFactor of people who think they can sing. I wonder who the judges will be.
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    Nuts In MayNuts In May Posts: 1,616
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    hooter wrote: »
    You`ve obviously made a close study of her cors your description is such an uncanny likeness of the siren herself!:D:D

    She's so in-yer-face I don't think anyone can avoid her! ;):D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,020
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    greengran wrote: »
    Girls have no ambition nowadays, they either want to be a 'glamour model' like Jordan, or a footballers wag. What a sad state of affairs when these kind of programmes are being made.

    I think there are only a few who fancy their chances as a wag or a wannabe, most including my teenager study really hard to get decent jobs. There are many opportunities now for education, travel etc. I think a lot more when I was at school. Having said that she likes watching KP its escapism.
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    tangsmantangsman Posts: 3,661
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    Pure trash television.
    Only a total moron would look forward to this.
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    Blondie XBlondie X Posts: 28,662
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    tangsman wrote: »
    Pure trash television.
    Only a total moron would look forward to this.
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    :D Hard to argue with you on that

    Anyone mad enough to watch it better make sure the colour on their tv is turned down low because the orange glow will be enough to blind them
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    johartukjohartuk Posts: 11,320
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    I wonder what this 'Competition' will involve?

    WEEK 1 - The Future's Orange...

    The contestants compete in a challenge to see who can end up looking the most radioactive. The one who looks most like an Oompa Lumpa at the end of the challenge wins. The two contestants with the lowest number of votes from the public go through to the CHAV-OFF:-

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHAeHJiIjB4

    Katie Price then has to save one of them (or send it to dead-lock if she can't be arsed).

    The leaving contestant will be subjected to a barrage of abuse by the other contestants before singing the farewell song:-

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARja3jjnKdw

    At the end of the song, the leaving contestant will have her hair extensions yanked out by the remaining Jordan Wannabees before being escorted off the premises by security.
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    johartukjohartuk Posts: 11,320
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    Future episodes:-

    WEEK 2 - Veneer We Go Again

    Contestants will get plastic looking, ill-fitting veneers done, then will compete to see who can lose the most over the next 7 days.

    WEEK 3 - Botoxic

    It's time to get the needles out. Will our contestants be able to get that frozen Jordan look?

    WEEK 4 - Horseing Around

    Time for the contestants to see if they can emulate the plastic one's talent for buying, then discarding horses.

    WEEK 5 - Death Race 2011

    How many obsticles will the contestants hit as they drive a massive pink horsebox around the track? Remember, while driving, they have to have their vision obscured by a bag, towel or other similar object. They will also have to either talk on a mobile phone or spray perfume.

    WEEK 6 - Hogging The Headlines

    How many stories about themselves will the contestants be able to sell to the media in the course of one week?
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    *Sparkle**Sparkle* Posts: 10,957
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    I wonder if they'll have themes?

    *shagging footballer week, then selling the story
    *shagging pop star week, then selling the story
    *slagging off high profile celeb of the week week
    *leaking embarassing, but tabloid-worthy "home movie" week
    *selling your grannie week
    *keeping a straight face when you bully people, then claim to be the victim
    *turning a traumatic event into a good story, then breaking it up into as many parts as possible in order to string it out. Extra points for getting people talking by dropping hints about un-named celebs being involved

    The finale can be a head to head "honesty" competition, where contestants take it in turns to come up with the nastiest insults.

    On the plus side, at least it will help social services to target their resources by bringing together so many people with psychological problems in the one location.

    Sorry Johark, we appear to have been writing along the same lines at the same time. It really is true that it takes a lot of effort to be famous the Jordan way.:p
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