In a fictional drama, an excuse is often required to provide the audience with a precis of events so far. For this reason, a character may ask at some point, "What happened?", "Why am I here, again?" or "How did we get into this mess?".
In the semi-fictional BB house, as if sensing the confusion of we viewers, it fell to Stuart to ask the question (around 2:30-ish) which, to a student or aficionado of dramatic writing, would appear to be a clumsy excuse for exposition. Daniel, in response, then helpfully provided us with a rundown (beginning with Emma's [alleged] earlier verbal assault of Victor), despite a sound dip near the start.
More meat for the conspiracy theories who suggest that this year's show has been scripted?
H.
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"... I have given up anarchy. Too many Rules -- hating the government and all that stuff."
[Greg Hill]
In the semi-fictional BB house, as if sensing the confusion of we viewers, it fell to Stuart to ask the question (around 2:30-ish) which, to a student or aficionado of dramatic writing, would appear to be a clumsy excuse for exposition. Daniel, in response, then helpfully provided us with a rundown (beginning with Emma's [alleged] earlier verbal assault of Victor), despite a sound dip near the start.
More meat for the conspiracy theories who suggest that this year's show has been scripted?
H.
--
"... I have given up anarchy. Too many Rules -- hating the government and all that stuff."
[Greg Hill]
