In his eviction interview, Louie said that he'd learned that he started to care about being there and about the feelings of others. He knew that he could be vicious yet he started to feel remorse for the nasty stuff he'd said to/about people.

Because at the start, he didn't care about the house, the other HMs opinions of him or the game, he thought that others were the same and didn't care either.

He learned that he was wrong to think that.

I was intrigued by what he said, and pleased too because IMO it's a waste of a really good opportunity to go on BB and not learn something about yourself an/or how you handle situations.

I think that Carol could learn that it's ok so have a softer side, that it won't necessarily mean she is weak.

Carol: that her drinking does look a bit out of control.

Lauren: that not all criticism needs to be taken personally, especially not in the context of a game.

Mario: that if you sit in silence listening to someone making bitchy remarks, you are complicit in that bitchiness.

Vicky: that an age difference is not the main or even an important factor when you are assessing manners.

Charlotte: that there is a whole world out here that does not find her Geordie Shore character adorable or even acceptable.

That's a really good observation because she did break-down and became quite overwhelmed during the letters thing.

I don't think that doing that made her look bad, or weak at all.

For me, it was a bit of a relief to know that she can be totally overcome by emotion, just like everyone else is sometimes.

I really think that Carol will get that and do something about it.


A really good lesson for Lauren to learn and I hope she takes it on board because her personal growth will be stunted if she can't or won't.


Agree, but I fear Mario is someone who doesn't feel he needs to learn anything because he's perfect as he is (in his mind )

Totally agree. I don't think she will change that attitude though because she is a product of her upbringing - one that happened in a bygone era.

As an aside, she totally gave her real age away when she said that


I think that Charlotte certainly has the capacity to learn and grow but sadly her behaviour is condoned and encouraged by her mother.