Originally Posted by patsylimerick:
“Ding! Ding!
Farrah and Jenna in particular seem to be 'playing' the show as USBB. I've only every seen clips of episodes of USBB; but the bits I've seen are exactly how some of the US hms this year are playing it.
Par example - Jenna's chat on the couch with Austin after Daniel's eviction. Very odd form a CBB perspective but spot on from a USBB perspective.”
It's not about confusing BB US with CBB.
Originally Posted by ultros:
“That is what I mean. The Brits know the show inside out... what to do & more importantly not to do.
Whereas the Americans haven't got a clue what they should or shouldn't be doing to look good so are far more uninhibited & unpredictable.”
Not really.
Originally Posted by auntysplat:
“Agree. To me the Americans are coming over just as some of us expect them to, loud, foul mouthed, and quite common”
Helen Woods, Katie Hopkins and every contestant from Essex... To me British contestants have been no different. Some are loud and obnoxious.. James Jordan and some are quieter and more thoughtful like Scoop. It's person by person nowt to do with what country they come from.
Originally Posted by academia:
“The Americans come off worse though - foul mouthed, crude and pointlessly confrontational.”
really cause this describes Natasha to me.
Originally Posted by Angie_Plasty:
“Generally speaking I find the Brits to be lazy. There's an attitude that they just need to turn up, wait it out, then collect their money, whereas the Americans view it (or seem to) as a job in which they have to earn their fee by getting involved and competing.”
This. The Americans treat CBB as a job, because it is. They are doing what their employer told them to do. They've even said this. They have taken the instructions they've been given by the producers in because they are working a job. The British contestants this year for the most part see this as a paid holiday not as a paid job.