I was thinking the same thing. She was quite funny in her interview

I only saw a bit of her interview, but it seemed to me like she was talking so much to avoid being asked any awkward questions.

Oh yes....oh yes it could.

I know she's very brave to show off her bald head but baldness does not suit a woman .

I would love to see her with hair(wig) now and again .

She probably couldnt be herself in a house full of many different personalities. Or yes maybe she was edited

I agree. I think that was nervous energy in the interview, also hiding the fact that she did want to stay and the embarrassment of being less liked than Chloe, the person she disliked the most. I just watched BOTS and she was so ott with her reactions and didn't answer the question as to why she had such a problem with Chloe, yet said nothing to Farrah or Jenna when their behaviour was affecting the whole house.

I don't think the edit can be blamed for this because this side of her didn't appear whilst in the house, she was simply boring. We have had some live feed this time and I never saw anything to change my mind on her, whereas Sherrie looked like she was always having fun and interesting conversations at times too. Gail likes the focus on her,her feelings, her pain, her bravery and her (fav subject) her dislikes, which she proved with her imitations after she left. Nope, definitely not a nice person and I am also glad she has gone.

I enjoyed her interview with Emma however when she was on BOTS she irritated the heck out of me. All this 'it's not in my nature to be nasty' with regard to the fake eviciton noms and immunity, but then goes on to be really nasty about both Bobby and Chloe. So I presume it's not in her nature to be nasty about loud mouthed b*tches from across the pond in case they battered her verbally when they got back. I thought she was very two faced and fake assed as f*ck, as Jarrah and Scoop would say

I didn't see BBOTS but maybe she just thought the loud mouth b*tches from across the pond were more real than fake assessed Chloe and erratic Bobby.

You can, feasibly, be upset with the arguing in the house and the people who argue but still find fake more annoying.

She's entitled to her opinion on the hms just like us.

That's a brilliant way of describing it and I know exactly what you mean. I too am in fact like that. With 1 or 2 people I'm fine, but shove me in a group and I clam up. never thought of it like that.

I was thinking the same thing, she was a poor housemate and I don't normally bother much with the interviews but Gail was brilliant in hers, so funny!

Cos she thought playing the illness card will help her win.

That atmosphere would make anyone into a wet blanket

I didn't see it as have stopped watching Big Brother properly, but just keep up to date. This seems to have been an issue for years, especially on Channel 5. All they do is focus on arguments and bitching, we never see peoples fun side, which usually results in someone safe and boring winning. Its become about who to hate the most, as opposed to the earlier series when you picked your favourite and supported them because they were a laugh or kind etc.

Until BB starts showing peoples nicer and fun sides, nobody is going to be a favourite, the winner is always going to be a letdown and the last week boring, because nobody cares who wins because they just hate them all

Exactly this. She was like this in the house, IMO. saw it on LF.

She was going on about Bobby and how he doesn't shut up, but she was the same, and she was interrupting the others a lot.

Why Wasn't Gail Like This In The House???

Perhaps she thought if she remained on the fence, become their lapdog, be the house skivvy and basically have no opinion nor get involved in any drama, she might just win it!!

Seems to me that's what she was all about.

Because we saw her being miserable, passive aggressive, obsessively cleaning and a bit of a control freak. However, I for one certainly saw her much more upbeat on occasion and fun even

Surely people are aware that you cannot be upbeat and positive ALL of the time She was totally relaxed in the interview but we were witness to stressful times in the House so she acted stressed.

Yes, it was a brilliant interview, Gail was warm and very funny and she didn't deserve to go. If she'd been like that in the house she would have been great. I'd much rather watch a happy, positive person like Gail than the nasty negative attitudes of women like Jenna and Farrah. It might be some peope's idea of entertainment but it's not mine.

I must admit that Gail bored me in the house. Yawn I was glad when she was voted out but wish she was accompanied with Stevie/Chloe.
Her interview though showed her of the genuine honest person she is.
Shame on me wanting excitement and bitching.
Well done Gail staying true to yourself and not lowering to insult others.

It was hard to believe watching her interview that it was the same person!

I think she was hyper during the interview -loads of nervous energy. Funny as, though.

Reading through this thread is quite fascinating.

Some people can be really funny and entertaining when they're surrounded by people they know, or at least are more familiar with. Then you put that person into a space surrounded by strangers who are all miserable bar stewards who enjoy turning the air blue, and said person will no doubt feel intimidated by these people around them and quickly go into their shell.

I reckon most people are like this. It's the attention seekers who enjoy these situations the most. They want to make an arse of themselves and don't care what people think.

It's surprisingly similar to the company where I work - the loud mouths are the shallow types who wouldn't know "professional" if it bit them on the backside, yet it's those who are actually really funny who back down and keep quiet.

So I suspect that's why Gail was much more upbeat in her interview. She was no longer surrounded by doom and gloom...and obviously if she's already been paid, retail therapy can be a great thing.

I thought that too. She didn't shut up for a second. Poor Scoop had to fight to be heard.