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Are the Americans too overpowering for the British celebs
They dominate the show and take over, hogging the limelight . We've had some really dominating American characters in recent years like Gary Busey, Perez Hilton and this year 4 very dominating characters .
Is it time for the producers to go back to an all British House ? Or how about introducing some French, Spanish, Italian HMs for a change, who can speak English . |
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Problem is that the producers have chosen outrageously outspoken celebrities. If they had chosen less polarizing housemates things would have been different.
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Perhaps if they picked actual stars instead of porn stars, fame chasers like Perez it would be different.
I enjoyed Gary Busey on the show
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Problem is that the producers have chosen outrageously outspoken celebrities. If they had chosen less polarizing housemates things would have been different.
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The Americans spoil it it for me. The ones they have are far too loud and demanding and while being venomous themselves, take offence at the tiniest little thing. Their sense of entitlement brings them and the show, down.
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The Americans spoil it it for me. The ones they have are far too loud and demanding and while being venomous themselves, take offence at the tiniest little thing. Their sense of entitlement brings them and the show, down.
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There should be 2 different versions of CBB every year, one with big characters and plenty of arguments - and CBB Lite where viewers can choose to watch mild-mannered celebs with everybody getting along and chatting nicely among themselves. I believe the very first CBB was much like that.
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The issue is that most of the UK team just see the show as a chance to make easy Money most of them are pathetic bores and are simply back up acts to the American team. I wonder if any of the people that make nasty comments about American people in general have ever been to America.
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The Americans spoil it it for me. The ones they have are far too loud and demanding and while being venomous themselves, take offence at the tiniest little thing. Their sense of entitlement brings them and the show, down.
Very well said tg.
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The issue is that most of the UK team just see the show as a chance to make easy Money most of them are pathetic bores and are simply back up acts to the American team. I wonder if any of the people that make nasty comments about American people in general have ever been to America.
It is not that the British are bores it is the fact that there is a big culture difference between us. Americans love to air there dirty washing in public...the Americans fight amongst themselves. The Americans are very loud and love the sound of there own voices and they also have to be the centre of attention. The Americans will fight to the death to get the most attention and air time. Because the Brits are not doing this does not mean they are boring...they are sitting back and watching the comedy show in front of them...they have no need to play to the cameras the Americans are doing it for them. Do not get me wrong I love America and it's people...but I am also glad to return home again to the world of sanity. |
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I have lived in the US and return often my daughter is American...so I have a good idea about Americans.
It is not that the British are bores it is the fact that there is a big culture difference between us. Americans love to air there dirty washing in public...the Americans fight amongst themselves. The Americans are very loud and love the sound of there own voices and they also have to be the centre of attention. The Americans will fight to the death to get the most attention and air time. Because the Brits are not doing this does not mean they are boring...they are sitting back and watching the comedy show in front of them...they have no need to play to the cameras the Americans are doing it for them. Do not get me wrong I love America and it's people...but I am also glad to return home again to the world of sanity. |
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I just don't want them in the UK BB.
The accents are annoying, the fakery and game playing is tedious, the deliberate arguments get on your nerves. We don't need them. If I was a British celeb, I would never go into CBB if Americans were going to be in it. 3 weeks of misery putting up with their nonsense. |
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I have lived in the US and return often my daughter is American...so I have a good idea about Americans.
It is not that the British are bores it is the fact that there is a big culture difference between us. Americans love to air there dirty washing in public...the Americans fight amongst themselves. The Americans are very loud and love the sound of there own voices and they also have to be the centre of attention. The Americans will fight to the death to get the most attention and air time. Because the Brits are not doing this does not mean they are boring...they are sitting back and watching the comedy show in front of them...they have no need to play to the cameras the Americans are doing it for them. Do not get me wrong I love America and it's people...but I am also glad to return home again to the world of sanity. |
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I just don't want them in the UK BB.
The accents are annoying, the fakery and game playing is tedious, the deliberate arguments get on your nerves. We don't need them. If I was a British celeb, I would never go into CBB if Americans were going to be in it. 3 weeks of misery putting up with their nonsense. |
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I have been to America around 40 times and I find the Americans far better mannered and more respectful than people in the UK but that is my opinion however I have to show respect to your points you have lived there. What annoys me is that nasty generalisation of the American people by members of the public that have not probably ever been to America.
When Brits go to America they are more often then not to get a warm welcome. I was stating more on the celebrity side of things. I would tell anyone who has not been to the US to visit. But with me I am always glad to come home...but glad to visit again. |
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There should be 2 different versions of CBB every year, one with big characters and plenty of arguments - and CBB Lite where viewers can choose to watch mild-mannered celebs with everybody getting along and chatting nicely among themselves. I believe the very first CBB was much like that.
"Day 9. Aled Jones is drinking tea with Ronnie Corbett debating wether a ginger nut is better for dunking than a garibaldi while Mary Berry is baking scones in the kitchen. The house erupts when Len Goodman asks about her soggy bottom. Big brother warns Len about his behaviour and as a punishment stops the supply of nightly horlicks until further notice" |
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i think we should go all american hms next year, great to watch
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i think we should go all american hms next year, great to watch
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I am sorry but you find there accents annoying that is a disgraceful thing to say. As for the Game Playing the biggest game player in that house is James imo and he is not American.
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Rather strange comment. Many of the British accents are just as annoying. Natasha's accent I cannot stand. One would think that in Britain they at least would all speak English the way it should be spoken, but far from it. Even the American accent is better than the majority of British accents.
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I agree with what you say...it was my mistake for making out that all Americans are like it...when they are not.
When Brits go to America they are more often then not to get a warm welcome. I was stating more on the celebrity side of things. I would tell anyone who has not been to the US to visit. But with me I am always glad to come home...but glad to visit again. They live in a very different world.
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They dominate the show and take over, hogging the limelight . We've had some really dominating American characters in recent years like Gary Busey, Perez Hilton and this year 4 very dominating characters .
Is it time for the producers to go back to an all British House ? Or how about introducing some French, Spanish, Italian HMs for a change, who can speak English . |
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I have lived in the US and return often my daughter is American...so I have a good idea about Americans.
It is not that the British are bores it is the fact that there is a big culture difference between us. Americans love to air there dirty washing in public...the Americans fight amongst themselves. The Americans are very loud and love the sound of there own voices and they also have to be the centre of attention. The Americans will fight to the death to get the most attention and air time. Because the Brits are not doing this does not mean they are boring...they are sitting back and watching the comedy show in front of them...they have no need to play to the cameras the Americans are doing it for them. Do not get me wrong I love America and it's people...but I am also glad to return home again to the world of sanity. I agree that the Americans in general are more attention seekers than the Brits in general, however British tourists in general are known to be loud and obnoxious and are amongst the worst behaved. Far from the quiet well mannered type these HMs are managing to portray. In this particular CBB the Americans fight amongst themselves because they have Janice and Austin, who are not sure if they actually want to be American or British. |
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Viewers are voting the Americans out, bar twists, so BB should stop stacking the house with people the public clearly don't like.
This is a UK show and viewers prefer UK housemates with an occasional American or Australian. |
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Viewers are voting the Americans out, bar twists, so BB should stop stacking the house with people the public clearly don't like.
This is a UK show and viewers prefer UK housemates with an occasional American or Australian. I have rarely heard or know anything about the US contestants but quite a few seem to know them inside out and yet know absolutely nothing about older 'home grown' UK celebrities. |
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