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Akin to watching paint dry.
*Yawns*
Akin to watching paint dry.
*Yawns*
Who else is enjoying watching Lewis and Marnie?
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I like them, maybe I'm a sucker for romance, but this one seems real to me.
I hope they make it.
There are a LOT of obstacles though, not least, her day job, which means she cannot have a BF.
Ouch!!
I hope they make it.
There are a LOT of obstacles though, not least, her day job, which means she cannot have a BF.
Ouch!!
Originally Posted by GordonGordon:
“EOTB is the most scripted rubbish I have ever seen.”
“EOTB is the most scripted rubbish I have ever seen.”
I agree......How can anyone be themselves when they're joined at the hip with another....totally ridiculous.... I'm sure they'll both live to regret it once they reaise they could have had so much fun just being themselves.....!!!
Originally Posted by Zarla:
“Why would anyone pretend to have sex? The cast get enough flack for the real sex they have! People have gone on GS and LI and had zero sex the whole time. No sex is scripted...they're not prostitutes or porn stars.
All the relationships are real but participants are encouraged to tell cast members about infidelity rumours in a way they never would irl. A lot of Mic and Towie is the cast in clubs, eateries and bars gossiping about these rumours. Real life couples like Lydia and Arg break up on camera.”
“Why would anyone pretend to have sex? The cast get enough flack for the real sex they have! People have gone on GS and LI and had zero sex the whole time. No sex is scripted...they're not prostitutes or porn stars.
All the relationships are real but participants are encouraged to tell cast members about infidelity rumours in a way they never would irl. A lot of Mic and Towie is the cast in clubs, eateries and bars gossiping about these rumours. Real life couples like Lydia and Arg break up on camera.”
1. BIB: Why indeed ?
2. Answer is probably the same to this question :
Why would anyone flap their b@lls around and model this , and ensure EVERYOne gets a look-in ???
Originally Posted by GreenEyes8:
“I agree......How can anyone be themselves when they're joined at the hip with another....totally ridiculous.... I'm sure they'll both live to regret it once they reaise they could have had so much fun just being themselves.....!!!”
“I agree......How can anyone be themselves when they're joined at the hip with another....totally ridiculous.... I'm sure they'll both live to regret it once they reaise they could have had so much fun just being themselves.....!!!”
I agree, but the thing Lewis esp is doing it on purpose, keeping saying how Marnie is his best friend in there bla bla bla
This video proves how Marnie just doesn;t want to budge either..
http://bigbrother.channel5.com/renee...-advice-day-21
Originally Posted by ennui 57:
“Well I have no idea what ''structured reality'' is. Could anyone explain?
Genuine question. I just don't get it.”
“Well I have no idea what ''structured reality'' is. Could anyone explain?
Genuine question. I just don't get it.”
Originally Posted by ennui 57:
“As I said, I genuinely don't understand it.
Are they acting? Or is it a film of them going about their daily business?
I've never watched any, because I don't know what it's supposed to be
”
“As I said, I genuinely don't understand it.
Are they acting? Or is it a film of them going about their daily business?
I've never watched any, because I don't know what it's supposed to be
”
To answer your question on a serious note
I read an article where Gemma Collins (of CBB and TOWIE) explained that what happens is that the producers talk to them a lot about what they are doing in their lives, then they set up situations and ask them to talk about things, eg. a certain relationship that's in trouble, gossip, whatever. What comes out of their mouths isn't scripted, but situations are created for 'dramatic purposes'.Amy Childs put it this way: "All the characters are all real. They'll just put us in scenes and they might say for example, me and Sam [Faiers] will have to talk about Mark [Wright] and then Mark comes in, so they'll set up the scene, but it's all real.
"Everyone thinks it's scripted but it's not at all. It's exactly how we are."
"A rep for the programme at the time said: "Nothing is faked; we are following an ongoing story and allowing all parties a right to reply. None of the cast are forced to say anything on camera.""
That's as much as I can deduce about this particular show (TOWIE) at least.
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
“I record the live feed and fast forwarded all the Lewis and Marnie bits last night. I wanted to hear the Bear/Ricky convo but they were obviously keeping all the interesting stuff for tonights show.”
“I record the live feed and fast forwarded all the Lewis and Marnie bits last night. I wanted to hear the Bear/Ricky convo but they were obviously keeping all the interesting stuff for tonights show.”
Same here, it's amazing how quick you can get through it when you FF the Lewis and Marnie farce.
Originally Posted by muggins14:
“To answer your question on a serious note I read an article where Gemma Collins (of CBB and TOWIE) explained that what happens is that the producers talk to them a lot about what they are doing in their lives, then they set up situations and ask them to talk about things, eg. a certain relationship that's in trouble, gossip, whatever. What comes out of their mouths isn't scripted, but situations are created for 'dramatic purposes'.
Amy Childs put it this way: "All the characters are all real. They'll just put us in scenes and they might say for example, me and Sam [Faiers] will have to talk about Mark [Wright] and then Mark comes in, so they'll set up the scene, but it's all real.
"Everyone thinks it's scripted but it's not at all. It's exactly how we are."
"A rep for the programme at the time said: "Nothing is faked; we are following an ongoing story and allowing all parties a right to reply. None of the cast are forced to say anything on camera.""
That's as much as I can deduce about this particular show (TOWIE) at least.”
“To answer your question on a serious note
I read an article where Gemma Collins (of CBB and TOWIE) explained that what happens is that the producers talk to them a lot about what they are doing in their lives, then they set up situations and ask them to talk about things, eg. a certain relationship that's in trouble, gossip, whatever. What comes out of their mouths isn't scripted, but situations are created for 'dramatic purposes'.Amy Childs put it this way: "All the characters are all real. They'll just put us in scenes and they might say for example, me and Sam [Faiers] will have to talk about Mark [Wright] and then Mark comes in, so they'll set up the scene, but it's all real.
"Everyone thinks it's scripted but it's not at all. It's exactly how we are."
"A rep for the programme at the time said: "Nothing is faked; we are following an ongoing story and allowing all parties a right to reply. None of the cast are forced to say anything on camera.""
That's as much as I can deduce about this particular show (TOWIE) at least.”
This is exactly what happens but the anti-reality brigade on here will carry on insisting that the cast read from scripts and that all the under duvet action in GS is fake.
Originally Posted by Zarla:
“This is exactly what happens but the anti-reality brigade on here will carry on insisting that the cast read from scripts and that all the under duvet action in GS is fake.”
“This is exactly what happens but the anti-reality brigade on here will carry on insisting that the cast read from scripts and that all the under duvet action in GS is fake.”
Towie etc would be better if they did't put them in set up situations, secret cameras in home would be more realistic. LIKE BB
I bet the real life Towie behind closed doors is more exciting than the rubbish on screen.
Half the Towie and Chelsea lot are addicts for a start.
Originally Posted by dorsetwasp:
“Same here, it's amazing how quick you can get through it when you FF the Lewis and Marnie farce.”
“Same here, it's amazing how quick you can get through it when you FF the Lewis and Marnie farce.
”
And if you FF Bore on top of that - nothing left to watch except the adverts - which also feature Bore . A Bore-fest in every sense of the word
Thank you Muggins 14 for taking the time to reply to my question, which was indeed genuine!
(I suppose I should have googled, but it was late!
)
(I suppose I should have googled, but it was late!
)
Originally Posted by DiamondDoll:
“I'm not convinced that the OP is being serious.
”
“I'm not convinced that the OP is being serious.
”
Oh I think she is!
Even if their feelings of love/lust genuine, it's hard to look past the contrived nature of their dialogue. It's so corny that it's hard to take seriously. Knowing they've met before the show and I think it's been claimed they share an agent (I could be wrong), there's always the suspicion that this relationship is primarily for the money or media attention.
I'm not particularly enjoying watching them. As I said, even if they're completely head over heels in love, they're not charming enough to have me care about them and both have behaved horribly that I find them both wholly unlikeable.
I'm not particularly enjoying watching them. As I said, even if they're completely head over heels in love, they're not charming enough to have me care about them and both have behaved horribly that I find them both wholly unlikeable.
Originally Posted by Moomin STFC:
“I'd rather watch Katie's 83 yr old nan..................”
“I'd rather watch Katie's 83 yr old nan..................”
So wrong....
......yet so right
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