The OP is right and I don't understand why there's even an argument against
BB has almost cultivated a militant Chavvery
'The shows audience' is right there to see every eviction, eyes slightly too close together, badly tatted bingowings-a-flapping, the oranged bleached and beached, holding the signs they made at home (hopefully with round-nose scissors and supervision)
'Woop Wo-op'ing through the title music loud and proud in knowing defiance of all those who refer to it as the 'call of the moron'
OWNING the Chavvery
Emma appears through the eye, takes one last look at the floor, visibly smiles through embarrassed teeth and starts her walk, gradually raising her head, arms and expected role as chirpy presenter
Bottom line is..
Those with any modicum of self-awareness or self respect/intelligence don't flock to Boreham Wood to be - or be with - that kind of crowd, they won't travel, queue, stand around in the cold to be told what to do/boo/cheer nor will they spend hard-earned money voting on obviously pre-arranged outcomes
Those that do are I'm afraid - generally - 'a sort', a sort who are wowed enough by it all to make the pilgrimage and WANT to be seen in the crowd of a show that enjoys the company of a Joe Walsh, looks up to an Ami Childs, sees themselves in a Bear
My family are Chavs so I'm no snob looking down I just know my onions from being raised around it, my daughters aunt goes to the evictions, she has no voice of her own, no taste, no opinion, no aims, no wide horizons no fuss no bother, she made the family dinner once in 1993 when she was 28
they still talk about it today