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BlueBelle Mon 07-Nov-22 10:21:51

I can’t see another thread so apologies if there is
After years of not bothering with “I m a celebrity get me out of here” I decided to have a look as I like Boy George
And I have to say I m in now so will need to keep watching this ridiculously daft programme even if it’s just to combat the depressing days
Anyway what do you all think ?

varian Thu 10-Nov-22 18:50:49

Hancock is scum - the word Angela Raynor had to apologise for using.

She rightly apologised for saying Tories were scum and that is certainly not true of everyone who has ever voted Tory.

However Hancock is scum - an incompetent, self-serving adulterer whose woeful performance as Health Secretary during the worst part of the covid epidemic cost many lives, yet he still feels entitled to get paid £400, 000? for appearing in a tv program involving weeks in Ausrtralia when he is also being paid for not doing his job as an MP in the UK.

Aveline Thu 10-Nov-22 18:50:02

He's just a politician. Most likely an ex politician. He did his best during Covid based on knowledge developing all the time. Working in an undoubtedly and stressful yet enclosed atmosphere he succumbed to an affair. I can quite see how it might have happened.
Obviously, all Grans are saintly beings with complete insight and prediction capabilities and wills of iron.
Give the man a break!

BlueBelle Thu 10-Nov-22 18:41:16

Well why would you like seeing a man who cheats on his family and is a abominable politician and is earning a big cheque on top of his ministerial money which he’s not earning while he’s in Australia
He’s a cheat in all senses of the word and slimy

GrannyGravy13 Thu 10-Nov-22 18:13:17

Chestnut

And it certainly beats all those miserable dark and violent dramas served up the last few years (mostly by the BBC) which leave you feeling depressed. At the moment I can't take any more gloom and doom, I want to be entertained.

So true, I can do highbrow as and when, but at this moment in time IACGMOOH is just what I need.

Chestnut Thu 10-Nov-22 18:11:03

And it certainly beats all those miserable dark and violent dramas served up the last few years (mostly by the BBC) which leave you feeling depressed. At the moment I can't take any more gloom and doom, I want to be entertained.

GrannyGravy13 Thu 10-Nov-22 18:05:02

varian

I expect the audience at the Roman Colosseum enjoyed some fun entertainment.

Actually Varian with all the stress of the last two years, the idiots on the M25 jeopardising our business along with my health problems I am more than happy to watch IACGMOOH for light entertainment and people watching.

Chestnut Thu 10-Nov-22 18:00:27

What a strange comment.

varian Thu 10-Nov-22 17:52:27

I expect the audience at the Roman Colosseum enjoyed some fun entertainment.

Joseanne Thu 10-Nov-22 17:52:04

His double act with Shaun provided some fun entertainment.

Yes, I could have watched that tunnel bit for the whole programme! And the mole pranks were funny too.

Zoejory Thu 10-Nov-22 17:49:05

Quite agree Chestnut and GG13 about MH. I was all prepared to loathe the little squirt, but found it impossible. His double act with Shaun provided some fun entertainment.

GrannyGravy13 Thu 10-Nov-22 17:45:37

That is how I feel Chestnut

Chestnut Thu 10-Nov-22 17:43:17

Lucca

snowberryZ

I like Matt Hancock in it.

(ducks for cover)confused

Oh well that’s ok then. His appalling behaviour and the fact he should be working
For his constituency are unimportant.

What a country.

Liking him in the show (as entertainment) is not the same as liking him or condoning anything he has done. Like it or not he is there, so we might as well enjoy seeing what happens because it is definitely going to be interesting!

snowberryZ Thu 10-Nov-22 17:38:26

Yes Granny Gravy, makes interesting viewing.

Lucca Thu 10-Nov-22 17:30:45

snowberryZ

I like Matt Hancock in it.

(ducks for cover)confused

Oh well that’s ok then. His appalling behaviour and the fact he should be working
For his constituency are unimportant.

What a country.

snowberryZ Thu 10-Nov-22 17:23:35

I like Matt Hancock in it.

(ducks for cover)confused

GrannyGravy13 Thu 10-Nov-22 09:23:53

I am obviously as deep as the shallowest puddle as my Grandpa would say because I enjoy IACGMOOH.

I find the interaction between the contestants fascinating. I was not in favour of Matt Hancock going in, but it is making interesting viewing.

Joseanne Thu 10-Nov-22 08:47:21

MH not MT

Joseanne Thu 10-Nov-22 08:46:25

ITV knew exactly what they were doing in terms of ratings bringing in MT.
I think Ant and Dec are covering his dubious exploits appropriately. Some of the others are acting predictably, including Owen who hasn't a clue - nice to be that way! grin
The one who interests me is Mike. I wonder whether he will get involved and say much about MT.

vegansrock Thu 10-Nov-22 08:27:57

I’m angry that Matt Hancock is on it, it’s an insult to all those who worked in care homes during the pandemic and his constituents that he’s letting down, He’s a complete cringeworthy embarrassment, going through some midlife crisis having dumped his wife and family for a younger woman, and I won’t warm to him sorry, I don’t usually watch this show, don’t like the animal abuse and wouldn’t watch it with him on it. However, ITV have got everyone talking about it and loads of publicity so it’s a win for them.

Zoejory Thu 10-Nov-22 08:25:35

Galaxy

Sorry but I always find it hilarious when people say this will be only post on here grin

I agree, most amusing

Galaxy Thu 10-Nov-22 08:21:07

Sorry but I always find it hilarious when people say this will be only post on here grin

RVK1CR Thu 10-Nov-22 08:12:43

sodapop

This will be my only post on here as I understand this show is popular and enjoyed by many. I have lost count of the number of references to the show in all types of media including news bulletins already today. Why do the rest of us have to be bombarded with clips and information about something we don't have any interest in. It's a TV show not world shattering news.

Quite agree, it's rubbish and they are over paid, I would not have the patience to watch it. In the news it said the nurses were going on strike as many are forced to use food banks. Such a contrast in income, seems all wrong with the way the economy is

Bridie22 Thu 10-Nov-22 07:40:35

I'm a celebrity is one of my favourite shows and I look forward to it every year, however I do think putting Hancock in the show is a mistake by itv, and must make other contestants uncomfortable, it will be interesting to see how things develop.

Sara1954 Thu 10-Nov-22 06:26:07

I am a fairly new convert to the program, but I do find myself quite looking forward to it.
I’m slightly falling in love with Mike, how he dealt with that hideous insect was beyond brave.
I like most of them actually, Chris started to annoy me a bit, but I think George is a real stirrer, and will cause as much trouble as he can.
As for Matt. not my favourite politician, but he did well, and seems up for anything, I enjoyed the friendship between him and Sean, thought it was quite amusing.
Looking forward to tonight

Namsnanny Thu 10-Nov-22 00:26:53

One of the reasons I havent watched it so far is I couldn't live with myself if I actually began to like MH.

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