Big Brother ‘Fixed’ It For Rex
BIG BROTHER is “fixed”. Fact. The Daily Express says so.
Who knew that at the death of this season’s show, Big Brother would turn out to be about as authentic as Old Mr Anorak’s first wife’s passport.
And the Star has proof. Want to know what the proof is?
The proof is that Davina McCall is “pals” with Rex Newmark’s dad Robert. The Star has a picture of the pair smiling at Robert’s Beach Blanket Babylon eatery in London’s Notting Hill.
“This is utter nonsense,” says BB spokesperson, adding grist to the mill. This is “nothing more” than a photo.
Sensation, indeed…
Posted: 4th, September 2008 | In: Big Brother TV, TV & Radio, Tabloids Comments (2) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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September 6th, 2008 at 9:25 am
davina cant stand rex so its utter bull on bblb a few days ago she said that after interviewing cookie kat she half liked him (not a quote but near enough) while she was saying this george lamb the bblb presenter cut her off saying “is quite nice?” she addmited that she wouldnt say he was NICE! but she liked him a bit more since the interview… this year has been wierd in that sence becouse in all other years the presenters wernt alowed to have an oppinion but in this george has blatently hated rex and at the begining davina liked him and now blatently hates him too. since nicole entered the house… so yeah utter shite
September 4th, 2008 at 8:31 am
Davina has fuck all to do with choosing the contestants - but she’s better than Clearance at PR.
She has focussed on Rex and led people to vote for him whether on purpose or unwittingly - but she has seemed to favour him on the very few occasions I have been forced to watch it.