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   Me from Plymouth says:

   Dec 31, 15:38

   john from rotherham :
   That's just what I was going to say!
   and rach from sunderland: You are probably the only one who does!
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   les from avon says:

   Dec 18, 18:25

   in ref to mick lee
   
   spot on...absolute load of kak
3.  
   james from london says:

   Dec 18, 16:21

   they still showing "I'm a has been save my career"
4.  
   mick lee from Skegby, Notts. says:

   Dec 18, 09:35

   Rach, you must be an incredibly boring dull dimwit if you find this pathetic excuse for a program exciting. I get more excitement going for a s**t. Sorry but that is my view.
5.  
   john from rotherham says:

   Dec 18, 07:03

   The current obsession for celebrity is sickening. No-talent nonentities becoming very rich, and long ago has-beens desperately trying to ressurrect careers which died of natural causes i.e. they were no bloody good in the first place. The pseudo-psychological aspect of these programmes has long gone, replaced by mindless voyeurism. BB had to spice things up so recruited riske situations and controversy. I'm A Nonentity is just a mix of BB and the Japanese show Endurance. A novelty the first time you watch it but it's old format now, so they have to stoop to recruiting more controversial characters for this gutterfest tv. Whatever next? -Lesbian-curious transexual satanist cannibals who used to be on Junior Showtime and now sell juicers at 3 in the morning on channels nobody watches? TV Producers please end your love affair with human reality programmes now, or put them on in the middle of the night with the other rubbish selling juicers nobody wants. Bring back more British comedy shows, and escapist stuff like Star Trek, a Feel-Good programme with more moral content than BB and IACGMOOH put together.
   Thank you.

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