Tuesday, November 30, 2004
I’m a Celebrity – Update
Natalie’s major crime was in leaving before eviction, thus denying us the opportunity of seeing Liam Gallagher welcoming her back to “civilisation” – “Top one, love. I would have been shitting it, mate, shitting it.” Shame on you, Appleton. That aside, by the standards of the series, yesterday was an excellent episode. Janet was crotchety and Paul was disturbing - “I know something that she doesn’t, don’t I, my precious? We knows that I is a trained French chef, don’t we? Yes. Yes. She will know too, won’t she, precious? Then we will see. Then we will see.” Sheila was tediously competent at the challenge; Huggy displayed his usual casual misogyny. The star though, was Joe. Residing in the hitherto unexpectedly loveable space between Corporal Jones and Private Pike, his charm offensive gathers momentum. Somehow taking the emus for a walk managed to endear, not disgust. All this and the ever-reliable British public split up the show’s first couple. Goodbye, Nancy, your level-headed nature and endless cheer will not be missed.
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Natalie’s major crime was in leaving before eviction, thus denying us the opportunity of seeing Liam Gallagher welcoming her back to “civilisation” – “Top one, love. I would have been shitting it, mate, shitting it.” Shame on you, Appleton. That aside, by the standards of the series, yesterday was an excellent episode. Janet was crotchety and Paul was disturbing - “I know something that she doesn’t, don’t I, my precious? We knows that I is a trained French chef, don’t we? Yes. Yes. She will know too, won’t she, precious? Then we will see. Then we will see.” Sheila was tediously competent at the challenge; Huggy displayed his usual casual misogyny. The star though, was Joe. Residing in the hitherto unexpectedly loveable space between Corporal Jones and Private Pike, his charm offensive gathers momentum. Somehow taking the emus for a walk managed to endear, not disgust. All this and the ever-reliable British public split up the show’s first couple. Goodbye, Nancy, your level-headed nature and endless cheer will not be missed.
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