[Tom4784]

I hated him in the house since I think the character he chose to portray just wasn't interesting but he wrecked her in that interview. She just showed herself to be a silly bitch.

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

He fooled them all hence why she was so angry.

She was so angry because Michael's a douche? He wasn't even acting anymore, he dropped his "meek postman who makes poor decisions" act after what, a day?

[minty3]

she is just flawless hated micheal the pleb

[Conor]

I honestly don't say it often, but after tonight, Sally is undoubtedly one of the biggest ******s I've ever had to watch on TV. Regardless of what she's like as a HM, there is absolutely nothing redeeming in her as a person. She was only owning herself in Michaels interview tbh.

Michael was great to the end. Decent acting thru the week despite what Sallie says.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

She was so angry because Michael's a douche? He wasn't even acting anymore, he dropped his "meek postman who makes poor decisions" act after what, a day?

Interesting that the rest of the house didn't react the same way.

[Macie Lightfoot]

The rest of the house had about 2 minutes to react while Sallie had to sit through an interview with him where he was nothing but a smug douche for 10-15 minutes.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

The rest of the house had about 2 minutes to react while Sallie had to sit through an interview with him where he was nothing but a smug douche for 10-15 minutes.

Dont agree. She could have behaved with a bit of dignity. The constant insults were frankly childish, the constant contradictions were downright rude. She failed to stop and think about where she was and what she was doing. It was noticeable that she was alot calmer on BOTS, no doubt after someone had spoken to her. Sallie showed her natural 'honest' instincts are little more than an excuse to hide her crude and immature personality.

[MTVN]

Michael has known all week that he was leaving on Friday and that that was when his role would be revealed, he's had plenty of time to prepare for it and has essentially had the benefit of an external viewpoint of the housemates as well as an internal one. Salle on the other hand had about 5 minutes to adjust to the fact that she was now evicted and to try and square everything that had happened in the last week with the news that Michael really was an actor, but not in the way she had thought he was.

Little wonder that he coped with the whole thing better than she did.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Michael has known all week that he was leaving on Friday and that that was when his role would be revealed, he's had plenty of time to prepare for it and has essentially had the benefit of an external viewpoint of the housemates as well as an internal one. Salle on the other hand had about 5 minutes to adjust to the fact that she was now evicted and to try and square everything that had happened in the last week with the news that Michael really was an actor, but not in the way she had thought he was.

Little wonder that he coped with the whole thing better than she did.

But apparently she knew he was an actor all along. Why didnt she cope better?
EDIT: I see your point but I disagree. She showd she a was full of sh*t last night. And she showed she need to ignore her natural instincts for 'keeping it real' and think about what she's doing every now and again.

[MTVN]

She did think that but didn't know to what extent, she didn't join the dots between him being an actor and having everything he did dictated by the public, which you might say was a bit stupid of her but still.

It's true that she does speak and act without thinking, and is quite a melodramatic person in general so goes over the top with a lot of things, but I do actually think she's quite aware of faults regarding that, she admitted she didn't handle the eviction interview very well because she didn't really know what was going on, the same as she did after the way she reacted to being nominated. People shouldn't take her too seriously, she's the sort you could have a blazing row with one day and be best friends with the next, like she was with Gina and even in the gap between her interview and appearing on BOTS she'd kind of gotten over a lot of her resentment that had been her initial reaction to leaving

[aman201]

Originally Posted by Cherie

well its clear they both hate each other for real, no acting required.

Saw them on BOTS, and they seemed to be getting on there.

I think Sallie finally realised what exactly went on and i think she likes Michael again.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by MTVN

She did think that but didn't know to what extent, she didn't join the dots between him being an actor and having everything he did dictated by the public, which you might say was a bit stupid of her but still.

It's true that she does speak and act without thinking, and is quite a melodramatic person in general so goes over the top with a lot of things, but I do actually think she's quite aware of faults regarding that, she admitted she didn't handle the eviction interview very well because she didn't really know what was going on, the same as she did after the way she reacted to being nominated. People shouldn't take her too seriously, she's the sort you could have a blazing row with one day and be best friends with the next, like she was with Gina and even in the gap between her interview and appearing on BOTS she'd kind of gotten over a lot of her resentment that had been her initial reaction to leaving

Agreed