Big Brother 2008: Housemates Catch Out Fake Couple!
Uh oh….it looks like Mario, Stephanie, Lisa and Luke may face eviction this week after all. They were given the task to pretend that Mario and Stephanie are a real couple, but only two days in and it looks like the others have already rumbled them!
Channel 4 reported that Darnell, Dennis, Alexandra, Sylvia and Dale visited the diary room yesterday evening saying:
“We’ve got a problem, a big problem!” “Are you guys playing tricks on us?” Alexandra demanded to know. “Is this a task?” Darnell asked. “We ain’t falling for it, yeah?” Alexandra announced. “And more and more and more now, Mario is lookin’ like an actor!”
Dennis agreed: “From when I first walked in here, when they said to me it was a couple, I went, ‘Right, okay’ and kept it at the back of my head, then thought ‘Wait a minute!’”
He: “First this is getting pushed in our face , and she told us her Mum didn’t agree with it right away… and then she hesitated when I asked her when his birthday was!”
Alexandra had more proof: “Also, Stephanie’s breaking down to me, and saying she wasn’t sure… I ain’t being funny Big Brother, but you ain’t been clever here. And we just wanna let you know that we know.”
“We are onto you baby,” Darnell whooped, “We are onto you!”
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June 7th, 2008 at 2:05 pm
Like anyone would believe they were a couple?
Steph and Mario look nothing like a couple and they don’t even like each other or have the same intrests!
Inspector Dennis has found out and I thought he would
June 9th, 2008 at 5:55 pm
O,k I’m not into big brother, but doesn’t this guy look a bit like Sylvester Stalone.
Maureen
Newcastle
June 18th, 2008 at 2:50 pm
i dont think he looks anything like sylvester stalone but he likes to think he does , he also thinks he looks like joey from friends ..yeah he wishes
October 6th, 2008 at 11:00 am
Most tv programs use one person to play multiple roles. And it seems all commercials use one person per commercial to play all roles. It is done in sitcoms, reality and game shows, talking heads and guests, poker games, audiences, etc. Isolate each facial feature and compare to see it. Start with shape of face and nose and distance between eyes. Then compare shape of chins, foreheads, cheeks, ears, neck, etc. Try to view each face from same angle. Notice how they make this difficult. Don’t be fooled by size, gender, skin color, age, makeup, hair, glasses, etc. You will be shocked. It is mostly fake. Sports seem to be the only place they don’t fake–yet. This is a brave new world.