Far from being plausible, pleasing and enjoyable on my palate, it is nonetheless the very goal of the show’s writers (or Big Brother?)…to test the patience and reveal the so-called real characters of the remaining housemates.

This is where the show gets so stupid and former housemates easily made out of themselves fools, stupefying themselves by mudslinging other housemates just for the sake of testing their patience and having another shot in front of the rolling camera?

Duh!  Anyone who will not get pissed off or freak out when strangers rampage your home comparable to a deluge that a deadly tsunami could bring is a total stupid.  Anyone who will not get offended by the very people they call friends ruin their characters and attack them personally with unfounded allegations of mischief and viciousness is a nuthead.  It is like, “Hey I am going to smash the bumper and side mirror of your father’s car and the favorite porcelain vase of your mom, let us see if they will get angry and show their real selves.”

Thus, are there any drought of creative juices already inside the membranes of spin doctors to think of making a twist with already a very predictable outcomes and put the remaining housemates at the mercy of public opinion when they act not according to what is acceptable, or be judged as not showing their real color when they play it cool.

This where the premise of mocking the remaining housemates and pissing them off, just for the sake of seeing their so-called “real selves” be revealed is very problematic if not erroneous.  Because the “real self” is not the angry nor the pissed off self that is being induced by the former housemates to the remaining ones, it is only one aspect of the “self” and giving it all the reasons to feel bad and angry is just but normal; for the “real self” is an all-encompassing perspective of the totality of being of a person on all aspects of his life and on all of his emotions and decision-making.  Hay…

And why give the chance to former housemates to have a shot at the Php 250,000 price against the remaining housemates on one of the upcoming weekly task when the former have already been voted out from the show as decided by their fellow housemates during nomination and have been given judgment by public opinion.  This is recycling what has already been booted out and disregarding public opinion, more so the spirit of justice and fairness for all those who are still remaining inside the house who had worked out their best to stay and been chosen by the voting public to contend for their rightful spots.

With this post, surely the show and the twist for that matter have triumphed on sowing a real interest to the new episode as what Laurenti Dyogi once said on the issue of sexual discrimination, that it is still good since people are talking about it.

Without Melai, I think the new twist has easily morphed into a suspense-thriller mini series similar to Harper’s Island.  I like watching the show, but this time I am pissed off.  Maybe it is just me; or it is just me intellectualizing on an episode that should have just been followed without using too much comprehension.  Just ranting…

Any thoughts?  What do you think of the new twist called “Resbak Attack” on the PBB House?  What do you think of the evicted housemates pissing off the remaining ones to reveal their real selves?

Intellectualizing PBB "Resbak Attack", the Mudslinging and All… is a copyrighted article from Showbiz Renegade