Sunday, 13 November 2011

Antony Cotton in Celebrity Jungle - what do you think of it so far?

And so it begins, another round of I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.  We counted all the celebs in tonight and we'll be counting them all out again.

I love I'm a Celebrity although this time around there's a special Coronation Street angle of course as himself Antony Cotton, Corrie's Sean Tully, has only gone and joined the jungle. 

And now he's in and the jungle mayhem has started.

Did you watch it tonight? What did you think? Has Antony got any chance of winning? 

6 comments:

  1. Well, every show needs its drama queen and there's Antony. Must serve someone's purpose.

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  2. Frosty the Snowman14 November 2011 at 07:53

    He has lost a lot of weight since he last appeared in Corrie. Hm its early days, time will tell and real characters and personalities will be revealed as things get tougher. His pathetic cry baby behaviour over jumping from the helicopter at the weekend when we saw how many young men nearly 20years his junior took planes up into the sky to meet their deaths bravely for their country in the past wars did not endear this pampered luvvie.

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  3. Why do some people feel the need to shoehorn squaddies into almost every unrelated conversation these days?

    That's their job. Their JOB.

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  4. Probably because it was Rememberance Sunday Anon.

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  5. Please please please as much as I like Sean, hes ok, I do not wish to be inundated with Anthony Cotton news. It was bad enough when we were subjected to his talk show.

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  6. Antony Cotton does appear to be churning out his own marketing appeal - must be taking lessons from Kym.

    As for talking about "squaddies" - no only was it Remembrance Day but for those involved in the wars we remember, it wasn't "their job"; they did it for love of country - something few people seem to understand or respect these days. I'd like to see have the young men who roll their eyes about soldiers past even just think about that kind of sacrafice today; they'd get one of their parents to stand in for them or have to take their cell to text their friends!

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