Bosco is forced to perform at a Tory MPs house by Beres and Dawn, Honey gets an opportunity, and Vita is called upon to help a friend out, but her career must come first.
Episode five, it's more irritating than entertaining, it's all about exploitation, they're all selling eachother out, in quite breathtaking fashion. Well produced, visually very good, the fashion show scene was a good scene. The fallout was like something out of EastEnders.
Mark is irritating, he's become a one dimensional villain, he was interesting initially, now it's like he's talking to Vita, but not there. Beres is irritating, he's become a one dimensional parent, oblivious to anything other than money, even the worst parent in the world, it just doesn't ring true. Even Vita's mum has now become irritating, Vita should ditch the whole lot of them.
Finally Dawn shows a little bit of humanity, it's been a while coming.
Favourite moment, The BBC having their own back on The Tories, all stuffy, over privileged idiots, that don't understand the ridiculous youth of today, I thought that scene was hilarious.
6/10.
Episode five, it's more irritating than entertaining, it's all about exploitation, they're all selling eachother out, in quite breathtaking fashion. Well produced, visually very good, the fashion show scene was a good scene. The fallout was like something out of EastEnders.
Mark is irritating, he's become a one dimensional villain, he was interesting initially, now it's like he's talking to Vita, but not there. Beres is irritating, he's become a one dimensional parent, oblivious to anything other than money, even the worst parent in the world, it just doesn't ring true. Even Vita's mum has now become irritating, Vita should ditch the whole lot of them.
Finally Dawn shows a little bit of humanity, it's been a while coming.
Favourite moment, The BBC having their own back on The Tories, all stuffy, over privileged idiots, that don't understand the ridiculous youth of today, I thought that scene was hilarious.
6/10.
