Sherin was offended by Shaf and Talia's flirtation.

Her one sentence made it completely clear

The insulting step of "Big Brother" towards the mothers of the tenants, the growing relationship of Talia and Shaf, Sharin's insult is going to end in tears soon: Karin Arad summarizes another episode of "Big Brother"

Karin Arad

22/08/2022

Monday, August 22, 2022, 09:42 Updated: 10:03

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The big brother

The argument that set the house on fire (from "Big Brother", network 13)

It was clear from the promo that this was going to be a show full of tears and over-dramatic emotions, with grown people yelling at their mothers - the kind of event that gives me a fissure-like discomfort.

But then things took a strange turn, when a maid arrived to clean the house.

But not.

She doesn't help, and she really doesn't clean the house.

Just spraying and applying things that have (I'm guessing) a very pink smell.

This is a woman from Instagram who released a line of cleaning products, and this is the creative PR we organized for her. Embarrassing.

Lior Koka moved from room to room, showing off the cleaning products she concocted, and promoting their sale by spraying pillows, sniffing corks, and muttering incoherently to herself. It took me a second to understand that, much to the embarrassment, the cleanings are the context they were able to find for the exciting entry of mothers into the house - as it was said in the promo? "The mother of the programs". And what does motherhood mean in our lives? A lot of bleach and a little kuba. No offense at all to the women who brought us into the world.

At the end the mothers entered.

Sherin's mother told Sherin to use some common sense (translation: enough with the seagull, you killed us);

Talia's mother with a lot of fashion and wearing the family mane of hair, let out wails from Talia that make more sense to hear from Marina;

Ofek's mother, an energetic redhead who immediately prostrated herself on her son's bed;

And Riva's mother, who didn't quite understand how she was supposed to behave in this situation and who the strange woman is that forces her to clean mirrors.

was i excited

No, because they weren't allowed to meet at all, they just let them cry and sent the mothers home.

More exaggerated than exciting, and mostly devoid of content.

More exaggerated than exciting.

Ofek and his mother (photo: screenshot, network 13)

I have to take a break from the tears and move on to something that fills me with hope.

Seagull and Talia are getting closer, and it doesn't look bad.

They are lying next to each other on the couch, there were small touches of head caresses and foot massages (in Big Brother Israel this is considered four play), and mostly talking.

Apparently, instead of taking an irreversible action, they prefer to prepare for their first date by carefully planning their life together.

It is not entirely clear how much laughter and how much seriousness there is in these conversations, but for now this is the thing that remains, which is worth watching the show for.

Talia wants their children (twins, she thinks) to go to a religious state school.

Seagull does not object to my surprise.

When she asks if he will get up at night and help her with the children, he seriously answers "You know he will".

She does know.

Talia, who is probably used to getting what she wants, announces in advance that she does not want to live in Tel Aviv.

Shaaf doesn't seem pleased, but for free access to Helen of Troy, he is willing to live in a moshav with a horse named Hezekiah, three dogs and a rabbit, and promises that if she "makes a purchase" of NIS 2,000 in the mall, he won't be moved.

On the other hand, to her question if he will make a financial agreement with her, he answers "probably yes".

"This is where you lost me" she giggles gracefully, "and I have more than you have."

Shaf, who is a little slow in his responses, does not ask what she is talking about and leaves us without the important information about the hidden wealth of Talia, the champion of games and flirts.

Girls, take note: men don't like biches - men like mysteries.

Get the opposite of a mystery - Sherin, who even when she tries to hide is as transparent as a child, doesn't really like this development.

She denies it, of course, and claims in a conversation with Riva that she has no feelings for Seagull at all - on the contrary - she even took a step back so that he would be "more comfortable" starting with Talia.

OK.

Riva doesn't buy the explanation but knows it won't help her to insist.

Seagull, with his characteristic slowness, which looks like peace of mind, makes the mistake and sits down next to her.

"You're mad?"

he asks.

"No, I'm in a very good mood," she replies (doubling the original meaning) and adds, "You're really irrelevant, Seagull."

Do you have it the most transparent, Sherin?

The insult is very obvious to the eye, but it seems that Shaf is inclined to believe the collected facade that she is familiar with, like a classic straight.

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Shaf and Talia (photo: screenshot, network 13)

While I'm considering whether to stick a fork in my eye or not, she continues with a lecture with a messianic flavor about words and their importance in life, and he, instead of understanding the situation and running away, stares at her and continues to try.

"I know you," he claims.

"I know there's something."

"It's that you don't know me at all, you're just pretending. I'm understanding," she insists, not at all angry, what's the matter, and continues to sing psalms in his face, until he gives up and goes to lie down next to Talia, who makes him feel comfortable with her hair together with Moshe.

Apparently, Sherin thinks that the very fact that she has been honest about her feelings up until now equates credibility with her denial, and she is wrong, because it is clear to any reasonable person what is going on there, and that all these exhausting demonstrations of power will end in tears, no matter how much attention she gets from poor Moshe.

After Lior Koka finished forcing her products on the unfortunate mothers, Big Brother opened the electric shutter, and for a few minutes the residents of the house hugged the glass and cried, while the mothers assured their children that they were the most stunning and how proud everyone was of them.

Of course, the Saa must be dedicated, and the tenants must be made to choose only one who will get to hug mom.

Talia, Sharin and Ofek chose Riva - and what was the first thing she had to say to her mother?

"mom I love you"?

"Miss you"?

No.

"Mom, the cream."

poop girl

But don't worry, mom didn't bury her hand in the plate - she also came with criticism and operating instructions: "Don't shout, count to ten before you speak and keep your cigarettes low."

And that's it, that's what happened yesterday in "The Mother of the Programs".

Wow, Riva's mother is right.

I don't know if Riva is supposed to be modest about cigarettes, but the recent rants about Daniel don't make her feel good, and in general, I'm tired of this constant ritual of the fights, which only repeat themselves,

Sharin is jealous?

Talia and a seagull (photo: screenshot, network 13)

Kazem from the beginning of the season fights in the same way with the same people, about the same things.

Nathaniel wades through the same quagmire and the same issues.

Ofek has been hanging around the house for months and only bothers with Talia.

Right now he wonders out loud "What does Talia have from me?", hoping someone will tell him that she has unresolved feelings for him.

No atonement.

You're just exhausting.

Probably out of fear that there will be nothing to photograph at home, they refuse to let go of the old methods used to "activate" the tenants - denying them basic necessities, to make them lose control and put them in oppressive loops against each other, which repeat themselves ad infinitum.

not haram?

There is a right-wing Arab gay in the house who served in the Galach - until you find one like that I have to listen to him for three months yelling at people "Idiot!

zero!

Ya live in the movie!

You hypocrite!

Come on, come on, move on!"? Pretty sure Nathaniel also has more interesting features than his eating disorder, and feelings a little more complex than "I'm hungry!".

The reasonable person needs a little more complexity, a little more nuance than Kazem's relationship with the chocolate, or Nathaniel's relationship with various cuts of meat.

For two months now, the house has only been occupied with eating, drinking, pooping and peeing, and even the people who don't want to immerse themselves in it are forced to get swept up in these unnecessary fights, take sides and deal with it for hours every day.

After hundreds of programs, it seems to me that this risk can be taken - to provide them with enough food and cigarettes, and to stop the terror of mothers and family photos.

Trust human nature.

Don't worry - they will fight and cry even if they have chocolate.

Other dilemmas will surface, which will probably reveal more interesting layers of them.

Meanwhile, between forced fights and forced tears, as in every season, the viewers begin to develop indifference, and just want it to end already, similar to how we feel about the frequent operations in Gaza.

It's human nature - give him a tsunami every day, eventually he'll open gills.

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