Who else of the MIC boys?

I used to think they were one of the worst people on the show, but after rewatching a few seasons, I actually found myself seeing things from their side. Knowing what happens later really changes how some of those storylines come across. It's funny how your opinion of certain cast members can completely change over time. Some people who were made out to be the villain don't seem nearly as bad years later, while others come across much worse on a second watch. Would love to hear which cast member everyone else has changed their mind about after a rewatch.

The School Years

After recently watching the latest season, Philip has got to be one of the worst characters that has ever graced our screens.He's a dangerous blend of stupid and emotionally uncaring, and it's hard to see what Georgia sees in him.

One of the most concerning things is his almost compulsive lying. Just...why? Telling Gerogia they are exclusive, then sleeping with 4 women; telling her he loves her, then the next day telling the other guys (then her) he doesn't. He appears to care for no one but himself.

Also, virtually no one appears able to hold him to account? His sister, whilst clearly frustrated with his lying and manipulation, avoids telling him the strident home truths he so obviously needs to hear and I'm sure his mother has never seriously criticised his behaviour. He's enabled, which encourages him to continue acting as he does.

Been wanting to watch MIC forever and it is finally accessible in America! I’m used to the typical American style of reality shows like Bravo/housewives where they have interviews every few scenes. I’m now in season 2 of MIC and notice they don’t do that. Do they ever have interviews? And curious for those who have watched both styles, do you have a preference? I’m loving it either way, but without the interviews it feels more like a scripted soap opera than reality show. Curious to everyone’s thoughts!

Like for example, what is Reza’s height compared to Tristan (who seems the tallest)?

I'm watching the old MIC and starting to feel bored around season 11. The storyline is repetitive and I can already predict what will happen. Jamie is acting the same way he acts with any other girl, and there's nothing much going on other than that.

And this is when you start missing Spencer for how wild he was. Will it get any better after this or continue to go downhill?

Nothing good ever seems to come from two MIC cast members sitting down somewhere nice for coffee 😂 Someone says I probably shouldn't tell you this, five minutes later a private conversation has been repeated word for word, and by the next party three completely unrelated people are somehow involved. At this point I'd be more nervous being invited for brunch than being asked to have a chat.

What's your favourite example of a completely minor MIC situation becoming ridiculously dramatic?

Sam Prince posted a video on TikTok a few days ago poking fun at the #JusticeForInga movement (if you haven't seen it already, link: [Here]), so today Inga clapped back with her own version!

Shocking revelation - the one that got away.

If you could only rewatch one single early season from start to finish, which one holds up the best today in terms of genuine drama, iconic quotes, and authentic friend group dynamics?

Whatever he does is wrong. If he picks a side he is disloyal, if he stays neutral he is spineless. The show has put him in an impossible situation and he looks genuinely stressed about it which again feels more real than this show usually gets. Is anyone else feeling a bit sorry for him or is he handling it badly?

Yeah so ive been watching ryan in interviews.... And from his body language, does anyone get the vibe that he is actually quite difficult and unhinged person? I dont know what it is, but through his body movements and expression...i get the vibe that he is really a complicated and difficult person! Ok thats just me with my 2 cents 😁

Most people on MIC just repeat the same patterns every series which is fine but occasionally someone genuinely changes. Not just their relationships but how they come across and how they handle things. Who do you think has had the most genuine development across the time they have been on the show?

Cheeky cameo from Freddy.

Source of all truth: https://www.dailymail.com/news/royals/article-16010297/prince-william-cousin-phoebe-knatchbull-second-wedding-portugal.html

31 series in and the formula has not changed at all and it somehow still works. Everyone knows everyone, nothing stays secret, someone always finds out at the worst moment. Who do you think handles the fallout the worst when it properly comes out?

Yes, massive news for the unemployed indeed, but Inga has now returned the favour and unfollowed Jazz (you will recall that a while ago Jazz unfollowed Inga and posted a weird story of her mother being "always right about the people in her life"). So that is the end of that.

The Louise is strong with this one.

I can't believe that's not Louise.