Real Mcoy flares up!

November 22, 2007 2:39 AM

Shooting the scenes for their short film is currently postponed since the housemates are equally suffering the consequence of Mariel’s eight violations. Since this late afternoon, everyone has to walk on their knees if they want to move around the house. And because doing so proves to be too much of an effort, they all opted to stay put in the living room, sleeping and chatting the night away.

Hours after Donnie is back as a sole housemate, Mcoy recounted how pissed he was last night after Big Brother raised the issue of plagiarism with regards to his written script for their 15-minute film. He got offended, saying that he was stigmatized by the scandal two years ago involving the alleged rip off of Orange and Lemon’s ‘Pinoy Ako’. But he immediately calmed down when Big Brother told him that it wasn’t his intention to insult him. As it is, Kuya said that he stands by their concept but they could have done better than what they came up with.

Remembering what happened last night made him point out again that his idea was definitely different from the “The Ghost of August Mayford”, which Big Brother compared their film’s story with. At the same time, he insisted that they can hardly create scenes that's more Pinoy because the interior of the big yellow house is inspired by the Victorian era after all. He stressed that even the garden appears foreign because of the cherubim and peacock statues. These were all stated conversationally but before he knew it, Mcoy was called inside the confession room tonight. Perhaps Big Brother wants to set things straight because it’s clear that his resident is still affected by the whole incident.

As soon as the Musikerong Daddy returned though, it became evident that their one-on-one talk did not resolve anything. On the contrary, he was fuming mad with their exchange. Adding fuel to his ire was Ethel’s own confusion with all that’s happening to them. Primed for a confrontation, she reiterated their “Praning Theory” last night regarding Mariel’s status -- whether she’s just a guest or a housemate like them. What’s more alarming however is that Ethel and Mcoy are prepared to be “kicked out” if that’s what it all boils down to. Will they really opt for a voluntary exit or will their burning emotions die a natural death now that they are talking to Big Brother again with the rest of housemates? Keep it here for the latest drama inside the most famous house in the land!