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[Hogisbald]

How gullible can you get? Is it not obvious that you float in space.

[catherine]

i was wondering why there wasnt a thread yet on this

how retarded!!! i supose if you arent a scientist you could possible be persuaded that anti gravity works

edit - ive realised that anit-gravity would be no gravity.... i meant artificial gravity thingy - like the person further down said. call be thick if you want but i did get an A at advanced physics.

[Edgar Graham]

They were told there was an anti-gravity machine on board.

[Wishbone G]

but who would fall for that?! Plus surely they have enough sense to realise they havnt been taught enough to go to space! From what we got shown, it seems they mainly were learning about the history of space flight. Useful eh?

[Savant]

Originally Posted by Edgar Graham

They were told there was an anti-gravity machine on board.

Surely you mean artificial gravity machine...?

[belladonnaleaves]

Seems to me they deliberately picked less than astute folks for this programme. Well, i guess they had to really. Some of it has been quite amusing; ie the stuffed space monkey and the guy wanting to "test" out his spacesuit nappy.
But, apparently, after their ordeal, they get 5 grand each and a trip up outside our atmosphere for some real zero gravity japery, so i guess they at least, will have a decent experience and a good christmas/new year to boot. After being made to look like twits on national tv, i think they probably deserve it

Originally Posted by belladonnaleaves

Seems to me they deliberately picked less than astute folks for this programme.

It's a 'reality' tv SHOW. Is this not the norm?

[Frosty Jack]

'Course, there's always the possibility that they're all actors, and the hoax is on us...

I really could not care less about this programme.

Johnny Vaughan really needs a good kick in the face. Followed by several more.

[ben_1903]

I think its really good - better than all the other reality tv nonsense.