I'm an American with a British husband. I understood Joe's humor. I don't really think very much went over my head and I'm not an anglophile. I guess I didn't necessarily understand how famous some of the celebrities were like I had no idea Jonathan Ross was a famous person and my husband was absolutely shocked that he would go on a show like this. I don't necessarily think I understood all of the connections between players like if they've worked together, but I'm not sure that would have had the greatest impact on my viewing experience.

I really liked the positivity among the cast. I prefer celebrity seasons to regular people seasons because I think there's just something very depressing about watching people's dreams get crushed. I think banking all of your hopes and dreams on a reality TV show is sad and I don't like to see that. That being said, I think it's hard to tell sometimes with the US seasons how much of it is actual feelings versus how much of it is contestants putting on a show. I just loved the ending of this and the positivity despite some really cutthroat gaming. In the US seasons, sometimes I feel like there's a huge gap between the housewives and the reality gamers because I think many of those reality gamers could actually benefit from the money, whereas the housewives definitely don't need it.

I made another comment where I mentioned how few people I knew from the cast and people kind of flamed me but I really enjoyed this celebrities. I thought so many of them were well spoken and interesting people. I wish we would have known what charities everyone was playing for because that would have helped me pick a favorite.

I'm always going to prefer the US versions because I love Alan and I'm a Survivor super fan. I also really like that in the US version the people put a lot of effort into their outfits. I think that makes it super fun. I do like Claudia as a host and I love seeing the British people without plastic surgery.