[neneu10]

[BBDodge]

And only 5 eviction nights.

They'd need 5 double evictions just to get 6 in the final.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

And only 5 eviction nights.

They'd need 5 double evictions just to get 6 in the final.

some might walk or get ejected though?

[ComingToGetYou]

Seems a bit much.

[Josiah.]

I mean, we did have 18 housemates in CBB19 and that was 32 days. And BB Australia’s 12th series had 20 housemates over 39 days.

So 16 housemates over a 6 week period doesn’t seem too bad. Then again, BB19 had 16 housemates over a 7 week period.

[UserSince2005]

1 or 2 will likely drop out, happens every year.

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

1 or 2 will likely drop out, happens every year.

They usually send in subs.

[arista]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

And only 5 eviction nights.

They'd need 5 double evictions just to get 6 in the final.

Spunky

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

They usually send in subs.

I think he means once the show starts.

Every season probably has at least one substitute.

[parmnion]

I like the sound of that. It gives it a winner takes all vibe, with a strong hint of it actually being a game show and not a platform to other things.

I'm expecting lots of game playing.

[Beastie]

I feel its going to be more like a gameshow format. There will be cruel twists such as all the housemates facing each other and voting to evict someone on the spot. Someone will be evicted within the first few days I bet.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

They usually send in subs.

Tbh this was more a CH4 thing and Ch5 only started doing it in the second half of their tenure I dont think they had intruders in the first 3 or 4 years

[Babayaro.]

For a 6 week series 10-12 would be ideal

[ComingToGetYou]

Eyes of the housemates?

https://twitter.com/bbspy/status/1709667644524089558

[bitontheslide]

\they could have 2 evictions a week. One by the audience and one by the house