[sampvt]

Friday nights boo's and cheers tend to shape the actions of the week from the dire desperados that get boo's to the overly confidant who get cheers.

So what if BB where to put Emma in the studio on Friday away from the usual outside crowd and their chants, and when she talks to the house and reads out their names, all the popular's get big boo's and all the underdogs and unpopular's get massive cheers.

If Christopher was to get massive cheers and mark got massive boos and get mark out chants, we would get 48 hrs at least of watching the little **** mark having a pre menstral type attack and it would send people like Helen and Ashleigh into a tail spin.

I cant ever remember it happening before, but I would pay to see it.

[Mick]

I agree Sam but I think Mark is going to get a negative crowd reaction anyway. It will freak him out but will he workout why.?

[Cal.]

Well the crowd are usually right about most cheers/boos anyway...

[Achilles]

I wish Emma would talk to the house in a quiet studio and not let housemates hear anything from outside world. It's contact with the outside world and can totally change and influence the dynamics inside the house. Much better to be evicted to a crescendo of boos without expecting it.

[sampvt]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

Well the crowd are usually right about most cheers/boos anyway...

I know but my idea is to flip that and pipe in boo's and cheers in the wrong place. for the wrong hm. Chris always gets cheers and he is pretty constant. Think about what he would do if he got massive boos followed by Helen getting massive cheers. They are all going to start questioning their game plans and change for an interesting week.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

The thing is the producers at the eviction don't tell the crowd to boo or cheer individual housemates.

The crowd cheer or most of the time moronically boo who they please.

If producers told them to boo the "most popular" wouldn't that be showing themselves up at picking favs when they have to be impartial as programme makers?

[Jay.]

I'd quite like to see this tbh! It would change the entire dynamics of the house and they might re-think their positions in the house. We might see certain hm's become friends with people who are cheered etc.

they need to do this!

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by Jay.

I'd quite like to see this tbh! It would change the entire dynamics of the house and they might re-think their positions in the house. We might see certain hm's become friends with people who are cheered etc.

they need to do this!

I just wish there was no crowd reaction at all to be honest.

I wish there was a BB3 type studio away from the house and the housemates had no idea of how they would be greeted when those doors opened when they got evicted.

I don't think there is a far enough space away from the house tbh though even in BB3 poor Jade who was chanted "GET JADE OUT" by the crowd who were all the way down by the George Lucas building lol.

[Headie]

In BB6 Davina set the crowd on a "secret mission" to cheer all the nominees whenever Davina spoke to the house. They all did it and when Sam got evicted she thought she was liked, but she came out to massive boos

[Ramsay]

Excellent idea

[sampvt]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

The thing is the producers at the eviction don't tell the crowd to boo or cheer individual housemates.

The crowd cheer or most of the time moronically boo who they please.

If producers told them to boo the "most popular" wouldn't that be showing themselves up at picking favs when they have to be impartial as programme makers?

I didn't say the prods should ask the crowd to boo or cheer on cue. I suggested a task type of subterfuge as an experiment to mess with their minds. How can that be determined as favouritism. The mess with the programs ethos the whole time and nothing said. Please keep up.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by sampvt

I didn't say the prods should ask the crowd to boo or cheer on cue. I suggested a task type of subterfuge as an experiment to mess with their minds. How can that be determined as favouritism. The mess with the programs ethos the whole time and nothing said. Please keep up.

You said "when she talks to the house and reads out their names, all the popular's get big boo's and all the underdogs and unpopular's get massive cheers. "

Firstly no need for that little snipe at the end of your comment.

If your idea was to happen it would mean the producers telling the crowd who to boo and who to cheer and that would therefor mean the producers would have to acknowledge and tell the crowd who was favourite and who was the least popular in order for the studio audience to react as they want.

This is just my opinion so please don't get deeply offended that I dare answer a question posted on a public forum.

[Pete.]

If this was done people would scream that it was heavily manipulated by the producers to get the popular housemates nominated

[sampvt]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

You said "when she talks to the house and reads out their names, all the popular's get big boo's and all the underdogs and unpopular's get massive cheers. "

Firstly no need for that little snipe at the end of your comment.

If your idea was to happen it would mean the producers telling the crowd who to boo and who to cheer and that would therefor mean the producers would have to acknowledge and tell the crowd who was favourite and who was the least popular in order for the studio audience to react as they want.

This is just my opinion so please don't get deeply offended that I dare answer a question posted on a public forum.

FFS bugger off and troll someone else. My post was very clear and it suggested she go into a studio.

You come on my posts and pretend you have the right to do this and that when everyone can see you are just trolling every single post or thread I make. There is no need for it and definitely no need to drag a perfectly and well received thread down to the level of arguing over semantics.

I am probably playing right into your hands with this retort but you really are never going to leave me alone till you push me over the edge and get me barred, are you.

[CaudleHalbard]

Ignoring anything one regards as trolling is usually the best policy.

Hence the phrase "Don't feed the trolls"