Double Eviction

[bigbrother10uk]

Does anyone know if there will be a double eviction this week?
I really hope it is so we can get rid of lisa and david!
Also, Big Brother has not done a double eviction yet, and considering the amount of housemates up, why not?

[Benjamin]

No double this week. Just the one I'm afraid.

[bigbrother10uk]

Originally posted by ukturtle
No double this week. Just the one I'm afraid.

noooooooo :bawling:

[Brad.]

Originally posted by ukturtle
No double this week. Just the one I'm afraid.

yeh, there arent enough HM's left to do a double eviction. I dont see the appeal of them anyway because it just means there are 2 rushed eviction interviews.

[bigbrother10uk]

Originally posted by Bradley.
Originally posted by ukturtle
No double this week. Just the one I'm afraid.

yeh, there arent enough HM's left to do a double eviction. I dont see the appeal of them anyway because it just means there are 2 rushed eviction interviews.

last year they did it with 7 housemates.

Mo, Kat, Rex, Rachel, Mickey, Darnell, and Sara

[Brad.]

Originally posted by bigbrother10uk
Originally posted by Bradley.
Originally posted by ukturtle
No double this week. Just the one I'm afraid.

yeh, there arent enough HM's left to do a double eviction. I dont see the appeal of them anyway because it just means there are 2 rushed eviction interviews.

last year they did it with 7 housemates.

Mo, Kat, Rex, Rachel, Mickey, Darnell, and Sara

Eh? there were 7 housemates at the beginning of the final week last year and then there was a double eviction on day 90. So there were 5 hms in the final. whats the problem?

[chris1232]

Very much doubt double! :wink:

[*teddybear*]

:thumbs: That would do very nicely, but only if it was a vote to evict rather than to save.

[Claymores]

Originally posted by bigbrother10uk
Does anyone know if there will be a double eviction this week?
I really hope it is so we can get rid of lisa and david!
Also, Big Brother has not done a double eviction yet, and considering the amount of housemates up, why not?
There is never a double eviction unless they tell you before phone lines open.............it is only ever a surprise to HMs, not voters.

It would be tantamount to obtaining money by deception

[mkdfan]

Its the perfect time for a double eviction!

Oh the possibility of certain people going O.o

[Mickey2009]

To risky this week if someone walks, boy there will be hell to play for with all the refunds :bouncy:

[Firewire]

Nope

There are 10 hms with 5 weeks left.

That leaves 5 for the Final if 1 hm goes.

[bettiepage]

We would have been told.

[lukebartram]

dont think they will , because isaac and tom walked and if they do a double eviction then they be short of hms for the final,

[Showstopper]

Originally posted by Claymores
Originally posted by bigbrother10uk
Does anyone know if there will be a double eviction this week?
I really hope it is so we can get rid of lisa and david!
Also, Big Brother has not done a double eviction yet, and considering the amount of housemates up, why not?
There is never a double eviction unless they tell you before phone lines open.............it is only ever a surprise to HMs, not voters.

It would be tantamount to obtaining money by deception

agree completely - they always let the public know

[Arneldo]

I think they'll wait and see how the voting is going before they decide if it will be a double or not.

They did this in BB7 with Mikey, Susie, Imogen and Jennie nominated. They decided to make it a double eviction the day before the eviction was to take place - probably because it was the only way to make sure Susie would go, as Mikey would have been in the lead at this point.

If David, Lisa or Hira go home, but a housemate like Bea or Rodrigo gets the second lowest amount of votes - they will prob keep it a single. But if David and Hira are bottom, they'll prob take advantage and get both out.

[Patrick]

Most likely to be a double in the next 2 weeks...

I hope after the double they do a midweek surprise eviction! :hello:


Hira,David and Lisa can **** off then