Everything except Ashleigh is wrong with this years show.

They obviously have a greater grasp on the public than the forums do if you look at the results...

Hate the crowd, bunch of twats!

The only thing that annoys me about the crowd is when they chant "OFF! OFF! OFF!" During the interviews. The "Get *name* Out!" chants aren't that bad most of the time.

The crowd have been overbearing for the past few years.

Especially since they adopted 'OFF OFF OFF OFF' you've gone to an eviction night you ****ing stupid inbred kuhnts. An interview is going to take place. We want to hear it, bore off.

I definitely think the crowd is ruining the show. Eviction nights are meant to have a huge build-up to them with a great amount of anticipation and excitement for them from the audience. The crowd normally make me a lot less excited for each eviction, because I know that they'll just have to chant to get someone out. It doesn't help that their opinions are normally terrible either.

Not only are they ruining everything from a fan's perspective, they're also affecting how the housemates behave in the house. I seriously do not know how I will be able to cope with Helen thinking that she's won over the public and that everyone is on her side in her feud with Ashleigh.

IMO, they need to do evictions in a studio where the crowd cannot be heard, like in BB9 and BB10.

Theyve been ruining the show

The crowd is disgusting :yuk:

They boo everyone, it's so boring and predictable. The constant negativity is so draining and completely unnecessary. I've watched both seasons of BB Canada recently and their respectful, cheering audience is miles ahead of our lot.

BUT if Ash had come out last night,some,people would have loved the crowd,the booing is annoying but its always been like that.

"They always seem to be so out of touch with the general opinion and are always different to how the forums feel."

Actually it's the forums that are out of touch with the general opinion as shown by who gets evicted every week.

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That is all I dislike. Off Off Off and Who Are Ya are both just rude.

I was @ the 1st eviction and your right the crowd are definitely encouraged to make as much noise as possible, ie shouting for the one u like, chanting for the one u don't. Theres a guy whose job it is to get the crowd going. It would be a bit boring if the crowd was silent like. Its all part of the atmosphere.

This.

Yeah I agree, the crowd shouldn't be allowed to have their own opinion

Well I think that when Emma talks to the house they should quieten the crowd down to avoid outside contact like they did in BB11. I do think that the crowd boos too much though

I wish they were not there period, let the housemates be clueless about how there are seen on outside, if they did that for one season if would be a classic, if the the producers want change things that really would do it.

I don't recall the crowd staying quiet when Davina spoke to the house in BB11.

Oh I thought they did, or davina went off to a studio or something..?? Unless im getting it mixed with another series..??

It doesn't. How many people make up the crowd? 30? Popping in on their way home from Tesco.

BB9 and 10 was indoors but it was back outdoors for the last C4 series as far as I remember.

Yeah it was, just looked it up. I must have got mixed up

First time i remeber the crowd saying the "Get (insert name) out" chant was for Grace.Which BB was that?I'm terrible at remembering the numbers.

BB7 :lovedup:

I prefer interviews on BOTS because HM's tend to open up and feel more relaxed in the smaller atmosphere.

The good thing about C4 evictions were how they would briefly face the large crowd, get their reaction whether it's good or bad and then go to a secluded studio for an interview, with a welcoming crowd. It makes more sense to have it like that because large crowd's chanting can be really intimidating rather than it being 'panto'. It also ruins it for the viewers who have invested in spending time to watch this HM, and finally getting to hear what they have to say about their experience.

I feel sorry for Emma because I feel that she could conduct good interviews in a smaller studio where there are no disruptions.