Is Ch5 BB becoming predictable?
 

I don't like being constantly negative on the Forum, but there's only 3 types of segments that they'll show on the highlights, and it's continued at the beginning of Timebomb.

1. Showmances
2. Arguments
3. Crying about not fitting in

It's lacking the diversity that Ch4 BB's used to offer the public, hence why their ratings was so much better, Ch5 BB's lacking fun, any real interesting conversations like Politics, TV Shows, Films, even stuff like travelling etc.

Come on Ch5 sort it out.

No. Especially considering we saw a conversation about politics just last night.

And there was a whole game of charades about films tonight. :umm2:

Remind me if I'm wrong but hasn't this been the case since 2003?

And Jack was talking about wanting to take his friends to Paris = travelling.

I get your point but those weren't the best examples. :laugh:

Some C5 evictions have genuinly been hard to call and each C5 series have had a completely different dynamic.

I think this series has been less conflict heavy, than the first 2 days of BB15 and CBB15, and even BB14 to some extent.

In BB15, it only took after the housemates entered on the 2nd launch, for the divides to begin. Pauline's power was the main cause of that, in particular.

You're mentioning one off cases though.

We've at least had 15 segments to do with who fancies who already, and we've had one mini argument, and one proper argument, and Harriet's already trying to play the Jale role.

It's happening already.

Harriet isn't playing the Jale role.
Jale played the victim because she was bullied.

Harriet got upset because she doesn't fit in with a house full of media hungry oafs, whilst she's just a normal girl who works at a Cafe.

Similar to how Tracey, in BB8 got upset when the whole house was girls and the fact she didn't fit in because it was too girly, and she's a tomboy.

Harriet will play the victim, just you wait and see.

And Jale wasn't bullied, what she did to Chris was more like bullying.:joker:

Harriet will play the victim, just you wait and see.

And Jale wasn't bullied, what she did to Chris was more like bullying.:joker:

Jale WAS bullied

Isolating yourself on Launch Night is playing the victim.

I agree in that I think C5 chooses to highlight the same ****, it's nothing to do with the cast. There's bound to be more interesting conversations than sex talk and tanning. But C5 seems to think people are primarily interested in vapidity.

Inter relationships take time to develop, we have just watched the highlight show that covered the first 24 hours in the house. If you crave argument an conflict, I'm sure it will come, but the other stuff you mention as being boring are basic human behaviour. Not really sure what you are expecting to be honest. Maybe you would get more satisfaction from one of the other more scripted shows

This, its such a shame too because we don't have live feed so we can't actually watch the conversations that would genuienly interest us.

So how Pauline, Helen and Toya treated her in Week 1-2 wasn't bullying?

No it wasn't.

1. Showmances
2. Arguments
3. Crying about not fitting in

um this is basically big brothe, all around the world.

Yes. They cut and paste everything.

Jale WAS bullied at the start, then she joined Helen's gang and started being the bully towards Chris.