Would you want bi-weekly evictions in normal BB
 

I think it's a great idea, It would mean having like 25 housemates total but I don't think thats a bad idea either

Yeah I like that idea. Maybe only in the last few weeks though. BB can get a bit slow at times

No

No. You could end up losing all your faves in like 2 weeks.

On normal BB it usually takes 4/5 weeks for all my faves to be out.

No

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Also if it happened in BB16 it would mean that Simon, Adjoa, Aaron, Amy and Sally, Harriet, Kieron and Sarah would all have left in 2 weeks welp

Didn't that happen anyway with the catastrophic 4 in 4 out.

Wasn't that like 3 weeks idk

Oh welp no they all would have left in a week.

I'd be more up for an eviction every 2 weeks (even if it meant just like 12 HMs)

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I probably wouldn't like it, but i'd like to see it be tried. Could be ok perhaps

Hell no, especially under vote to evict

To be quite honest I'd be happy to get rid of evictions altogether, at least it'd always be interesting and the public could never ruin it that way

Then it wouldn't be Big Brother :shrug:

Well technically the premise of Big Brother is putting a bunch of strangers in a house, filming them 24/7 and watching how they interact, so...it would be Big Brother.

No, we need more time with general BB in my view to get to know or connect with the housemates.

And the housemates must nominate each week, with the public deciding who is evicted until one is left and crowned the winner. That's part of the format.

No, that's part of the format of Big Brother UK. It doesn't apply everywhere around the world.

The premise of BB itself is to put a bunch of strangers in a house and record them 24/7. Any other add on to that is at the discretion of the individual nation broadcasting the show.

But don't every big brother around the world have nominations?

Well I'm not about to check if they do or they don't but that's beside the point, you could still keep nominations - just have them for a different reason other than evictions.

You don't have to have evictions, the premise of Big Brother is what I said it was, the other intricacies are down to individual production teams. Like, I would argue that the availability of a 24/7 live feed is more integral to what Big Brother is about than evictions taking place are, and yet we haven't had one in the UK for six years. That doesn't mean it's not 'Big Brother'.

Some of the pre-series editions of BB Serbia had no nominations or evictions. Just a public vote at the end of it to choose the people who would entee the house.