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Captain.Remy 01-04-2008 07:20 PM

Questions you\'ve always had about Big Brother.
 
What are the questions you've always had about Big Brother, but never got the change to ask ?

Conor 01-04-2008 07:26 PM

Used to have a few, but they mostly got cleared up on the official forum by RealBB, cant remeber the rest any more lol :conf2:

housem8 01-04-2008 07:43 PM

Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that

Conor 01-04-2008 07:46 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:

housem8 01-04-2008 07:50 PM

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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly

Conor 01-04-2008 07:56 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
Yes! Thats part of the fun :bigsmile: They don't have a clue whats going on. Anyway, even the slighest hint of BB news could give anything away and ruin the series. What would be the point in having an experience if all they're going to do is laze back and watch TV, play PS2's, use the internet or read the papers?

noahman 01-04-2008 07:56 PM

are the front door (Big Brother uk )opened by human or machine

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 07:57 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
But those are the 2 most fundamental aspects of BB. Also I would say that BB was much to easy going about breaking nomination rules in BB8, especially compared to every other series (BB7 in particular). And if you were to give them info from the outside worls than that defeats the point of the show ie total seclusion. Thats one of the main downfalls in BB8 was they were given much to much outsied world news suchas in the News Achor task, Charleys fake eviction, Alex, Adele and Thalia entering, ect.

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 07:58 PM

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Originally posted by noahman
are the front door (Big Brother uk )opened by human or machine
They are opened by a human. Thats his only job! I remeber seeing it on the BBLB feature "Employee of the Week" in BB7.

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 08:01 PM

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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
But it was still an important rule and they were punished. Jade was banned from nominating in BB3 and when Darren's nominations were over heard in BB1, everybody had to nominate again. Sorry for posting so much!

housem8 01-04-2008 08:04 PM

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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
Yes! Thats part of the fun :bigsmile: They don't have a clue whats going on. Anyway, even the slighest hint of BB news could give anything away and ruin the series. What would be the point in having an experience if all they're going to do is laze back and watch TV, play PS2's, use the internet or read the papers?
I would not expect any BB news to get back to them lol, that would be silly and spoil the experience. But other news that is going on like a bomb going off or a famous person found dead may interest someone in the house (being a bit morbid here) :dance2:

Reading papers, PS2, TV or the internet would be pointless like you pointed out, but forcing them to do 2000 piece jigsaw puzzles or make an aircraft out of an airfix model kit maybe funny lmao

Loukas 01-04-2008 08:05 PM

How many people accualy are "Big Brother"? :spin:

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 08:07 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
Yes! Thats part of the fun :bigsmile: They don't have a clue whats going on. Anyway, even the slighest hint of BB news could give anything away and ruin the series. What would be the point in having an experience if all they're going to do is laze back and watch TV, play PS2's, use the internet or read the papers?
I would not expect any BB news to get back to them lol, that would be silly and spoil the experience. But other news that is going on like a bomb going off or a famous person found dead may interest someone in the house (being a bit morbid here) :dance2:

Reading papers, PS2, TV or the internet would be pointless like you pointed out, but forcing them to do 2000 piece jigsaw puzzles or make an aircraft out of an airfix model kit maybe funny lmao
Thought like that can preoccupie hms and distract them from the game. People sitting around worrying about bombs abd whatnot wouldn't make for great viewing!:hello:

Conor 01-04-2008 08:09 PM

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Originally posted by DoubleTrouble
How many people accualy are "Big Brother"? :spin:
RealBB (C4 forums) Said 20 producers take turns being the voice of big brother/moniters/executive editor ect.

Alogether (Cooks, cleaners for offices ect) there are 300 members of staff per Summer series.

housem8 01-04-2008 08:10 PM

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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
But those are the 2 most fundamental aspects of BB. Also I would say that BB was much to easy going about breaking nomination rules in BB8, especially compared to every other series (BB7 in particular). And if you were to give them info from the outside worls than that defeats the point of the show ie total seclusion. Thats one of the main downfalls in BB8 was they were given much to much outsied world news suchas in the News Achor task, Charleys fake eviction, Alex, Adele and Thalia entering, ect.
Like I replied to Conor, anything to do with the show should remain hidden but standard news which is going on around the globe could be passed onto them, no harm in that really imo lol

I have only seen (8) and celeb hijack so I cant do comparisons of (7) and before. I must say that I thought they were less than soft imo, thats why I brought it up as a Question

housem8 01-04-2008 08:12 PM

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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
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Originally posted by noahman
are the front door (Big Brother uk )opened by human or machine
They are opened by a human. Thats his only job! I remeber seeing it on the BBLB feature "Employee of the Week" in BB7.
So he was not employed for his brains then :thumbs2:

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 08:13 PM

Past punishments have been much harsher, such as having to nominate in front of people, having to nominate 3 people to definetly face the public vote, having your nominations be aired to the house, putting everyone up for eviction, ect.

Conor 01-04-2008 08:15 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
But those are the 2 most fundamental aspects of BB. Also I would say that BB was much to easy going about breaking nomination rules in BB8, especially compared to every other series (BB7 in particular). And if you were to give them info from the outside worls than that defeats the point of the show ie total seclusion. Thats one of the main downfalls in BB8 was they were given much to much outsied world news suchas in the News Achor task, Charleys fake eviction, Alex, Adele and Thalia entering, ect.
Like I replied to Conor, anything to do with the show should remain hidden but standard news which is going on around the globe could be passed onto them, no harm in that really imo lol

I have only seen (8) and celeb hijack so I cant do comparisons of (7) and before. I must say that I thought they were less than soft imo, thats why I brought it up as a Question
Well BB5 - CBB4 were all really harsh. That was the 'Evil' period. But I dont think BB7 was much better. It should remain a rule not to hea ANY outside info just to add to the compitition. I don't think the show would be the same if they read them the Headlines from heat at bedtime each night :tongue: But sometimes, like in BB5 they give fake info to the housemates.

In BB5 in the last week Big Brother set a fake newspaper around claiming 'Big Brother Mole favourite to win series.' This lead to a twist, and a very ood one :spin2:

housem8 01-04-2008 08:16 PM

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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
Yes! Thats part of the fun :bigsmile: They don't have a clue whats going on. Anyway, even the slighest hint of BB news could give anything away and ruin the series. What would be the point in having an experience if all they're going to do is laze back and watch TV, play PS2's, use the internet or read the papers?
I would not expect any BB news to get back to them lol, that would be silly and spoil the experience. But other news that is going on like a bomb going off or a famous person found dead may interest someone in the house (being a bit morbid here) :dance2:

Reading papers, PS2, TV or the internet would be pointless like you pointed out, but forcing them to do 2000 piece jigsaw puzzles or make an aircraft out of an airfix model kit maybe funny lmao
Thought like that can preoccupie hms and distract them from the game. People sitting around worrying about bombs abd whatnot wouldn't make for great viewing!:hello:
lol, big brother wanted to occupy their minds with losing their possible prize fund to Liam, among other things. A bomb would be a bit much I'll grant you. Lucky big brother is not aired right now, I am sure April 1st would be more than jokingly hazardous

housem8 01-04-2008 08:18 PM

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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
Past punishments have been much harsher, such as having to nominate in front of people, having to nominate 3 people to definetly face the public vote, having your nominations be aired to the house, putting everyone up for eviction, ect.
So (7) was much like that lol?

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 08:18 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by Conor
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Originally posted by housem8
Why does big brother complain so much about housemates discussing nominations?

I thought they went too too far in (8). Punishing the housemates is silly and Im sure it could be done better, a new system perhaps which could sort out that
When it started no one really talked about nominations out of the Diary room from BB1 - 4 anyway. It was just another rule brought in to make life harder in the BB5 house and it stuck :wink:
Well I understand that discussing the nominations can spoil it a bit, but big brother really came down on a few housemates in (8) and I thought it was petty really, just my thoughts lol

Also housemates should be able to know more about what is going on in the outside world. I mean, does it really matter? honestly
Yes! Thats part of the fun :bigsmile: They don't have a clue whats going on. Anyway, even the slighest hint of BB news could give anything away and ruin the series. What would be the point in having an experience if all they're going to do is laze back and watch TV, play PS2's, use the internet or read the papers?
I would not expect any BB news to get back to them lol, that would be silly and spoil the experience. But other news that is going on like a bomb going off or a famous person found dead may interest someone in the house (being a bit morbid here) :dance2:

Reading papers, PS2, TV or the internet would be pointless like you pointed out, but forcing them to do 2000 piece jigsaw puzzles or make an aircraft out of an airfix model kit maybe funny lmao
Thought like that can preoccupie hms and distract them from the game. People sitting around worrying about bombs abd whatnot wouldn't make for great viewing!:hello:
lol, big brother wanted to occupy their minds with losing their possible prize fund to Liam, among other things. A bomb would be a bit much I'll grant you. Lucky big brother is not aired right now, I am sure April 1st would be more than jokingly hazardous
Yes but that was in relation to BB which they would have been constantly thinking about anyway and makes great viewing.

MrGaryy 01-04-2008 08:19 PM

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Originally posted by housem8
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Originally posted by thebiggerbrother
Past punishments have been much harsher, such as having to nominate in front of people, having to nominate 3 people to definetly face the public vote, having your nominations be aired to the house, putting everyone up for eviction, ect.
So (7) was much like that lol?
Yeah pretty much, it was the strictest series yet in regard to rule breaking, which is best in IMHO.

noahman 03-04-2008 05:27 PM

is the big brother house completly 2 stories tall
i know its at least 2 stories because they have to go down stairs to enter the house but is there any thing about them

Magic 03-04-2008 05:29 PM

Will we ever meet Big Brother? :P

And will it ever be possible to beat BB5?!

Conor 03-04-2008 06:12 PM

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Originally posted by noahman
is the big brother house completly 2 stories tall
i know its at least 2 stories because they have to go down stairs to enter the house but is there any thing about them
Nope. The roof slants. There is upstairs space, but it's very limited :spin2:


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