[Jack_]

I wasn't on here on Friday to discuss the twist so I may as well just post my thoughts here.

What a tacky, tension-less mess of a production once again. The amounts in the envelopes weren't even amazing and didn't spread out fairly enough, at least go £1k, £10k, £25k or something. Secondly what's with not telling the public that this twist is going to happen? I don't have any issue with someone being voted out without a public vote (I'll get to that in a minute) but to not tell viewers what the twist is in advance is a ****ing joke. I am really fed up of having to be strung along and kept in the dark like the housemates are.

I do not however have an issue with people being voted out by the housemates, it's the way it should be IMO and regardless of that, there isn't any rule that says the public have to choose. However, the manner in which the vote went down was ridiculous, why do they insist on having these group decision, unanimous votes? It was just a mess. Housemates should get individual votes, and even then with 4 people voting against 3 options there's all sorts of tied possibilities so it wasn't thought through at all. Do more housemate votes, but don't do unanimous group ones, they suck. And to add to that, I do wish they would stop picking their own housemate that they want to announce a decision, 'will Joel stand up' (after he'd said he didn't want to take part lol how transparent), no, you ask one person to stand up, don't decide for them.

The twist that went down tonight would have been better done live, they just don't have a clue what they're doing do they? At least have the amounts in the envelopes be something that the evictees take home or something along those lines.

However, as tacky as it all was and how it looked as if it had been created an hour before they went live, it did get rid of someone who didn't deserve a place in the final, so it was fine by me. Kudos to Sam on taking it so well though.