[vesavius]

The show is boring, they all shouted.

*Cameron starts to make it actually interesting*

LET'S GET RID OF CAMERON!!!

In the end, we get the show that we deserve I guess... More forced special missions and unchallenged lectures on how to be better progressives.

Keeping Elsa and Richard over Cam was an insane move.

[Ammi]

…such is the way with BB and has always been…tbf, it’s not all the viewers/voters in that BB plays around with vote to save and vote to evict so they’re part of the collaboration also…(…I think…)…that if it had been a vote to evict ….?…Elsa would have got so, so many votes since the votes opened that even with the bad edit from sneak peek earlier in the day…?…long Cameron was unlikely to overtake her…plus…(…conspiracy theory as laid out by @bots ….)…in ejecting George, it also meant that the votes from the previous few days leading up to the ejecting were cancelled and reset…so maybe less ‘to save votes’ at that point to save Elsa…?…so essentially maybe not an accurate result compared to if the votes hadn’t been reset…?…anyway just a possibility that I’m not sure that the viewers can take responsibility…I mean, I’d like them to, obviously but sometimes they’re a bit innocent…

[bots]

Cam came across as a real unpleasant idiot last night and it wasn't once, it was near constant. It's not natural for viewers to say .... i like confrontation, he must be kept in. The human reaction is to get that unpleasant person off my TV screen now!!!

[millyrose]

Originally Posted by bots

Cam came across as a real unpleasant idiot last night and it wasn't once, it was near constant. It's not natural for viewers to say .... i like confrontation, he must be kept in. The human reaction is to get that unpleasant person off my TV screen now!!!

Agree he wasn't nice i don't like confrontation so happy he's out.

[rusticgal]

I agree he was an idiot...but now we may possibly see a house that's subservient and too frightened to say or do anything in fear of causing offence.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

I agree he was an idiot...but now we may possibly see a house that's subservient and too frightened to say or do anything in fear of causing offence.

Depends who goes in on Friday.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Depends who goes in on Friday.

Thats true...I can only assume they have been watching.

[MTVN]

Well we didn't get rid of him I suppose, there just weren't enough people saving him. I thought he was great television last night but that was too late to really make a difference, earlier in the week I'd have been happy for him to go. Richard staying didn't surprise me at all but Elsa's TikTok following obviously came through more than I expected

[bots]

i think what's interesting is how manipulative Fey is. She has her little cult loyally following her while the others get beaten into submission

Cam wasn't interesting in the slightest

[Vicky.]

Happens every year. In theory vts should stop it (if there's a few up) but not always

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by bots

i think what's interesting is how manipulative Fey is. She has her little cult loyally following her while the others get beaten into submission

Cam wasn't interesting in the slightest

You are correct, Cam was a shallow thug, not interesting in himself at all.

It's what he represented though that was interesting.

A simple barely understood emotional rebellion for freedom and dignity against the constant virtue lectures, gatekeeping, and thought control of Chairman Fey.

He was Winston Smith.