[Marsh.]

Tbh, in 2010 that was hardly a twist. It was a pre-final clearout they would normally have because there were too many people left for the end.

This year is far worse after only two weeks and rigging the nominations and replacing the 4 evictees.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Tbh, in 2010 that was hardly a twist. It was a pre-final clearout they would normally have because there were too many people left for the end.

This year is far worse after only two weeks and rigging the nominations and replacing the 4 evictees.

Indeed, but they could have easily had six finalists instead of five, had one double on the Friday and a surprise eviction on the Monday before the final instead. I'd say it was a twist cause the quad eviction was meant to be 'omg!!! they're kicking four out!!!' but it was a deliberate ploy by PEJ to ensure Josie won and a last **** you to the fans who had criticised the show in its last few years

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Indeed, but they could have easily had six finalists instead of five, had one double on the Friday and a surprise eviction on the Monday before the final instead. I'd say it was a twist cause the quad eviction was meant to be 'omg!!! they're kicking four out!!!' but it was a deliberate ploy by PEJ to ensure Josie won and a last **** you to the fans who had criticised the show in its last few years

Yes, but as I say, we were in the final week, so the house being whittled down to a small amount is fairly normal, outside of who was actually evicted.

This time we were 2 weeks in and had almost half the house replaced with newbies. A more drastic change IMO.