[tvqueen1905]

i kind off miss BB11 too

for 11 weeks i got to know a big group of housemates and now they have all gone it feels weird that i won't be able to follow them everyday

as for UBB it feels weird seeing new hms in a house that for the past 11 weeks held a different set of characters

[tvqueen1905]

BB11 died when Corin was voted out lol

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by MassiveTruck

Like that's the truth.

When Big Brother started to come out and magazines became the norm with Reality TV shows everywhere, we were hearing the media say the "public are more media savvy".

I contest that now. With the amount of idiots out there who couldn't see a fix here, the public are as easily manipulated by the TV and media as they are in a dictatorship like North Korea.

We seem to question why our country, doesn't rise up and ask for better services, better education... well here you are. We think Josie is a great housemate and we can't seem to see how duped we were into believing this by the show.

That's why we've got a Tory government now ready to run away with our services and make cuts - because we are, as illustrated by a 77% vote for Josie, a country of automaton idiots.

Do people ever tell you you're a bit strange?

[janaddy86]

I don;t tend to get too attached to things like this. It's a TV show after all. Sometimes I like it and watch it other times I don't. If it's never on again, I won't be bothered.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by MassiveTruck

.........That's why we've got a Tory government now ready to run away with our services and make cuts - because we are, as illustrated by a 77% vote for Josie, a country of automaton idiots.

We haven't got a Tory government, we've got a Tory/LibDem Coalition. It's been in the news and everything. If it had been a vote to evict Labour would have been massacred.

Josie won with a big majority not because people are stupid (although obviously, there are exceptions), but because of a lack of competition.